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, 1875-03-19

Arainful story from Homer, Cou1tlapd County,
II thus briefly told by the Ithaca Journal: Il
little girl nnmcd Clark, nged yoars, ,yas Visiting
Friday afternoon with llcr parents 1t the house
Of lit. JoBelyn. short dsutanco cast Of The
village. a daughter Of Tho latter tuy;ted her
little visitor to SO out to tho coop and aeo lar
chlckons: They wont together, and "a lhey woro
pnsAing thro.tg:, tho wood house wero joinod div by
= largo, dog be!onging to Iii. Josciyn, Al.
riying at Tue hen.ilouse. tue daughter OF hfr.
Joselyn opened tho door aud passed. In in'
The little CLARK girl, attempting to follow, vas
yet upon by tho dog, which 10 frightened tha
Joscyu gltl That slls closed tho door Of Tho hen.
house. Iho SCREAMS Of the gtrl at lencth
who camo running to her assistance. Whon
they roacllel the st,ot, tho dog had hia teeth
fastened In tho child'B right arln aud wns ahak-
ing hor furlouuly. She was rescued, but VA
horribly maag!ed. Ono ear was bitten Oh, Tic Tic
right cheek bitten out, and portion Of the scalp
torn on. Detide these vounds both arm9 warn
terribly mutla.ed. Everything was dono to 70.
!lo.a TIE excrucias1ng suHefiuKs OF tho unfortu-
i!nta child during tho night, and this morning
death 1aotclfully put au end to them"
, 1875-03-19
THE TRIGGER,

4 fHrfSF
| ..'t 4''."n =. ~. -
| ftR recent meeting OF tito National I}i!16 All
eociation tho following programme for fin intcr.
| ,,stiorot ,ro,ct ,r,. ,,,,.r;,ao,, ,.1
| hauo'lal AlAtcH "3s unanimously auoptcu:
Programme Of tie international rii'c match i,et~ecn
tne r1itten nt the Untet sate* Of America aud Tho
| tdtuen Of ireland. represented by team, to Ia
enoeea from tho hedLers of liz Ir:ah llc ArxociA-
t!2n ~ taao platn IN itraao on Iar-day, June ~,
n,s ~ III roaaF. ns ~ oG shhSeq"en'ly agreed
Ita,nT,el Tan, Il; rour,t X mt r,o,. than .,,
MIR sa than sik n,c at thx Option cf liz 4,nsricss
".l2sr dec!aion will " On or befors the u,y
s't1t lre:edtng th- ma:h. lae American team 70 Lt
So.nlose e1G!sisety u fhf1eu eosn III tia United
a, l.; 49,. FIX ..n .h. . - % 0 men qualified to
K;fttHAnr. ta, sxss.dinr 10 ron,it retrh, ,,,,,-
,nun ru ii tricgcT, ruIls The Am. n,'. ~
.l!out with rides os bonn ids American maunf.snrr.
Thu Irish TO shoot With rifles manufactured III frelal
sghts, dm1auni'ton, iardtss, and .Narkin4--Tn Ia
les'unE 70 printed fe2a4at'auA LII force 1t Ninblu'
1',t .t,,,,.s@sso ~ tste; x,-a. rco r,-,. 49,, ono
vmn,h-r ~ ShnI. :esn :. 3n1 oei ,, a.It
oinpcti,or - eA@a
jreEsous Traefire-Thc American team to bc sllowad
hc use OF the r1age for Practice ior At least Two days
1e!ore nn.s,t tue match.
~ q" no a!sinsia! rest 10 10 used either
rarrp,. LIZ rs,,ar s1 u II us ..a.a,s
tho match to Involve o.: the itsb. TIN A,m5.1. o".
ana 1si.h each to choose Hiores to sct for tl,rir
respective cas an Tho two referees tAail mutually
tt!sst an tinr;e to wlon. in case Of difference nf
uai 'oe3 Shall refer and whose decision ths II
- ~. ,-r,r, ., H., r.,,, IL l..
of tus Hnatcur e a:h nn irtaf y, y IT, IT, Irsrsa
i,rmcc, and By Arthur Earns srhssse,t ieaeh. on be-.
| lI1lf oi the iF'th ita,l.
nai.nst royleA q ;hls programme a hc exchanged,
a.1a ~ @ TO 10 completed oa or
, 1875-03-19

