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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-03
STOCK REPORT

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sam Francisco Ss0ck Exchange.
SAx FRAScIsco. December 2.
nogxIso ROAM.
1000 ophir-41s 45,z 46 ~
SOS Msxicsn-24A "a 2Sb
$40 2euld 4 Cu~rry-l2s1
, ssS e e:is = S:lesiF sos -: * 81 80 @S''
ai S~avags-li l0M l0H
s5se Cor. Virsinia-lSk IS 49b5 1885
30 Hale r Norcross--7h
100 Chollar-76 751 rs
$40 Crown Point-9A
SIS Yellow Jaeket-isI 1914 49,. i6
49, Imperial-1S 2.S5s 2.s4c
IS Ksntuek-9X
700 Aipha-26S s.
55 Bslchsr- IA l4h l4H lS
luSi y. N~syada-l2H l3.s
- Confdsnce-l2
10 Utan-14H
90 bullion 81
800 Exehequer-ii lSM
40 Seq. Belchsr 80 81 20
$50 Ovsrmsn-ii3 lis li7H lla
no Justice -3S 3sh 2sH 25shD
47s Union Cen.-l2H l2h
100 Buckeys-i
100 Lady brysa-The
S35 Juiia-5S .
s7so Caledonia Is isals<
100 Knick srbocksr-35e
100 Globe-3oc
$3.50 Baltimore Can.-3H so
10 Occidental "a
SO Alta-2I ~
20 Woodvillo-lT
i105 Lady Wash.-441 81
80 kossuth liz
800 Andes N IL
20 Cosmopolitan-2e
40 Lsvia,han-lh IA
100 N. Con. Yirxinia-7Jc
25 Prospect-l5l
30 Meadow V~aIley-Sc
Is Raymond 4 Ely-s
~ Eureka Csn.-l0A
200 Ls~opard-5x 80
loo ". Belle-s4 Ax
100 Manhattan -i5A i5T
a. Gen. Thomss-lI2
street sAaWsm tsoas- 5:I0 2. ~.
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VANITY FAIk.-This new brand Of tobacco
is immense. 1t can be had at the Golden
Rule Storc, adjoining Paxton i Co.'S Bank.
n2Stf
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THE TOURNAMENT. - The billiard
tournament WAS progressing at the
Corner Saloon last night In the pres.
ence of a large crowd Of spectators. 1t
is expected that the playing will be
finished tonight.
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To MAIN STREET.-Tommy Douglas
Is arranging t. transfer his saloon bus
mess 70 Main street, just above the
Eureka Hotel,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-03

SUCCESSFUL HUNTERS. - Luther
Clark, DIR. Chamblin, Sidney Mccoy
and John Henry King returned Fri
day morning from a hunting trip to
brought in rs trophies OF their hunt
upwards Of six hundred pounds of
duck, prairie chickens and rabbits.
John Henry didn't fool away his am.
munition on small van,e. lint he came
very nca bagging Luther Clark, lodg.
ing a couple OF shot in his starboard
neither cheek, WHOM drawing a bead on
q chipmunk.
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CAUTION.

EoUR CERTIFICATES OF CROWN
Point Mining stock. hve shares each. Nos.
"a, SIS 25.9&s. 1888. and 1886. Endorsed b,
Sehmeidell. Hochstadtsr h Co.. trustees. were
in a letter stolen from Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
express box on the Eureka and Piochs stsgs
on tho morning Of the 18th inst. near Pinto
All persons are cautioned against purchasing
or negotiating for the same. as their trsnsfe,
has been stopped on the books Of the com
pany. WELLS. FARGO GO.
pi6
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X X CoN.-Letter OF 25th says: En-
closed receipt for bullion shipment c2I
bars, value about SO, 100.
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AT PAR.-Trade dollars sold at par
yesterday in San Francisco. The cause
Of the advance was the shipment OF
100000 of them to China by the Pacific
Mail steamship Toxic.
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DAVID LUNDBOM
ASsAXER.

