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f.pfIg- from Lexington,
,*polIcncc Of thu Richmond Dispatcl.I
23AE> or CENERAL LEES HoRSE--MUsEUM--
HEAVY l. S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C.

i
33>E> or CINEKAL LEES HoRSE-MUsEUM--
HEA'Y l" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.
lfXtSGToS, Va, January ii 1876.
The bone, OF Traveller" the horse
Which General Lee rode during the war,
which died shortly after its master, have
been baked aud forwarded TO the North by
Professor McCuock for the purpose Of hay.
Ing ihcm put together Many papers have
stated th,t the skeleton will be sent TO the
trniruH!0I, but 1t is a mistake. The Profe>-
soT cont mpIates adding this specimen,
which VIII be a great curiosity TO our pos
te!!iy, 10 quite Z large collection which he
mas a'F"l4y secured by praiSeWovthy assidU-
ily.
re>idrn, Of New York has presented
Washington and Lee University with very
handsome and valuable museum. 1t will ar
rive about The first OF next month, and pre-
laEHtlon> sre now making Tor proper recer-
non OF lht gift, which Will lie II ICED in one
Q! loc buildings OF TIC college. The donor
oealiea 10 Keep III, name unknown, which is
ger! strong evidence OF the great m4gni-
L4ae 0i h'S maguauiptv.
Inc students OF The University are very
M''CA engaged al present "cramming," as
luz ""io passes Tor the intermediate eXam;-
-'.oh,, when are close at hand.
.lf: tfaLk /. Anderson a nephew of Col
O",l >eph Henderson, o! Richmond, met
mlA very serious loss last Friday night.
M residence, Oh the Edmoudson plantation,
""'tn ne 30" owns, ucar Brady's ford, was
y"hl 10 HE ground. The fire was acct
|.4'ai' Catching in The kitchen, il was rot
',.9Nrled uot!l that up4rtmen., which
...-1l lie main building, Tas entirely con-
,''''' hoa Tue icagiu@ flames had good head
ia! y" '.ie house. Two OF the young chill
"'." mace 1 ha!G.bscad.h escape, for the roof
~" 10 ll>t - they were removed. The
:, aU" 'R'Elturc were Insured for 81 900
,r t '.' . !t and Marine Insurance Company
''''"Ii'G1. Mr.. Anderson estimates bis
- ABOUT $4,000 Over and above insur-
,,. nLhe Beverley Miller (colored) was re-
,,t!H'tS 10 The country last Saturday night
' -, Lexington, where he had hauled load
u Wood, he became victim TO foul rascal.
ue was way laid and shot. The perpe-
H1.0l Of the coward!y deed is not known for
,tt'al', but Henry Beaier (black), who
n 1'Sa'ehtu some time since TO shoot Miller,
W ;noS 70 some trouble they had concerning
49," WE, is SUI posed 10 be the man, and
E Ia oeeh LOGGED in Jail TO await bis trial.
oh,n haQ bis arm and shoulder consider.
~! TORN by The shot his face is very much
, "o'Stu and manged; some of the shot
r',,yo through the upper portion Of his nose,
=. "ts'Oe i severe cash over his left eye. He
=" =" dangerous condition.
., "a ,.Sut difficulty between Messrs. Vest
r ~nu Nu.tF'paw has Terminated rather ser-
E on! The " fuss" was occasioned by some
~ "Sieeihcnt about few feet 0! lumber.
d; 1v? me- 10 the road, and Mr. Muterspaw
,, '>+L'uh'eu from his steed and proceeded 20
. ,,,,'.e ola Dir. Vest, who was driving
""a'D' "ad lually struck him on the skull
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from G0u;~a County.
v,prua,uce II III" Richmond Disparch.l

