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Alnerlcsa Heassn Assoeln,son.

BALYIafonE, November I0.-In the Au,eri.
can Health t;o1 to.day oYes, forty.
new members were elected. DR.. j. s.. Bill.
slibgss United States arriS, presented the re-.
port OF tue committee appointed 10 prepare
ascbedule OF questions for a sanitary survey.
OF the United atatee.
Professor w. c. Kerr, State Geologist of
North Carolina, made report on the SAM
-tary relations OF drainage md water supply
States as affected by the Typographical ard
geographical conditions,
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The attempt, however, to force resump-
ton of spece.payments in the United States
while business remains depressed and the
balance of trade heavily against the country
finds no warrant in any standard economic
WORK. Philadelphia Times. ..,
Hartranft's majority for Governor of Penn
sylyana is 1850 over Persbing. Pershing
lDemocIa,) has majority outside Of Pbila-
delphia.
1t is reported that Miss Maggie Davis,
daughter of Jefferson Davis, is about TO
marry A. j. Hayes, Jr., cashier Of the Mem
phis National Bark.
Mr.. Richard A. Proctor, in lecture at
Boston on Monday. announced bis full &C
ceptauce of the Darwinian hypothesis.
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THs SERVICES IN The TABERNACLE AND THE
RINK INCREASED INTEREST IN THE NESTING
Ne,o York. November 9.--More than three
iourths Of those who gathered at the revival
at the Tabernacle this morning were ladies',
and the greater portion OF these have been
regular in their attendance at all the meet.
ings. Services were commenced by singing,
AFTER which Mr.. Moody offered prayer. Over
one hundred requests for prayer we've made;
after which feryent snpplication was made
by Mr.. Seedham, the Irish evangelist. A
bym mn was then sung, Mr.. Saokey leading
at the organ. Mr.. Moody read the 18Th
chapter Of the Second Book of Chronicles,
and based his discourse upon the 14th verse.
Dir. Moody spoke Of tue power Of prayer.
He then spoke Of the meetings.
At 4 O'Clock this afternoon there was to be
= meeting at the Rink. at $50 p. nj. q young
meu's inquiry meeting, and at 8 o'clock the
regular mf eting. They were afraid when
they first called the young mems meeting in
Scoiltud that they would not get young men
to come forward, and they prayed 10 God
that they might be successful. IL is pretty
hard to move Scotchnlen. but when the meet
ing was held and they gave the invitation
over one hundred young men came forward.
After some further remarks Mr.. Moody said
the meeting was open for prayer and re.
marks, and several prayed and discoursed.
MIR. Sankey offered a ieryent prayer for the
success OF their work and for GODS blessing
on Ii.
Tomorrow night, Mr.. Moody said. there
would be young mems meeting at the Rink
under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Tickets of admission
might be obtained at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Chris Ian Association.
Rev. DR.. Cuyler pronounced the benedic.
tiop.
Mr.. Moody requested the gentlemen to
retire and the ladies to remain. All the men,
with the exception Of Messrs. Moody and
Saukey, thea retired, and private confer.
ence was held with the ladies for fifteen
minutes. They were urged 20 use their in
fIence upon nil gentlemen with whom they
were acquainted to attend the meetings of the
eyapyeIlSts.
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Reunion Of Old Legislators.

HARRISBURG, P1., November 10.-Tbe re-
union of the members Of the Legislature of
Pennsylvania from 1878 to 1850, inclusive,
took pllce in the House Of Representatives
to-day. The meeting was called to order, by
j. E. Snowden, of Philadelphia, the senior
Speaker present. Colonel Samuel Shock,
clerk of the House in 1885. ac.ed in the same
and read the minutes of the lsstre-
union; which were adopted. A resolution
was adopted pledging the members to use
their influence to promote the Centennial.
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+. what are YOU going to DO for moral