Office; Main street, opposite She PiO-
neer Restaurant.
ny Accurate assays guaranteed.
A SMALL ADVANCE FROM MY FOR
IA MEK very lew rates will DO charged in
tho future, though foes viii still be kept
reasonable as possible.
Strangers are required TO pay in advance
Eurek q, August -, 1878, au2S-tf
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OTTAWA HorEL.-This is the name
OF the Icy hotel just opened in the
southern part Of town by the Allen
Brothers. These gentlemen are to
keep everything in apple-pie order.
and 1t Is not stating o much to pre-
dict for the new hotel a large run OF
business. We direct attention to the
advertissm ent Of the Ottawa Hotel I'm.
der the head OF "New To-day"
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BIaELow's SoIREE.-Bigelow's soiree
last night was well attended and ev-
erybody had a good time. These par
ties are becoming immensely popular
with the dancing portion Of the COM
munity.
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MoNAcco.-"Secure the shadow ere
the substances fades" is just the motto
that Monaco would like to soc n
forced by everybody. The weather Is
tine for taking elegant pictures these
times, and no one, now that the holi
days are at hand, should tail to pay
the splendid gallery OF Mr.. Moracco a
visit. There is not q better or
accomplished artist on the coast than
this same Monaco. He can make
even = homely face look passably well,
and when 1t comes to practicing on a
handsome countenaDce he simply
throws himself and gets more shine
and life into it than any other living
artist. Go see him and have your pic
ture taken for the holidays.
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On A HUNr.-BilIy Slowell has also
boon OH a hunting expedition to Ruby
Valley. He met with good success
and came back loaded to the guards
With all sorts OF game.
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WHITE PINE ITEMS.

We copy from yesterdays News the
following items Of interest:
The tunnel through Treasure Hill,
which was started by an Eastern COM
pany last spring, and which has been
lying idle for several months for want
Of funds, is soon to he worked. Major
Henry, superintendent of the work.
has recently received letters from his
com pany in the Fast in which they in
form him that they will send out
money, and wish him to again com.
nence driving tho tunnel.
We learn that work on the Eberhardt
& Aurora Coinpany's tunnel, through
Treasure Hill, is being vigorously
prosecuted. and that as progress is
made it Is no uncommon thing t 0 en-
counter spurs" containing good min
eral, which is good indication that the
tunnel is In near proximity to a ledge.
For the past twenty two days the
smelling furnace at Robinson has been
making five tons OF bullion daily,
worth on an average about $500 pei
ton.
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Personal. - A Skiilmsn, Of the
White Pine NeWs, accompanied by
Mrs. Skiilman, arrived here on Thurs
day nights stage. Mrs. Skillman pro-
Goods 70 California next Tuesday to re-
main for the winter. Mr.. Skillnan,
Afier viewing all Of the sights Of tho
Base Range, will return to Hamilton.
lie reports matter quiet in his diocese,
but seems entirely confident that White
Pine will yet come to the front A. Que
OF tho most prosperous localities In the
State,
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WILL ERECT MACHINERY. - Tho
Hamburg, we understand, will shortly
be provided with hosting works Of the
most substantial character. This is
a splendid property and next season 1t
will contribute very materially towards
swelling the bullion product Of the
district,
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REMOVED. G. Lock wood Is o
firmly established In his new quarters
in the old Postofice building. He has
q splendid assortment Of stoves, hard
ware, brass goods, ETC., and will be
pleased 10 supply his patrons and the
public generally at the lowest living
rates. Drop in on him at his new
place Of business.
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NEW GooDs.-W. H.. Clark has been
receiving of late q wonderful amount
of new goods. He must have made
extraordinarily large purchases during
his late visit to San Francisco. His
immense store IL literally jammed
with choice grooeris., hardware and
general merchandise. There Is scarce
" an article needed by any one that
can not be found ut Clark's.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL QuEsTloN.-The Con-
cord IN. H. Patriot, one Of the oldest Demo
cratic organs in New England, procIalms its
preference for General Winfield S. Hancock
as the Democratic candidate for the preSiden-
cy. 1t says:
"There is one man in the Democratic ranks
the mention Of whose name sends terror into
the Republican camp. The name of that man
Is General Winfield Scott Hancock. They
know perfectly well that Hancock can carry
Pennsylvania and New York, with an equal
chance for Ohio, against any man the Repub-
lcans can. bring against him-even Governor
Hayes. They know, too, that Hancock can
carry every southern State, and should Trum-
bull be put onto the same ticket with him
that it would secure Illinois. We have no
hesitation in saying that Hancock would carry
New Hampshire by handsome majority, and
if Blaine is thrown overheard by the Repub-.
lcans Hancock would receive the electoral
vote Of Maine and Of Connecticut.
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" USurY."

