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.,~ If YOU WISH TO, FIND OUT
the bottom price or DRY GOODS go.to' COHEN
BR0TFEHS. They have Just opened one Of the
largest stocks of goodse yer oefed III Rs Siy prn
and closing-out sales OF manufacturers. Ihey afs
Offering .@3t -. =. go .,no :.
b zS Se, a5asdS HAIR PLafDs Al Soc, re-
duced from 81 ~, =. ,.di, o j - room.
+! y1s; i Z Il and &C.,
SsRAGaE2gIf esu zedussa FROM
81; CAMELts-HAIR' sUiTlNG 9. Csc, re-
AZ ~ & htt 4 aSs s9 sss
25c.-much below regular value; 90. on.
BLa eSesp =. sse Selling generally al 4Se
at 42c. worth fuzzy 60c.;-
SILK LgsTRE at s0tand GOO. valued Cd q Sls;2ei
ALL.WOOL forty-tHo- INCH wide TAAlsE AZ
cas Sasi Ell ssI DRsP D,ETA BoMBAzINEs,
s9d os sR oa az ssss 0qeas 81
;, SILK nc $I.l5 worth fully $3.50, at sl2S
w wsTb g. so ssth Ts Sper az
cosoRSD Do siLK in all the latest shades; also,
ysTRIPES and PLAIDS at rs per cent. less
Also. all The various evening shades at nearly half
~ their regular value; ~, ~, ,a,-,v
S shk SFEkVeSs RSs5ss
+ LAT $2.26iwSrth S5;: M ,2ai!.g. ~ ,o.
VEL VETE ENS. In various new shades, Al o0c.
worth 90c,; Black at soc. worth DOC, az ooe-
4 worth Soc; Plaid (newl as Sc worth Si.5O;
imported, 5POLONAJS9,: silk embroidered, from
Pa e f ERD Tfss WY Ssqs
/ csc. 4 fleece. lined at ISc. worth3aGi ,,,
ss5 dozsn. elegant KID eAUarLETs a. 7'c'
worth @l.5D; f.,.e l.s,.s "a. g8
q Sssss s1assIrs
a s pisse ss cs TISSUE At soc. worth
60 S DOE: pure SILK sCARFs at csc. worth &C.,,
4 at Acc, reduced. from. 15c.f~. pr.r
A largo stock OF BLACK and WHITE Real
LACE, comprising Guipure, Yak, Falenc'so-
mes, and English Thread; o,, .,o-
Also, IMITATION LAGEs-aff from reeent Az"
90 dozen ONE BUTTON KID GLOVES, 5a g.
and Tk in azn,at Gee. worth 1925 t.
1875 dozen. BIZ GK, WHITE, and CoLohEsp, -.
clm,ing OPERA SHADES, At 7Sc.-ehsap -
,gr r;cg Stock Of, CARPETS and oIL.CLeThss,
from auction; and thousaads Of SlE IN soosss'"
no 90 between Third ana -FOUR h, ue"'''
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Tbe platt. GootIe Contest.

Ex-Governor Wise, Of Virginia, has ar.
rived in the city, and is stopping at, the resi-.
dence of his son.in-law, DR.. Garnetf. Go.
vernon Wise is here .as the. counsel for Mr..
Platt, the late Republican candidate in the
Second district Of Virginia, who contests the
seat of MFR. Goode. He has brought with
him bulky mass of testimony and decu.
meDts connected with tie case.- Washing
ton special to Baltimore Sun. ~ ~ -
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an apprentic eships ia this House Of Repre-
sepsetives. These are Ne. English OF Cot
Fnecticut. who served two terms during the
war, snd Mr, McDopald Of Indiana, who was
10 The House for asingle term twenty five
years ago. Three Of The southern senators
were In the Confederate army, aud one was
q senator. Il, 5..se.s $50 d
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orvilre Grant 1ll-sI,5 500, 900 wanted