"What are you going to DO for moral
question to tight the presidential campaign
on - said gentlemau Il day or two since to
politician high in the councils of the Ad-
mjnistration leaders. "Dow said ne.
). That's easy enough. VIII revive Know
Nothippism with the anti.foreign feature
left ont, aud make the fight against the
Catholics, and for the maintenance OF the
SCHOOL system. On that we'll take all the re.
iipious sentiment OF New EogIand, and
gather in all the Germans of the West and
Northwest who believe in Bismarck and hate
the Pope.n-Nep York Tribune.
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, November 1o.-Cardinal McClos-
KEY will attend the commencement Of the
Catholic University tomorrow, where Car
dnal Cullen will preside as chancellor Of the
University aud present an address to the
American cardinal. Cardinal McCloskey will
embark on Sunday, on the steamship Abys-
sinh, from Queenstown for New York.
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AN Honorary DEGREE.-TLe Pittsburgh
Untted Presbyterian says that clergyman
of Meadville, Penn, has had conferred on
him the honorary degree OF LII. D. by the
University Of Padua. One Of the exercises
required of him In order that he might merit
the distinction was an address to the faculty
and a biography OF himself In Latin. II
sucb q test was made all around for honors
of this sort, slAs! how the harvest would
diminish
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHISeToN, November 10.-For the
South Atlantic and East Gulf States, higher
barometer, north to west winds, and slightly
warmer ard clear weather will prevail.
For the Lower Lake region and Middle
States, rising barometer, northwesterly
winds, and clearing weather tonight, fol.
lowed on Thursday by winds backing to
west and south. falling barometer, warmer,
and generally clear weather.
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France

LONDON, November 1O.-The Illness Pa
ris correspondent telegraphs that the vote in
the Assembly yesterday by which the amend
ment to the electoral bill was adopted i'm
plies formal engagement to dissolve before
March 81, 1876. because it is provided that
the election shall be held In accordance with
the electoral lists expiring on that date.
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FATAL NITRO LYCERINE EXPLosIoN.-
Boston, November "a man named Knight,
in charge Of gang Of laborers at South Ma.
tick, slipped charge of nitro glycerne into
his pocket, which subsequently exploded as
he was entering wagon with man named
Ryan. Both men were blown to a great dis
lance. Ryau's injuries are fatal.
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TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC AND
PACIFIC c, MpANlEs. st. Louis, November 8.
At meeting yesterday Of the directors OF
the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company a
proposition was submitted by the Atlantic
and Pacific Company TO surrender the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad to the directors OF the
latter company, which YVES accepted.
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AN INNOCENT MAN RELEASED FROM PRISON
The Boston Globe of. Saturday says: The
case OF Moses f. Wheeler, pardoned yester-
day by the Governor, appears to be one OF
peculiar hardship. He has been serving out
a life.senlence in the State prison since 1868,
having been convicted of the crime of arson
for setting fire TO the First Parish church
and dwellirg.house in Brighton, and II the
death.bed confession ola womaD, upon which
his pardon was secured, Is true, ne was en-
tirely innocent Of the crime.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP >A9@A
" COMPANY. sskstia
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one of their splendid
steamers-ULD DOMINION, WYANOK +, ISAAC
BELL. RlCHMOSp, and GEORGE w. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY al h,gh
water go
These ships are entirely new. and were built ex-
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms and bath
rooms. 1a
The fare, accommodation and attentions are I'M
surpassed.
Goods shipped bv this line are landed regularly
at New York on the company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freghis f,r points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 7. ". daily.
For further information apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN u CO., Agents,
nv 10 Office CompanYs VIII IrYes, ROcke ITS.
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telegraph ONCE Robbed.

Z Fort ScorT, KANSAS, November 10.-W.
j. Pbilpot, night operator 10 the telegraph
Office here, was found this morning bound
with telegraph wire. gagged, and the office
robbed OF one hundred and twenty-six dol
lars. He afterwards confessed binding and
gaggiDg himself and stealing the money,
which be restored. He was arrested, and is
now In Jail.
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Survivor OF the Steamer

SAN FRANCISCO, November 10.-A dispatch
from Port Townsend says the United States
revenue steamer Oliver Walcott, at O'Clock
Monday morning last picked up one of the
crew of the foundered steamship Pacific, on
raft, thirty miles inside of the Straits Of
Fucap. He says Captain Howell was drowned
from the same raft, and that the Pacific was
struck by vessel under full sail.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT Lancaster,
Pa, November &C. S. Douglass, assist mt
road foreman of engineers Of the middle
division Pennsylvania railroad, was Instantly
killed this morning by being struck by
milk platform while leanirg from the plat
form of a paSSenger-car near Pomroy station.
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India.

