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Baltimore Produce Market.

!, ,cc,ndhnriNoRE, - Dec. l6.-Cotton quiet and
lS'IIS; mlddling. l224c.. Flour quiet and
s.. unchanged. Wheat firm: No Wes-
,r.! IA" tel, 4 25; Pennsylvania red, 81 35al 40;
~ and red, 81 l5al As; do amber, 81 47a
aI,. ~ white, 81 l5nl 45. Corn-Southern
,Ih, ,.fo western nominally firmer, Southern
WIGv, Io, old, zoe; do, new 51a6lc; Southern
d 10" old 7Oc; do new 57a62c; Western mix
y, IA, oId, Sc; do new. G,Lc; Oats steady;
,Ees,nerh, .3Sat5c; Western white, 42ai5c:
Iay y'trn nn mixed 39a4lc. Rye firm, SOaSSc;
~ ~, urn; good demand; Maryland and
1ri, Hyivania : 2a2l. Provisions quiet.
n. a., IN new, $3.50. Bulk meats; loose nomi-
lc.oa lcj. SHOULDERS, SC; clear rib sides llallMc;
r1rCu I'm sne, actlve, SEallMc, Bacon scarce and
Co., Q nTnoulders lOAallc, clear rib side l%la
l.ld mans I51 MS l53al6. Lard steady and firm;
,'ivo.' jm .'a4c; refined llc. Butter firm and
3ro.' 3s' ssood grades scarce; Western extras,
aG7;; Lrsts 25a27c. Petroleum dull; crude,
iotaThr,,, refined -l2Nc Coffee armer. not
No D"i,"ly !" higher; Rio cargoes, l31@a2lc; job
~. Ivalzc; Whiskey very dull
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
Stock Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. lG,
ll44@ll4EI Phila & Read

Gaid ll4A@ll4EI Phila & Read
$ ver iO6 clio RR, ex-div55l1h5L
y, 1873, E2S @l253kINOrth Penn 52AM53
:,.9,s 1861 "a llG] Phi!a d Eric lDI" ln3
"In,y 1865 l2nN@l2I OC& A RR lO5s@102.
,Iuly 1867 lt3 @l232 Lehigh Val 62N@62l
.iulylsS lza1sst@ -. Nav Stock 49}l @4gaa<
lO.i0s llSI6ll. Il Catawissa r l93l9l9k
New IS ll71s@ - do prefd. 4234044
civgs. s.newln57s@lO N Central r 80 G3l
= o'sor NJI3lN@l3lM Hestonville 93A@33s3G
ptana RR $40 5lLl
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NOTICE.
owing to the hard times have determined
10 close out my large stock of Four Thous-
and dollars worth Of
BOOTS AND SHOES AT8l3 MARKET sr
At less than cost prices:
men Bo0ts from $3.50 to IS Oh
Hn.mora1 $50 200
0uIns Is cts. Artic 81
WoiheNS button 81 26 to 275
=. 6almoral rom $50 2Ik
Gu4s 80 cts. Artic 90
MISSES anu Children's at very low figures.
nov. N-zW B, F. CHALFANT.
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PHILADELPHIA Produce Market.

~, .,ISieT - Market quiet. New York
"a y a>rndford county extras 3In35c, do do
- t"lc: Western extras, 30a3lc: do lists,
:, -; tolls, Western extras, 27a2Sc; do lists,
s...'
-eeTe nominal. New York fancy, 13Mc.;
" Prime, l2A@l3Mc. Western fine, 1870
"a. ~ quiet, receipts increased Pennsyl-
~ i, Ncw Jersey, and Delaware fresh,
- Tern do. 3llG0c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-11

EMIGRATION OF VIRaISIA JOURNALIST
Our young friend ADRIAN b. VEsAbLs ie''
the city yesterday to cast bis lot with tne
Californians. lie is a native OF the "good
old county" of Prince Edward, where his
family stands crer-mam orable for WORTH ana
honor. He studied for tue law. and by the
influence of a natural senchant for the pen
he switched OF upon the profession OF Jour-
naliSm. and became the editor of the Farm
vile Ncu Commonwealth, in which he soon
won distinction as ready writer, clear rea'
souer. and genial wit. He soon afterwards
appeared as one of the editors of that racy
sheet the Petersburg fader, and from that
paper he came to the Enquirer OF this city,
and was for few months brilliant centrl'
butor to that journal. He goes to California
to try his fortunes in that golden State,
where we sincerely hope be may achieve
solid success as well as that fame which
he is sure to win. In his removal to the Pa
cifc Virginia loses man of genius and en-
tcrprise, and gentleman true and loyal.
California gains prize in him, which we
trust she will properly appreciate.
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Provision for Lunatics.
For the Dispatch.


