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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
tEgspsYs, lime Is, 1875.


Amfrfean Gold.-ll2 bid. - ee,,,, e.,-
asked: Virginia coDsDls, new, 70 bid, 81 askec;
Virginia deferred, 5h bid, asked.
City Observation-Disclosures city 6's, 12a DID;
Richmond city SIS, 94x bid. 95h asked; Peters
burg city 8s, special tax, 100 asked; Petersburg
city SIS, 80 asked; Lynshburg city s's, l9o oio;
Lynchburg city IS, IS bid.
Railroad Bonds.-VIrginfd Central Railroad
third mortgage 8s. J. and j., ~ asked; Virgirda
and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage IS, y.
and j., SO asked; Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road first mortgage SIS, j. and D., 100 btd hlcn.
mond and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage
rs, A. and o., 100 asked; RichHond, Eredericks;
j.. 97k hid Richmond and Danyile Railroad cog :
sst&hated 6's, NJ. and N, SO bid; Piedmont Rail-
2s3T first mortgage s's, A. and O., go bid;
Sf,nnal B0nds.-James River and kanawha CalI
first mortgage 6's, 81. and ~, 463 bid.
Railroad StOcks.-RichmOnd and petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, "a bid, 26 asked RICHMOND,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per
cent. guaranteed 100 par, 92t bid; seaDoard ana
Roanoke Railroad comifton, 100 par, S75 asked
Bank Stocks-First National 100 par, 10y pki.
12l asked; Union Bank Of RichR0nd, 90 par, %
bid 40 asked; Merchants and Planters savings, 20
par, 20 bid; City Savings, rs par, "a asked; hsei-
mond Banking and Insurance Company 20 par,
32h asked. ~,
| Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rne, rs par, 379 Did. 40 asked; Virginia staIe 20
par, 26 bid, 80 asked; Virginia Home, iUO PR,
S6 bid, 90 asked; Merchants and Mechanics, Ivy ny
par 90 asked; City, 100 par, 75 bid 80 asked; Oid
| Dominion. 100 par, 70 bid, go asked; CONNER
| cial Fire Insurance Company, 70 par 2Uh pia. -,
HtSceLEG ne0uS.-James River ana hhna0ha
Packet, 121s par, bid.
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General Sheridan has gone to the Red
loud Indian agency TO make personal OBJ
HrlNation OF the movement connected with
The present campaign against the Indians.
The New York Herald issued an edition
IN Cincinnati yesterday containing all the
lending editorials and news OF its regular
city edition, which were transmitted by tel
cgraph at night.
The st. Louis hotel proprictorS have pub
hshed a card stating that they will in no
case exceed their regular prices during the
session OF the Democratic National Conyen-
ton.
Mrs. II. J. Carmichael, matron OF the
Soldiers Orphan Asylum at Gettysburg,
Pa, has been bound over TO appear for trial
on charge of cruelty to children.
Dr.. Peterman, the celebrated German
astronomer, il a passenger on the Bremen
steamship Braunschweig, expected TO arrive
III few days.
Two South Carolina counties, Beaufort
and Collector, appeal to all charitable souls
everywhere for bread and meat to keep them
from starving during the summer.
The floor OF an unfinished Catholic
church ut Hontzdalc, Pa, gave way Sunday
morning during the service, prcc!pltat!hg
the congregation into the basement, killing
The contractor, and woundins about thirty
Ierseus, some seriously.
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mARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE Is, 1875.

