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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-28
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAps
cpSfRA NV. + y &

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COMPANY IS
COMMENCING JUNE 4th, 1873, trains
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RIcHMOSDSS0UTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
day). connecting for MI points South
and West Sleeping car attached runs
through to Weldon.
LEO p. H., THROUGH MAIL Gully, connecting
for all points South and .fk1st. Pas
SINGERS taking this train WIN make
close connection Mt. Petersburg for
- Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splendid
Daytime steamers for Baltimore, PILL
attlphia, and New York. Fare as low
IN by any other line. 2 ,stsz.l5SSs u
$40 P. No FRgIsn Il , daily aespens sanasy, vui'
$500. LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
7:30 A. NJ, FREIGHT TR I'm daily Except Sn-
11A4 A. 81, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
? with Richmond, frederbcksbnrg sand
Potomac railroad for ali POINTS Eas'
1885 p. NJ. TIRoUGH MAIL daily (eyeep. sun-,
dayl, a c0nnectiog with Richsnahd,
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for afI points East and West l1limal
sleeper attached, running tbrosgh
TO baltimore. Alse making Close con-.
= ilection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
ali points North and West.
The $40 A. 81 train from Richmond, and the 1850
p NJ trrin from Petersburg, will stop at I'll stations
This Ii the only line with double daily Trains
close connections for Cirlestor Columbia, Augusta
Savannah, and the South. j. !. 3
leo p. III. MONDAYS, WEI,SEsD'Aas,anr ana Fist-
al AL TRAINS leaving Petersburg wilrstart from
ne je sp'o1. 4. SHAW. superintendent.
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MARVELLOUS EFFECT.
II. Y. Stevens.

II. II OIEUCUS.
Dear Sir-I have used VEGETIEE, and feel IL
duty to acknowledge the great benefit it has done
me- In the spring Of the year 1862 was sick from
general debility caused by ovcrwork. want of sleep
Gnd proper rest. was very weak and much cma-
ciatcd. tried many remedies without receiving
any benefit from any of them. until was persuaded
to try VEGETINE. Before had taken this one
week my improved condition gave me renewed
hope and courage. continued TO take it every day.
gaining more strength until l was completely re-
stored to health. The effect of this remedy, in the
case of general debility, Is indeed marvellous.
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY.
81 Webster street, Charlestown. Mass.
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Mt THOUSANDS OF BA RG AIMS
now 10 be sold at SYCLE BROTHERS for the next
thirty days. Don't fail to call and look at their 40c
BLACK ALPACA, sold everywhere 1T 55c. For SOC.
they will sell you regular 75c. MOHA1R LUIS
TIRE; S7kc. will buy the best MOHAIR Ia the mar
ket Cali AZ once and supply yourself
600 pieces summer DRESS GOODS much below
cost-price to close ont the whole stock.
BLACK GRENADINES marked down thirty per
cent; 80
BLACK and coLoRED SILKS cheaper than ever.
Great bargains in CAsSIMEREs, COATISGS, and
LINENS'for mems and boys clothes. !,
Our stock OF HOSIERY IS marked down TO cost
price We hare CHEAPER GOODS than any ever
offered in this market before.
1000 pair KIDS much below cost;
Ladies' and Gentlemcn's UNDERWEAR at u great
sacrifice;
700 dozen PLAIN and HE3fSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFs at AMI below cost;
Bargains In CORSETS, BELTS, JEWELRY,
FANS and CHAINS, SILK and LACE SCARFS,
CUFFS and COLLARS, and thousands of other
useful and cheap articles.
The cheapest LACE CURTAINS In the city.
We want TO close ont the entire stock regardless 70
value or cost.
QUILTS, QUILTS, QUILTS, TABLE and PIANO
COVERS, at lower prices than ever.
The remainder of our stock of PARASoLSw win be
soidat one third Of its cost.
A very large stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS retailed
at market prices;
FLOOR and TABLE 0H-CLOTHS and MAT
TINGS much below Usual price.
Don't fail 10 call at once aud secure all the bargains
you can get.
This Is the time for you. Don't miss this chance;
you win never have another one like II.
Five thousand dollars worth Of HAMBURGER
EMBROIDERY much below importers price at
sYCLE BROTHERS,,
A29 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets
WE CLOSE At 7P. ~. te2A
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TAXES. DC.
TITY TAXES FOR 1876.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, May 81. 1875.
This office will he open from o'clock A. NJ. to =
O'Clock T.. NJ from the 18TH TO THE BOTH OF
JUNE, inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from
any person charged with city taxes"
REAL AND Personal,
the whole or one half Of the amount of tax charged
and that ten per cenum will be added to the amount
of tax charged in every case where the party assessed
shall fail to pay the whole one haif within the
time so limited"
The Collector respectfully and earnestly requests
all persons having three or more bills to leave list
of the early possible at the Office, that the
bills may be gotten together and II desired half
receipts made out. change in the Office on the lst
OF July makes 1t imperative that this request should
be complied with to ensure The parties from delay
In crowded room on the last few days Of the month.