GrvIIIe Grant Hli-SI,OOU,OOU. Wanted.
,OrviIle Grant, the Presidents brother, is
lying dang erously i'll at his lodgings in this
city Of a brain affection. .#,g.Eg
1t is understood that the Centennial Com.
mission. propose to strike Congress for
million and half this winter. Asa means
to this end, they propose to have mem bers
come over to Philadelphia to be feasted in
bulk or 10 detachments, as may seem best
Washington special to Baltimore Sun. =
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MARR6AGER.i

|. Married, on Thursday, November 1s, 1875, al
the residence of the brides father, in Caroline
county, by Rev. L. a. Cutler. MIR. B. e. HUM
'PHREYS, or this city, to Miss EVA H. sAUN-
Married, on The -11th of November. by the Rev.
q. T. Wood ward, Miss SARAH u. DOUGHERTY
to Mr.. JOHN II. JENNINGS; both of this city, -.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Married; on THURSDAY, December q ! S75, by Rev.
William MCGEE, Mr. JAMES IL. GRUBBS to Miss
LUCETTA Y. WOODY all of Manchester, Va.
No cards. ~
Married, on the 9th Of November, By the Rev.
Charles II. Read, D. D., assisted by the Rev. John
e. Edwards. D.. D., at Grace-Street Presbyterian
church, ROBERT CATESBY JONES and MARY
BROOKE SMYTH, daughter of Thomas Smyth,
ESQ; all Of this city. a.il 40 II a=a4 q
Married, in ST. Stephens church, Cecil county,
Nd, on the 1st instant, by Rev. Lewis Wake. as
sisted by Rev. F. NJ. Baker, THOMAS C. CRUIK-
SHANK, JR, to Miss LUCY H., daughter Of Rev.
Lewis Wake. G
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PLAID DRESS GOODS at CSC, reduced from s5
PLAID DRESS GOODS at So and 4oc,, reduced
~ from SO and 6Oc.;
sOLID.CoLOR fPoPLINS and ALPAOAs from
: 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper than elsewhere; .
BLACK EALPACAs at 25, go, SO, 40, and soc.
worth from 10 to DC. per yard more; :
A very cheap line OF CASHmEREs, MERINOS,
,ug EMPRESS" CLOTHS, @BoaiBAzfNESr DE-
y LANES, .&C.;2 !8'n.a>a1 *dl in4u1 t,!EN
PRINCES in all colors to match goods very cheap;
qPLA AIN; PLAID,aud FIG URED FlANNELS;
WHITE, RED, and YELLOW ri TABLE-DA-
Z, MASKS extra low; tg,sTs y,agsi j7on &c
ALL-W DOL, WHITE ,FLANNELs at 25c. per
yard-cheap at 35c.; cd - I, .s.y, - = ~
ALL-W DOL WHITE FLANNELs ut 80 to 75e.--
very cheap; i,,,r-,.,,., ~ IN .s,t7.E III!
The best 4 4 BROWN and BLEACHED COTTON
- at 1oc In the city; -. - e. TO
Cheap BLANKETS, cheap QUILTS, cheap
+ II SKIRTS ~ s.Js.y s.s's...... .aa...5t az
SHAWLs-a large variety-from SOC to IS; r.
BIZ ACK srBRTNo sHAWLS very cheap; s
CLOTH CLOAKS-lhe latest styles:
CAssIMEREs, KERSEYS, JEANS, &C.-one of
the lnrgest cheapest and best stocks Iii the city;
WATERPROOF CLOTHs-brown, black, blue,
and olher coors IT, f.,,its. fz..s .5,.;sg f3I't
BLACK BEAVERS, .BRoADcLoTHs, DOE
= SKINS, for cioaks, &C.; - ~ ~ $40
100 dozen rwo.BuTToN KIDS, medium, dark,
- and opera shades, az 75c. ;&afrtts 80 =
so dozen GENTLEMEN'S (Jouvln's) KIDS, light
! and dark, at 81. so worth $3.50; .f,l.,g
A large line of LADIES, and MISSES WOOLLEN
and COTTON STRIPED HOSIERY; AZ
GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFs, CoRsETs,
LADIES, MISSES, aud ,GENTLEMEN'S UN.
=; DERVEsTS very cheap;
CAMBRIA EDGINGS and 1NSERTINGS ana Iots
i OF other goods, at the very loweat prices, at
WILLIAM THALHIMERS,
.Sno2s h3 8. sol Broad street.
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General Assembly Of Virginia
MONDAY, December 6, 1870.
SEN ATE. #:' g-t