I,our,p uua,ncc If III" Richmond DispMch.l
Nas,rlGlp, Va, January IL, 1876.
Til, w,a.Hrr tor several days has been
clear ani cs,a. lad The farmers who bad not
secured itr ATE now busy filling their houses.
IN Thu imMraa'e neighborhood they feel
moe Interested "a that subject than usual,
4, ihr Gosh Association meets at Trinity
church IN september nrX', and il is import
~. 10 Lgyt It"u,y Of ice 10 keep lambs, pigs,
c1.ckeD-, anu other good things fresh.
tt, road. w9iIA had been very deep and
a"aiy. L.>r -r,at,y Improved, and there is
nv c,G,Ge~Hl travelling about.
TIE nrmy!> "!.i nay" an opportunity 20
Iniau preparing tu,tr planl-beds if The fair
weather c'@,jGDr, lor ii few days longer.
The wheat crops arc looking moderately
"r,1 hyh 1 ~@nw 10 protect them from the
;..,', W"ur be advantageous. Micah.
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The INTELLIGENT JURoR.--The intelligence
of the juror of the period was handsomely
illustrated by an event before Judge Biddle,
in tue Court of Common Pleas, last week.
Ii appears that q case bad been given TO
Jury, aud the twelve men and true were on
their way from the courtroom to some sane.
tuary where they could deliberate upon q
verdict. A juror Of bright intellect con-
ceived, just at this critical point, that his du-
ties under the law had ended, and that he
might retire with propriety to the shades and
quiet of domestic life. He thereupon at once
proceeded to the bosom of bis family,
leaving his eleven associates in some per-
pleyity and alarm. The intelligent juror
was brought into court on bencA-w warrant,
when be explained that be thought the
matter was all over, and that his services
would be no longer required. The Judge
reprimanded him, but so dense case OF lg-
norance did not permit Of anything else be-
ing done, and it is probable the Juryman
took The scoding for compliment. He had
apparently some dim sort Of notion that j
he listened to all that was said upon trial
be did bis full duty, and that the parties
concerned in the suit might then get out OF
it the best way they could. OF course there
must be another trial, involving not only
expense but the time of the court already
set down for other matters, and perhaps de-
ranging the plans OF lawyers. witnesses, and
numerous other interested parties; and all
this owing 10 the stupidity Of man who
shonld never have been allowed to sit upon
a jury. philadelphia Telegraph. ....
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MocpY AND Philadelphia, Janu.
ary 1.-THE crowd at the noon reylVat
meeting to-day was as large as usual. Services
were opened by silent prayer and the hymn
81 have Saviour; He is pleading" The
requests for prayer were then read by Rev.
DR.. Newton. Mr.. Sankey followed with the
hymn 40, bliss Of the purified, bliss OF tue
free D; after which Mr.. Moody delivered his
discourse, taking "Peace - as bis subject.
In commenting on the lext be said +" Ihere
is no peace for the wicked; neither is there
rest" The benediction was then given, ana
the meeting closed.
Probably fifteen thousand persons attend
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REVIVAL IN LANCASTER, PA.-LancaSter,
Pa, January 1.-THE Hammond and Bent.
lev reyiya-mcetings last night and tonight
la the Opera-House were the largest ever
held 10 the city, and hundreds were crowded
out. This is the thirteenth night, and as
near AZ can be ascertained between five and
six hundred have been converted, and many
more are under conviction. The eyangelists
will remain here ut least one week longer.
The agitation Is increasing throughout the
city and into the surrounding towns OF the
countv ..#-aE
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From Bath County.
of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspa'cn.I
SOLITUDE, VA, january Is, 1876.
We have had quite a stir in this communl'
~ since the demise Of Judge Seig AS regards
smallpox, as there were several persons of
this and Highland county in his room when
sick. but happily quiet is restored, and no
disease.
The exciting topic Of to-day is the dog.
tax. do tbink q large majority Of the
peo,lc of this community favor a tax on
dogs. but there are few gentlemen who are
opposed 10 it unless the dog is made and
considered property, so if his tax is not paid
be may be sold for his dues. l think this
right enough.
There is no interest in the election to-day.
JONES.
p. S.-The Council Of the Sons Of Tenn.
pcrancc is playing sad havoc with the sWill.
tubs and beer. barrels of Milboro' depot.
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.,.c,ten in the Dem"er"''e
piSN" camp.

--.Ih1t some Of TIE mos T ITSnb
u ',-., aye very mncn o''sH''s .hnt
y H,g' Hi', speech and charge srSc. '0 at
>. h., 81. p" o.. ~ fin purpose OF procar'
=, I,:2 u, 49,, 90. - ne senate from Georgia
.lg @.'' = 4 ,4n7;on Republican.
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,.rov WASHINGTON.