JOHN +. REGNAULT,
il linn Collector.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,l
RICHMOND, VA, June !, 1875.
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING Eff
- Feet JUNE 4THnTRAINN No. 1.-NEw YORK
AND NEW ORLEANS EXPRESs-Leayes Isichmond
nt NJ eayss PoT ax a. FRI
s cSy s5 M si RnprSd at 7sS
+. NJ leaves Dandee at 500 r. NJ. leaves DanyiIle
leaves ma ess ut iss r leaves salisbury
at 1899 A. NJ: leaves China Grove at A. NJ. ar
riycs at Charlotte at 2:42 A. NJ. This train stops
TRAIN No VIEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
EXPREss.--Leaves Charlotte ut 2:l5 a. NJ; leaves
Grove at 1868 A. NJ; leaves Salisbury At 4:I9 A. Nj
leaves Thomasvie at 5:24 4: NJ. leaves Greensboro
Dundee at 9:O1 a. NJ; leaves Rlnggold at OLD a.
NJ: leaves Woll-Trap 1T 1896 a. ~. leaves Burke
vile at l2:45 p. NJ; leaves Chua at LAG M ar
rivcs ut Richmond at $40 +. ~ This train stops
only mt stations named above
TRAIN No, 3.-TuRoUGH MAIL-NEw YORK
leaves Burkevlc at 8 4. NJ; leaves Dundee Mt 1889
r. NJ; leaves DanYile nj 1:4s r. b. leaves Green's
arrives Charlotte at 9:1O p. n stops at uli sta
lions.
TKAS 10 Sh,rs At ASp Srx Y sars
AIRLINE junction at 6:25 4. NJ; leaves Salisbury
at $50 A. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 1888 p. NJ.
I:49 P. n; leaves !,urkcrilie ut 6:55 T. NJ; ar
rves In Richmond nj 9:32 r NJ stops AL statio9.
TKS NJ at \
III Burkcyille ut l:i5 T. NJ: leaves Burkevtlle nj
p NJ. arrives mt Lynchbur2 ut SEQ PsM
TRAIN No. 6-LYNClIBCRG ACCOMMODATION,
Observation-Disclosures Burkeville ut SEQ ~ NJ; arrives
ut Richmond at $50 a. NJ.
TRAIN No. 7.-LOCAL BuRKEYILLE ACCOhhO-
DATION daily Except Saturday,, Westward-Leayes
Richmond ut i. NJ: arrives ut Burkevie at 1918
A. NJ.
NOTATION, Eastward-Leayes fnrkeville ut 5:58 A.
NJ; arrives at Richmond at II d;
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond Wfsh Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. and connect at Greensboro Win
trains 10 and from Raleigh and GOldsboro'.
The through trains connect mt Richmond Win
trains Oh the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad TO anu from Washington. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York.
Trains Nos. l and 2 connect ut Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road TO and from Greenyile, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile. Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points.
Triins Nos. and connect with the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta railroad for Columbia, Au.
glIs.l. Charleston, Savannah, Tallahassee, and I'LL
southern points.
Train No. 2 connects ut Burkeyille with the Attain
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad fsom Lyncbblrg,
Chattanooga, and AL southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through. hk
UnbrOken gauge from Richmond TO New Orleans
Pullman Palace sleeping-cars run through between
Richmond and Atlanta.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage
to the points named on the ticket CHECKS
will be given. 4. 81 X: TAIcoTT,
JOHN Il. MAcMURDo. General Passenger Agent.
je3
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GENERAL. HAwLEY AND THE SABBATH.-At
4 large Sunday-school meeting last Wcdnes-
day night, in Philadelphia, DR.. Fuller, OF
Baltimore, in the course OF his address,
thanked General Hawley, president OF the
United States Centennial Commission, who
was present, for the moral heroism OF his
determination that "this nation shall not
put its signature to license for the desc
Grafton Of the Sabbath" General HaWlcy
replied. defending his position as lover OF
his country: 81 have not before this pub
licly spoken, but after the remarks Of my
friend and the plain demonstration OF this
large asSemblage, l feel il my duty to say
that the Sabbath must not he thus violated.
