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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January Fl, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, Sl2 bushels. Red, 1,074 bush
els.
CoRN.-White. 906 bushels. Mixed, 1874 bush
els. ..-.....
UATs.-352 bushels. ..-
AIEAL.-4J bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White. 29S bushels very good at 81 .35
372 bushels on private terms; 80 bushels good Al
Sl.25. Total, 700 bushels.
WHEAT.-Ked, 80 bushels very good at 81 81
&c bushels prime at t1.33; go bushels good a
81 rs; 600 bushels western on private terms; IS
bushels good on private terms; lao bushels very
good AT 1892. Total, ,034 bushels.
CONSTANTINE, S7S bushels very good on'private
terms !; 22 bushels very good at 79c.; Sc bushels
very good at SGc. Total, $50 bushels.
CORS.-Mixed, "a bushels very good at 59c.
OATs.-256 bushels very good spring al 69c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
I'M
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RICHMOND AND PErRRssuRa RAIL-,
$50 4" ~ FHoAp CUMPANY.aS J.
r 01fMENCINGJ ANUAREA 1875 ,rain Z

RICHMOND AND PETRRssuRc RAnes
- 4" ~ FHoAD CoMPASY.9t
I COMMENCING JANUARTA 1875 train
~ en this roao Will run As foilows,otz 9sE,}
| & LxkyE RIClIMoSD SOUTH. i. ,Eg
| 5:23,A. n, THROUGH MA Il da!fyiexcept sur-
Gay. connecting fer all poentsSoufh
and West: Sleep.sE5cat attached.
7:45 a Dr., FREIGHT TRAIN daiif {e1ceps Sun-
S SayIwsss coach atfssnte Peters.
ro9di Lypchburg, an& the West.lt
l:45 P~1K, THKOyGH MAIL daflS; connecting
for ALI pofsts South and West PxSs
r@NF sengsrB -Elsjng this TAIN win mako
Close, connection II, Petersburg for
500 p n. ES Ere nst It daily except sandayh
|. LAkyE PErRRSBgRG NORTH.
800 A. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN daily (e1ceps
- f5nndayt with coach attachedsit3Et
1l:45 A. H., ALL daily, connecting
yH WITH Richnond Erederickshurg and
foronnc railroad for all points East
500 P. n, raEIsar daily texcep. suadayh
500 P. N, T4ROUGFtAflsILd daily Except Sun.
r. .ns1 dag, connecting With Richmond.
FreuertcksbSTyaud Potomac railroad
foraD points Exist and West. Pullman
Sleeperattaesed running through to
ncct'oh With k1C hesapeake and Ohio
railr7sd for the Virginia Springs and
poinIs Worth and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will MOI stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill wiz leave Chester At
240 p. 81. ReturpiHgs will leave Glover Hit at
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersearg vii, start from
Appomattox depot .f..s
no 81 4. SHAW, Superintendent.
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A person whose name is, Norval has to
write the New York MaiPs "green.room
gossip" for living. His fathers flocks used
to feed in Virginia, but the Legislature
didn't dare to pass dog-law, and the hocks
gave out.-LoMSUiHe Courier.
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ELECTION OF ANDREW J0HSSoN.-NdSh'
pille, January 26.-The Convention met at
uoon. Governor Brown refused to have his
name again presented before the Convention
Gustayus A. Henry, William II. Stephens,
and d. NJ. Key were placed in nomination
The fifty-fourth ballot resulted as follows
johnson, Al; Henry, 10; Stephens, "a; Key
I; Ewing, Unnecessary to choice, 90
The ti(ty-tifth ballot was then taken with the
following result: johnson, So; Henry, IL
Stephens, 90; Keys; Ewing, 9. The Pre-.
sident declared Andrew johnson elected
United States senator amidst the widest eX'
element and enthusiasm.
The enthusiasm and excitement over the
election of Hon. ANDREW johnson to the
! United States Senate is beyond description.
Tonight he made thirty minutes speech
TO upwards Of ten thousand people in the
public square, announcing his adherence to
Democratic principles as set forth in his adj
ministration of the Government and former
speeches. Rumors were circulated on the
streets and in the hotels this afternoon that
Mr.. johnson had made concessions to the
Republican members of the Legislature for
their votes, but he denies most empbatically
having made concessions in any form, or en-
tering into any understanding with other
candidates or opposition, and says that be
was elected upon the broad platform Of the
Constitution, and the administration of the
law as enuncated snational Democracy.
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ST. LOFTS MARKETS,