] TIE 6AbE At LOUISVILLE,
Tho Lontsyllle Couricr-Jonruai Of a recent
date has tho following to say about t!,oir teams
Tho M hase,n. @ season viii soon set In. " tho ,at Of
I'D .s.y 4 6esIa piaeas. I'D sas sn.s!e r. tls
elauIIsnsl.ip Of tbe State Will doubtless 10 hard
M: Tho olymrto Club has been Ut work during tho
wintsr entcayoEig 10 get stranz team, together, sn
~" n!sy t|,, thslr opening g.ns VII tho g. Louis r.-
shall thus hare two base-t7!l parks upon which 10
nay she in insssonal gsn,e The E4gle. 1r. viii have
.9e e1eora an' hs1s aFa En-. a. .m.ef nns. I'D w 'h
Ssty to dispute the championship Of The atate
!;", aash ot tho thrco nlues atI ln much stronger
sae aeaso fairly begins tAsEu will DO SONS tough Wi
nsNsen s our cuba auA visiting clubs, aud Ills latter
san, w h.ys csh 10 easy lime III gaining victories
1Ae .toefholder. OF tie louisville Eagle uass nal1
G!Mn heia meeting 1t she otcs Of aieasrs. Lyman
sa ": oss :s1 u: a:ss .ss:sa
a'taerw.e. Arrangements were nads for plsy during
sne coming seasou. nnd ths club eonndeaty expect to
10 tho country. Tiere viii be so,ue changes. ysry
afely, IN tho utns of last yrar.
THE soncE CASE
The last nu1nbor Of tlle Clipper has the follow
lng relative to the Force caso concerning which
the paper aud Harry Wright sosm to be Of dinor-
Il appears thst our comments on tho judiciary Com,
The Boston team Who look ambrass Il anr rotor
sae9 to hs acsion ~ regard to tho rules Commenting
- In your dscis!op on The Force cast, you TAR tbs
UhIoa2o Club had no right o aItciae cGrtrvpt apI
tae Penalty of their doing " tu tAis saxs u u oss ii
forees acsyces. agse With you that il msy 10 moi
70 1T nG nia sss-n fact nay bs their eu In ths
C4icsRo, expiring this 18Th Of ths inonth Ant il 10.
low csn tho contract tho Athletic Club claim 10 havv
signed LEG. and uudes which they cla1lu h!a ssr-
Wees !or ls1o. bs lesat7 po.a Fofca not reudrr
luaot subject 70 nne o. cspulsion by slgnlng such
contract before tho 18th lust. Does nUs my legI
before Tho expiration Of hs contract Tor ISL, alc
oyes any GonGset hs may have mads with
% Toy cl.n. that Fosces Contract win tho UAosgo
nab Tor 1s5o ins.ltdated because antsiass xhsa
y W. n1! uono ior fEsudulent purpoas1 ii not
contract that II s2ned aud Witnessed by the prop
e. occrs Ut club Certain date but IL not sgned
BY the player Tor ooa or Two days, Two Hsek After
~sfdA3 !! not feN contracts really binding. Sup
peas w 0oatons dEau, W oontzaet sigu aud data II
, 1875-03-19
,-,,.urs, TIE NEW YORK FIRM,