Lieutenant.Governor THOMAS presiding.
Prayer By Rev. George Woodbridge, D. D.,
OF the Monumental church.
On motion of Mr.. QUgsENBERRY the vote
by which House joint resolution providing
for the election Of certain officers Of the Gov
ornment had been adopted was agreed to.
On motion of MIR. QUEsENBERRY the WORD
sareasurer was inserted in the resolution,
and 1t was then adopted and communicated
r. the House.
JAMES RIVER AND KAEAWHA COMPANY.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate 8,
communication from the Governor enclosing
series Of resolutions adopted by the Board
ofDirectors of the james River and Kanawha
Company on the Ath uitimo at their meeting.
IPublisbed in the Dispatch on the 5th.l
On motion of Mr.. ALLAN the resolutions
were ordered to be printed and referred to
the COMMITTEES on Roads.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY MIR. FNNEY A resolution referring
that part of the Governors message relative
to the Virginia and Maryland boundary line
to the Committee on Federal Relations.
Agreed to.
BY Mr.. ALLAN A bill to amend section Il
OF chapter 1873 Of the Code, in relation to pun.
ishmeut for petit larceny.
BY Mr.. CLARKE A bill to provide for a
registration Of the voters OF the city Of Dan
vile.
By Mr.. FINNEy: A bill to prohibit the APP
preparation of greater sum than three
thousand dollars in any one year for the pur-
chase of books and works of art for the State
Library. a
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at II O'Clock NJ. Speaker
HANGER in the chair. Prayer by Rev. DR..
Woodbridge, Of the Episcopal Church.
TIE FIRST BILL REPORTED.
to amend section Of chapter III of the Code
Of 1873 as amended by act approved March
8, 1875. Placed on the calendar.
FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The SPEAKER submitted message fronthe
Governor transmitting resolutions passed by
the stockholders of the James River and IA
nawha Canal requesting the General Assem-.
IDLY to authorize the employment of conyicts
on the Clifton Forge extension, and to author.
lie the canal company to issue construction
bonds.
BILLS, &C., INTRODUCED.
Ry Mr. DIyrs. Rill to armand tha 10 ~, =, ra
o,rd - ;nr;as - c,;n,;,ai asaa VIC - -
Rr AZ En,srnns paso,, .isss. ). -,
by MI. EDAuNDs heSOlution as 70 tne eXpe'
u, ;th . u a9enong Inc iaW so as 70 dispense
Win grand luries at the terms OF the circuit
COURTS except in certain cases. 81
BY Mr.. LOWELL: Bill to incorporate the
Free Hill Benevolent Society, Of Front Royal.
Mr.. Books submitted the petition and
Cepositions IN the contested.eiectlon case OF
george ~. Frleno Us. Tiiliam .. uidaings'
Dy MI. LANCER: hesoiutlou as W sne GA
paeney ol amenaing lne Goae 50 ~ W pro.
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RICHMOND AND DANvuLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,}
~ 4 81 RICHMeND, VA, November La 1870. - 4
NOTICE. The annual meeting OF the
IN stockholders. Of this company VIII De naio AZ
"Wednesday The 8Lh day OF December next 9t
1 O'clock n. The books for the transfer OF STOCK
Will be closed from the Goth instant until after the
dav Of neetinp RICHARD BROOKE,
NJ "a IotS riz-. i-.s1 I3z-1'7l Secretary.
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{ MET RELIGIOUS SERVICE, conducted
BIZ members Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, Will be held in the Oregon Hin Methodist
church THIS tTuesday) EVENING at quarter to
O'Clock. Ali persons are invited to attend
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
WAKE THE SONG OF JUBlLEE!.