PORT OF hlCHmOND, JUNE Aos AoSV'
ARRIVED.
Bark Ruth Topping lBr), Erickson; forfy.si1 Gays
from Liverpool, 5000 sackS SAT- Les' oeuaon
Schooner Breeze, Cranmer. New York, hay.
Charles l.. Todd.
ARRIVED MONDAY.
Schooner Portland tBr), Conn. Middle.owa, ",
light, to load for Rio Grande do Sui, Ha1sll, Cren-
Schooner Bessie Morris, Birch, Boston, Ice, A. 9.
Babcock. So. Va. h.x
schooner Frank wsiker, saxtcn, New York, salt,
sciIooner Snowflake. ,ss-, New York, hay, to r,as-
ter.
Steamship Old Dominion, walker, . hen a S Go'
steamer John sylvester, clifford. Norfolk. ner-
ehsns's ss ana so DO Sui
fo,r. Haxsli, Crenshaw Co. ,,...,-,...
schooner Charles Moore, Russell, Philadeipiia.
sairosd.ties, Curtis Psssss Rose ps,,.seloh,..
Schooner Julis o Annie, -, Norfolk. truck bar
rels, Currie q Co.
From New York June 10th, brig Ergil fsor.h
Fram Rocssand June 9Th schooner Billew, Fascs
From RSssaaa 9sns 9G June ssS scSoSer Ea
oesh' Las assi's'1'. xraoaAsDA.
schooner Elias Moore, Lewis, froHa Richmond, At
New sss aoss san psbossh II beverly, wiara and
Asaes Ripplier, Lynch, from Richmond q fpiia-
dsphia June 10th. !, 30. & ,rr, -. Il
schoonsss j. Hall POWELL and gsss hsS SOD
Perkins, fsein Richinona, as ssus
ls Schooner Roxanns, alss1eli, asssi Riusapd sl
BaltiiasTs June lasas 80
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DANNILI.E.

DAN V l1I1iCi.
-.,,,~r s7ATIsTtCS~-plRE'T"N ~
CIV ',,o>r, cARELIs SPEECH AND THE TO-
r,Ctr-TN.
,.,,,,,,,rco nf tho Rtchr,>nd p'siWtrhl
.JuNE 70, 1919.
-, ,rs,crday Rev. !. F.. l.. Holmes preach
,M, fire, sermon 81 his third year as pas
t"'r,hr Eap,ist church. In the course OF his
b,I. no rayc the statistics OF the church
,h,, statement Of the last. years work;
1t, E;,,h was substantially as follows: Pastors
.1,r, Maid in full and the church free from
ITT amonh, collected and expended ny
~. Church Tor pastors salary. furniture for
,.,,1av-schcc room, mission sChool-houSe,
.n5 sunday schools. S2,66S.92; contrihu-
CAMS for missionary and benevolent objects.
.,,a II. collections nj the Sunday schools.
-I,J ~. collections Mt the Sunday-School
Missionary Society. $12.5l: collections ut
Eve ladies' Christian ASsoCiation. SS0.39
Total. S&.462l2. Average attendance at
-, sunday schools, 1885: volumes IN the
>gnda,- school libraries. AZ. additions to
M church by baptism. Is: Ivy letter. IS !;
.,,al number Of mcmhcrS (of whom ~ are
males and AZ irmairS). III. In stating the
numhrr Of members Mr.. Holmes remarked
hat many OF the names ought 10 I've dropped
from the roll. because. in the unsettled con-
,l,t,nN NJ society immediately after the war
many members had moved away from tho
r1Iy and their status WAS not now known tC
'ht church..
DIRECTORY W Noatock Lodge OF MaSonS
i ". PratroSs. w. NJ; f.. 4. Catlin. $
Mr.. r. Farley, j. W. W. A. Strickland
SECRETARY: W. \. Bernard, treasurer; f. :
Nnpa>rn. ;. H.. L. Il. SClatcr, i. u. !; J. a
Ucrndon. chaplain: X. {. Harvey. tilcr: J
N. south and {. II. ilutchingS. stewards.
Our banks are issuing silver, and orr peo-
Il". a. people are doing elsewhere. arc
boarding il. The merchants say no silver is
lI'l in for goods.
The speech of our representative in Con-
cross. Hon. George {. tahrll, on finance
. Nd taxation, has hc"n read here with much
interest and Satisfaction. II he will procure
HE reduction OF The tax on manufacturer
rrharco. and keep il reduced, we will send
nm back to Congress with IN increased ma
iomtv. YES" said one of our mannfactu
Y,r>. the reduction OF the tax will if moth
IN more, reduce the amount ! have 10 ri>l
on every sale that make Let me say, il
This connection. that the move which wa:
made here in December last for the require
mrnr Of the prepayment by the purchaser q
the amount NJ the tax on the tobacco bough
hv him was failure. because united action
amongst the manufacturers could not be oh
IlnCd. United action was hardly 10 have
lr"n expected.
The Pre>bytcrianS lead OIL on the roll o
-unday->chool pic-nic>. have Joined tina
hool. and am going 10 Join every Schoo
that announces Il picnic. ALrHA.
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GIN G In IN IA TT.
SURVEY OF THE FIELD JugT ON.
THE EVE OF BATTLE.