uAssErr,
Messts. William A. Stephens and II. p,,,r.r.
haseett, members Of the late arm Of Allan s,s-
phcns d Co.. OF No" York, haye published | ia
fo!lowtng statstnent concsruins Their 1cls.tons 1
with Allen aud tho Cook County National: ''''@
n, as M!.h t9e KFestest reluctance W now abandon
4nd - to ous ssta1ons to hin aud the Gt c. aleu-.
MauonS 4.nk W. haso felt that rsop<s
aeAaaea psasse1 concerning our aHais5, md that
sny cost. W. accordingly accepted nh sueh ts.st
WOO u ~ could the azessdis that III, Illsns iae-
, 1875-03-19

s1r. Toolo playoa Inst evening to very fair
house, notwithstanding tho weather, change OF
bill having been announced. Tho programme
included throe pieces. which wero admirably cal
culatcl to exhibit tho artlr. In three Of bis
htFongest pieces Of Characterization. The opcp-
ing picco was ~ on the Line" which was played
by him tho frat night OF his engagement during
Ills brief visit 10 tho city before. TIC pioco
tnoycd With the smoothuoso mud accuracy OF
machine, and wns highly rcltshed. Tho farco,
" Old Friends, in which Mr. Toolo appeared as
Simmons. WAS a rattng sort OF nf1air, aud
showed the comedian In his comic aspect,
Tic sketch Of ''The Dodgcs," with Mr. Tools
A. tho horo Of tho Hkctch round up tho evening.
Io.ilgh: he plays tho part Of Diitp Lackaddy IL
the rlfo old comudy, "Swuothearts nad Wlyop,"
THIS piece ta pretty we'll known from occaslouat
representations, and will doubtless bo apprc-
ciatod by the audience. "tf'~
, 1875-03-19

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, d ST. PAUL RAILROAD.
En'on nes f"rnrr Faa.on aaf ca11i-st. Ticket 03et
oosA Carh-at.+ srro4fs Shermaa HsMse, al ptpot
, 1875-03-19
LAWRENCE BARRETT.

The SUCCESS 'Fh!c!, air. Barrett has mot with
ID tho East during tho paat two months has been
extremely latteEng to that talented artist, Ills
return to chlcago noxt week, when ho will piay
at MoVicker'a Theatre, Wilt gtvo tho public q
chance to eco ono Of tho raro gems Of tho mod
ern stage which 1t failed 10 support when Mr,
barrett waa Inst In tho city. During bis laat
weuk ho presented riece which true lovers of
art must have long wished to soo-tLa rathctio
and idyl'io drama Of Scottlsh life, '.Ja1nte
llarcboil, or Tire Man o. Alrl!o," This a.
qaisito, drama, which l,na boon played every.
whero but in Chicago to full ho,,nca and uccpiug
audiences, waa glyon for tho first ttmo to yory
light bouHo ut the Academy Of Music. Il vas
{uBt beginning to mako tho sensation it should
hayo done At the outset rl,en 3ir. Darrott's Gu
gaEoment ondcd, aud lie was followed by another
staT. Mr: Harrost opons with this pioco Monday
Night mud will probably taks tt up just wlloro lo
leit T.. II 10 docs. he Will have no reason to
complain, Of Wans Of appreciation. The piece
call out tho play.goiug public.
, 1875-03-19

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON i QuiNcY RsiLRosp,
brotf foof u Ltke-'f.. isdta"a.av. aai Eyx< ~
4"a taroi.rd hts+snM-sta. Tiek<s 0htst, 81 cafsN'
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The Public Debt.