ITS. THE CENTENARY JUBrLEE.TRoUPE, 1875.
-. of Richmond, Va, j.
will have the honor OF appearing IN their hrsG
GRAND VOCAL AND lINSTRUM MENTAL OON.
CERT In. and for the benefit of the Third.Street
Seihodist Episcopal church of this city on 7 Els.
DAY and WEDNESDAY, NIGHT, December
and 8, 1875. y ...I 3.tL iit -.BsBi
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TURNITBRE.

THE LARGEST AND MOST .ATtM
i. TRACTIYE STOCK Of FURNITURE "a
ever offered FOR sale by o. d. GATEWOOD,sHf
No. ne Broad street, between Third and FOURTH
10 $3.50; stained Chamber Suits, $50 70 81 Par
for Suits, from $50 to $500; Cane and MoodChalrs
especially M sL esses, Feathe Beds, PlhonSs ana
fully packed for Shipment having q practical
OF twenty I've years In the Business,
= lvt
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PROFESSOR HENRY F.LAUBESs %
il TERPSICHOREANIN STITUTES-ha "a
over LFyY BROTHERS, Richmond, and LIB ls;SfI
ERTY hall Petersburg
DAYS OF TUITION: Ladies, misses, and master
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
at O'Clock gentlemen, TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS at 7:30 O'Clock.
! Petersburg classes are taught MONDAYS and
THIIRS0AYS. =. st,nr. &C 12-Sm
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AMUsEAzsssTs,
pICHMoND TREATRE.
THls TUESDAY, EvsNIaG, DEcEaB ER u
ss disappearance of {.
MISS KATE FISHER s'91S
and her celebrated horse. WONDER, In ss
Il, MAzEPPA.
THURSDAY EVENING.
: farewell appearance OF Mas Ftsherf when the 7
FRENCH SPY
- Will be presented.
Box-sheet st' Wyatrs, $50 Main street: de 7-1ts
DADICKE's GOSPEL TABLEAuX. at
III Clay. Street Methodist EniscoDai church,
noVfRa e ne q 81 ca skias
ssass By . boras
day school Admission, rs cents. ExhibistoI COM
At THE CONSERVATIVE CLUB
IN HOUSE, corner TweAty.eighth and Frank lin
streets, for the benefit Of 81. Patrick's Sunday
S'noo Professor GEORGE ILLUsIoNIsT,
will aiveone Of his interesting exhibitions of slight
ofhana sIq eraen%9l assndfa with %g S On
Admission. 25c. Tickets WIN be for sale.
oe 4-S2L LuG NJ
DTcHMOND THEATRE.
-HGssgg go. s{eIIS g.saAtssTi ;.f
The Fourth-Street Club respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Richmond that they will give two
II z A w SELECT ENTERTAINMENTS - | J;
at the RICHMOND THEATRE, on FRIDAY
EVENING, December 10fh and SATURDAY
MATINEE at Q O'Clock 2. h., December ! tn, on
which occasion they wilt be assisted by =
PROFESSOR KESSNICH,5 FULL ORCHESTRA
and twenty PROFESSIONALS. and AMATEURS
Of t sKi i;1y III ~ AND Mslu1LLraAE GUARDS
will be produced for the first time In this CITY IN.
Producing the lauRhable afarce THE TARG E1-
:, General admission, SOC reserved seats, 75c.
General admission 10 matinee, soc; children, Zoe
Z Reserved SCENTS can be secured Ion THURSDAY
MORNING ut eWyatt's music.store. .~et:lt
7Doors omen at z O'Clock. Performance to COM
mence at 8 O'clock HtiE'ii ~ AAJ5 III ~ ~
a de g. 6tst 10 eH-X.if, ait e. lh2..-..
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OFFICE GRAND SECRETARY, u.
: II -. RICHMOND, November %, 1870.
HNHE GRAND ANNUAL CON- MslgzN,
4 VOCATION of the GRAND ROYAL SNG
ARCH CHAPTER OF VIRGINIA viii SSk5TSSSsA
be held at 81, Adams Hall on tn tuesday,, sS'eNs~
December 10, 1874 6 O'Clock j.. ID. Is
Ds otueA '. - - -. JOHN DOVE. 80
mn oa.td aa.a . Grand Secretary.
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~ TO $40 per ream, as the
- DISPATCH ERIAEIAa-H0HgEs
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