We would like to hear some of our legls-
lariye SoloNs make speech just now in favor
of the law Of Virginia which limits the rate
of interest upon money. The slmplctons
WAC suppose that the laws Of Nature can be
dominated by the laws Of Virginia made
great cutlery few years ago against the
Statute which allowed 4 higher rate OF inter-
est than six per cent, and attributed what
they were pleased TO term "the hard times
entirely TO the exorbitant charges which the
suYLocxs" were permitted to make for
the use of their monish." But how is il
now? The times have gradually grown
worse from the day the law limiting interest
to six per cent. was passed until the present
time. What have these poitco economical
wi.eacres to say for their theory now!
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The letter of the Hon. r. NJ. t. Hunter, OF
Virginia, favoring large appropriations for
internal Improvements in the South and adj
vjsing the abandonment. OF the ante.beIlam
policy of a strict construction Of the Consti.
tuition upon all these matters, is heartily
commended by nearly every southern journal.
Mr.. Tucker, of Virginia, and the gentlemen
who think with him, are advised that ifthey
do not like this policy and cannot support it
they had better step down and our, and let
gentlemen who will be of material service to
their States take their places. The South is
beginning to tire OF this neyer.endng discus
sion of the Constitution, and is to-day to
man for the old hag-and an appropriation.
Baltimore Gazette.
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Tne UniYerslsy / SID.
ACTION or THE TRUSTEES OF RI oHHOSp .

ACTION or TIE TRUSTEES OF RI ohho'D W.
at meeting Of the Board of II us.ses
Richmond College yesterday EVEN. - sr ~
o'clock the following preamble and !. ~.
tons were adopted in regard to the Dill ~ ~
pending before the Legislature proposing :
aid the University:
Whereas there Is bill before the Legisla'
ture for the annual appropriation OF SoO,ooo
to the University of Virginia on condition
that it shall educate In the academic depart
mept, free of tuition, under regulations 10
be prescribed by the Board Of Visitors, all
the students OF the State over the age.ol
eighteen years:
And whereas the measure deeply affects
the interests of Richmond College as well as
those. of the University and OF all the COL
ieges in the State; therefore
Resolved, /. That we are friends OF the
University, and in favor of such an appro-
pralion from the treasury of the State as
may be needed to insure its efficiency and
success.
.. That We deem the provisions in this
bill for the gratuitous education OF young
men in the higher branches OF learning un-
sound in principle, unwise in policy, fraught
with danger to the University, and exceed
ingly detrimental to all Colleges OF the ctate
dependent in whole or in. part on tuition
fees for the support of their faculties.
8. That we consider it unjust and oppres-
sive to tax the supporters and patrons oil coli
leges founded and endo wed by private bene-
factions to enable the University to give in
struction to young men on terms that must
prove injurious TO the colleges.
4. That we earnestly protest against the
bill in its present form. and hope that the
Legislature will not irflct on the most active
and liberal friends of education in the State
so unreasonable and heavy burden.
). That the resolutions be printed in the
daily papers of this city, and that certified
copy OF them be presented to the represent
atives of the city of Richmond in the Legis-
ature to be laid before that body.
J. b. JETER, President.
Charles IT. Ryland, Secretary.
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Harvesting Members of Congress.