We publish this morning a very spun.
,r..sc from the Petersburg Star on the pun
lie debt. II tells the "repnd'a'ofs so.
sa,nd truths, and especially does 1t sho" 70
rho g. mar msa" $50 callcd) that his interest
is the very reverse OF that which inc 'e'"A'
povpes endeavor to make him believe A"o
points made BY the Star are good: 49,,
.st. Tha, nobody will desire 'ana ~n'en
.be owners do not think worth paying lakes
on; and a.,
Cd That the poor man who pays his oo''
lar for voting and sending his children, 70
,,,oo, ;s not 50 much interested In taxation
&c he Is in "new enterprises, the opening OIL
90 ce factories, the erection Of new shops,
{. the incoming of new people, the improve
ment of new grounds, the development o.
s. resources. the flood-,ide OF new money"
These things are indeed what the pool
man wants. And yet the landhotder ane
rich man no less want them. But while I'M
land-holder may be misled BY the demagogu
there should be no mistake as to the interes
OF the poor man. He wants exactly VIVA
the Star says he does. But neither ricn DO
poor can we them if the State is bankrupteo
When she Is discredited the citizen Will D
dis,rus,ed and the State will be Stunned b.
Immigrants, aud capital, and enterprise. In
scuryy dcmagogoges will have saturnal'a
dividing the public revenue amongst thcm
selves and squandering it in jobs and partia
expenditures. The State will be in poverty
unprinciplcd men will hold her ofiices-he
government vii! become personal; what wa
Intended for the Commonwealth Will be ut
graded to the use and abuse OF partisans AM
demagogues and the times Will DC execfa
La
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We must decline the advice of cur TOO
We can't afford to go to- the Legislature. II
would be "a great folly while there are SC
many that are better suited to 90 there and
so few who know how TO Mn the DtsIaat.s.
But there is really no question here about
the State debt, and nobody wants to raise
one.
If our friend, however, will accept little
advice in return for his, we beg him to enter
che lists in Petersburg. The intelligent mer-
chants and manufacturers of that city have
views on the subject no doubt, and will let our
neighbor see how far they concur with his.
He would have an exuberant time of it, We
are sure
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No ond Our Neighbors or, The RecordsI
IN Questionable Street. (sequel 10 MY
wife and ~ A Novel. BY HARRIET
HrrcuER SrowE. author Of Uncle Iohs
cabin. &c. With Illustrations. Ne"
York: !. Il. FoRp IS Co.
Mrs. "BkEcuER srowE" is very COCO
"story.teller," and also good descrloer 0.
character. We have very little doubt that
she makes very readable novel; and that Is
al, the better when not written 70 gratilS
sone fana tical prejudice or personal dis
ike. She therefore does best for her oWr
character when she is not writing aoou
Uncle Tons" and BYRON. She Woult
hest stick to her own people, aud tell us nj
abou. them. This she seems to be doing
The Henry WARDS of the nation are not tb
pc rsonalitics best adapted to her literary ge
MUS. This book is, We believe, very en-
tertaining one.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MT GO. TO lsYCLE BROTHERS. TO
Inv vour DRY GOODS, rs they have the largest
and pest-a:sorted stock of FOREIGN and d.
MEsTIC GOODS in the city. To their very OK
tenslvc stock they have just received
| 2 600 PARAsOLS of the latest styles, from 81 up
u Is;
ron nIeccs NECK and sAsH-R1BBONS, In all
colors and widths, from sc. per yard up;
| A handsome assortment OF PLAIN LINEN, ha-
| BROIDERED, and LA CE ~~HANDhEh-
CHIEFS;
| 900 different styles SILK and LACE TIES
All The late shades of the best brands MD
| GLOVES at Toe. and 81 worth u 'oo anu %
LADIES, and MISSES STRIPED HOsE-an end
| less variety; .
uAMBURGH EDGINGS and INSERTINGs-the
most attractive assortment ever shown In this
! or any other city before;
COTTON TRIMMINGS and COVENTRY RuF-
| FILINGS from 15c apiece up
10000 pieces DAISY TRIMMINGS at Zoe. apiece
usually sold at 81 .25 and $3.50;
10000 wards CAMBRIA 1NSERTINGs-oniy
csc. for q dozen yards;
Latest sty es LINEN COLLARS aud CUFFS just
| received -. =,
srecfaI attention Is called to our stock of WHITE
GOODS, such as larlatans, Swiss Muslins. VIC
toria Lawns Plain and striped Eainsooks,
| Null Muslins, &C.; which we WA onef a' 1he
I lowest prices. 80
NOTTINGHAM LACEs and LACE CURTAINS
| very cheap;
| 500 TIDES just opened at 81 worth double the
! money; -.r.. .f
A large stock of LACE sACQUEs and LACE
spkING and SUMMER sHAwLs:
We have all styles DRESS GOODS from 1z'ac. per
AnoSt1i. other lot lot poNGEE FRANCHISE in the hand
| : soonest shades ever shown;
SILK and JAPANESe POPLINS, plain aud
striped, at soc; per yard n,nrs ,.or,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS cheaper than eyer;
| BLACK-ANU-W Ii IT E-STRlPE U Nj III X
SILKS at TOO. sold every where at:l .,s,
| Large stock of SPRING and SUMMER CAool-
TABLE-LiNENs, TOWELS, and NAPKINS at
| great iuduc' ments:
| MATTINCiS white and fancy chcck ed-
| If sfCLE BROTHERS..
400 BROAD street, between Fourth and Fifth.
ap q
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ME- ON TUESDAY, APRIL 9TH,
we will offer the