ST. LOUIS, January 27.-Four declining on
upper grades; Others unchanged. Corn, steady
No Q mixed. 62&@64c. Whisky steady at Csc.
Pork dull and held at $1s.25. Bacon dull; only
limited jobbiug demand
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PosTAL-Thomas w. Helm has been APP
pointed postmaster at Bangs, Montgomery
county, Va, ptce John \. Gordon, de-
Glintd,
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MILLER's COMPOUND Sus,., ,,o. 49,, !,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSENESS, DC:

On using yonr Compound Syrup o. Horehouud d
experienced immediate relief, even before j lad
consumed one. third Of the bottle. -. - :
HENRY BERGH,
Cruelty to Animals. -Trs--E,' 5-'-,-.-'- =
IL never fails to prodsce the most beneficial re-
sEss. A. J-FORp,
Ford's Hotei, Richmond, Va.
30 not hesitste to pronounce the best urepara.
ton have ever nsed or known Of b a .
GEORGE d. RUCKER, Lynchburg, Va.
RICHMOND, October "a, 1874. q
Esve been using Miller's Compound syrup Of
Horekound for the past three years, and I have
found II the best cough mixture have ever tried
Professor JOHN WYMAS, YentrioqusI
Sold by all druggists aad country ssorekeepers at
Csc. per bottle. Prepared by 10
MILLER 4 pIER CE, Apoaheearies.
j. 81 t. Richmond, Va.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, January 27.-Flour In improved
demand and advanced. Corn dnll and declining
67069c. Pork dull and nominal at 81 Soc
1875. Lard dull; steam, IL .30GSl3 1914: kct
tie; lac. Bacon quiet and unchanged WhiSke.
firm at q4c.
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IRON, EEL, 80.

A full assortment OF best REFINED iRON,
- consisting Of. 80
Rounds SQUARES, FLATS, and SIIAfTISG,
OyALs, HALesOvALs, and HALF-kouSps, AM
HOOP; aEE.1 iss.s-y
HoRsE-Si,oE. NAU.-RoDS. and SHEET;
NAILOR,s CAST aud SHEAR STEEI,
T,;f,IIsH and AMERICAN RLIsTRnEp srEh!s
| GERMAN and TIRE-STERI:
PIa-TIs, PIG and BAR-LEAn ana IN M
| jal3-stswsw n&s W0Ash1sS.sS W
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January 27.-Stocks active. Money,
2k per cent. Gold, 112T. Exchapge-Long, 4s7 {;
short, 400. Governments active. States easier
Specie shipments to-day nearly half a million,
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uYEING ANRsC0CRISG.