OPINIONS OF POLITICIANS AND CoRRE-
sPoSDENTs--ALL THE CANDIDATES PUT
TING FORTH THEIR BEST EFFoRrs-AT-
TEMpfs no rROrIf BY BLAINEs ILL.,
NEss-NoIsE AND oAUCUsING AT GIN
C1NNArI-TsfE BLAINE MEN STEADY AND
CONFIDENT of SUCCESS OF
THE VIRGINIA DELEGATrON-spECUL
TIoNs ABOUT THE SECOND PLACE ON
THE TICkET-HON. T. NJ. PoMERoY TO BE
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF TIE CON.
yESTION sr .-rss sg.s
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Misunderstanding School.


'>>!'hN>Afih> Or 20 fh"lN--pN' hAbNhf
- >1N"Al-IHE ThtNittS MtEf-pEGREE>
-oRAl"Rl'AL CONTEST.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
JUNE II. 1876.
TN sunday 1lth) the Rev. DR.. Dahncy
Ir,arhcd the hacralaurcatc sermon.
To-day n2th1 the trustees commenced
,alr annual meeting. There were present:
N.S>r.. Comfort chairman, Finley, Dick
mon. Hooper. REYNOLDS, r. McIIwainc.
ri;1.crad. Henry, Trcdvay. Anderson.
Atkinson. and Watkins. The ordinary re-
PORTS were read and referred. President
Nkn>on's lahOrs IA agent have resulted in
about St9.ur0 being subscribed TO the fund.
II the college.
The degree Of A. B. was conferred on
'h following graduates W. {. Campbell.
II Berkeley. W. Va. W. +. Cave, OF tal-
,ul.r: ". Chinn. III Fnugllier; j. X. Nor
rrr. ~ Charlotte: II. W. Nan. OF Pulaski:
md +. !. Thornton. Of Prince Edward.
lh, trustees awarded III" honorary degree
of -. d." on Rcvs. J. u. Tadlock. Of
I'm COLLEGE: Professor 4. =. Hepburn.
ID, Davidson rollr..c, North Carolina: and
p Cr,h,n, ni Winchester Y, Vhn
,r.,t,.s We're Reluctantly comnrllcd to ac
,.Ir n. rendered resignation, as member
# tn. corroration, of 4. G.. Mcllwane,
r-.,. ~ PETERSBURG.
81 ( \, NJ an o,,dicurc was called to-
other hy the college bells to attend IN en-
rlfaiumcnt moi mi down in the published
announcements
Soma ti,no ,uripo tho vc,r nc ,hcrc i ,o
b., At Iyurhlurr. nm INTERCOLLEGIATE con-
r.>f for honors q. nlotiorn orators between
representatives. OF the Virginia Summaries OF
h5rniny, and the several colleges will
h., represented The two societies here
Phllanrhropic and lrnion-sclcctcd two
from each to make addresses at this SnDm-
m.uccmrnt, and from the four one was TO be
,,1,.t.d tn whom WAS Ia he aliu,]"cd the
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SEVENTY-oNE YEARS OF AGE.
EAST MARSuFIEI.D. August 12. 1870.

