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MARINE TsTELLrs.EyfE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 80. 1875.

ARRIVED.
| Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. New York. Nor
ciiantilse and passengers, g. W. Allen a Co apenfa
schooner Th0niis W. Haven. H..keti " 40 I.
HOLE Sn ea Gify Point suan9, hnin = sItph!n.
guaD0. Z homas Branch G. Co.
Schooner John n: Parker, Moore, Bahamas ria
por, Rovsl' guano, Thomas n Branch Go.
York. merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
| Schooner Iris, Clarke, Cabin Point, lumber,
schooner Independence, Forrc.t, James river,
oysters, To master.
steamerJ. $. Green. Tunnel, Philadelphia mer-
chaudse, W. P. Porter, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
| chapdse and passengers. L. h. Taiun.
loading flour for Iiver5ool Curtis Parker. '''
schooner Eclipse, Conkiiu, New York, merchant
disc, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore March 81, bark Phllothea iGerl,
From New York March 90, schooner Sarah shur-
bert, Hughes.
Lloyd. >'eA'''''' 'iAfen 20 schooner fa'f !" ma
From Alexandria March 20. schooner General
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, March 27.-Ariived: Schooner
Francis Barron, Garrison, from Richmond tid
BOSTON, March 2G.-arrIved: schooners Mary
3. pwSer, Rand, and J. G. Curtis Paine. from yir-
GINA.
NOhFOLh. MaTCn Zf.-krriVeu. SCnCOner fCams
Ing sea. Wrofen, from Richmond.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Arrived: Schoonfrs
Harry Iand.l TAYLOR, from kichmond ria James
river; Caroline Bell, TAYLOR; F. p. Simpson, Jack.
son: Vap,r, Apple gate; Ida Grant, Curtis; y. ".
Godfrey, Darby: n. turis, Curtis: Isle of Pines,
Steelmun-from Virginia.
LIvfRPooI, March 27.-s arrived Bark Matilda
HiIyard lbr,, Brooks, from Norfolk,
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. March 29.-Arrved out Helen,
Angler. Galveston. Mohawk, Siiesia, City Of Lon
don, Wyoming Illinois
FORT MONROE. March 29.-Passed In for Rich
mond, schooner +. A. Bonney. from Nassau.
MARINE DISASTERS.
new YORK. March 29.--A London dispatch saws
vessel has been wrecked off D0narehez. France,
and all hands are supposed 10 have persisted. She
appeared to be q ship of about 5000 tons, laden
with col ton, which was washing ashore.
LONDON. March 29-The ship heophile, from
81. Marks tor Havrc, has foundercd a. sea. The
ciew were saved,
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Mr.. JEFFERSON DAvls's TRIBUTE TO JOIN
MITCHELL The Hon. Jefferson Davis, who Is
on u visit 10 New Orleans, sent the tolIe" wing
telegram to meeting held 10 Memphis,
Tenn, to express regretat the death OF Jonn
Mitchell, the Irish patriot:
"Unable to be with you, l send my heart
felt sympathy in your proposed tribute TO
the patriot and devotee of liberty John
Mitchell. Together we struggled for State
rights, for the supremacy of the Constitution,
for community independence. and, after de-
feat, were imprisoned together. AS my
friead, mourn for him, and regret bis death
as d loss to mankind"
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nv TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARK ETS.