MEN'SIOuTHS,, AND BOYS
VI CLOTHING, however much sOlled or Iaoso.
.CLEANSED or DYED In nrsl-cass style, anu 81
the cheapest rates.
Ladies having asttcles To be cleaned or coloreQ
will fnd Ii 10 thetx interest to send or sall
Steam Cleaning and Dyeing establishment.
ia 26.3m Marshall STREET near tfffn.
nYEING! DYEING!E DYEiNG Great
IL reduction In prices-reduced 20 per cent.
DYEING done on the newest and most improved
plan. GentoTnens oyercoas. dresscoats, vests, AND
dies wear.-dresses, closks, shawls. waterpr0of,,
opera-c;oaks Sashes, scarfs ribbons, parasols, and
all kindS straw goods dyed orange, scarlet, pax,
color, brown, navy blue, and black. All kiIds Of
geutl.men's and ladies' wear cleaned sud a.ished.
Faathers dyed all colors, cleaned. AND cnFsed Kid
gloves dyed and cleaned at 20 cents. Crepe wells
aged cleaned, AND dressed Al gSeds sarefnity ane
ING AND CLEANING WORKS, SQ4 Main
Street. fJs 24-Sml J.. SCOTT. Proprietor
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DURCELL, LADD & CO., DRUsersrs,
l. No. 1915 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
have constantly on hand large stock OF
DRUGS. DYES, WIyDOw-GLAsS, PAINTS,
OILS FOR PAINTING AND MACHINERY,
CONCENTRATED LYE, ELASTIC eToCKIyGS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, TRuSsES,
BANDAGES, PRRFUMERY. FANCY SOAPS,
GERMAN COLOGNE WATER, f.z..
DITMAN'S SEA SALT, ,-#.
FOuGERA'S PREPARATIONS,
and a general assortment OF PURE DRUGS and
CHEMICALS and choice and we'll selected as
sortment OF all rces for sale In quantities TO suit
purchasers by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
j. 81 1916 Main street. Richmond, Va.
GREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC.
VI j. III. LAROQUES ELIXIR OFCALISAYA
BARK, pleasant cordial, which strengthens and
improves the digestion. An excellent preventive
OF FkvERs, FEVER AND AGUE, &c, &C; and
great tonic and renovatnr for nyalids and Gebilt-
lated persons. w. e. THORNTON, sole manufac-
turer, baltimore. Sold by druggists generally.
ia 6-2m
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MARINE INTELLIGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMoND. JANUARY 81, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY %, 1875.
sun rises. So Moon rlses.....--.12.0O
3ur 3ets, SOP High tldt........ SIC
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THESAYEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
CUOAD.-On and after SUNDAY, January 8,
1870, paxa,pger trains Will run as toll0Ws:
FROM RICHMOND.
Sl5 A. d. NAIL TRAIN. -fos IoofoansNIG3
Chariot les Vile. Seiunyon, CoytnEton, anf al
iptermedtnte stations daily fexeept SlndaV e.
irving ut Covlnston a. ESQ Il. %. Tntss rsin
connects ut GosdoassAse foI Orange CuipS peg,
Warrezson, Manassas, AlexaDdrfas WhsninSe0Hs
and the North, and nj ChariOttssyfHe fo1. LyRcns
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chastanscgs, ana ins
so s:Is P. n. ,CcoMMoDATIoN TRArM-Yos
Gors;onsvflle md oay lex
ceps SunaasA arriving ut Gerdoustnae - e:Io e
$40 p. Is. CINCINNATI EXPREsS.-For Coz.
doBsyi,le, Charlottesville. Seannton, Goshen, Mu'
hos,,i Coyszxson, and all slStianS west 81 GOWNS
fsn daiy (excep. Saturday, arriving 81 hUnun2ioa
ar Rob r. 81. This TRAN connects = GSsdonsYnsss
COR DWssAaDxf0a. Baltimore and the hoTth, Ano
Tr. I.rn.hbsre and the Sen;h and ~ Hqnosg.
tor with steamers Bee.ona and EleezWoed foE Cln.
cinnaty ard an points w ess ana Soalhwesss arriving
| at Cincinnati ~ q a n IS $ss8EtsI
| baggage checked tEfough .v,.
n,r =, S50 Mnin atyeei, Ballard and Exe3sn4e nc.
ta or at the compsnys otase, Krosa arssi n19 oaA
tsenth. ...s:nt - aensrsi T4ckes Agent
THOMAS DoDANKAD, General supssinsea - \ q =
Transportation. .,----- ---.--..-,.----
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WINES, zL4gORs, TOBACCO, DC.

CUMMERDEAN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
Oval RYE.-First .premipm!awaroed:a state
Fair, October ~, 1874, for purity OF flavor and
dislillation, and excellent quality.
OLD IMPERIAL CABINET RYE-carefully
Analysed and highly recommended by State Chem
LIST DR.. William II. Taylor.
pure COUNTRY APPLE BRANDY.
NEW ENGLAND RUM, for tobacco manufac.
turers' use These and q general assortment OF
Wines and Liquors for sale to the trade only Al
Wholesale by JENKINS, CAPERS CO.,
oc29 No. IL south Fourteenth street
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.rmcd with this ANTIDOTE, all climates a
.nges of water and food may be faced wltht
+. AS a remedy In MALARIOUs FEYEI
WEI COMPLAINTS. RESTLESSNES
UNDICE, NAUSEA,
IE CHEAPEST, PUREsT, AND BEST FAN
LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD!
~ have never seen or tried
such simple, eficacious, sat-
isfactory, aud pleasant RENE
DIV In my life."-H. HAINER,
ST. Louis, Ne. -.."..
Hon. Alex. 81. Stephens.
professionally use, when my
condition requires Ii, Doctor
Simmons'J Liver Regulator
with good etfectS>"-HoS,
ALEX. Il. STEPD EMS.
Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
in use In my family for some
time, and am persuaded tits
a yalus Bile addition 10 the
medical SCIENCE" GOV. j.
GILL SHORTER, ala, ....
"I have used the Regulator
In my family for the past sew
enteen years. can salely re-
commend IL u the world as
the best medicine have ever
used for that class of diseases
1t purp,rts to cure."-H. +.
THlGPEN.
President Of City Bank.
"Simmons's Liver Regula.n
tor has proves Il good and eiES
cacious medicine."-C. A.
NuTTISG.
Druggists.
1--WE have been acquainted
with Or. Simmons's Liver
MedicineiDr more than TWEEN
ty yea ~, and know II 10 be the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the pnblic."-M. r. LYON
and *. l.. LYON, belefon-
tame, Ga.
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4 LARGE AND ENTIRELY nA,
"A NEW STOCK. OF BOOTS, SaoES.#
TRUNKS. VALISES, SATCHELS,Y HAf
STRAPS. OVER-GAITERS. and RUB 0A
BER BOOTS and SHOES, Just opened at
j. A. GRIGG'S. Tenth and Main.
Call ddsl examine my WALKING SHOES FOX
and CLOTH CATERS, for ladies, at $3.50.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, January 27.-Virginia 6's, peelers,
81; consols, 53X. West Yirginia's, OK.
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GENERAL RAILROAD 3.
" TICKET OFFICE
AND,
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY.