A RELIGIOUS WAR EXPECTED ON THE MALAY
'E PENINSULA.
LONDON, November 10.-A special TO the
Times from Penang says it is learned that
the Rajlh Of Leila has ordered the Larut,
Ssrangore, aud Perak districts to take up
arms. A religious war is expected.
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ssCANToN INSIDE LlNE."sfIsNa
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
! RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

NEW FASl hoOIE 0E1 w LEN
- RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
...a TRi.WEEKLY.
On and after OCToBFR 1ST the splendid hon
steamers OF this line Will leave Richmond TUES
BAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
P0whatan Steamboat Lines pier, ae corner Of
Twenty second 1ld Dock streets making close con-
neclion each trio at Canton, Md, lEast Baitinore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
spa CIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered bv fire aud marine
Richmond Rates as low rs any niher hRe. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mOnd.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
!" Canton Inside Line" and sent TO the Philadel-
phla, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadel-
phia,
FreIghts received daily IN Philadelphia and Rich
molld. For further Information apply to
l.. b. TATUN, Agent,
Office Twenty. second and Dock streets
and TO 903 Main street or 10
j. S. WILSON, General Freight gent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia. jag
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England.
FACTORY BURNED.

CLOTHING FACTORY BURNED.
LONDON, November TO- Cook & Sons
clothing factory was burned last night. Six
hundred employees are busted thereby.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
WHITE CHINA TEA-SEJS from 30 10 70;
DECS)RATED CHINA TEA-SErS, containing
from ffty.six to seyenfy-seYen pieces, from
WHITE CHINA DINNER-SETs, and by the
niece. lower than before the war;
DECURa TED CHINA DlNNER-sEIS from Sco
cHASsER TOILET-sETs from o. TO $50;
FRENCH CHINA CHAMBER TOlLET-SEIs
with n fuiI line OF Plated Goods, Table Cutlery,
t;oaI.yases and Hods, Woodeuware " alnut Brack-
orc and Rock Shelves; Rich French and Bohemian
Vases and Toilet Sets; Fancy Ornaments In end
less variety ut lowest rates. roy
oc6 1Oll Main street, opposits post-oflce.
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The vote in Buchanan county for member
OF The House was: j. Kalley, 2Ss; J, W..
Smith, 1877; Jesse b. Hylsor: ID,
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New Hampshire Proh,bitionists.

CoSooRn. November 10.-sTbe convention
of the Prohibitory party met to- day, fifty
delegates being present. A. S. Kendall was
nominated for Governor.
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BARN AND sTocK BURNED. Bridgeport,
Conn, November 9.-Chares d. Pennyss
barn, with ten horses, in Birmingham, was vas
burned last night,
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SnOW.StOrTn.

UTICA, N. Y, November 10.-A snow
storm has prevailed along the Mohawk Vol
ley since 10 O'Clock to-day. There are indi
cations OF rain. at
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in It's effort to erect msusoleum 5ves valen.

In It's effort to erecta mausoienm Over Valen.
tines statue CT General Lee.
Charles G. Fseemaa, from near Laurel
Grove, IN this county, laseiy a merchant OF
this place, was arrested yesterday under an
indictment for arson ID an attemptto burn
his own store last spring.
Mr.. 4. M, Pace received d few days ago a
handsome silver pitcher as a present from
Messrs. Stoyille s. SeideD, OF the Arlington
House. The pitcher is appropriately let.
tered, aud cost about sixty.tive dollars. ].
ALPHA. 3,
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General Missionary Committee OF the
Methodist Episco pal church.

NEW YORK, November TO- The General
Missionary Committee Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of the United States con-
yened ia annual session here to-day-bIshop
James presiding; all the members being pre-
sent except Bishops Foster and Haven.
The report of the treasurer shows the
balance on hand November LIST to have been
Sl3,2SS; receipts during the year, 1861, 4S5 !;
expenditures, s72l.S05; leaving debt OF
$4,000. Besides this there are letters OF
credit for foreign missions amounting 70
Sl35, 532, making real debt OF SlS5, 062.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH .9KNN
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEA NJ StE -
SHIP LINE.-FOR DF LPHiA TWICE. a
hEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF this
line y hi leave Philadelphia every TUE by apd
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY at IL O'Clock.
Freight t.Sen ut low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, Per 1sylvInia, and Delaware, for ProVi-
dence and , oslon. Also, for Liverpool ana ant
werp ria Red Star and American steamship lines,
and bills OF ladins signed through.
w P. PoRTER, agent,
1926 Deck street, Richmond
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO,
mhl2 No. l2 South Wh,ryes, Philadelphia.
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The New Missouri Constitution.
ST.. LOUIS, November 10.-Returns from
sixty counties give fifty thousand majority
for the new Constitution.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoADi
COMPANY stE g