Messrs. Ed,tors,-On len. ming this morn
ing, by your report of the proceedings OF the
Council on yesterday, of the rjecti' of The
recommendations of the comm !tee appoint
ed to make some provision for the decent
and proper sate.keeping Of the insane OF the
city (of course only temporary, lqust ad.
mit il caused feeling of pain and su rprise.
Was it really the fine and delicate sense OF
economy that caused these gentlemen to re.
fuse the pitful sum of $4,000 per annuL',
perhaps, and if only, to save The life of one
human being or to restore reason to one
felIow-being, which, as under the present
condition OF things, is totally and forever
lost to recovery when once committed to this
conpapionship with criminals! The gentle.
men may make light of it if they choose
they .uay attempt 10 shit: responsibilities,
but the facts are right before Us.
That lunatic should be al all confined in
any Jail is bad enough; but that Te or "our
+, ii tscn;a.iyes saoaid al.oT our failoX.
s!l.zeIs 70 BE- soadaca III Dungeons ara pest
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bolea unfit for human beings IL innuman and

holes unfit for human beings Is inhuman and
iueXcusab,e. Is It the fault OF the poor, un-
fortunate, helpless beings that they were
stricken by an inscrutable Providence anu
bereft of reason? But these gentlemen say
il is not their business; the Legislature
should make provision the Governor nas
ample powers to remedy this crying eVil.
Don't they know, or do they affect not 10
know. that the Legislature is at thls present.
moment. and has been for some days, engageu
in making provision, which, even II the ap-
prooriation bill for this purpose 10 passed.,
cannot be made available for several years.
And as to the Governors authority IN tne
matter. one can see at first glance OF the par
ticular paragraph In the Code that 10 gives
the Governor authority which he Wonid not
and could not exercise. In fact, It does not
propery belong there, but accidentally, 10
The revision of the Code, was overlooked. IL
was law passed during the war oy the
Alexandria Legislature, when the asysums
were inside the Confederate lines. Iuklng,
however. their argument for granted, IS II
ripht because others do wrong we should 90
wrong likewise9 Because the Legislature
has not provided for these unfortunate DeiDgs
that we should stand idly by and see them
perish and rot in our Jail because IL "oula
cost US $1,000 per annum!
Whether new asylums are established or
not. the city should always provide for the
insane temporarily. 1t is blot upon our
CITY and shame on humanity that this thing
has gone on as long as it has and now, when
a remedy has been proposed, do not try TO
" economize at the spigot" of the treasury
and perhaps in ether things, where your
economy would come in very well, "pour
from the bung."
We hope, for the good name of our PEG,
Die, this matter will be considered again anu
other conclusions arrived ut. HUMASlTAs.
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dlice Brand. A Romance of the Capital.
BY A. 6. RIDDLE, author of Bart. Ridg.
lev" The Portrait" &c. New York !:
ID. APPLETON IL 20.
The AppLEToNs have issued this romance
in STYLE so handsome that we may conclude
it has received an especial mark of their
consideration. As the scene Of it is laid in
Washington it will excite more than usual
curiosity.
For sale by J. T. ELLYsoN.
Health. A Handbook for Households and
Schools. By EDWARD SMITH, NJ. d., f. K.
SLID. university OF London), Fellow
of the Royal College Of Physicians, &c,
&c. New York d. APPLETON 4 Co.
This is very useful little book. 1t is from
the pen of learned and experienced physi-
clan, and gives just such warning and such
intelligence as may be employed with adj.
vantage by society. 1t is anything but Il
domestic medicine: which sort of book
has done world of Injury. 1t leaves med-
cine where it should be left, and spreads be-