NJ. HcrenS:
Dear Sir,--I am seventy-one years Of age; have
suffered many years with Kidney Complaint, weak
ness In my back and stomach. | was induced by
friends to Try your VEGETINE, and think II the
best medicine for weakness of the kidneys ever
used have tried many remedies for this conf
plaint and never found much relief us from the
vECETINE II strengthens and inrigor7ltes the
whole system. Many of my acquaintances have
taken II. and believe II to be good for all tho COM
plaints for which II is recommended.
Yours truly, JOSIAH Ii. SHERMAN.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June I3.-Cotton dull sales o.
31I bales al IL I-l6@12ac. Flour-Low grahess
steady with fair export demand; medium 10 gooo
brands rather easier superfne western ana sla!e'
S4@S4 so; southern QUIET and uncbanged Wnea t-
soft and Inferior parcels heavy ana l9Ic. ta
prfme dry scarce and steady. Corn about lc. pe,eE,
b0Hc for graded mixed; CSC. for graded !siom;;
Oats dull and In buyers fayor 34@42c TOT Ma snS
western and state ; A7c. for white. Cofee dui anu
unchanged. Sugar steady and In fair demand le-
nneI very firm: IUc. for standard A; !UatSiVsc'
for granIIated; 1910 0Ac. for crushed ana Pow
dcred MOasses and rice dull and unchanged. t t,
low steady at SC ROsiu unchanged. iulpeninlo
dull at 29kG3Oc. Pork very dull and lower NV,
SI964l9.20. Lard opened lower, with huctuaN9ns,
ia uD again to about the best rates OF the DAY plms
steam, 81 .4O@$ll.45. Whisky more aceVe a.
IL II. Freights without decided change.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 13.-Fiour quiet aud TN
changed. wheat dull and unchanged. sonfhsrn
corn dull and lower white, 57@68c.; yellow, 9og
Sc. western opened lower; closed steamer. g DC
nOIninaIfy nrm at SS@S1. Provisions quiet and un.
changed. Coffee unchanged. Whfskey lower AZ
$l.l1. Sugar steaday.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 13.-Flour quiet and steady:
Wheat nomiuaily unchanged Corn quiet nc 42@,
46c Oats dull mt 2S@34c. Rye easier at 7bg17c.
Pork quiet 1925 bid: 81 so asked. Lardquiet;
steam, lie; kettle, i2A91 3e. Baik-mcats I'M.
changed. Bacon quiet. Hogs In fair demand ahst
firm: fair to good heavy, $685. recsipE;
1919 head; shipments, lit head. Whiskey IN sood
demand nj $1.G7.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, -Noon.-Stocks dull aud
steady. Money Q. GBid, 112k. ExChange-LoE9,
4SS; short 400. States quiet ana nominal uoS-
ernmcnts dull and steady: u..,,,
Erening.-Money easy at 2@2h. Sterling steady
at 4Ss. Gold, 1l2S@1l23. Governments duh ana
steady. states dull and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 13.-Virginia 6's, deferred, On
Virginia c0nso's, 6Gh: second series, ~. Nofth
Carolina B's old, IA. Bid.
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DEpARTURE OF STEAMERS.

nor NEW k.-The Old afFfS
II Dominion Steamship Company IS ass5s r,
steamship WYANOKE Captain WALKER, VIII sali
FRIDAY. June 9th, at II O'Clock A. NJ
Freight received until O'Clock A. NJ.
Through bills Of ladlng signed and goods lot
wa.1ied with dispatch to NIL points north, sonth'
east and west; Also to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, S12; rouud-trip tickets
$50. Stccragc, Sc and rs.
For freight Or passage, apply to
G. ". ALLEN Il CO, Agents,
tel4-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 10, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 5000 bushels. RED, 22S busn-
els.
CORN White, 500 bushels.
OaTS.-1,7S8 bushels.
MEhL.-46 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-l2ed, 1874 bushels at 81 80; 81 bishcis
very good at Al .45-tOtal, 228 bushels.
C0RN.- White, 80 bushels on private terms l9o
bushels at &c.; ~ bushels at 6lc.-totai, 3oZ Dusi-
OATs-l46 bushels very good spring ut 46c.
MEAL.-46 bushels at 65c.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
OATS.--l, 400 bushels.
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Postal hFFAIRS.--A new post-oflice Is
established at Colmanrille, Cumberland
county. Va, near Cumberland CROSSROADS,
with K. T. Coleman rs postmaster. The
p"<t-oiir" al Pleasant Shade, Grecnytlse
county. Va. on the route from Hicksford to
'harlI" Hope, is ret;stablishcd. \ new post
office is established at Locust Knob, Mason
county, ". Va. on the route between Up
laud and Union Ridge, with Martin II. Ed
mondS as postmaster. +. w. Harris is ap-
pointed postmaster at Joncsvillc, Lee
county, Va. rice william l.. Turner, re-
signed James ". Probst is appointed post
master at Pleasant Run, Tucker county,
Nu.. rice w. u. HanSford, resigned.
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xLIVTH CONGRESS--First Session.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1876.