Harvesting Members Of Congress.
We are not encouraged to. put especial
faith in General FRI LEES immigration ma.
chiuery on account Of the use to which he
proposes to put those not extraordinary
practical persons members OF Congress.
His Board of Immigration, as proposed by
himself, was to consist Of the Governor OF
the Commonwealth as president Of the board,
together with nine members Of Congress
from Virginia; this board to elect
vice president, and secretary ana
treasurer in one officer, from their
body they all to serve "without any Pc
cuniary interest, direct or contingent" SUCH
machine, speaking practically and plainly,
would be finely adapted to the manufacture
of "wind. pudding" All the rhetoric Of the
enterprise would be in abundance, rising in
thunder and clouds, and then blowing away
and leaving no trace behind. Unpaid SER
vices are seldom of great value. aud we do
not remember an instance of such services
enduring any great length Of time.
In the conyocation at Washington last
week Of sundry legislative committees and
The 1mmig grafton Society there was the usual
display OF Safe devotion and the mutual
pledging of heartfelt zeal Of legislators,
citizens, and Congressman but the gallant
General LEE must have discovered that the
Congressman were not at all ambitious OF
the honor of places on the immigration
Board Indeed, our correspondent says that
they plainly intimated that they were OF
opiaicn that they could not discharge
the duties of the Board In con-
neeIion with their congressional Ia
bors. They certainly did not see much
enchantmcnt in unpaid labor, nor did they
understand the ease and pleasure Of attend
ins 10 meetings and preparing elaborate
physical reports about their several sections
when Il, home attending to their own bust
ness, or when travelling on free railroad
passes.
We conjecture that General LEE will not
succeed III getting gratuitous harness stouter
than cossamer thrown over Congressman.
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/ MeSsrs. LOWELL, SoRuaoss G. y. WILLIAMS,
and GORDON. Ordered 10 be printed.

PASSED. A
On motion Of Mr. ALLEH, House bill for
the relief of the sureties OF j. b.. Golliday,
late sheriff OF Shenandoah county, was
taken up and passed House bill to'incorpo.
rate the Chamber Of Commerce OF Rich
mond, with Senate amendments; Senate
bill to amend the law in regard to obstruct-
ing the administration of justice By force or
threats, with amendment.
THE CLIFTON FORGE CONNECTION.
When the canal bin came up. at O'Clock,
as the special order, DIR. JOHNSTON submitted
q substitute to incorporate company to con.
struct and operate railroad from Buchanan
to Clifton Forge, under the name Of the
Buchanan and Clifton Forge Railway Com
pany, and to enable the canal company to
subscribe to the capital stock thereof
Mr. SMITH of Amherst moved to postpone
until Wednesday and print the substitute.
Agreed to.
DISMISSED.
On motion Of Mr. SMITH OF Fauquier
House bill to provide for the sale Of insol
vent claims in the hands of fiduciares was
dismissed after argument by several men,
bers.
Adjourned al 2:50 p. M.
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DEATHS.

Died, at her residence, No. 500 south Cherry
street. February 9th, Ut liz O'Clock 7. ~, OF con
gcsion Of the lungs, Mrs. CATHaRlSE }. MA
RONry. in The Sixty-si1h year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from Pine,s!reet Zap.
tist church THIS tTueoday) EVENING at
are respectfully Invited 10 attend withou! further
notice.
Died, EDWIN HERBERT GREEN. youngest
son of the late &. W. Green, of Hcnrico at the
old family residence. Saturd evening aged twenty,
aud was buried yesterday at Hollywood Cemetery.
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IMPORTANT TO GAS-CONSUMERS.-
Il Havisg been prevented from applying my GAS
SAVING GOVERNOR TO consumers meters by an
order fro m John NJ. Higgins, chairman OF the Com
matter brought before said committee a: It's next
regular meeting. which was held In the Gas In
spector's Office on Thursday evening the 81 Instant,
upon due consideration the gentlemen imposing
said committee came to the conclusion that John
Nj. Higgins had no power TO Issue SAID ORDER, anu
lie was resciuded. l now ready to place my
GAS-SAVING GOVERNOR on consumers me-
tiers, and guarantee saving Of from twenty-five
TO thirIy-fve per cent. on all gas-sills pay once
with HAYES & Bowers. gas-htters and plumbers,
1901 Main street ROBERT B.TEDFoRD,
FEBRUARY 4, 1876. te7-Zt
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~ COHEN BROTHERS
are now Offering