fore the layman or general reader the signs
of falling health and the dangers from disease
in clear and simple manner, so that the
citizen and traveller mag be enabled to avoid
much that is harmful, and protect them
s.lyes agairst injury, which, without warning
they would unsuspcctingsy incur.
For sale by J. T. ELLYsa%.
The Blossom.;ng of an Aiof. A Novel. by
Mrs. CAsHSL HOEy, author of Golden
Sorrow" view York HARPER & Bza.
THEIRS.
This is No. IS of HARrER's Library Of
Select Novels
a'or sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
JdArdnism Aa ..ins,rer to E7proofs and
Qlsplies. By the Right Hon. ". Il. GLAD.
STONE, N. p, aEthor Of TIE Vatican
Degrees in their Bearing on Civil ALE
glance" New Work: HARrE4 q Bro
nIEs,S.
For. sale by ]. T. EALYsoN.
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The ghost of the FuLKERsoS personality
walks in the House of Deegatesin the en-
PLANTATION Of Aessrs. MOORE and MAazCDER
made yesterday. 1t is sufficient 10 say that
those gentlemen positively declare that they
had no authority Tor saying aud that they did
not tell Mr. FU1xERsoS that there was to be
any explanation or retraction, or whatever
else you choose to call it, in the columns of
the Disp0tch with regard to what K had 10
say Of the Infamous assault upon the charac-
ter OF this paper: an assault not bearing
upon the subject under discussion in the
Legislature, and utterly unfounded. We to
explain! How and whyl We were the in
jured and the wronged. Did we owe an
apology 10 the author Of the wrong!
The gentlemen who have, after SO many
days, reproduced the subject made great
error. They misinterpreted courteous and
proper compliments passed upon their kind
motives. In displaying those motives they
would have shown better judgment had
they sought to inhuence the source of
wrong instead of the object Of it. Mr.. Ma.
GRuDER especially confessed that in the in.
terview the remark was made that if, upon
reflection, the assurances Of himself and col.
league led to u further interview they would
hear from Us. Thst clearly estop.ed any
communication from them to the aggressor
until they had heard further from US.
We have only to say that more upjvsttia.
bic attack than that which led to the later.
view with those gentlemen could not be
made. We have done with the subject.
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Here is Journal which believes the Presi-
dents candidacy for thrdte Is rendered
more probable by the defcat Of the force Dill
than it would have been by its passage. The
Chicago Times says: "With congressional
warrant to set the military above the civil
power, States might have been carried Tor
another than Grant by the Louisiana method
without the active support OF the stlpendlary
brigade. But the act for that purpose hay
ing failed, the stipendiary brigade becomes
the only dependence of the party. Without
the full strength of that prop the party can
onIy look forward to inevitable defeat. No
living man can command the full strength OF
the office.holding legion but U. S. Grant. The
future hope Of the party rests wholly
upon him. He and he alone, now that Con-
gress has passed from their control without
placing other means ut their command, 10
the only man whom the party managers can
regard as at all likely to be available. Taxing
all things into consideration, the-third term
project comes forward since the demise OF
the Executive party in Congress more con-
spcuously than ever. 1t is well. For 1t
helps greatly to simplify the terms of the
pending contest, which it is now perfectly
evident will not be and cannot be made
contest on any question OF administrative
policy. In its essence it is to be contest
between the monarchy, represented by the
irresponsible fixture in the Executive cnalr,
and the republic, represented by tue oetefo'
yenolIs elements 10 the new Congress-"
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The Presidency.

