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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-22

4As lE0Tp AZ PLYMOUTH CuCRCu ON sun
1Af'-A ~ York, February 20.-Three
.A"FCnCs IKE that q I!y mouth might have
pevn hLied tLis morning With the throng OF
pSpc VINO sought admission. a squad OF
!oHce "a7 stationed ia front OF the church
- Aeel Inc l'a:s@se-way open 50 that mem-
pv.s hi'3m their pcns; but the crowd
s1l:Tu about in such rusnner that it was a
e'Meuit matter. Nearly the whole block on
U!Ahge street between Henry and Hicks vas
,,If9nE"d with people By 10t O'Clock. A
80 Lumocr Of western delegates TO the
.''h1ti were present. and listened TO 81 elo-
tt'H' 0!sc0uFse Of the pastor with marked
, ,~%.e>. When he spoke OF bis work on
$40 H.'a 's'GE nearly completed, and With what
f''~.0'c nc locked forward to the time when
- - s0'a.d meet in heaven those who had
=" e'1Sc!tcd and died in the arms of their
v, ,','4', i1e vast congregation Was in tears,
"-'l'hs IKE children.
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FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
5.ss..t. MONDAY, February sI. 1876.

american Gold.-l19k bid. safsSg5. Il
biate Sscurtte Virginia cousols. 69k bid, 7Ot
asked: virginia c0nsols, new, As bio, 40 asked
Virginia fundahle, 3Sk bid; Virginia deferred. 6
bid: Virginia interest certificates. FL asked; fVir
ginis tax receivable coupons. s6H bid. 81 asked.
Cap osc1.r1iss.@Richmond city Us, lilo bid
Ratiroad sond.:- Virginia and Tennessee Rail:
road eecond mortgage 6s. j. and j 20 bid. 81
asked; htcbmond and Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage S's. j. and D.. 105 bid; Richmond anC
Petersburg Railroad second mortYaxe rs, a. and D.
SO bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad MORTGAGE Us j. and j.. SO hid Richmond
and Danville iiaiIoad consolidated 6's, n. and N.
70H bid, 70 asked; Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake Basroad and steamboat 8's, }. and j..
10 bid.
Canal BondS,-James River and Kanawha Canal
second mortgage SIS, VI. and ~, As asked.
Rdftrodd StUcks.-Sfchrnoud, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. gulran tees 100
par, "a bid: Richmond and Danvie Railroad, 90
par, old, 5k asked: Seaboard and Roanoke Rail.
road guaranteed. 100 par, 100 bid.
Bank &ockS.-FIgst National, 100 par, ] l AZ bid
117x asked: Union Bank Of Richmond, so par, 10
bid, g. asked; Merchants and Planters Savings, rs
par, 81 bid. 224 ASKED Citizens Saviogs, 25 par
% bid, % asked
Insurance C0nDnnies-Vlrginia Fire and Ma
'rtne, rs par 36k DID Virginia state 25 mar, S51
bid; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. 81 bio. w
asked: City, 100 par. 80 asked; Ol0 Dominion, EOO
par, 81 asked: Commercial Fire Insurance Com
pany, rs par, lSh bid. 23 asked; Richmond Bire
Association 20 par, II Did, 22 asked.
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PHILADELPH LIVESTOCK MARKET.
HARiHE IK'FElk.IGEACE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 21, 1876.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Eew forh,
merchandise and passengers, u. ". Alien y Co.:
agents.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, mercBan1
d. and passengers, w. z. Porter, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
cbapdise and passengers, l.. X. Tatuln, agent.
Schooner John Mcdonnell, McKendry, Philadei-
phia. railroad iron, Richmond and petersburg rail-
road Company. 60,
Seldom u co.
SAILED.
Schooner Lottie and Annie, hfeCready, New York
uid James river. corn, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Alice Curtis PHILLIPS, Sorlolk, coal,
Curtis & Parker. ........ 49,
.-. CLEAKED FOB THIS PORT. ae
From Eastport January 18th, schooner Paragon,
Moraug. .
From Portland. Me-, February 9Th. schooner s.
From New York February sth. schooner J. W.
From Rockport February =, schooner Susanna,
Wilson.
From Rsckland February -, schooner speed
we'll. Sraulding.
From New York February 1 9th, schooner George
?. HHllock, Sharrett.
Frsm Portland. Me-, February l 9Th. schooner L.
L. w hitmore. Jameson.
From Norfolk February l7th, schooner John
Mcdonnell, Mckepdry. s..
From Baltimore Fcbi uary 18th. schooner Eddie,
Palmer.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Daniel j. Tenny. Avery, cleared at Liver
noel for Hannton Roads February 4tl.
Schooner edward SaGt Soper, from Richmond,
at New York February 18th.
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SPAIN-CARLIsr WAR,-Aadrid, February
2O.-It is officially announced that General
Primo Rivers took Estella ut O'Clock on
Saturday morning.
st. Jean de Lus, February 19.-Don Car
los has dismissed his ministers and conflded
the direction Of his affairs to the military
authorities.
Adyices from Hendaye state that the re-
ports of the alleged CarlIst victories lack
confirmation.
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Much interest has been excited By the pre-