Tns ees' 3s'}s ssys "a 70 5s R the
s2 s. H e " Sa''o wa. s ssss'si
mi said t" .',,orc.t Of either Mor'on'
~, IN III" t-'oanyhody else, but to con-
Jaw, NsTc>.. ., ~. I West was growing IN
r,r ;Dc rs, rs" =, extent that lis Claims IN
@o, .,d 10 ' Of C saodt1't' must be F''0S'
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WCANToN INSIDE LlNE."sEa,


NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner I
Twenty. second and Dock streets, making close con
neciion each trip at Canton, Md, (East Baitmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia, -
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: -
III freight by this line covered by fire aud mar Inc
insurance free OF cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rates low rs any other line: This
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond. ....@ -...... :
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Linc,'' and sent to the Philade-
phia, wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phadel-
phia.
moud. For further Information apply to
l.. B. TATUM, Agent,
Office Twenty-second and Dock streets
and ) G. 903 Main street; or TO
j. S. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroa d,
Philadelphia. ja9
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
January Is, 1876.
The offerings at auction on Change to-day were
IS packages, Of which 81 sold at prices rang
Ing from So 60 to SIS. Bids on II packages
rejected.
The breaks to- day 05 hogsheads, s t!erces,
aud 10 boxes.
The quantity of loose tobacco sold in this market
from the lst of this month up to this day. inclusive
was $4,000 pounds.
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BANK STATEMENT.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January Is, 1876.
nErrpINnQ

OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-IF White. 232 bushels. Red. 2G2 bushels
CORN White. 440 bushels. -Nj1ed, rs bushels.
OATS.-2O bushels.
PEAS.-1 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-W White, 100 bushels good on private
terms; "a bushels prime on private terms: ~
bushels common on private terms; 6S bushels at
Total, 232 bushels. Red. IS bushels at 81 O3
SO bushels very good on private ter ms Y hushelS
nj II 35; so bushels very good AT 81 43: busil-
els ut 81 40: bushels i'll S1.2J- total 262 bushe IS
CoRN-Hhite, 70 bushels prime on private terms !;
els very good al 56c.-,otal, 416 bushels. Aired,
20 bushels common at 31c.
GENERAL REMARKS.
The market for wheat and corn was active to-day
and the former is firm. Nothing done in oats.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-Tbe Old n5Sss
l. Dominion Steamship Companys eS 1870
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, January 18th, at 8 O'Clock
4. NJ. 49, -'-.
Freight received until O'Clock A. NJ. '."
Passengers can 60 aboard Thursday night.
Through bills of ladiug signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, $12; Storage, So; round.
trip tickets. 500.
For freight or passage apply to
S G. w. ALLEN G CO., Agents,
jal72t COmpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January Is -Noon.-AIoney easy at
4G5. Sterling quiet at 4S5. Gold, 112T@Il3
Governments active and strong. States quiet and
steady. -
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans-Decrease, 81 ,375 900. specie-Decrease,
SS75,OO0. Legal. tGuders-lrcrease, So 25o, 900.
crease, So, 100000.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 15.-Vrainia SIS, peelers,
A. consos. 672i. West EirGinia's, oS Sorih Caro-
lima IS, old, 16A; new, 8; special tax, 2. Bid.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JANUARY IT, 1876.
Sun rises 7.l7l HIGH TIDE:
S Sun seis 5.f3 Morning ........... 9.19
Moon rises . 1900 EvetIng............ 8 Al
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A MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

SEELBY'S HARD.RUBBER TRUSSRs-impeTviou
to moisture--do not chafe, soil, or rub;
ABDOMINAL SUPPoRTERS-improv we'd patterns
ARCTIC LuNG-PRorEcTons, to cover the ches
and back;
GARRETT's SELF-ACTING ELECTRIC DISKS, 70
the cure Of nervousness, weak back, &C..
CARBoLIC MOUTH WASII destroys the odor Of de-
cayed teeth and heals diseased gums;
sAPoN1NE DENTIFRICE whi,ens and preserves the
enamel Of the teeth;
GUARASA POWDERS, for the cure Of headache and
neuralgia;
ENGLISH CHARcoAL-BIsCUITs, for dyspeptics.
All new and valuable pharmaceutical products TO
sale by MEADE & BAKER,
jas Pharmacists, 9l9 MAIN street,
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.