ME- ON TUESDAY, APRIL 9TH,
we will offer the
81. LARGEST STOCK OF SILKS
ever exhibited in this city, and at prices that VIII
astonish the closest buy ers.
ri cha GROS-GRAIN SILK at $1.1O worth
$3.50; ....-
BLACK GRos.GRAIN SILK at 1925 worth
$1.65; -.......-
BLACk GRos-GRA1N SILK at al.s5 worth
s1.75: -
BLACK GRos-GRA1N SILK at $40 worth
Sl.s5;
BLACK GROs-GnA1N SILK at $50 worth 81
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at s1.65 worth
1926;
RLACk GRos-GRAIN SILK at s1.75 worth
$3.50;
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK at 80 worth 1918;
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at So 25 worth rs;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at $3.50 wor tn
1925;
BLACK GROS.GRAIN SILK at 1915 worth
1878;
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at $3.50 worth
$3.50;
RACK TAFFETA SGLK at S5c. worth s11o;
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at Il worth $1.25:
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at Sl.25 worth sl.75 !
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at $1.35 worth sl.e5
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at 80 worth $3.50;
SILKS at 75c., 81, 81. 25.
1851 SO, s175, %. 50. 25. and $3.50. Par
tcular attention is called to the Silks at sl.5o
and ~ per yard also, to the elegant shade Of
green for evening dresses at $3.50. which IS
well worth ~ so, and light-blue at sl.35 worth
50.
STRIPED SILKS at 75c., s5c., 90c., FL, and
S1.25. Particular attention Is called TO the
BACKGROUND White Stripes and Gray-Ground
Black Stripes at coo. worth 81 25.
CHECKED SILKS at 81 per yard;
BLACK LINING-SILK, extra wide, at rs and
s5c. per yard worth IL and fl %.
Those In want of SILKS s.ond not fall TO ex"m-
iue our stock as we are prepared to offer extraordl
nary inducements. ,,,n,rpS
ape LEV DnOihShE'
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The i" Falling on"