Much interest has been excited By the pro-
posal Of Professor Austin Phelps, OF Andover,
that Presbyterians and Congregatioualists
should so far cooperate as to let churches in
small villages be either Congregational or
Presbyterian, according to the leanings OF
the majority Of the people representing the
two politics. The Interior Of Chicago says {:
"a good deal Of wastefui work must be
stopped. What sense is there 10 our Pres
byteries rigging steam.pumps, burning coal.
and consuming money and time in throwing
water on small field, where Congregational
Ism flows naturally two feet deep all over it !?
And so the Copgresationalists have . great
many wind-mills for like purpose, which
they had better pack up and ship for use to
q Afric's desert sands" - . s@'s.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February 81, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 373 ushels. Red $50 bushels
CORN White 4@ bushels. Hired, 20 bushels.
OATs.-55Z bushels,
MRAL.-S6 bushels. s.' g.. .t. 49,"
CLOVER SRED-42 bushels.
SALEn.
WHEAT.-White, 80 bushels common at S1.15
242 bushels very good at 81 .43; 100 bushels goot
at 31.4O-totxI, 372 bushels Red, 120 bushels
very good at $l.45; 72 bushels at 81 rs; "a bush.
els good a. $l.40; lao bushels At $l.35,; AZ bush
ell. at $l.3O-tntsl. 1925 bushels.
CORN H-hIe, LAG bushels on private terms; 2(
bushels on private terms-iotal, l66 bushels
OATs-7S bushels spring on private terms; 81
busheis winter on prSat. terms-total, liz bush
els.
MRAL.-22 bushels unbolted country at Sc; Il
bushels boud at 60c.-tntal, 81 bushels.
CLOVER SKKD.-42 bushels on private terms.
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TwHSrY.7uREE HUNDRED BALES

TwHSrY.7uREE HUNDRED BALES OF CorTos
LosT.-Neu Orleans, February 20.-The
steamboat Mary Lowry, from Red river for
New Orleans, with 1900 bales Of cotton and
other freight, took Ere. ut Carrollton to-day
and burned 10 the waters edge. A small
portion of her cargo was thrown overheard
and saved in damaged condition. No lives
were lost. Total loss, $4,000. Insurance
not known.
The steamboat Lotus, from Jefferson,
Texas, for New Orleans, with 1000 bales oil
cotton, sank on Lake Charles. The boat is
believed 10 be q total loss. The cargo will
be saved in damaged condition.
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NATI0NAL-HAHE STocEuoLDHBs.-Nc,t
lors, February IA decision OF conside,
labr interest "a stockholders In national
l9Gks Lss teen rendered by Judge Blatch.
ford, 10 he United St4es courts, in the case
Of Edwin l.. stanton, receiver Of the First
Nl.IOua, B.uk ii Washington, D. c., against
CatLarinc {. Wilkinson. Plaintiff vas ap-
pointed receiver q the bank, which had GUS
I"adcd. IL September, 1878, and defendant
was lue h9h.'5 oi one hundred shares Of
stock oE III" p4r value OF $4,000. An
assessment a sixty per cent. was
mad" on In" s'o"k 70 Nay the debts and liza
bi!iI"> OF IL: back. which assessment the
HCteH@AIt refused 20 pay, and this suit was
t:3utui 10 comp! payment. The defendant
BE" demurrer, which vas dismissed BIZ the
f"isTi. which ltld that individual liability Of
stockholders in national banks is liability for
al debts contracted BY the bank up 10 the
amount Of tie Lar saiue az their stock that
us liability is general, and not for pro rata
thAfe Of dcRts. II too much is collected the
surplus eaQ 1T ctaTnrd by the stockholders.
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v,ouan and Mention After Beocher,