The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Hancock introduced joint resolu-
ton directing the Committee on Ways and
Means to inquire into the propriety of
relieving domestic beers from taxation. Re
ferred.
Mr. Wells introduced bill relative to
land claims in Florida, Louisiana, and Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. Hardenburg introduced a bill cx-
tending the signal service.
The bill authorizing the detail Of addi-
tional army officers as professors for mill
tary academies was passed. It goes to the
President. 1t extends the limit from twenty
to thirty.
The business of tomorrow will be con-
fined to general debate on the army appro-
priation bill.
Adjourned.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rs aioEE TnDEE DELEGATES.
BANGOR, MAINE, June 10. The Second,
and Fourth District Democrats conventions
have elected Tilden delegates to the ST.
H0uis Convention to-day.
| wAsHTNGTON ITEMS.
WAsHIsGToa, June 10. Nj. Kerr Is much
improved. ],
There was no Cabinet session today.
Mckee,
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF TIE 90vEEEHENT
FORCES REVOLUTIONARY SYMPATHY PLAYED
OUT.
HAVANA, June 13.-The steamer City Of
Mexico brings advices from Mexico to June
4th. The Government forces have met with
continued successes everywhere. The Re-
volutionists were completely defeated ON
May 3fst near Queretaro, with the loss Of 76
killed, Ait wounded and prisoners, and $50
stands OF arms. The Federals lost 30 killed
aud 100 wounded. The victory restores
peace in Gueretaro. The Revolutionists are
continually retreating md have lost popular
sympathy.
Belgium.
RESULT OF THE INSTRUMENTATION
Lie DEMONSTRATORS.
BRUSSELS, June 13.-The result OF the
elections show that the Catholic majority IN
the Chamber will be twelve instead OF four
teen, as in che last Chamber. Many OF the
electoral contests were exceedingly close.
Great excitement. prevails tonight in all
directions. The streets OF this city are
filed with enormous crowds Of people hiss
ing and hooting In front Of Catholic insti-
tutions, which are protected by bodies OF
cure guards. Some arrests hive been made.
At Client the mobs are making monster
demonstration before the Catholic church,
and have broken the windows Of the build
| ing.
There is intense excitement alsoin Antwerp
over the success OF the Catholic candidates.
Fighting Is going ON in all parts OF the
town. The civic guards have been called
out. Several arrests have been made. More
Trouble is feared.
| Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 13.-The Grand
Vizier has notified the imperial commits
sloners in Bosnia and Herzegovina that the
| reforms already granted for these provinces
will be maintained In their integrity.
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n G A Il S.
Always on hand and constantly receiving large
quantities of CIGARS--HavaIIa Key West, and do
nestle Just received. Imported by myself from Ha-
vana Espanola, Cabanas. Hiiar de Cuba, &c, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
' ' OSCAR CRAM,
10 Jo1w No. Ia Governor street.
NEARTELL'S PURE FRENCH BRAN
lNG DY.-We are now receiving shipment OF the
above celebrated
BRAN
direct from France, dark and ale In one fourth and
one eighth packages.
For sale by s ,,,,,,s
my29 DAfENfOkl mohhi''
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CARPETS, RUGS. MATS. de

- S-
PHILLIPS Il JENNINGS. We have
/ Inst received our SPRING STOCK of ,
CHINA MATTINGS of AL grades; COCOA
MhTTiEGS. CARPETS, OU.-CLOTHS, SHADES,
HOLLANDS, RUGS, MATS, &c.
CORNICES OF different styles. LACE and
DAMASK CURTAINS.
PAPER-HANGING Of all grades.
Work done In town or country
All Orders promptly attended to.
No. %, corner Governor and Franklin streets,
Richmond Va. APPS
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RECOMMENDS II HEARTILY.
SOUTH BOSTON, February z, II

y tNIFV'
Nr. SepenS:
DcaI Sir.-I have taken several bottles oil your
VEGETISE, and am convinced 1t Is valuable RENE
DIV for Dyspepsia Kidney Complaint, and general
debility of the system.
I can heartily recommend Ii to all suffering from
the above com plains. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. MONROE PARKER,
1856 Athens street
VEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IL lO-S&M2t
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WINES. LIQUORS. &c.

T AGER BEER, ALE, AND PORTER.
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE TRADE AND TIL
PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Ihave erected in connection with the james Rive
Steam Brewery an establishment for the bottllng
LAGER-BEER,
ALE, aud
PORTER
and am now prepared to MI orders In quantities to
suit customers.
Having adopted the latest and most Important Inn.
movements In the manufacture Of these heathiul
beverages can furnish good an article as can nc
made anywhere. and at the lowest prices
All goods delivered to any part OF this city ana TO
all dcpots free OF charge.
City orders received At sos MAIN STREET.
ID. G. YUENGLING. JR.,
my lam Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, June Is, 1875.
Breaks to-day 277 hogsheads, 81 uerces, ana II
boxes. oo
Packages offered at Auction, l45; Of which. luz
were sold.
Prices ranged from ~ 80 to $40.
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GORGE W. ANDERSON Il SON.