NEW YORK. March 29.-COtton quit aud
sc:,dy: sales OF 81 40 bales ut 1GaGll7c. South
c-n -four quiet and steady Wheat dull and heavy
ut La &c 10 yer; S1.23G 20 f,r winter red west
crn: Sl.2S for winter red OHIO; u. 2S4fl 20
for an ,er western: 81 27DSl.2S for amber ctile
II 2U@Sl.40 for white wa,terh. Corn opened
firm /: closed Il shade easier: holders more disp'seh
10 realize; S3al0s713c. for western mixed S7HW
lobbing demand; ri, quoted 1t l5QplS;. gold. SUI
gar firm at a.. advance. hice quiet and steady
S2l1!5 for srsined. Iurp milne duh at 36c. Pork
hrln; new job 10 S. 420S50f2l. Lard hrmer !;
prime steam, l4Gll41c. Whskcy shade hrmer
with fair demand. tr,ights dull.
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NAlYEK OF HuxtsTgAp.-Au able and
canned opinion OF Judge Dickinson, OF
INncc Ed"ard a native Of Sottowayl, on
lHI. question has been published in pamphlet
'9im. lie decides That the act Of Virginia
"..uth0rilIng The waiver is not constitutional.
1hrIc Is much dIif-rcuce Of opuion in the
Profession on this Important question. Judge
ate, We, believe, does not concur with
judge Dickinson. - BarkcciHe Sentinel.
mat last Is The snarpest remark we ever
"hv" lie Se"t'"e! TO make. Ia lact, it can't
@~ improved upoD.1
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James Lick, the California millionaire, has
filed 10 the Recorders Office in San Fran.
cisco a revocation of the trust.deed execated
by him last July conveying bis property to
trustees for various benevolent purposes. He
recites in the revocation that he wishes to
provide for parties having natural claims on
him, to amend the original instrument, and
with returning health to give his personal
attention to the execution OF his design. He
confirms tue acts heretofore performed by
the trustees.
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England.

LONDON, March pa meeting in favor of
the release Of Tichborne was held yesterday.
One hundred thousand persons were assem-
bled. There were bands and figs. The
horses were taken from the carriages contain
ing the orators, and the vehicles drawn by
meg. The meeting passed resolutions that
there would be no rest until the enormous
judicial crime was rectified.
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The law requiring novelty and utility In
al inventions to be established before pa
tents can be granted is being rigidly enforced,
and within the past few months number or
so.called patent medicines have been thrown
ont of the category Of the new md the Use.
ri, and apu!lc4tl3hs Iof tAtehss fsj5ctea'
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ANOTHER HOMICIDE IN TAzEwELL.-A MUIR
der occurred last week in that county near
Maiden Spring. An alteration occurred be.
tween negro by the name OF Henry Sweat
man and his wife and mother-in.laW, which
resulted in the death Of the former. An ex.
animation made by Dr.. 7. L. Painter proved
bis death to have been caused BY fracture
of the skull-bone above the left ear. The
women were promptly arrested and lodged
in iAil.- WytheoiLe Enterprise.
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WINES, LIavOks, ToaACCe, &c.

ssSUMMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUS-
- TY, VA RYE WHiskEY.-We desire TO
caution the trace aud the public generally against
OF Virginia ,oun tain Whiskey. This brand, baG-
ing been duly registered and protected by copy
right ut the United states Patent nice, wash
ington d. c.. is our sole property and other par
ties using the same, any imitation thereon, rem
der themselves liable TO prosecution according 10
law. JESklSS. CAfEhS q ~,
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. ll3 south Fourteenth strSet,
90,
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ct IolIIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, March 29.-Flour In COOL demand for
metium grades which are scarce. Corn dull and
decIlnipg; 40. Q mixed, 6S@601c. Whlskey higher
at s1l2. Pork higher at s2U. 75NS2O sly Bacon
higher: shoulders. Sac.: clear-rb l2c.i clear, lI
al 2;sc Lard higher at $500.
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DwgLLIHG-Housg BuRNT.-The residence
of MIR. Thomas Croxton, one OF The largest
and handsomest buildings in the place. was
entirely destroyed by fire OH Monday. The
building was Insured in the Mutual Assn
rance Society. of Virginia, for S,0Oo.-ldp'
,,ubuuuUck I1der,
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GERMANY.-Berlin, March 2S.-Thc Ro.
man Catholic bishops Of Prussia are to hold
q conference ut Fulda next Tuesday.
London, March 90, $50 4. M.-The Co
logne Gazette says there is no truth in the
report that Bismarck is to be made Duke OF
Lauenburg.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 29.-FIour steady and firm !:
Wheat fIrner; Mary land red. 81 .2UG9ti. 80. Corn
firm: southern white ss@s5c,; ,outhern yGil,ow,
tend up. Pork. S2O.50As2l. Bacon steady with
active .rier trace: shoulders, 9a94c. Colt c
outor Whiskey 81 .l5
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. March 30 E0on.-Stocks active and
uns tled Money, 3. Gold, l 81. Exchauge-Lone'
4SO: short 4S4. Governments duh. States quiet
and steady.
Ereniny.- Money dcarer at 1872 and Interest
: terug lower and unsettled 4. 479. Gold active
and excited ut ! 6aG1167S. Governments dull aud
strong. States quiet and nominal.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Cattle moderately
active: 2. 900 head arrived during the week and
s0ld: 7s6GSc for extra Pennsy lyanta aud western
steers; 6G917c for tair 10 good; 596c per ID
gross TOR common as 70 qualify. sheep In fair de-
mand; 5000 head SOLD: 511ly7Ac per ID grost as
n conditi IN. Hogs frIny held; 600 heat sold Ut
12Dl 21c, per Ii. net
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COMM ERCIAl.
CORN ANDFLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, March 20, II 75.
OFFERINGS
WHEAT.-White, 1852 bushels Red, AZ bushels.
CoRN.-WhIte, 392 bushels.
UATs--S42 Dushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White. 366 bushels very good al 81 80
SO bus .els fair Ut III 20 sos bushels very good on
private terms. Total. 1,012 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, AZ bushels very good at 80.
toKN-White, 1876 bushels prime at Sc; pa
bushels very gooI ~ Sic. Total, 220 bushels.
OATS Lii bushels prime at &c.. 40 bushels
very good at Csc. Total, 81 bushels.
RE-FXHIBrrED.
OATS.-liS bushels.
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More Nominations I'm Rhode Island.
Providence, R. l., March 29.-The Prohi-
bitionist Convention has nominated the pre-.
sent incumbents. This makes three full
tickets for Governor and Lieutenant'Go-
vernon. The balance OF the ticket is the same
"a the Republican.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. March 29.-Flour firm with fair de-
mand Cora. 676Q6Sc. Provisions hrmer and not
uuotabv higher. Pork nominal. Bacon-Shou-
ders, SIC: clear rib and clear, l2@!2Ac. Lard
firm steam, 4Ac.; fierce, l5c keg, 16c; WIS
Key easier at Sl.ll. Baggmg hrmer 1T l2stD Sc.
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The Ice.GOrges,

WASHINGTON, March 29.--Reports from
the gorged rivers at the North state they are
rising slowly. The ice is becoming quite
rotten, and the break must come within the
next tTenty-(our hours.
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cJScJHEATI ETs

CINCINNATI. March 20 Flour and corn firm.
Butler unchanged. Pork firm a: S2l. Lard quiet
clear rib, Ike; ccar, 122sc. Wbiskey hrn at
Sl,12,
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General Robert Z. Lee seems favorlte
subject fo:~ hero.worship in Europe. There
has recently appeared study of his lie aud
it's relation to the fortunes OF the Southern
Confederacy by Mme. Boissonnas. The book
is entitled sun Yaincu."-NeU York 1fi-
fUue.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

HAVING TAKEN HOUSE No. 506 east
Ill franklin street, have NICELY-r URNIsHED
ROOMS In second and third stories FOR RENT,
with BOARD. Tabe-boarders desired.
NH 30-1w* '.. LUCY G. MINOR.
DLEASANT ACCOMMODATION CAN
l. be had for Ladies and gentlemen at 10 east
{, race street NH 29-2ls
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An Editor EAnpriSOned.