are now Offering
TABLE LINENat 35c.; the German hand-wovc
at 45c., reduced from Csc; ut 75c reduced
from :l.2O.
HEAVY LINEN TOWELS at zoe, reduced from
Csc, and at 2jc. worth fully 35c.;
Also, DAMASK TOWELS at 35 and 40c.-25c.
less thai their regular value.
Besides their attractive and cheap stock Of IRISH
LINENS they have just received
500 yards Of REMNANTS Of the most popular
manufacturers, which they offer at half value.
Their stock of SIIEETING as usual, Is retalled at
piece price;
800 yards full yard-wide WHITE CAMBRIA al
lOc, Just reduced from &c.;
$50 yards FRENCH CAMBRIA ut csc, usua
price being 40c.;
A large lot Of MARSEILLES QUILTS, purchased
at various auctions during the past season
All the most popular brands of BLEAcHED ana
BROWN COTTONS at the lowest market
prices:
A large stock Of COLORED SILKS at less than i'm
| nor,er,- cost including all the various evening
shades; .....
| The largest stock of BLACK and WHITE REAL
| LACES In the city-principally bought ~ auc-
| tion-and are now offered III near cost.
Do not fail to see their stock Of HAMBCRGH
EDGINC and INSERTING !; It comprises the
cheapest and largest variety IN the city.
A large stock Of KNIT-VESTS, for ladies', gentle
mems, aud children's wear, at cost 10 close for
this season;
TIVE cases more CALICOEs, In good quality, a,
51zc.
Just received ten cases of cALICOES for the com.
Ing season at 81 to Sc.-ln the bestqnalties.
For RIBBONS,
CARPETS,
FLOOR and TABLE OlL.CLOTHS,
save moAey and call at ~
COHEN BROTHERS.,
30J Broad street,
fe2 between Third and Fourth.
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The Richmond Dispatch is one among sew
eral southern journals that sturdiIy believes
the war has "knockcd States' rights higher
than r kite" and so, argue as some of our
statesmen will, the country is rapidly and
surely drifting into a centralized nation
augusta (Ga.) Constitntionolist.
That's just our belief-one that we have
entertained for now almost eleven years
that is to say, ever since the surrender at Ap
nonattoX Courthouse.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
MONDAY, February 7, 1876.