GEORGE W. ANDERSON ~ SON.
1904 MAIN STREET,
below the Dispatch Office, have an unusually large
and wel-srlected SPRING STOCK OF
MATTINGS, CARPETS,
APPROPRIATENESS,
.sa WINDOW-SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS.
!OIL-CLOTHS, &C., &C..
of all grades. sizes, and prices Our stock mas peer
selected with great care, at the lowest prices ana We
ask an inspection from all In want ap |o-'h
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ROCKS, STATIONERY. &c.
'nNE Dol l. A K
w .rge WILL. BUY REAM OF
FINE WHITE WOYE COMMERCIAL
- % NOTE~PAPER;
r,rTy CENTS. TEN oIJIKES; OR TWENTY
FIVE CENTS, FIVE QUiREs.
When sent by mail,
5Oc. additional on q ream,
25c. additional on ten quires, ana
15c. additional on fys laire es NOTE TIT
TER, FOOLsCAP, and other PAPER,by the rea!n
or single quire. pIpu.u
at their new store on Main street
,e1a opposite First National Bank.
VOLUME XXVI GRATTAN'S5 NlR-
+ " GINA REPORTS or CASES FROM MARCH
i. 1875, TO JANUARY l,lS76-r9ice, S6; by mai,
for sale ut / 318 Main street:
A large stock Of new AVID secondhand Law a,ia
terms; hASDSLSA 6SSaa7iA
10 gswad
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TLARETS, SAUTERNES,
" and CHANtPAGNES.
| have very large stock of FRENCH WINES on
hand now, pirtly of MY own direct importation,
from the cheap table wines to the finest brands
known CJ,ARETS and SAUTERNES In wood as
well as glass. For sale by OSCAR CRAM,
h. DIV No. Ii Governor street.
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The --latest.

THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATE
is made out by the Blaine committee, ana
they claim to have vigorously eliminated all
the votes which could in any way be con-
sjdcred doubtful: On the second ballot they
claim Blaine will gain fifty votes from dele
cations outside Of Ohio and PennsyNanh.
Then they expect that when that gam Is
seen there will be enough immediate
changes to insure the nomination on that
ballot. They are confident that when Blaine
is so near success there will not he lacking
delegations who will struggle for the honor
OF being first to change for him. ...E
As regards the somewhat
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As regards the somewhat
CONTRADICTORY
kilograms concerning Mr.. Blaine's condl-
ton, they explain it by the Statements that
the doctors who are attending him are no
mnopathists, and that those from whom the
blacker reports come belong TO dihefent
medicine. who could not do 30 unproies-
sional thing as to admit that the diagnosis
OF their rivals was correct.
Blaine is to be put in nomination by Col
onel IngersolI, and the friends OF the former
have great hopes from the
FERv1D FLOOD
of oratory which the Colonel will pour
forth. 1t il believed by them that it will be
difficult for the more susceptible delegates
TO resist his eloGuence. II any attack Is
made in the Convention upon Mr.. Blaine
record he is to respond to it and carry tue
war into Africa, if need be.
As Blaine went up, Morton naturally
went down. The claims made yesterday
for the latter were repeated to-day, but the
air OF confidence with which they had been
asserted had disappeared.
THE HOPES OF GAINS s-s
from Blaine in the northwest and the north
east vanished when it became apparent that
Blaine had no intention OF getting out OF
the way. The Morton men claim to-day foi
the first and second ballots only Indiana and
the votes conceded to them from the South !;
asserting, however, that If Blaine's name
should be Withdrawn then they will Jump
at once from 70 UP to 40. Outside, how
ever, they claim over 200 on the third Dailos
and q nomination soon after.
The Conkling men are as quiet ana I'M
demonstratiye to-day as they were yester-
day, but
- THE EXPERIENCED POLITICIANS
among them have not been wasting their
time. There are rllmors that they have been
using money, and not in vain; but snch
transactions are not carried on in daylight,
and can he verified only when the voting
begins in the Convention. Until then they
cannot be said to be true.
/ Mr.. Conkling's friends are busy saying
that what they call Morton's collapse only
indicates that the fight In the Convention
will be between Blaine and the Senator
from New York; that OF the two the latter
is the only one who can 49,.
CARRY TIE EMr1RE STATE.
aut this reasoning does not seem 10 hsyu