CHICAGO, March 29.-Willlam ). story,
editor of the Times, has been sentenced 10
ten days Imprisonment for the puolica'ioh
of articles constructively rejecting on mem-
bers Of the grand jury.
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9'nn "eIch"r, the weIl-kuo@n Washing
-" trS'ah' aLeur. died Sunday Of pncumo-
va. lie to1k cod the last night Of Congress,
'''' i''' not 'f"'l well sioc". though confined
- as ~ - 4 0:.y4t .luIc,
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Personal.
SuSpenht0u.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March a9.-Blshop
Wood, Of Philadelphia, Is here.
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Fire An Huntington

tSbeCla! fe'fRrtH W tic I'is1fitcHi
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, March 20.-The Cen
trail Land Company's building took tire this
morning from defective fne and was to-
tally destroyed. Contents saved. Loss,
$4,000,
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Fatal Fire.

BEMclA, CAL. March 29.-A boarding.
house together with three men was burned
here tonight.
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CLSrrHIN6.

TOHN LATOUCHE, "A
9l7 MAIN STREET,
offers his new stock OF SPRING GOODS, confident
that In choice, selection, great variety, and ac-
kuowledged quality, 1t cannot be excelled.
NO ONE STYLE
has received his exclusive Attention, but all the
fabrics introduced for the approaching season have
been selected, and the SPRING FAsHIoS-RKPoRTs
give grea, variety in form, leaving the customer OPP
tional to select PRINCE ALBERT, WALKING
COAT or SACK, US he may choose.
ills my purpose to give
GOOD FABRICS,
UNEXCEPTIoNABLE FORM,
DURABLE WORK,
and so commence the season, pressing the whole
community TO an examination OF my stock.
all kinds G2ae neal M
I sYpc jIt.oc,l. a, thu Dispatch PdatnG-Eoss
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 29.-virsiaia 6's, pcelcrs,
&c. consOls, 54s. West Firgipia's, 8. North
Carolina IS, DID, 20; new, 10; special tax, g. Bid
I O.duy
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, March 20. 1878.
SALEs.-s500 Virginia consoIs sold at "a: 1900
Virginia consols tnew, sold at SO; 800 Richmond
,ity 6's sold ats
Closing rates at the Stock Bolrd to- day:
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass, March 29.-s. t.
Burr. banker, has suspended. Liabilities,
S30p, 900.
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rENHE TRUMPET FLOUR-The best IN
l. the world or 30 pay. For sale by
A. D. CHUCkLEY.
107 Twelfth street, Richmond, va.
ass
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THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
SPRING GOODS
at CHARLES HUTZLEk'S,
GIL BROAD STREET.
NOW OPENING

NOW OPENING
a large and weIl-se!ected stock of SATIN Gull
PURrS, PIOUE CHECKS, LACE PLAIDs, new
WkLTS. aSd all The newest styles Of WHITE
GOODS. LACES. EMBRuIDEklES, Sc. Also,
new mattel ESSE sUICIHGS, BROCADES, B..
LERNOS. PONGEFS, MOHAIkS. and LIGHT
CASHMaRET rES, In the l.lcst :hades.
great specially in OPERA and MEDIUM
SH ,DES KID GLOVES at Toe. equal 10 goot>
that have been sold heretofore al Sl25, and every
''- CHARLES HUTZLER.
NH 23.3m GIL Broad street.
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Woodruff Latham has been appointed 10
iernsl.regeDur storekesper FOR the fltth Vlr'
sinia district.
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DOYAL FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
ASSETS UVER.................. B15, [ 10000
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia. $4,000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM.
l. PANY, CT LONDON.
ASSETS. OVER...............".... S}2,000,00g
Deposited with Treasurer or Virginia. 900
Shareholders personally respoalibte for ths cbli-
cations OF the above companies.
Representing the above staunch old English conn
panies we solicit the patronage or the public upon
their unqucstionable security. prompt and liberal
settlement OF all claims, anc heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & CO., Agents,
nO1O No. HOS Main street.
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FROM WASl1.NGT
sfutiiatcn Currency.