AFR GARRISON N. Potter, of New York
,pemocratl. deserves an especial compliment
for his efforts to incorporate In the Cons''.u'
ton an amendment which should make inc
nresidenta, term six years md the inceh.
bent ineligible for reelection. rms st'oo''
no the constitutional provision on the SUD-
iect. Republican institutions are suolecseu
to severe test by the too frequent occur
renee Of the presidential elections but tneS
are extremely imperiled by the reci'g'oilns
of the President 10 a second, and, indeed, TO
any rumbe, of terms: thus bringing into
conflict with the people the entire power Of
the Federal EXecutive-his patronage, las
ie,,s, aud perquisites IN all the departments
If theiSovernment,
ak years term would be relief from
the severe popular ordeal Of the elections;
and the incumbent being net reeigibc FOL
election he would not be teapted to employ
his rower for hisewn advantage. Itnay be
said that bad President ought not to bf
kept in Office for six years, but ought to OF
turned out after four. 1T may be answered
to this that It would be better to bsTe Dao
President only for'sir years than for e'9"'
secsuse the power of the Federal Executive
I'm our Government is'equal to halt-mliior
Of votes, and is far toe much for the people
and their liberties.
(; The amendment proposed by BIZ. PoTTEE
> would exactly suit the exigcncy. I'M
French (so-called) Republic has fixed th'
presidential term atsecea years, but IL ID
made the mistake Of providing that tn'
President shall be reeligibe without ilm'la
ton as to Number of terms. That IS oetteI
than our present Constitution, which puts
no limit as to tera,s and subjects our system
to the trying ordeal of elections every fou'
/ years. Ours may be abused by usurpe'
and may be gust as much the way to HE
time tyranny as may be that OF the PreSen'
French Constitution. Po1rER's amendmen
should have 1act with no opposition. IL
, loss between the two houses OF Congress
argues THAI there is liz eur Government
party that will sell the people and lnausu
rate the tyranny of arbitrary rule.
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CIVIL SERricE.-PresidentG GRANT has aban.
doned his civil-service regulations, Congress
not appearing disposed to approve them.
General GRANT has very much changed his
n'ha since ne became President, and. we
Imagine. is nothing 10th to give up a hobby
"pe'' D" bss found to be Of very LITTLE real
. 81 we " 10 a.u, "e.Yu" o. ro..
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GRANT BEATEN AGAlS.-The New UamI.
shire Republican State Convention declared
against the third term, and the President has
therefore declined, as we are told. to carry
their election for them. So says the New York
1Tsdune. This accounts for the success of
the Republicans in that State on Tuesday.
They did not have to carry GRANT on their
shoulders.
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Hon. Andrew johnson has received dis
patch from his faaiIy physician saying that
there is no impro, 'ement in Mrs. Johnson's
condition, and that NE is liable to die at any
moment Washington Republican.
1t is stated on high Authority that Secre-
fary Fish is 10 BE- sri.; - 4ss&gll:-a g ~Gcc>.a
Genera! SelGlck.
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me- T. II. PRICE j. co. have opened
this morning, by steamer,
NEW SPRING MEDIUM PRINTS,
NEW WIuTE-GRouSD PRINTS,
PERCALEs and CAaBRlCS,
CorToS CAMBRICs,
KUFFLISGs, CoRSETS.
MOURNING GOODS, In
BoMBAZISE CLOTHS, TAMISE,
IMPERATRhE, MOHAIRs, ALPACAs,
REPS. DE LANES, CASIIMEREs,
ENGLISH CRAZE, CRAZE Wells,
BLACK SILK GLOVES,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
BLACK Long SHAwLS,
BLACK SQUARE cHAwLS,
COLLARS. CUFFS, &C., &c. IL ID
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H DECAYED TEETH.--We have
prepared, after consultation with some Of our
best dentists, CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment oil DE-
cAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. II acts Is
complete disinfectdnt 10 the odor caused By oc-
,ayed teeth, and is very pleasant 10 the smell aa'
taste. Sold In bottles 50 cents each. Prepafeo
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists
fo1O 9l9 Main street
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~ FEBRUARY Is, 1915.

NJ FEBRUARY Is, 1875.
More b,rgains In
TOWELS,
TABLE-LiNEN,
SHEETiSGS.
NAPKINS
SPKlSG AND SUMNER DRESS-GOOD..
II. K. PRICE CO.
are still selling wonderful bargains In LINN
GOODS Winter. sprlng. and summer DRESS
GOODS, &C. ;aiso, BLACK and COLURED SlLhS-
just received.
IRISH LINENS,
BALMORALS,
KID GLOVES ifor Ladies and GentlemenL
BLEACHED EU1TDSS,
COTTON SHEETlSGS,
PlLLOW-COTTOS,
BED-BLANkETS, &C, &C. ic 10
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DEATHS.

Died, March 0, 1875, after an illness Of ten days
LYDIA ANN, only diugh,cr OF james W. am'
Henrietta Cam p, aged three years. seven months
and nine days.
A voice Of love from God above
Has called her now away;
Her sufiierings DER. she 2Iievcs no more,
But rests III endless day.
Weweep, though not In bitterness
Ours are not tears of gloom;
No thoughts out those OF tenderness
Shall pslcn around little LYDDIE'S tomb.
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SEED.