TICKETS on sale to all 'principas points In the
United States and Europe
RATES SAME AS AT DEP0TS.
No trouble 10 give info ruaon and answer Letters.
Passengers and ba9gase~ caed' foy and baggage
checked from hotels and residences 70 destination
o. all tickets sold by Us.
SLFEPING.CAR TICKETS ON SALE.
The only railroad ticket o1ipe In the city whera
passengers can have cboicsof routes.
A. w. GhRBER, S2S Main street.
Branch ticket Office at Exchange Hotel. ja4
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CAUTION.

CAUIIUN.
Buy norowders or prepared SlhmoNs'SLlFEh
REGULATOR unless in own engraved wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature unoroHen ,
nohe o'1A' j. Il. ZEILLN q CO.,
do os-am Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
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REMOVALS.

aETwxxsTwELsTHA SN THnrEnSrH,
would respectfully invite the special attention s o.
largo a:sa Well aasorled sleek OF stoves,
Siase Isnies Gas Saa ~ ~ ~.
draa.ic Hams Pumps e ,i.,x ~
sra and lousefaTnishing Goods, l1r nna Stnso
lateral Cute spau.os Lsaa s ssasi aua
Gotta Pipes &e p ssu tas and
steam. Eissapg, sna ss3s
various 6sanenes fleass gys q : Ssi1 sf,y.
"a Nain street. between Twelfth end a,sps -
streets, iehpoaa, ", g - ~ -
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SIMMOEs'S as
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dvspepsia, Constipation, Jaundce, Bilious
,ftscks. Sick headache. Collie, Depression OF Spir-
is, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &C.,
. 1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Is a faultiess family medicine.
Does net disarraDgc the system.
Is sure TO cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does net Interfere With business.
Is no intoxicating beverage
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
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RICHMOND, FRKD'G s. POTOMAC X. K. Coal
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND, December IL. lS74.)
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, December II, 1851
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ~
235P. M,DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street sta
s 4ws d sHy S %SR Z 20 WITH Il
Ouantico, with trains OF the Balt-
more and Ohio railroad st their wharf
49, opposite AIe1andria-due In, Balti-
more ut 500 z. NJ; and ut Washing.
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and the North
11:o5 p. IL, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street
-. station Sundays ex cepftd}, connecting
at Washington with ths Baltimore
aud Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
500 p. NJ, AuC0Ms,oDATIoN TEAM 70,
-. Hanover JarGtion, leaves Breud:Strset
station (Sandays excepted
4:5O A. IL, NIGHT NAIL arriyesa Mt Byrd-Stree
49, 7 station Mondays excepied).
1870 p. H., DAY NAIL arrives AZ BY rd.ssreet STA.
s:s7 A. NJ, aaSeacaoaaisaioDATIoN TRAIN arrive
al Broad-strees station tSsndays e1
ceptes. ,y.gs,
Ry This rcuts a new and elegant SLEEPING
CA K mas been added 10 pfaht tzins both ways DO.
tween Richmond and Baltimore ior the specim
comfort OF Kichrsond passengers. CHARGE FOB
BERTHS, III. Passengers taking ths car are MOI
disturbed On reaching RichEaonn; they can remAn
in the car 10 as Inte an b0or rs they piease:
TRI-WEEkL.f EkElGHG LINE BETWkEN
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive a. Broad.
Street sSatiol en- MONDAYS,WEDS fS, ana
FRIDAYS. Al Quantico all-rz2 connection Tor
frsiahls to AMI rom Ill points Sosthran and West.
Through bis OF iadiEk and rata5 gwen " ~
principal points North and west -.
BY ordr Of General supertnteDGsnt. ~ ,rnv
de17 General Freight sndTickes Aren't
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS
~ 600 barrels FINE, SUPERFINE, and EXTRA
eradesl; 200 bags RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAVA
COFFEE; SO ticrces and barrels SUGAR-II9USE
and GOLDEN SYRUPS; S hogsheads NEW Or
LEANS and DEMARARA SUGARS. For sale by
ia1e ROGERS & MCCANCE.
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MAKE
SIMNONS'S LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases Of the Liver Stomach and Spleen.