-,g Treasurer "t The United >tatcS VIII 'ha
ca Avs issue circular amcNdinS me rcSa,
,.., ravrruiug HE redemption o. CHi.tu
: 49,, currency, 80 that ID cases OF h'u,t'.'o"
H.j.cuan Will I've made III pr"Pot.'o'' "
mar, missing. In tue case OF i'Sat'e'iuei
,.l. If less than ouc-lcnth OF inc of'ss,t'
,~,,a,,iru Of the notes i missing, Inc ni"''
l.r,n VIII BE- d,>rrctrdcd. IL oh''c"'" y"
,.a note is missing. onc.tcnih "i us race .aIuI
a. he deducted; il more 'han o"c...''''
....: f.,S than onr.69 h Is missing, ohe'hi'n %
49,. .,rr value will ne deducted. ana 20 Oh
,..riny av tcuthS; but no hole "' "''eu
III IN ,r,-Nait Of The Original proportions
,>~,,,.n,ri viii hc redeemed WITHOUT XVI
,,,,, the missing portion i tolaiiF a.
|l The >,u,r rule Will oe applIco To
,,,,,.,,.,'I Ir.r .on,I currency, with the sub
.,,,u,ron OF ouf-1iih loF oue-'t'n' ,ne
aiatndrd :rI"'','"> - ,,, ~, - ,or,I
j. al '"'' :" X,Sbj,,o,,,, Epp,,rjjr1u
Stamps "">' w N"Ne'.
r., rfni, 20 4 qur>,i'n from me INTERNAL
-...,,!, collector ut hnoNNie, Tenn. the
l.r.,a >>ioa,r OF Internal Revenue says:
FL ..,r 20 iulrTm You mat TINS "itce does
,.. tai never ht> held thai the mere act OF
.tI....t>5t- ~'i''H' wa, Wv - '
.}.rn even '"t 81 '""aec"' tno"Sh Tue l'ut-
....u- at >uct Stamps may nave oetn WIN
>.s..i. reference to such payment. Inc ''A
,.~.,. y" >ald 10 have been paIa upon Il
..,,a i"t OF tobacco uhtli suitable sta'i'P-
..v. Hc,n 'tiNca % la' i'a'haStS t"n.a'u'uS
a. .'.H'to,s' 'nA. 'nt >'''hi'> Ia osIo'
.@' ana parcel OF Tue I 'chaSe To- Az" n",e
}Ggc IN tH"m>c'ts 'pIit 'ion'' ~, ''eN-
.-.> 70 when ih"y are "hl\tu. loo'e@o
wa1ca Ms - stinp'd ana cthcct"1' "oouSn
tnt tlN had not merry &c; rn"u III coh>e-
..i~rr "a! Il SAFE or rrtno'at rom inc factory
III SAC or CONSUMPTION PRIOR l" l. G,osA
E..!"i-a: al me "a DAY "' .ha!cn' nt:u
tbs ILL" |" De cA'ii!'t ''"nl '"c '"''''o"".
;4.-%rai 'lN' o"' - >."nipou' W -
Stamped win 'h' t"tn.t' V'h' S'a''ii'> "'tc'
M .A3-at "i the III " Mhco, III eituet ei>c
sE,t.t,''a'co h'clthr sup!'ct Que oi~i"V'on
o! TIE n,H l".
x.,;,na,.R,nk So,es.
newfoundland, ro..S 20.
'.''" ~ "a" 49,, H. - a.; 49,, -
A-"''' ,'n"' va. - W. -, ,,,,. 49,, 49,,
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Rx<edIERGE.ss. DC.

Z ICORICE OF ALL GRADES,
IL POWDERED LlCOkICE ROOT,
TONQUA BEANS.
SPICES, OILS. RUM.
tiEDDA and ARABIC GUMS,
A, WhITE, GRADUATED and CRUSHED ST.
CARS; SYRUPS. extra tue and ~ mnon:
for sale by DAVENPORT & MUKK1S.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE,
u No. llOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY. OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, DVER..............r72.0 00, 900
Cash dividends surprising all others at nrst and
every anniversary OF pol icies.
Premium, payable annually, semi-anIually, and
quarterly.
The oldest, largest, and cheapest company In tho
United STATES. ~" III
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MINERAL WATER.