The New York Tribune has an article or
the failing of rents and profits" which
contains tables showing q decline of forty
per cent. in the inportatious of iron ano
steel, wool aud wooiiens, cotton, SILK, ano
linen goods. in two years. The aggregate
yalue Of the merchandise stored in all ports
of the United States has fallen one-thlro
since January, 1873. The warehousemen are
complaining Of dull times and OF declining
profits. The Tribune says the aggregate in
come of the population Of New York and
BROOKLYN has declined twenty per cent. since
1872. We had supposed 1t greater. But
that is severe. We conjecture that the con-
dition OF trade and popular occupation IN
that city is ut least as favorable As it is IN any
other of the large cities. In the matter OF
importations the statements of the Tribune
show the general condition OF the Atlantic
ports.
1t is natural that there should be great
falling of in our purchases from abroad.
Sooner or later, circumstanced as We are
after the late civil strife, the nation was COM
pelled 10 economic and retrench. The
prices of all things, and the disturbances In
the manufacturing and mining pursuits,
show that there is continuance of the effects
of the war. The patton cannot stand them,
and there is gradual progress towards the
Tater-level, so to speak, in all business. The
cost of living and of labor must be brought
to the reasonable and natural platform.
So it is u matter rather for satisfaction than
regret that our importations are leSsened.
The curtallment Of our own manufacturing
and the taking in sail generally must be re
yarded as q part of tue necessary process
that is TO restore the country to order and
conten,ment 10 all the walks Of business, in.
dus1ry, and domestic economy
Until that point is reached Conscience can
not be fully revived, and the enterprises o.
the country cannot be conducted with thai
reliance upon the future that gives faith anG
vigor.
Rents, indeed, have gone dowE, and sc
must the cost of living 90 down; and so must
labor be brought, either by elevation or re-
duction of its cost, as tue case may be, to its
harmonious level with the general standard
regulated by want and supply.
We have often said that Richneud for
tunatey enjoyed q sort Of exceptional con
dilion, and felt the universities OF the times
less than many cities. The prosperous TRADE
in the chief staple Of Virginia has shielded
her from the seyerest effects of the genera
condition. The merchants and manufactu
rers in the tobacco line have been very sue
cessful, and manufacturing and BUSHES
generally have shared in the benefits of thei
good fortune.
1t is now ten years since the war, and "
certainly cannot be long detained in the pc
cunisry purga.ory which has oppressed th'
communities more or less everywhere in tn
country. By patience and economy eve shal
be soon released. and the country, with tn
help of good government Qor GdGeh W,
hopel be st real peace.
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AN edition OF the Bible is to be printed In
London with all the proper names accented
10 show their pronunciation.- Boston ADDER
User
I'VE have had better one for many
years-one which clearly indicates the pro-
nuncla'ion not only of every proper name
but Of every word as to which doubt could
arise IN the mind. Aud why any other sort
OF Bible should be printed We cannot lima.
gine.l
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The New York HerdtFs night-editsr read
in telegram concerning fire, Out ef $50
persons it is thought but few escaped and
then wrote head to the telegram as follows /:
q Three hundred and fifty Of the inmates
lose their lives" But the telegram went on.
IS but few escaped from custody"
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GARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
ARE SELLING BLACK SILKS

They desire to call especial attention 10 their
extensive stock Of
LADIES UNDERWEAR,
which Is we'll made from the bts. brands Of CO...
tons, and will be found handsome.
DRESS GOODS of every description and QUALITY.
BLACK GRENADINES from 4oc. to $3.50;
MEXICAN GRESADINEs-yery handsome;
sIDE-BAND LAWNS and ORGANIZES;
GRENADINES for POLtNAISE-ve-y handsome.
CUIRASS and TABLlER SETS;
Novelties In SCARFS,
"a HAT-SCARFS,
.s RuFFS, and
RUFFLINGS;
LACE BARBES-haudsomc assortment;
LACE SCARFS-SPANISH and GUlPURE,
We have just opened most attractive
assortment or
LADIES' sun UMBR ELIAS AND PARASOLS.
with beautiful handles, we'll assorted, In bone,
horn. ivory. pearl. ebony. and corn"iian. AM
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DRY GOODS.
COURTNEY & POWELL.