for all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, and sple
It Is emlnently Family Medicine;
and by being kept ready for immedi-
ate resort will save many an hour OF
suffering aud many dollar in time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial 1t is still re-
ceivlng the most unqualified testlmo-
mails OF its virtues from persons Of
the highest character and response
bility: Eminent physicians commend
II as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, D1ZZI-
NESS, -FOUR STOMACH, bad taste
In the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACKS, PALPITATIoS Of the
HEART, PAIN III the region OF
the KIDNEYS, DESP0NDESCY,
GLOOM, and iorebodings of EVIL,
all OF which are the offspring Of
diseased LIVER.
If you feel DULL, DROwSY,
DEBILITATED, have frequent
HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED. you aresu
fering from TORPID LIVER
BILIoUsNEss," and nothing
will cure you so speedily aud
permanently.
Inc LIVER. the largest organ
In the body, Is generally the
seat Of the disease, and II not
REGULATED In time great SUI
tering, wretchedness, aud
DEATH will ensue.
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nON'T PAY s. FOR A GAL WEa
~ TER when you can buy city-made essesHS
one for 81. Don't pay ~ for snoe when you can
buy one for 50. This Is true; II you don't believe
IT, 20 the factory, 215 Broad street between Sec.
ond and Third. Nothing but city-made goods sold
Every pair warranted. BOOTS FOOTED TO OR
DER FOR ONLY Sc, sells
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SIGN OF THE RED FLkG.-Gen-s
y tlemen's French Cslf Congress CATERS. III a.
$3.50 worth SO: Gentlemen's fue Calf A lexis, "a
laced or with buckles, SO so worth $3.50: finest
quality Alexis only S4.5J worth So; fine Cali
Kid Buttoned Boots, So cheap at So Ladies' Peb-
bic Goat, 2.75 worth 81; Misses High-Cut Sewed
other goods al reducad prices. Cali at the Old
established cheap store Of n: GOLDEN,
ia 14-lm 1923 Main street.
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GRGCERTEa, st.

do COFFEE-100 bags; 700 barrels
LII Refined Sugars-Cut-L Loaf. Powdered. Granu-
lated, A White, Extra c., and Yellow; 200 barrels
Refined syrup; 200 cases or fall 2rades) Green and
Black Teas: 500 boxes Starch; 600 barrels Extra
SuSerflne Flour, for sale by ~
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HERMAN BOSCHEN s. BRO Sd
Ii THEIR, successors to JOHN H.eS
B0SCHEN &. SON, Manufacturers and Dealers In
all kinds of "
Elegant SCH OOL-SHOES for misses and boys;
Genuemen's, Boys, and Youths fine CALF and
LEATHER BOOTS and SHOES:
LADIES' Misses, and Children IS Button and Laced
Boots Trunks, Valises, and Satchels at reduced
prices; Rubber Oyershoes Of every description at
very low prices; custom hant-work made TO order
and guaranteed to tit. Repairing neatly and prompt.
y done. Mr.. John II. Roschen will be pleased 10
attend to the wants of his Older patrons in the Gus
tom department..
HERMAN BOSCHEN BROTHER,
10 IL Nos. 500 and FL BROAD street.
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QUESTION: Where can l buy ~3
W good SHOES for myself or chill eeS
dren ut low figures, but made Of good material?
Answer: At the factory No. 215 Broad street,
between Second and Third, where nothing but city.
made goods are sold.
BOOTS footed to order for only f6. sells
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EAMILY GROCERIES.