Steamer J. W. EVkRMAN, Captain PLATr, will
receive fIeight for The above port till TUESDAY
the 18th iastant at 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington, DEL, Providence,
and Boston, and bills of ading signed through
Passage 10 Philadelphia Including meals and
stateroom, SO. W. T. PORTER, Agent,
1, 1921 No. 2425 Dock street.
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DYEiNG, CLEANING. &c.

aEcKENNEY,S STEAM DYEING AND
wi CIEANsING ESTABLISHMENT
IA the place 10 have tiESTLEMEa's CLOIhiSG
cleaned. and faded wearing apparel rs-coiossu
aides, dresses, shawls, sacqnes, &C., Cleaned ana
dyed Goods received and returned Dy eapaIss9
4is Marshall street. neas Fifth. no 1o-'"
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rURyTTBRE.

ATY STOCK OF FURNITURE IsM
nj ,,,r.. Comprising all the Iates: styles for -.
chamSer, psrsor, and einingrSsoEmn.. WWallnT
Dr.. sas. si99 70 s sSsI0:d So sso 10
M Marble s ns,n e sas 70 s5s rsros suits ESQ
y 500: csne and Wood Chairs as.ssis
Feather BEDS Pillows and r BS'ssi nacssl Tor shp
lnent. Terms hD'fn' j. d. GhTEWOoD,
alo Broad street, between Third ans foN''a'
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The official vote in Augusta county was
Stuart, 1856; Opie, S34.
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DIyIDEN DS.

been instructed by the
IN Council Committee on Water to make more
frequent examinations of ,he premises OF Water o
to ascertain aud report ali unnecessary waste
Of civ water from carelesSneSs detective hydrans
waer.ci0se &c., SHALL therefore. In Obedience
10 the above, direct the police 10 commence th,Ir
visits on the lfTH DAY OF FEBRUARY (by
which time wafer takers are expected TO nave mace
Mi NECESSARY repa,rs and report all waste OF city
"''>N - -.aE1. 49, JOHN POE, JR..
,,1A1at fE Chief Of Police.
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D G. RITTER,
Its formerly OF Harwood & Ritter,
having taken the old stand of 2. August, No. 20
east Broad street, has opened select
FAMILY GROCERY,
where he will be pleased 10 see his friends and the
public generally. His stock will consist Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
TEAS, FINE LIQUORS,
BRANDIES, WINES,
CHOICE CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
HAY, CORN, OATS,
M1LI-FEED LIME, &C., &C.
Having purchased his stock Of goods for cash. will
offer great Inducements to buyers, such the hard
times demand. Call and give him trial.
Highest CASH market prices paid for country
produce Of all kinds. de 23.3m
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X L 0 U R.
We are now prepared TO. I'LL orders for the cele-
brated "DuELUPn FAMILY FLOUR-new.
EVERY BARREL WARRANTED. Also,
| 800 barrels MCCANCE EXTRA, SUPERFINE,
and FINE FLOUR.
ROGERS 6 McGANCE,
| &C % Fourteenth street below Cary.
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1876. NOW is TIE TINE 1876.
TO SUBSCRIBE.
j. T. ELLYSON,
NEWs-DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
1112 MAIN STREET RICHMOND Va

AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published IN this country and
Europe, will send any Of the following papers ana
magazines to any address postage pdidJ on re-
ceipt OF the prices annexed, which are the pub
fishers lowest rates. The EDUCATIONAL JOUR-
NAL, with of the following periodicals, win be
uyrlta al
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GROCERIES. dc.

HITRON, RAIsINs, ALMONDS, 80.
500 pounds SOFT. SHELL ALMONDS,
800 pounds PECAN NUTS,
zoe pounds PILBERTS,
500 pounds PALMNUTS,
800 COCUANUTs,
ESQ boxes and drums FIGS,
boxes CITRON,
LEMONS, and VIRGINIA HAMS, at
VIC. CAMBRIDGE & CO.'S,
de 10 S27 Broad street
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Irnn. Steel. Nails, &c,

IRON: American refined, Old Dominion, ZIG
7.IOc. a NJ; English and American sheet 4Sa
5xc. Swedes hammered. bht@1c.: hoop' 2egoSze
Horseshoes: S5.25as5.50 per keg
Muleshoss: &6.25aS6.50 per keg. i.
Eatis: Old Dominion, 1926 per keg for STANG
ara-itat Is, ienpsuuy other sizes extra.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