| II ISSENGEN WATER
AND SODA-W ATER
on draught and for sale at
POLK MILLER cos,
| NH % Corner ninth and Main STREETS.
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( ,HOlCE TEAS.
chests very superior GREEN TEA; 3 chest
finest OULSG TEA. just 10 hand at
WILLIAM q. DANDklDGE COS,
faa S27 Broad street.
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CNNEECTIONERIEs.

nATES! DATES!-ln consequence Of
~ the derange nent OF values, owing TO recent
failures OF large fruilerers la New York, have
been ena bled 10 purchase large lot or
PRIME NEW. BRIGHT DATES
at very low figures, aud now onsr them " my Gus.
TONERS and the public at The following very low
prices IOc. per single pou I'd; 3 pounds for Zoe.
I2b pouads Tor ~. discount TO the Trade. As
The above prices are lower than they have prtbab!
ever been Cffercd before and az they must advance
as the spriug opens. all desiring 10 pafchase this
ht athy fruit would do wei 10 call AZ 9, c2.
ASDaEW pIZZfhI, JR.,
NH % 5zl4s S07 road st'ee!.
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T ARGE BEEF TONGUES.
IL SUGAR-CERED HAMS and BREASTS,
DRIED SuG AR-tbRN.
1000 cans PEACHES, TOMATOES, and CORN,
NEW ORLEANS ana PORTO RICO MOLASSES,
Choice AMBER SYRUP.
mh26 GEORGE A. HUNDLEY < co.
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DOCK SALT! ROCK SALT

DOCK SALT! ROCK SALT!
We have on hand and keep constant supply OF
ROCK SALT in l0mps-the bestand most econom-
ical rtcle for sailing Cattle aud "iher I'VE sock'
For sale III quantities 10 suit purcl ssers by
ROGERS & NJ ;CANCE,
los and l07 Fourteenth, or Pearl street
mil DA-lW
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OO1 BEST Blu TIER IN THE S01
cOl CITY, o'O1
received every Wed esday and Saturday;
ESPASOIA, FIGARO.
MUNTASZAS CIGARS:
CHOICE FAMILY GHOCERlE S.
CHARLES NJ. BOLTON q CO.,
NH 25 301 Eroad street.
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sO BARRELS RYE WHISKY,
w 20 barrels RECT1FfED WHISKY,
APPLE BRANDY and RUN,
IRISH WHfSKEY,
COOKfSG-WINP3,
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
CHOICE COFFEE.
For sale BY JOHN n. diHalNo,.
de IL 1oio sfahhhp succ'-
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1 peiIt.orsl. q. tia DISPATCH PhatnG-Eo1ss
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DOCK RIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
WATERS.

NH 20
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-18
How Chickens Get out of Shells.

Take an egg ont of the nest on which
a hen has set her full time, carefully
holding it to the ear turning it around
YOU will find the exact spot on which
the little fellow Is picking at the inside
OF the she'll this he will do until the
inside skin is perforated, and then the
shell is forced outward on a small scale,
leaving a hole. Now, if you will take
one of the eggs in this condition from
under the hen, remove it to the house
or other place. put it in box or nest,
keeping It warm and moist, as near the
T. mperature of the hen as possible
(Which may be done by laying it be.
tween two bottles of warm water upon
some cotton or wooD, and lay a glass
over the box or nest, then you can sit or
stand as is most convenient, and witness
the true nloduS Operdndi. Now, watch
the little fellow work his way into the
world, and yOu will be amused and in
structed as I have often been. After it
has got its opening, it commences q
nibbling motion with the point of the
upper bill on the outside of the shell,
always working to the right (if you
have the large end of the egg from you
and the hole upward), until it has work
ed its way almost around, say within
one-half an inch, in a perfect circle. 1t
then forces the cap or butt end of the
shell off, and then has a chance to
straighten its neck, thereby loosening
its Leg somewhat, and SO, by their help,
forcing the body from the shell.-AHleT-
icdR Farm Journal,