CHRISTIANS GOODS. = e'~, H. u
" CHAMPAGSES, of various brands >.
SHERRY, madeira A, and PORT WINES OF
all qualities. $50. e., -
. We cali special attention to GOULET's DRY
and FXTRA-DKYL CHAMPAGNES, of which'we
are de- sete ase''s 'of 'nsCHnR CHRISTIAN & WHITE. :
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il, The RcpLSiicnn Caueps,

he 'i 4 improving eyery day. Vasfsnston III
p4ti;cdH, 8th.
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7.3sf l2zlgg q 3 OFFICE GRAND SEcRRTARY,l
raj 49, RICHMOND, November 20, 1875. :.
H,HE GRAND ANNUAL CONN.,.
Il MUNIOATION of the GRAND RX,
LODGE OF ANCIENT, FREE AND AC.H y y
CEPTED MASONS OF VIRGINIA VIII meet AZ
ST. Albans Hall, IN this city, on MONDAYS Deceu-.
her IS, S75, al O'Clock p. d. ~, sfa
n III 49, . ~ p ~ JOHN DOVE. -.
No 1e.td ~ ~ Grand Secretary
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FAIRS AND FEASTs.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
GTOCk OF DRUGS AND FIXTURES
y FOR SALE IN THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TEE. -Intending to remove further south I offer
my entire SOCK Of DRUGS, FlNTU ShS- go. Tor
sale us o whole until, TUESDAY, the 14.h day OF
December. 1875, privately on which day, II INC, mot
commeIcI pg at IL O'Clock 4. n. This store Is cen
,traiIy located on hull street, nearly opposite the
COURTHOUSE aud IS now enjoying lucrative Trade.
Q TERMS Made known on day of sale. Apply 70
, - ! = l-01J ~ r.. E. B. HOWLE, or Y
:. de 7.1w - SAME. OF 6 MCGRARY. :.
FJXTURES FOR SA L E.--HaviDg, re-
Il moved to the stand formerly. occupied by
Crane & Newman, Twenty; ffh and Clay streets,
No. Ga Venable street They consist OF COUN-
TERs, SHELVING, &c. We would be pleased to
see our friends and customers at our new STAND.
- - y. 4. RICHARDSON & CO., -
de4-3t Druggists.
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MT CAsSTMERES l. fisCASSIMEREs!
FGAssIMEREst-A large stock ut extraordinarily
lJw prices. We call particular attention to- the
goods we are selling at 81, really worth q .50.s
= de7 ssa'iitisIRGo adj QiLEyY BROTHERS.
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lust RECEIVED FIVE THOU-A
LATEST STYLES and BEST-MkDE PAR- III
LOR, DINING, ana CHk MRER SUITS at prices
lower char ever before offered 30 the public. See
nv new style BED LOUNGE e. the best ont Ex-
anime my stock before yon buy.
i DC az ~ ~ No, 16 G0yesnor street.
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40 BOXES R sa1IslaS$ RON ,!a %. h ia
- ,rffs t;.ie I barrel CURRANTs, = - 80
-. ! o boxes LAYER FIGS, \ "a
- ~ $50 pounds WALNUTS, Ii: III.
5'H2 100 pounds FiLB tSEESs
$50 pounds PEOAES. .d 59is 49,
1 30 hounds SOFT-SHELb ALMONDS,
lemons, PRESERVED GiNGEB, -
GGE GEL AIN; JELL Z, CooKING-WINE, ri -.
SWEET CIDER, &C., &c.
IN j. Dealer In Fine Groceries and Liquors,
de J-eod1 M rs,-s. 514 Broad street.
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a.asYWHEN YOU ARE ON THE 10 OK
out for CHRIsTMAs' PRESENTS for meh, women,
boys, or girls, call at fde71 LEVY BROTHERS.
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A TMORES- MINCE-AEAT-TO THE
n ,TRADE.-As agent for Atmore's Mi1eecMeat,
THE WORLD. put up In barrels, half. barrels,
buckets, je.s, and Inns. Also, 200 caddies DlANO-
RA and WARD brands TOBACCO, ID months Ole.
-. 80 ~ ~ LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX..
oc % .sEsrfs E.lFa l412 Main street
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Il nTCLOAKS! .CLOAKsi CLOAASsssi
We have just added 20 ourtstoek many new style s.
and at exceedingly low prices. 50 =.
) des7 i .Qgsfts sta;s 1LEvy5BRoTHERS.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.