RICHMOND AND PETERsBUFs RAHKoAD
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875,
" trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sum
day.. connecting for all points South
and West. s,eeping-car attached rups
1h5DgFhus2p %eldsn. ,,,,v fs.cen, SIM.
''4' a " day., With coach attached. for Paers-
burg, and stations on the soutnstde
T94a hyGfaasfs and s the w senaectlpg
10 : -i' for ali points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking this train will make
close elton at Petersburg for
Norfolk. Elegant ptrlor- car attached
runs thronghfo Weldon.
500 P. NJ, FRrIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3o A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily except suns.
dayl with coach attached.
1894 A. NJ, THRoUGH MAIL daliy. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
PotoTac railroad for all points < ast
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT. daily Except Sunday,
T fGifs attsfhsf; IL daily te1cep.
day., connecting with Hichmond,
FrederIcksburgand PoIomsc railroad
fnrall points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached running through
TO Baltimore. Also making close
connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for the Virginia Springs
and ali points North aud West.
The MAIL TRs ms will rot stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg ext ept ut Chester
Passengers for Charleston, Columbia, Augusta.
Sayannah, Florida, aud Southwest Georgia, VINO
leave Richmond BY morning trains, are in,orm,a
That this line is the only one that connects throu9h
without delay or break in schedule. ~,
Trains on Clover Hill railroad leave Clover BIZ !
PITS at CSC 4. 81, aud returning viii leave Chester
at 2:4O p. II. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana
FRIDAYS.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start fh0ni
oc25 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

aid DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE.
" 1917 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND; "a
Students received ut any time, and thoroughly in
s,r,cted In Actual Counting-hsuss Praetice ESoS.
5ssnJnn in Ali fta branches, PenDan5np thoth
tn AMI ornarnentall Commerciat Law, CONNER
r;ai srithmetic Rrsiae5s Customs, EorEls, LOT
r,.iinnGsuce Common Enelsh BOZ
lars address H-VAS1 - S ~ Ns,Ss>, -
NC q - QUS
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fOR BALTIMORE. ta ASis|
TRI-WEEKLY.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE.
III t-z~F. - FOR
THROUGH FRElGHT.
$3.50.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
: BALTIMORE. " 10Y
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

!. NO DOCKAGE CHARGFU. 80 q
The new and fast iron ste -mers SHIHLEY aud
WEsTOVER, OF this line. leave their new pier, In
the Dock, foot OF Twenty. second etreef.' every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS as 4
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTkRS00N &C A
O'Clock. for Baltimore. making close connections nj
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohi9 railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and aEada.
Through bills signed TO Baltimore and all points
West, and rates gu traneed as low as by any other
line. Apply 10 T.. B. TATUM. Agent.
Offices Twenty.second and Dock streets and No.
Qo2 ,in ctrpnf uses. ~ az
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Suicide OF q Southern Woman I'm New
York.
New YORK November 10.-Ninuie RoaDe,
very beautiful woman, Of southern birth,
aged tweEtVsthree, committed suicide last
evening at No. $50 Fifth avenue, where she
had been living with wealthy young mer-
chant uamcd Thomas Whitmore. She shot
herself through the heart.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DULL STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
L. COAL-best QullIty-at greatly rtduced fS.
urcs hNTHRACITE, GLOVER HILL. WEST
VIRGINIA sPLIhT. CUMBERLAND. and
COKE; WEST VIRGINIA ENGINE COAL, and
OAK and PINE WOOD ut less prices than any,
where else in the civ for cash. 81 = ueteenth and
Cary streets. Satisfaction guaranteed
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nEpAnrpssr. Or 90 a 4 ,sYss.l
FOE PHILADELPHIA. Sss9g


Eog PHILADELPHIA. gR
Steamer EII4ANeg.sa 4. ssss ssersss
fisight 70: lhe shove port I'LL FRiDAf 4 The 12ih
frsiass sssen for wilmington. Del. Proviae,ss.
Boston, and San francisco, aud bills Of iadtng sgn
Passage 10 Philadeiphfs, Including meals ausd
mo- I.ss It .. No. 1925 noek stress.
EOR NEW YORK.-The dd,Efssh
Dominion Steamship Company ssssstes
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAwREEcE,wtia
81 slss lessis MsT ss, 1sass e
4 Through Bills OF iadipg sigred and goods for
warded With dispatch 10 all points north, soutb,
sssa5asr ascon sG sStssa
,ri hars 10 Me- York, steerage, So; round.
e'sn' q sess~sss V. h ipply e 4 co. agents,
. no 10.3t Company's Wharf. Rocket.
a AMEs RIVER sTEAMBOATH$Ssst,
y COMPANY.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
PHlLADsLPHIa,a And NEW E " YSnK K.ot' 80
REGULAR LAsD ING Fe Sa JAMES RIVE.
On and after TUESDAY, October s. 1875, tbis
States matt. viii leave her wharf, Rockets, f9r
aboYe-pamed points TUh SDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDhYS at $50 A. ~. ,fslSEE
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Ltse
York. "a -lslg5IlT 1900 y
FAsE - r r. s sokfoIk o ssG RE: RE- %
81 N:..;:..... 60
Fare TO Philadelphia. ................ So
Fare 10 New York. IL SO. :.
Tickets for sale on steamers. at CARRIER & { o.,s
Ticket Agency. Ma.n street, and Exchange Hotel.
and baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, aud Portsmouth,. and
regular landings on James river from a. NJ TO
6 p. lat reasonable rates. 49,
Freight for way.landipgs must be prepaid. ~
L. TAT UM. g eDeral gent.
Office Compsny's wharf, Pockets branch Office
at w. ID. Blair Sc Co. g, no. 963 Main street.
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90 COAL AND WOOD Q1S
CiCs DEPOT. oAcs