GARDEN SEEDS.
We have now on hand large and reliable st"A
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
from Lsndrc.h, Thorburn, and other ce!eofa's1
seed-growcrs North.
Orders from the country flled promptly aho sFH'
through by the mail ut the rate OF TWO cent? '''
every four ounces. Our seeds are guaranteed"
OF the pest quality.
MILLER & PIERCE, Apo.hecar'es'
corner Fifth and Marshah streets
POLK MILLER & CO., ApothecaT@'
10 o2 corner Ninth and Main strrIs.
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The ADDITIONAL EalG OF Bosss.-The
tsn for the retiracy OF $50. 1000 900 bonds ot
the United States to provide for the siakrg
fuGd will be made on Friday. The law pro-
vides that three months notice must be
givea, and hence to make the same available
before the end OF the fiscal yeas, June Soth
next, the call must be made ct oace. Secre-
tary BriStow has not yet decided whether
the call will include ell registered bonds or
part coupon, although many inquiries have
been made within the past few days on tn e
subject. 1t is said that he contemplate
making large call Of the teu.forty bonds,
although it cannot be verified in official cir
Giles, nor, in fact, anything concerning the
GILL, owing to the reticence of the Secretary
and his assistants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-11

PlScHBACK GAINS OSE.-Some comfort was
taken Tuesday by the friends of Pinchback
over the discovery that Senator Wadsiyh, OF
New Hampshire, who is known to be against
him. had gone home without obtaining
Daif
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W. HEADQUARTERS
FOR
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
HO FOB THE BARGAINS

will offer for the NEXT TWO WEEKS SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS AND BARGAINS, as l am deter.
mined not 10 be uudersola by any one. You can
rely on purchasing your DRY GOODS a. the very
lowest prices at
WILLIAM THALHIMERH
60l Broad street.
Among the many bargains to be had are
LIGHT MEDIUM MOURNING PRINTS aad
PERCALES;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS;
PLAID and NAINSOUK MUSLISS;
STRIPED, COLORED and BLACK SILKS very
cheap
BLACK ALPACAS at CSC. and up;
PURE MOHAIR 1t soc. worth 81
TABLE DAMASN at 50c.. 75c, and 81 work
75c., IL, and 1925 per yard
BLEACHED and BROWN sHERTINGS, SHEET
INGS, PLAIDS, &C.. very low;
MARsEILLEs and BRIDAL QUILTS at ..?j,
So, and $3.50, and at IS worth 49,
SHAWLS, SKIRTS, BLANKETS, and CAR
PETS, very cheap to close them ont;
TOWELS at 12!c. worth zoe, at % worth 40c.
apiece;
SPRING CAssIMEREs for men and boys wear,
very low;
GENTLEMEN's UNDERSTANDS and DRAW
Frs at 81 for the set worth S2:
Also, Il very cheap line Of CAMHRIC EDGINGs
and INSERTISGS, CREPE Wells, SASH RE
BONS, SILK SCARFS and MUfFLERS. PORTE.
MONSAIES, HOSIERY. HASDkERCHIEFS,
CORsEIS, SHlRr-3UaOhS, WHITE SHIRTS,
&C.. &c.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES,
L large assortment and cheap;
just opened another large lot of the best PACIFIC
LAWNS at ~. worth zoe yard.
Now is your chance To get y cool dress al a small
price.
For full particulars of the above, call at
WILLIAM THALTllMERS
mil COL Broad street corner Of sixth
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SPECIAL notice.