Senator QuEsESBERRI in the chair No
prayer.
coded from its amendment TO the bill in re-.
lotion to com nissonerS in chancery.
Senate bill, with House amendment, in re-
gard to disposition Of receipts Of Norfolk
county ferries, was taken up, aud, on motion
of Mr.. COCHRAN, laid on the table.
A number of House bills were taken up,
twice read, and appropriately referred.
PASSED.
House bill to incorporate the Charlottes-
vile and Rapidan railroad.
Senate bill to authorize the Fredericksburg
and Gordonsvile Railroad Company to con.
meet with the Potomac. Piedmont and Frede.
ricksburg Railroad Company.
Senate bill TO amend the charter Of the
town of Danv!le by the addition Of Sec
ton, &c.
Senate bill to amend chapter 1876 of the
Code so rs to provide for the punishment OF
conYicts who escape, &c.
THE coNTESTRD.ELECTIoN CASE.
On melton Of Mr.. DANIEL, the report of
the Committee on Privileges and Elections
was taken>up and made the special order for
Thursday next at ! O'Clock, and OBJ bis
further motion the contestant and contestee
were admitted to the privileges of the floor
Of the Senate, &c.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. FINNEY: A resolution as to the eX-
pediency OF establishing an election precinct
on Hog island, in the county Of North
ampton.
By Mr.. JOHNSON: A resolution requesting
the Auditor to furnish the Senate with a
comparative statement Of the value of per-
sonaI property in the several counties Of the
Commonwealth for 1S74-'75.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at II M.-Speaker HANGER
presiding,
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. WALL: Petition Of DR.. Tiffany for
compensation for professional services In the
case OF the Commonwealth against Mrs.
Sarah Lloyd, Of Loudoun, charged with poi
soning certain persons.
By Mr.. CLAY: Bill to amend the law to
provide for the pay of yeniremen.
By Mr.. JACKSON Bill for the relief of the
estate of Boss Harrison, late of Amelia coun.
ty, from the penalty of recognizance.
REPORTED FAvoRABLy.
House bill to amend the law in regard to
sales under judgments, warrants, or DEGREES
for debt contracted prior to April 10, 1865.
Senate bill to incorporate the Mountain.
Top Company Senate bill to amend the act
approved March %, 1874, to designate the
arbitrator to ascertain and fix the Boundary
OF the States OF Virginia and Maryland :;
Senate bill declaring liens on baggage and
effects of boarders; Senate bill to authorize
the trustees of the 81. E. Church South, at
Hampton, to sell 8 lot of land and inves! the
proceeds Of the sale, &c.; Senate bill to
amend the law in regard to the allowances to
physicians in criminal cases, with an amend.
ment.
REPORTED ADVERSELY.
Senate bill to amend the law in reference
to Limitation Of actions; Senate bill to amend
the lew giving county treasurers the power
to collect the fee-bills Of clerks House bill
for The relief Of the heirs of Harvey West,
of Rockingham county.
MURPHY VS.. WALKER. a
Mr.aLOyELL presented minority report
for q new election In the contest Of Murphy
gs. Walker, Of Westmorelaad, signed by
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MARRIAGES..

Married, at the cathedral, Baltimore, February
Sd, by the Right Rev Bishop Gibbons, assisted by
Rev. Father Starr, Mr. r. ElrCHIE GLAZE
BROOK, Of Richmond, Va, to Miss MARY A.
DENOUN. of Baltimore. No cards.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Married, Wednesday, February 2, 1876, at
Broad Street Methodist Episcopal church, by Rev.
j. =. Edwards ID. d.. Mr.. JOHN PAALZOW and
Miss ALMA JUDk1ES; both of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08

The February No. Of the Virginia Meds'
cal Monthly edited by DR.. L. B. EDWARDS,
has been received by US. Its table of con-
tents indicates that it will be highly interest
ing to the profession In whose interests The
Monthly is published.
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LANCASTER CAMBRICs,
PACIFIC PERCALES,
AUBURN BLEACHED COTTON,
FRUIT-OF-IHE- LOOM BLEACHED COTTON
ANDROSCOGGIN BLEACHED COTTON.
HILLS SEMPER IDEM BLEACHED COTTON
DAFOL MILLS BL EA CHED COTTON,
WAMSUTTA BLEAGHED COTTON,
NEW YORK MILLS BLEACHED COTTON,
PRIDE-OF-THE-WE EST BLEACHED COTTON,
PEPPERELL, WALTHAM,LhCOSIA HUGUE'
NOT, and UTICA BLEACHED and en-
BLEACHED SHEETISGS;
LINEN SHEETINGS,
TABLE LINEN,
TURKEY-RED DAMASk, for table-clot!ls,
NAPKINS and DOILIES in great variety,
RICHARDSON'S LINENS,
TOWELS and TOWELLING,'
CRUMB-CLOTHS, ut
feS LEVY BROTHERS.
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Ne FLANNELS FLANNELS
The best csc. WHITE FLANSELs yet offered:
The best yard-wide 500. ALL.WOOL FLANNEL
yet offered;
The best HEAVY TWILLED RED FLANNEL at
40c. yet offered;
all kinds OF FLANNELS in great variety at
feS LEVY BROTHERS..