The market for wheat and corn was actlFc to-uaS
and the former Is firm. Nothing done In oats.
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Hides: Green. 1850; dry salted 90lsc.; dry
Leathsr Sole leather, oak, 5@4oc: sole leather,
be,nIock. 20I32c,; country urIDer. 25fG45c.; city
finish 1S1D22c "a foot kip, 50c.Ms1 ~ ID. her.
ness, country. 25D30c. CITY finish. 3oao4oc. =
n. calfskins French, S1.250s2.25 x o.; rough
skirtinH. 22GI2Sc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-23
smyrna Items.
[ [From the qYmes Of Noe. 22nd. ]

[From. the Times Of NoU. 22Tdl
Our ex-Postmaster, Jonathan Emerson,
has moved from Philadelphia to Dover,
where he proposes to open boarding
house.
Presley Spruance, Of this town, is named
for the office Of Clerk of the Peace, at
Dover. The Office will be vacant next Sep
tember.
Two entertainments for this town
Thanksgiving night-the Presbyterian Sun
day School anniversary and the Benevolent
Society Supper at the town hall
One of our young townsmen, VIM. B. Col
Inns, (son of Peter 81 left town on Monday
to spend the winter in Havana, Cuba, where
he has gone to buy fruit for the commits
sion house of Young & Co., New York.
The second quarter Of Smyrna Seminary
commenced last week, with large class of
students.
Rev. P. Coombe is to lecture in the NJ.
E. Church here, next Friday evening, on
Local Option.
A petition is IN circulation in this town,
and is being universally signed, praying
the Town Commissioners to take action in
regard to the interruption to carriage travel
| which the present arrangement of the
Smyrna Branch r. r. now causes.
The "oficial board" of the M. E. Church
Of this town, having pressed upon Rev, E
| Stubbs to retain the pastorate for the
third year, were notified at their last meet
| ing that the pastor had no desire to with
draw to new field and should not do sc
unless the Conference so ordered mex
| Spring. - -
There is some effort beingE made to havl
the Parsonage for the M. E Minister o
Smyrna Circuit removed from this town Il
| Moorton or some say Kenton. The ide;
ls that the pastor should be more in th'
midst of his flock.
The storm of Sunday, with the assistanc,
that Monday gave 1T, was very little behint
its predecessors of few weeks ago. Th
dam OF the Logan mill formerly Green's
gave way again, where it was broken il
October, and a number of bridges wer
washed out, but this is about the extent Q
the damage in this quarter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-23
LoonI BrevIties.

Sunset at 4.3s.
Dubell hats are GU fdit.
Sunrise tomorrow at 6.5T.
Moon sets tonight at lips.
w P. Perkins, of Greenbank, is quite i'll.
Dress making at Mrs. Days sl2 Market St.
Workingmen's and Young Mems loans to-
night.
Blankets and comfortables at Adair's, 4th
and King.
Merchants who do not advertise need not be
surprised if their business is dull.
r. II. Jones has a llrge trade in mlnce meat.
He makes good article which all the grocers
sell.
The best quality of custom work specially,
at the shoe store of Murray q Bro, 1O7 w. I'd
street.
The COMMERCIALS circulation does not
seem TO feel the hard times, 1t is steadily in
creasing.
The DELAWARE weekly TRIBUNE is out this
morning, price 81 year IN odpGnce 1t is a
capital number.
The Historical Society Will meet this evening
at T. 0 O'Clock, ana members are particularly
requested to attend.
Those young people who contemplate mar
riage should have their invitations printed at
the COMMERCIAL PRINTING Rooms.
If you can arouse curiosity by an advertise
ment it is great point gained. The fair sex
don't hold all the curiosity in the world.
There will be an important sale of real es-
tate at Newport on December End See adver-
tisement of Thomas Brackin, Auctioneer.
Go to w, P. Webb for furs, ladies. Do not
spend your money in Philadelphia uselessly.
See Webbs stock and learn his prices first.
Boughman, Thomas & Co.'s book and sta
tionery auction sac begins tomorrow even
ing, at Stidham's rooms, Ill kast 4th street.
We are glad to hear it Our druggists in
form us tnat DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup sells bet-
ter than any other medicine, and always gives
satisfaction.
Gouert & Co have some splendid material
for overcoats, and gentlemen will find they
have the skill to make it up In the most taste
full manner. This firm recognizes the presence
of hard times and charges accordingly.