sts-s-.t-s1-ss SPECIAL NOTICES.
n- sYCLE BROTHERS
win close out good many
WINTER GOODS AT AND BELOW co>r
for the next fifteen days to make room 70,
SPRING GOODS.
They offer special Inducements In
DRESS GOODS, CASsIHEREs
FLANNELS, CLUAKINGs,
WATERPROOFs.
BLANKETS, QUILTS,
CEOAKS and sHAwLS
You can save money in buying these roods ,,
US, as we are determined TO sell them out reg.,s'
Of cost.
We call special attention to The FOLLOWING
just received: '''
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS:
WHITE and COLORED PIQUEs.
PLAIN and STRIPED NAINsOOKs.
sOFT-FINIsH CAMBRICs al 121c.:
Another lot Of REMNANTS OF IRISH L,ysx,
astonishingly cheap;
Remnants OF the best brands OF BIFlcu,
COfTONS at 10 and 12Hc. per yard. ano,.'.
which are New York Mills, Dayol, and W.
sutta Mills;
A handsome assortment Of CAMBRIA EDG1yc,
and 1NssRTlNGS at less than lmpo,e,,,
price;
10000 yards CAMBRIA MEETINGS.
and &c. per yard.
These goods have been bought at tfty Der cen,
below their value, and are cold accordingly.
COTTON TRIMMINGS and RUFfLISGs IN y,
latest styles;
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTOSS;
BROWN and BLEACHED SHEETISC;s a, ~.
lowest market prices;
Great bargains In TABLE-LISESS, FRt,1T-
CLOTHS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLrFs
TABLE and PIASO-CUEERS;
LINEN SHIRT-BOSOMS from 25c. up:
A large stock of GESTLEMES'S FURNISHING
GOODS.
We have 4 good many other bargains; therefor.
call and see for yourself.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
betwe2n Fourth and Filth,
Goods sent all over the country {. y. ID. or on
receipt or the money. Parties Wishing sample
please send postage. mh6
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THE NEXT ELECrloN.-Cennecticu votes
on the first Monday in April, and the result
ia New Hampshire will greatly intensity the
interest in the contest there. Should Con.
neetieut go Republican it will mean some.
thing.
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TIVE NsrE IN New H1sMpsHIRE.-C nacord,
NJ H., March 10, 1:SC a. M.-One hun.
DIR, I'd and siIty-eight toWEs give Cheney (Re-
pub Neap) .s7,4S2; Roberts DemocraS, 25,-
s72; White lProhibitouisti and scattering,
AIS. These towns last year gave McCutchins
tSepu bliean) >23.S7S; Weston (Demoerat),
25,756; Blaekmer and scattering, 1,aaG !;
which is gaip.sSr Cheney OF z 1853.
fit will he seen that the Erohitiionisss
have gone back into the Republican ranks,
influenced thereto, lio doubt, by the Republic
can d"feats Of lat fall. The DeMscratic vote
is also larger.
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III COD-LlVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST.
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony OF our physicians who
prescribe It, and Of patients who have taken it, that
II Is more acceptable to tie stomach and more
easily asslln!lated than any other oil.
fresh supply just received direct from New
foundland. MEADE q bAhEh,
Importing Pharmacists,
felO 919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-11
MEETINGS.
MILITARY NOTICES.

~ COMPANY, ATTENTION.-As- 4
~ semblc at Old Market Hall THIS EVE q
MING at O'Clock for drill and business. Every ny
member Is requested To be present, as business II
of importance will be brought before the company.
By command Of Captain kELLAM.
NH 1l-ltH X. CUNNINGHAM, y. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-11
MORAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

MORAL ENTERTAINMENTS
A SSEMBLY HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING. March 18th, at O'Clock,
IA K 4 L y
LADIES OF CENTENARY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
PROGRAMME-PARTI |.
TABLEAC... ..............:..:.:. ..Glpsy ttslVal.
STATUARY.. Firginius and Daughter
TABLEAU....... NtSpcrs, with Orchestral music
STATCARY. ............. Faith, Hope. anu thfrlty.
TABIEAU..........B oOtblack Courting the COOK.
BALLAD -" We'd Better Bihe i Wee" Gllustritcd)
MUSIC AN ATTRACTIVE FEATURE.
PART III.
TABLEAU................ Cleopatra on the Me-
STATUAKY................ hoekoi AYES
acknowledgements. lin the Land OF LOCKS
Love Laughs at Locks.
STATUARN. ..'.|is'eiS Va
TABLEAU..........Sc Scenes from Romeo ana Juliet
MATINEE on SATURDAY, March 13h, at
O'Clock.
Adults, soc children. csc. .
The Bradbury Piano used on this occasion kinaly
loanel by Messrs. Slarke & Ryland, agents.
- NH 10-2t