NEW YORK, February 21.-Both Bowen
and Moulton write denunciatory letters to
the Advisory Council. Monlton says: 81 am
prepared to prove Henry Ward Beecher guilty
of adultery and perjury by, evidence both
oral and documentary, and that if allowed
the opportunity of producing such proof
before the Council / fail to make good this
assurance, then Sun willing to be dlscredited
and denounced by mankind as q wretch dee
void of truth and honor, and unworthy OF
human association" a.@
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Extract of letter from Fredericksburg
Sutherland, the murderer OF Puliam, was
captured near Winchester last Friday, and
is now on bis way to this place. 1t seems he
wrote letter to his wife, and she, not being
able TO read, took 1t to hr. Marcus Chewing,
who thus learned of his whereabouts, and
communicated with Messrs. Pates and Brum.
ley, who effected his arrest"
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Lo ON the WarsPath.

HELENA, MONTANA, February 2l.-A party
from Fort Pease, at the head.waters OF tie
Yellowstone, report large camp OF Sioux
Indians in the vicinity of the fort. A man
from the fort bad been killed by them.
Fourteen men remain in the tort. Efforts
were being made to send cavalry TO their
assistance, -
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Suicide.
Especial teleQrpm 10

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l.
SUFFOLK, Va, February All. T. W.
Davis, of Stokes county, n. c.. killed him.
self at the residence Of Rev. c. A. Apple,
bis son.in-law, in this county, last night, by
cutting his throat With razor. He was q
man of advanced age and very feeble In
health. He was clerk Of Stokes county for
o number Of years.
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fETsa CooFxE POR raEsIDENT.-Fet1 York.,
February IA COMMITTEE from the Work
!csuen'' Independent LSboT Party waited
us evening upon Mr. Peter Cooper, and
rendered hin their nomination and support
10Y the presidency of the United States at the
coming e!ec.ion, hut he declined on the
ground Of being too feeble and old TO fulfil
sat dutic. Of The Office.
We haV" grest respect for Mr.. Cooper, but
We tank that his acceptance would hot have
ss'NI'ed IN tndangering his health after his
s'oo.y0.
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WILLIAM B. RBRD.-The death is an
nonunced in New York on Friday evening
Of William 3. Reed, noted lawyer, poll.
tcau, and writer. He came Of family in
whom there were many strong qualities,
several Of his ancestors having won fame as
soldiers, In the literary ranks, and at the
bar. He was born In Philadelphia in 1906,
and was educated for the law, in the prac-
tice OF which be early achieved success. He
entered into political life ass Wing before be
YRS twenty-five years old, and subsequently
took an active part with Thaddeus Stevens
in the organization Of the Anti.Masonic
party. He served in the Stste Legislature,
became Attorney. General OF Pennsylvania,
aud wss for two terms District Attorney OF
Philadelphia. Ia 1855 he went over 10 the
Democrats, and was an earnest and effective
friend of Mr.. hrchaRap, who after his cleo
ton appointed him Minister 10 China.
IL that country Mr.. Reed won great rep.
u;atlon by his negotiation of the treaty
which opened Chinese ports to American
commerce. at the end Of Mi. Buchanan's
resumed his legal business in Pblladelphia.
He has since been engaged on the New York
World
Mr. Reed was skilled and industrious
literary worker, aud scholar of much more
than ordinary requirements. His life Of bis
grandfather, General Joseph Reed, of Revo.
lutiorary fame, is universally accorded q
high rank az biography; and in bis paper
and magazine articles he displayed sin.
gp!srly felicitous and well.lnformed power
OF expression. 10 early life Mr.. Reed Was
married to Miss Whelan, of Baltimore, and
leaves family Of two sons and two daugh-
ters.-B Baltimore american.
One OF Mr.. Reeds daughters resides in
this city-Nrs. Norman B. Randolph.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