ERESH VENISON, TURKEYS, AND
L EGGS every other day.
ia20 No. SS7 Broad street.
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ST A I}I1ES.
B U Y Z III %

y Y Z q 1t ID
SllEARER PORTABLE COTTON PRESS! a,
The undersigned having appointed AGENT
P,
FIRST GLASS PRESS
To call and model Of the his rsreheg
These
Patented for Cheapnes Durability and Economy
they the Lint Room will
who them Should
by aborer Veshing "a
manufactured the Supervision Mr. sTRAUs Pssal
Mechanic Price sl25 JAS VAN TAsSEIA
aug % F&Sf' s.
, 1875-09-13
t1WHfTEnACKH u

Graybacks III the Confederaoy; whitobaoks
in Austro- Hungary aud stall We add green
bneks In the United States ?-three forms Of
the samo thing, and that thing paper money,
irredoemabls and passing at a varying dir
count. The story Of the graybacks has been
told. Tho final chapter in the story OF the
greenbacks- redemption or dostrnction-is
yet TO be written. The tale OF the white
backs Is not uninstructige Lesson to persona
who adopt the greenback as their fetish.
The currency Of the Austrian Empire con-
siats Of bits Of white paper. It has been
brought near par by means OF successive con-
tractions, and the resumption Of specie pay.
ments has been confidently expected for
acme time. Unfortunately, a political agita-
ton for dishonest money, ika that now be-
ing carried on by the Ohio aud pennsylvania
Democracy, has shown itself in part Of Aus.
tria. When the Empire was divided into two
practically independent parts, Austria proper
and Hungary, the sole power Of issuing
notea was left with the then existing National
Bank. This power has aince been exercised
with wise discretion. The volume Of cur
renoy has been contracted inHtead Of In
aated, and the paper has therefore steadily
uea1ed par. But Hungary, unused to the
responsibilities and dangers Of Independent
legislation, has meanwhile been indulging in
a grand financial drunk. Her Legislature has
authorized the issue Of any number Of bonds
to defray the cost Of any number Of
public improvements. The nation was soon
hope1ossly bonded. Hungarian securities
began to be quoted at heavy discounts They
arc now practically unsalable. Hungarian
would-ba fnanciers, casting about for means
to climb out Of the pit they dug for them.
solves, can think Of nothing but issuing vast
quantities. Of legsl.tendes, irredeemable pa
per, taking up tho bonda In that ~ far a.
possible, and then running the printing
presses fast enough to insure prosperity.
They fail 10 sec that he who trusts himself To
this frail ladder will be- sunk deeper into the
pit than he IL now. So they clamor fos
" Money, more money!" They need capi.
tai; they cry for credit. An agitation oi
this sort, carried on by only few deluded
men, would amount 10 little, hui
ths believers in rags have enlisted
the force Of Hungarian pride On their aide by
putting the agitation for more currancy on a
sectional basis. They pretend that Hungary
aud Austria have unequal rights; that the
present National Bank should bs compelled
to print all the "whitobacks" Hungary
wanta; or that Hungarian National Bank
should b. sssabliahsd with m unrestricted
right 70 iasas kFsdssmAhls shlnplastsrs. Tha
, 1875-09-13

The Chicago produce markets wero unset
tied Saturday, but most Of them were stronger.
A1ess pork advanced 800 per brl, but closed
weak, at s21.Go cash and s21. 90 for October.
Lard was quiet and sl.ado Armer, at S12.s5
par 100 !ha caah md s12so Tor October,
Asats were quiet and easier, at s@sao for
shoulders, 1li@ll3c for abort ribs and l24c
for short eaeass. Hghwines were inactiye
aud 90 lower, at $1.17 per gallon. Lake
1feights were active and steady, at2! for corn
N Buffalo. Flour was in fair dsiaana and a
shade eaaier. Wheat Was Less active and
stronger, closing ut sl.15{ for September and
$ll24 for October. Corn was active and
aEFegnlnly stronger. closing at o93c for Sep
tsmher aud 6S4o for October. Oats were
IN moderate demand and dr1aer, closing ut
oeo Tor September aud as1o for October.
Rye vas easier, at 76!@76}c. Farley WINS
qnaet- sa~ ,eteAaies, ut sl.12@l.12t caah,
and elosed st sl.oel@l.o1 for October.
Hogs wars In modsrAts demand At Fridays
elsalns qaotalEsns, with tia bulk oe ths s&lss