The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate 3,
communication from the Governor enclosing
q series of resolutions adopted by the Board
ofDirectors of the james River and Kanawha
Company on the 4h uitimo at their meeting.
Published in the Dispatch on the 5th.1
On motion of Mr.. ALLAN the resolutions
were ordered to be printed and referred to
the Committee on Roads. *.
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Lieutenant Governor THOMAS presiding.
Prayer by Rev. George Woodbridge, D. D.,
OF the Monumental church.
On motion of Mr.. QUEsENBERRY the vote
by which House joint resolution providing
for the election of certain officers Of the Gov
crnment had been adopted was agreed to.
On motion of MIR. QUEsENBEREY the WORD
",reasurerD was inserted in the resolution,
and it was then adopted and communicated
&c the House. a.
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rfasF. aWATSoN,s FUHNITUREm
Va sststf - I. n ~ - WORKS. 20 ~ w
4 FACTORY AND LUMBER YARDS, III
LUMBER MILLS, VIRGINIA.
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Nashville NJ arket.
COUNTRY


Dried Fruit--Apples, &c; peaches. quar-
tiers and mixed, &c: halves, &c; peeled
l6a.7c.
peas--Cow peas. 90 per bushel.
Onions--Per barrel. 40.
Fcatllers--ChOice. 45c.
BceSwaX--Cl0ice, 26c.
Rags--Wtll assorted, 231c.
G~inseng--Per pound. | 35al 40.
WOOL Unwashed. :23L3Oc; washed, 35}a
a4lc; BURY. 5alOc less.
Butter--Country, from wagon, l2al5c.
Eggs--From wagons, lSc; packed, from
store, 22c.
PROVISIONS
Bulk Meats--Clrar sides lie; clear lib
sides l034allr; shoulders 7Aasc. packed.
Lard--liart Il tlcnslcy's pastry, in tier
ceS, Zoe; half barrels, l5}ac: kegs, lie;
buckets, l6iac; prime in t~ierces, l4hac.
LIVE o C
Slieep--l 75a3 SO per head.
Hogs--Wei2hing 200 to 800 pounds,
&c; lighter, 6lac.
Timothy per bushel, $50; Red top
(lIerds grass 50; orchard grass. 2 %.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND HAY.
Flour- -Sup'riIne, A 70; choice family,
8 Is; fancy, 6 80.
Corn Meal.--Unbolted and bOlted, sacked
from n.w corn. S0aS5c.
Corn--New, sacked. $50; ear, 7OaS0c.
Wheat Mediterranean, 95c; red, 100
amber and white, | 0jal 10.
O~ats--Sacked and delivered in depot 75r
B~ran--I.oose Il 90; sacked in depot
% 90.
iiay--Timotly, q 0Oa27 90; Prairie hay
% on.
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Mr.. PARKS IN CALIfORNIA.-From the
Oakland (Cal.) Transcript we extract the
subj0ined notice Of II sermon delivered In
that place by Rev. }. l.. PARKS, late Rector
Of Trinity Church in Winchester. Ills
text was: "Omnisciencc of Pr vidence,''
and the Transcript says:
There was Il gOOdly number assembled
ut st. PauTs Church on sun ny morning.
to hear the sermon Of Rev. MIR. Parks, Tie
newly installed Rector, whose brilliant
reputation had already preceded him to
the Pacific Coast. The services through
OUT were very impressive. The mini ,ter
is very youthful in appearance As well as
IN years. lie Is eloquent, his enumeration
Is distinct. and his general delivery good
without pretrnsiOn tv OratOriral display
ur flourish. The text Of the sermon was
tue conference between the Lord and
Nathaniel. In which the former tells the
latter that he shall see greater things than
those he had yet beheld. The 0mniscirnce
Of Gpd was wildly brought before the
minus OF MS hearers. The secret sins and
Utmost thoughts OF men, wllirh they
themselves were ashamed TO rev eul. were
known " the Almighty. Cleanse me thou
from secret faults. shows that the sinner
knows his frailties. The Almighty pities
his children knowing them to be of dust.
The pcroration wa eloquent and the SER
mon rs II whole Instructive and pleasing.
The pastor leaves his desk and advances
~ the front Of the %cIIancel and delivers
hi. discourse Without referring o a sin
gle note. Ills language is cliaste and elp-
CANT, and his sentences challenge rriti-
cisln. From the beginning to tile end OF
his discourse the preacher ne, er iesitateG
tor an instant for u word, and he always
put the right word IN the right place. The
rector gave notice that on neat Sunday Il
collection would be taken up Tor the bene-
hit OF tlle Bishop Of the Diocese. lie urrse-
~ remarked that is Bishops like other
men must live, IL was unnecessary tor him
to remind his hearers t. contribute liber-
ally to his support. The minister very
tliougitfully READ the prayer OF tnankful-
hess to Providence tor the Opportuhe and
cOpiOus rains which have fallen after tn
protracte,i drought. Tie Rev. MIR. PARKS
labOrs already give promise of being
crowned with abundant success. Inc
church is steadily increasing in numbers.
and the nleMters constitute many Of our
wealthiest and most Influential citizens"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-11
Big Inventions.