1855 bale, at la4Gl2 l5-lec. southern 1eur
quiet and heavy; common 70 fair extra ~ 500
irregular add unsettled: 81 .23G$1.27 Tor winter
red western 81 ~ for amber rsnntyvsnix T.: Corn
graded mixed; cs66sc- for new winIe southern
64464Hc. for new yellow southern. Coffee quiet
and steady. Sugar dun and somInal. Rice qnie!
lurpenline steady. PORK heavy; new, s22.bo.
Lard closed steady: prime steam, S13. 30Gsl3 35.
Whisky lower al 81 10. Fre!ghts shade easier.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, February 21.-Flour steady; How
srd-Str.et and western supard,e, $3; 7oU$4.25
extra, S4Ge5. Wheat quiet and steady; Penney.
yan'a REQ, sl.s7GtI 80; Maryland rcd, 81 l54
sl:45. Corn steady .nd firm; southern white, s.
Provisions strong aud active Mess pork. s22. IS.
Bulk nests-Sh0ulaers, &c.; clear RIB, l2c. Ba-
con-shoulders, 0ac:; clear rib. l34 @l3hc. Hams
nrmer. Whiskey very dull IT 81 .10h. Sugar quiet.
LOUISVILLE
changed. Wheat dull At sI.1O0Sl.25. Corn &C.
tive and arm at 44@45c. Usls arm ut ia 42c
PORK, S22 5OGs23 Bulk-mea ts-Shouiders sXc.
clear rto-sides, 12c; clear sides I2ac; bsc cor
shoudeT &c; clear r!bsidesi lsc clear slais
Tieroe, 144c.; key, 15c- Whisky, el.O5.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February 21.-Flour steady and 10
moderate demand. Wheat dull At $1.2O(QS1 80
Corn steady aah irm 42@44c. Oats qulet anG
unchanged. Barley dull and unchanged. Pork
quiet and firm al k22 37XG22 90. Lard stady sne
In moderate demand; steam, 1890 (delivered);
ketls lsa@l4c Bulk. meats snis, an. .I1 419
Bacon steady; shoulders, 9Lsc.; Gear rib. 124c.
clear sides, l3c- Whik.y firm; el.05.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK AARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. February 21-Ths cattle mar.
ket was dull this weck prices favor buyers; 2ooC
head arrived and we're sold at 4G7Sc for e1trs
Pennsylvania and western steers; 5HG6hc. FOL
fair TO good Pennsylvania and western steers 44
SC. p n gross tor common, as TO quality; shesI
gross, rs TO condition. Hogs higher; 1900 heat
SOLD at oG13c. r 100 bs, net-tEe la!ler rate 10
prime cOrn-fcd,
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S,nar,ofte Cushmnn,s Funeral.

Bosros, February 21.-The funeral cere'
monies of Miss Charlotte Cushman were i'm
posing. Many of the best people OF the city
were present. The vast crowd were unahle
to enter the church. The front pews were
reserved for the pro fession. Governor Rice
and several other State dignltaries were
present
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mn; CA.mss O'Cosoa's KEcoyBgy.--Tbe
n, 'o'h tribune Of saturday says:
In. Vu' .ci.izenS viii be surprised TO hear
b,y., w thursday evening next they will
O,'-as1s i"easurc ot welcoming Dir. Charles
~. 't BACK again 70 bis active duties in
o.. ---'EsttopoAs. For many days Dir. O'Con.
j., 40, '.is lung upon i thread, and the value
tbo, "n'In 'hat life was held was s!riking!y
jg,i,, ~ 'he morning and evening bull
hy ' az. " 3 MS condition which were issued
EerD nV "Si ! Journals OF this city for several
ho,. - us iI coming AMONG us again after all
rGa,ny y; Ais recovery had been abandoned
'-' 'i'ncSt like return from the dead. -
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The Carnival at Naples.

NAPLES, February 2L-The carnival
opened yesterday without accident, and was
very successful. The grand dinner contem-
plated by the American residents IN honor
Of Washington's birthday has been sban-
doned.a7G ~ &''ssti l.eT' r., q. 1tjE -.
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Factory BnrpGts,