keep constantly on hand full snpply OF All
binds of JEL, such as RI d and WHITE ASI
ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes; GLOVER HILL.
LUMP and HAIL COAL. SuFT COKE, WEST
VIFGINIA SPLINT LUMP and HAIL Coal,
OAK and PINE WOOD. long, sawed, aud split.
coal SOLD by weight, and guarant cd to give en-
tire satisfaction In all respects. COAL and WOOD
or various qualities 10 suit buyers OF oil Kinds
call Is tqu, sted and sale guaranteed. Entrance
ironi 'AS ~ JAM A.0 n, T. ANDERSON,
No. Sl3 Basin bank, between
90 OK I'm Etyhth and Ninth streets.
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7 YKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four hun
L. bred tons OF this celebrated coal for sale. Also,
Reliance ann Bur"siJe Egg and stove; west
beraad. for steam aud smiths use; Clover HUI
ard Midlothian Lump; Soft lump and Hail Sokei
nat md pine Wond WRIT RORaRTS.
90 90 cornar Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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A NTHRaCITE COAL for furnaces, La
~ trobes, seif.feeders, base burners, and other
stoves: CLOVER hILL LIMP and Hall, 70,
highly recommended; BLACK HATH lump,
average and smlths'- burns Ike the Midlothian. and
Is mined on adjacent property. For sale at prices
to satisfy dealers or consumers.
ALBERT BLAIR,
fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.
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ERESH .CARGOES ANTHRACITE
K COAL now lsnding; SpLlGT. CLOVER
HILL. and BLACK HEATH LUMP GOAL, unsur-
passed; Encire Coal. SOFT Lump COKE for cook-
tpIOKING, and CORD WOOD. Applicants fof
fuel paving cash or promptly can buy low ut my
office. Ninth, Cary, aud Basin bank
NOS D. b. AIhlNo.
GOAL AND WOUD.-i am now selling
~ ANTHRACITE, CLOVER HILL, SPLINT,
and Hack HEATH COAL; CARBON HILL
and BELLONA sOFr COKE; OAK and FINE
WOOD, long, sawed. and kindlinz.
CADNIUs G. JOHNSON,
Basin bank, No. s11, between Eighth and Ninth
s,rpels no1-1m
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'OANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL.
1.-The peeress coal for open CRATES knd'es quicker,
gives more heat. and burns longer than any coal ON
The market Anthracite Coal, all sizes, best quality;
iumberiau u oal, for steam: Quinnimont Coal, Ior
steam James River and Bellona Soft Coke.
~ s. =. LATHROP. ~
sa1o Seventeenth street ar drawbrfdge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

FOUNDRY AND FURNACE coal
Z very superior. Price very low. ASIHsA
CITE, all sizes. p. 4. CARRINGFOS, corner
IRAY SPLINT @GOAL.--It has no sure,
VI rior rs CRATE ceal. iguaran,ee IL 10 be Eaidr
or and thar is will burn loo ger than any OTTER
solnt coal mined Ia West Virginia. or ihss IL scId
IN this market. IL burns uD cifan. 4
- p. R.CARRfsGI0S,S Sole Agent, III
~ as..l s corner Seventeenth aud Cary and 80
y au.1G I72D Cary street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcil
lNILE&AL REVENUE BORDER TOBACCO FOR THE
CESTENSIAL- ANOTHER GRANGE lTtM BUILD
NG>- VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA CON-
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piCTNEST FOR ARSON PRESENT TO Mr.. E. y.