COURTNEY & POWELL.
SD BROAD STREET
STRIPED SILKS NJ Tie worth ii 81
BLACK IRON GRENADINES from DtJc IN II IN.
BLACK SATfS-STkIPFD 6REsaDrSrs ~ 10 .
WHITE LACE STRIPED VICTORIA LAWS ~
25c.. SOC. 40 :. and SOC: - ~
WHITE AND FIGURED LINEN Lawns,
MoasTED C0ATiNGs for gentlemen,
FRENCH and yGLiSH Cas- fNERrs
weight; 'e"'u"
. GESrLEaES's GAJzs SHIRTS at Soc,
LADIES' MERTS0 and GAUzE VESTS at 75r
girls and BOYS MERISO snd ACzE yrSTs
CoRsETS at 50c., LINEN BoSoMs at l2hc,
just received haiIssGme lot Of HAT-scARrs.
NECK-SCARFs, silk aud Lace: PARAsOLs In eyery
color and quality; YAK LACE. WoRsTED FRrSCEs.
&c.;IWo-BCTToI KID GLOVES at IL VICTORIA
AID GLOVES ut $3.50 "'>
Mr. CHARLES HARTWELL is now with ne.
and would be glad to see his friends ap l9.3m
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During the quarter ending March 31st
there arrived at New York 12,449 isami-
grants including .S,32S males and 4,1si fe-
matss, 1868 being children. From Germany
there were 4,059; England, $3.50 Ireland,
2.0St.; Scotland, 1854; Wales, 81; France
535; the representing almost every other
nation. They ak represent a6aut 300 dlffet-
ent occupations
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MODEL OFFIcER.-GEoRGE 4. BARR. of
Washington county Va, is an officer of the
Old school. The cashier of the bank ut
Abingdon tes,i6es that be borrows money
ana pays interest upon 1t even when he as
county treasurer has "large sums to bis
credit " in the bank. Such officers are scarce.
we fear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-01

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
.- INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
INs11REs BUILDINGS BY PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
tlO,oOo,O0o PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent
JOHN 3. DANFORTH.
Secretary
HENRY D. DANFORTh,
Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM,
o,a Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-01

T,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of THE
CITY FIRE INsUR aNCE COMPANY baye
declared a semi-an2ual dividend OF FIVE fEk
CENT, free al all axes. payable on ana atler tue
nSfnv - '-'' s' II Il. X. MEADE.
IN ..s..t-y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-01
MT APRIL %, 1915.
MORE NEW GOODS
IN STOCK AND ON THE WAY.

T. R. PRICE s co.
have opened more Of those handsome
HAMBUpGu GRENADINES, in white ana linen
shades, for polonaises-entire novety-trim-
mlngs TO match them;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, heavy and fine "arp'
BLACK GRoS. GRAIN SILKS, IL TO II yara'
New PERCALES and CAMBRICs;
Novelties in CALICoS;
PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, very cheap.
MOURNING GooDS-such as sik-"arp Henrlctts'
lk-Warp h4llies, Bombaz zines. Tamise
BoNBAZISE CLOTHS, DELANES;
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, extra;
BLACK and CoLonED I'D GLOVES;
THREAD GLOVES and GAUSTLETS;
New.s;yle CoRs ETS for STOUT ladies, &c.
Elegant line r ARAsoLS and UMBRELLAS for ladies
and gentlemen. ap 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-01
!" COD-LIVER OIL,

NJ COD-L1VER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY IUR-S.
OUR OWN IMPORTATIOE-THE .9ES.''
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We nave the testimony OF our physicians who
prescribe 1t, and OF patients who have AIKEN It. that
IT is more acceutable to the stomach aud more
easily assimilated than any other oil.
A fresh supply Just received direct from New
roundiand. MEADE q BAKER,
S. ast Importing Pharmacists,
felO T.. - 319 Aaln street
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MARREAt.ES.

Married. IN Trinity chsGsh on Thursday evening
the 29th Asrl by Rev. Herbert r. BesJn, VIII
LIAM A. PHILLIPS, Esq. 10 Miss WILLIE E.
SPEARS; all of Richmond.
Married. at Beaumont, the residence or the BRIDES
father. on the anornipg of tle 22d April, JAMES
IT, HARVIE IS MANY III, second Caugkler or
William w. htiaaaux; all of k,owhalan.