NEW YosK, February 2l.-Ihe large tin
factory of Lalance & Groskiau, at Wood
Hsvcn, L. l., WAS burned to-day. Loss,
1900 900. Four hun dred ard fifty emploJ6
,re ousted
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 21-Moon.-Stocks doh.
Money. 3. Gold. 1I4 rxchangs-Long, ass
short 400x. Govern neDta active aud strong. States
quiet aud steady.
Erening -Mouey easy at 2h. Gold. 1l3E@114.
Sterling. 4S6h. Governments active ana strong.
States quiet aud steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Fehrusr7 2l.-Vir2inia 6's, old,
81: corsols, 694. West Tlr9inias, g. North
carolina SIS, old, 49, new, 8; special TAX, q Bid
to-day. rT
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:Sr2AEgR KERR. Il is rumored that the
medical advisers of Speaker Kerr hsye or.
dsyvd MIN 10 resign and go South. IF be
would i've be must avoid all mental excite
mcrt for time. II is further averrcd that
hc will iosch this city and resume the chair
t4,mor!ow. preparatory TO carrying that
a'v.e into effect. The friends OF Ar. Ran.
da.l ale exceedingly &ctige in efforts to slcct
ther fyoritr TO the expected vacancy
Washington KtY-;j!ican.
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Imhr ~nugn Lee, George b. Mcclellan, and
lc.ysr,:s u =: burnside will probably be the
dIe n,.,' he'o officers Of the Southern, Mid.
Tue G'1Ie'' sud Ne" England battaIous Of
49, Centennial Legion. '''' "
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Isr ni'D ,D, February 2l.--A dispatch from
lr@n 81 ~ ING Standard says N. Buffet has
Uo;l' ~: ~, YEA IN Bourgcs. A dispatch to the
fhr, ty -,"'cs states tina. Theirs had seven
ts1I T,''Da ulaJority in Paris. The city is Der.
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gB1ppEFoxp, ME-, February 2l.-The. ossi-
Pee i Woollen Mill, at WATERFORD, was
burned to-day. Loss, $4,000.
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COURT ORDERS.

TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
l. CITY OF RICHMOND:
Robert f.. Lancaster, Aabcn Young. aud !. y. Car.
ringtOn, uustees..............."
Against
The Glover Hill Railroad Company. Defendant
Extract from decree Of December 9, 1871
"And the court doth further adjudes,
order and decree that the cause be referred to one
OF the commissioners OF this court TO ascertain and
report
every Kind OF said defeudaut-real, personal, and
mixed-cOnsist. go
90 An account showing the indeb' edness Of thu
said defendant, the amounts, anu 10 whom coming.
respectively, and the order and riiority thereof.
"3. That before taking the account ana maklng me
inquiry hereby ordered, the said commissioners shall
cause notice Of the lime. place, and purpose OF
taking the same 10 be published at least once
week for four successive weeks In s0sae newspaper
published in the city of Richmond aud III the Same
publication shall require al persons laying claims
against the said company 10 come forTard ana
proyp.theIr demands, or Otherwise TO be debarrsd
Of the benefits OF this decree. t.t -
~. That the said commissioner MAKE report IN
the premises, together with an ,nng deeIeu peril
nen by himself specially required oy any " the
parties" ',E - 9.
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FURNITURE.

MOTHER REDUCTION INH
n PRICES OF FURNITURE AND NAT u
TRESSEs.-Chamber Suits, S2o, $780, $50,
cbamb Us suits. $50. 800. 1925 to $500;
ParIor Suits, $40, 500, $50 10 $500; '.-~
Sideboards, SO, $40, $50 to $50;
Wardrobes, VI 2. $50, $50 to sluO;
Bureaus SO, S12, SIS TO $40; s-, @,
Bedsteads, Is, So, IS TO $50; Wristbands from -
$685. Ghairs styles and b pf Sejess hH lin.
safes-eyeral styles; HAIR Mattresses Shuck
Mattresses, Holsters. Pillows. ard 4 great 'ari'
ETY. OF other goods at greatly reduced prices. y.
See my stock before purclit;lhS, Is 5SuuI sno' -
undersold. SAMUEL ". ia Ih, " oUI1' ".
Re a.eod3m No. s Governor street, RlchmOha.S ~
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STORM

NoaroIK, February 21.-A 1northeas
storm OF unusual severity prevails here.
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MY STOCK OF FURNITURE $50
lYI large comprising all the lstess styles for Es
snanssI PsrQ and dH ~ 70 $50
Euii Marble. s75 10 300; Stained do, 900 %
az: ssained plain. s2S 10 500; Parlor Suits. 20
70 5000; Cane and Wood Chairs; Mattress
and PenaJring. Goods carefully packed for shlp-
iAen'- iei mo j. ID. GATEWOOD,
s1s Broad street, between Third and fouf'p'
q =
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A T MEADE & BAkER's DRUGSTORE