Lloyd. the famous map man. who made
all tile maps for General Grant and the
Union army. certificates Of which he pub
lished. has just invented a way Of getting
\ relief plate from steel so rs to print
Lleyd's Map of American Continent
showing from ocean to Ocean-on II EN-
tire sheet Of bank note paper. 4ON5O inches
large. on Il lightning press. and col0red.
sized and Vanished tor the wall 50 as to
It nd washing. and mailing anywhere in
the world for 20 cents. or unvarnislled for
10 cents. This map shows the whole
United States and Territories Il group.
from surveys to 1873. with II million places
on it. such rs towns, cities. villages, noun
Gains. lakes. rivers. streams. gold mines.
railwa y stations. &c. THIS map should
helm every house. Send rs cents to the
Lloyd Map Company. Philadelphia, and
you will get II copy by return mail.
iunl1-Ot
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-11
UGUSC FLOW Elk.

The most miserable beings In the world
ave those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint.
More than seventy-tiye per cent Of the
people IN the United States are afflicted
with those two diseases and their effects
such us sour stomach, sick leldiciie.
habitual cOStivcne,s. impure blood. heart
burn. waterblasl. Snaw ny and burning
pans at the pit OF the stomach, yellow
skin. coated tongue aud dishgrceable taste
In the mouth. coming up OF the food AFTER
en- ing, low spirits, &c. Go to the Drug
store Of N. | rice, Decllerd. Tenn. and IT,
q. Phillips. Winchester. Tenn and get a
70 cent hottie, or Il sample bottle for ~
cents. Try it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-11

the South. But---we want an item.
CGlibs In search Of u wife could not have
been more anxious than we are. Cu'rsqte
cdiamo we write, TO supply the demand
for copy, On! To be mn editor! There
Is no charity for an editor. He must
write something, no'ens voiens. and II i
don't suit the expectant public, on with
the editors head, In true Robespierrlali
style. ''This Is the state Of man. But
We will beg indulgence this week. because,
1t Is very Geld, and we are sleepy ana
tired. and there Is nothing TO excite us,
and some of our subscribers are backward
In "cominy up." and tunes are hard. and
there il very little public spirit in Win
chester, as our advertising columns plain
" show, and to cap the climax, we are
rather Indifferent o%Iirself. Vale.