SRELEY's HARp.RUBBER TRUssRS-imperv1ou
to molsture-do not chafe, soil. or rub;
ABDOMINAL Observation-Disclosures we'd patterns;
ARCTIC LUEG-PRorECTogs, to cover the che
and back; - -r,.,-.-.
GAERRrr's SELF-AcrING ELECTRIC DISKS, 70
the cure Of nervousness, weak back, &C.; =
CARBoL1C MoUTH-WAsu destroys the odor Of de-
cayed teeth and heals diseased gums;
enamel OF the Teeth - -s<
GUARANA POWDERS, for the cure Of headache and
neuralgia; o.. .I.1 W.-tt 81 f'.tJ
ENGLISH CHARGoAI-BIscUITs, for dyspephcs.
All new and valuable pharmaceutical products 70
sale by MEADE BAKER,
Jas Pharmacists, BIZ Main stIeea.
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r OOK ATTais! BARGAINS T&fa1
at 10: Ladies' FoYed ButtoD-Bnots nV ~
Be- 90 Misses 9oodSch0ol-Shoes at 10; -.
BOYS good Schooi-Shoes &C ~; Gtniiemsny Cens
gress Caters AL from 81 70 5000 Tnese are iafBe
reductions from regular prices. s..t3
JOHN C. PAGE, JR., Agent,
saa qOa Main street between Ninth and Tentbs
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CasyrHyN9.
A T COST! AT COST!
n4,uEn, SHOES. &C.

DUYHENRYC c. BOSCHEN'S RICHr.
ID MOSD GlTY-MA DE SHOES; prices ~ -
law as Dorthern goods, a nd guaranteed 70 be
tetter Sold by HERMAN BOsCHEs y BIO,
q. BOSCHEN, 2l5 Broad, and at brsnch:store,
22l Main street, between second snd In,sa
Win STOCKW WELL PATESY TIfS-bess thing
m m,ri - = 1~ Re l9.3n
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EsN hNSsSL.
N n "a y = Al
- - ~
DAILR0AD BONDS.

For sale, DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
VERY CHEAP. Wanted, ALL RAILROAD
RONDS BOUGHT FOR CASH. Your business Is
invited. VII. WEEKS, Banker and Broker,
fcla.eodlm ITS Broadway, :. y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-22

cODA-WATER APPARATUS, for the
y manufacturing Of SopA-WATER, GINGER ALE
etc, Also; BOTTLING-MACHINE for cerking
and filing; MARBLE DISPENSING AFPAkSA.
TITS for The counter, on new principles. Send FOR
Catalogue, with reports OF judges on apparatus.
WILLIAM GEE, corner Elm and Franklin s.reets'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-22

srgrs.pArM.sTa At HASp.-The rresent
-,lt or oXOnrt value cl q dollsr OF United
e.. .g5,ai4rr silver coio is shout So.3
= ~, sol NJ god value OF the gFees back
t.sr, show IS cent?, leaves margin OF -
,..-r,r,. Before The silver ssbsidisry dollar
ragI ,qu.t ,ur ercenback dollar the pre-
1o...,l on gold must rise 10 nesrly Is per
c,n,, 4. The coinage laws, by limiting the
i,,,I.,en1s- o. ,h,se coins to FIVE dollars,
49, D.kiuy tam procurabl. only In ex-
rI.nr,s for frac.rlN notes and gold coin st
nq- furnishes ;go:vctioa ssainst redundant
i..rs. W. n-s no; concern ourselves IS to
.yiI effects .r.stu. from the decrease IN
,~.,r colG v.tu.. Our chief concern should
l., . .ssyr them paced III circulation to the
EN-. .,ce.s.:y 70 supply the purposes for
vb... such coin, ar" intended. and "a rapidly
>. ,rsc;icsbla.- Washington Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-22

GREAT REDUCTION
:" IN
-, y! PRICE OF STOCK OF HAND
dES,S, LADIES', NIsSt:5', BOYS, aud chill
-, DEES,S SHOEs--al hOine.inade--st e
VERY LOW PRICES. s
- - sA1st.t OLD DOMINION FACTORY
>.1a, al - 80 al 2& NafH street.