II it should be, ! shall withdraw and have
no part in IN act so demoralizing TO the
whole land
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Nv TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June 27.-Southern Gonr quiet and
heavy. Wheat 16l2c. lower. with very limited de-
mand. Corn opened 16Dlc. better; closed quiet and
scarcely SO firm: 59aG60c. for graded mixed. Cot
Zee quiet and firm. Sugar iirncr and In fair demand:
S0LS4c. for fair TO good refining Molasscs and rice
duh and unchanged. Tal!ow heavy; prime, S GIG
MSAc. Rosin and tIrpentinc quiet. Pork quiet and
steady. Lard steady. Whiskcy irregular at : lin.
Frcights scarcely so firm.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. june 21-Flour Gull. Wheat steady.
Corl-Wie, Soc; mixed, 4sc. Rye nominal. Oats
dull. Provisions iirincr. Pork. $1,000. Bulk
mcuts-Shouders, 7IGn7a.c.: clear rb-sides, 10<c.;
clear sidcs, 1O1c. Observation-Disclosures, Sss6lSac.:
clear rib-sidcs. Si1.10: clear sides, $l1.75. Lard
unchanged. Whiskcy, S1.l0.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. June 27.--Florlr quiet. Wheat no.
mina Corn firm ut 4SGr49c. Oats firm at 81 M42c.
Rye weaker ut 74c. Pork IN fair deman. at 1879.
Lard firm; steam, I11.25: kettle, Sl3.25. Bulk
meats in fair demand: shoulders, 73c;; clear rib
sides, 10c. clear sides generally held higher
Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders, S$s@SAc.; clear
rib-sides, 107:c.; clear ,:'ics. 1lGGnl1ac. Hogs
quiet; receipts. SG5 hrli; shipments, $50 head.
Whiskcy active Mt lao
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MO EXCUSE FOR YOU.
BOARDING.

BOARD In, PHILADELPHIA.--Yis-
S ftor5 to Philadelphia during the Centennial EX-
hibitIon win find frst-class BOARD with MRS. A. u
WR'EShRFoTTS, No. 3lS south Broad street, one
block from the Grand Opera-House, and one OF the
most charming and airy localities in the city.
BOARD and LODGING, $3.50 per DAY.
,enpthesed STAY Cars for Centennial grounds pass
every three minutes fare, 81 cents; time, about
" reference: BIZ. j. f. ALLEN, 40s Cary street,
Richmond, Va, te 12-M, W,&F2m
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Sothern is still playing "Dundreary" at
the Walnut-Street Theatre. Philadelphia,
but will alternate that wel-known character
this week with "Davld Garrick."
A western paper thinks that Grant will
become fine orator by the time he is
elected to the Senate.
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IlLTON AT H0aE.-The New York sun
says Theodore Tilton has returned TO Brook
Ign from his lecture tour, having spoken 217
nights, or fifty nights more than any other
lecturer has done in a single season. His
aSen, says that he has been more successful
financially than ever before, and that already
an extensive tour has been marked out for
The next season. Mr.. Tiiton has gained
twenty-five pounds; has made enough mo-
ney TO pay ali Of his debts; and has settled
down TO u summer Of hard literary work.
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ORDINATION OF 4 COLoEED MINISTER.
ff;orres,x,ndcncc Of the Richmond Disp'ch.l
BgUNSwICS COUNTY, VA, June %, 1876.
1t an adjourned meeting OF this PreSby'
terry held at Concord church, David Car
ringon a colorcd licentiate under the care
OF the Prcsbytcry was ordained to the fuil
work Of the Cos pei ministry, in accordance
with the action Of the General Assembly OF
Isl looking TO the organization o. sepa,
rate Presbyterian Church for the colored
people. Rev. j. Il. Dudley presided At the
ordination services, and Rev. /. Pryor, u.
D.. preached the ordination sermon.
A committee, consisting OF Rev. 4. K.
jonc> and Elder Thomas Flournoy, was APP
pointed 10 organize the colored members
OF the Brunswick church south OF Me-
Aerrin river into 4 separate church, ana
install pastor over the church il the way
be clear
The Prcsbytcry adjourned to meet at
Hobson'S chapel on Saturday before the
lrst sabbath OF August at II u. The OBJ
lect OF this adjourned meeting is to ordain
and install Rev. b. Ii. Dupuy, pastor-elect
OF Powbatan church.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, juno 27, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WI1EAT.-Red new Sc bushels
CoRN.-IVhite, 442 bushels. itHOto, AZ bushels.
NEei 440 bushels.
OATS-350 bushels.
MEAL-12 bushels
SALES.
CoRS-JYhite, "a bushels prime at 62c.: 1886
bushels on private terms-tOtal. $40 bushels. Ufed,
SO bushels good al Sc.
MEAL.-l2 bushels ut CSC.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 27.-Money very easy at 2@2lS.
Sterling, 1854. Gold easier ct lhNG IL Govern
ments dull and steady. States quiet ana STEADY.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Ny school will be reopencd September 18th next
and continue its session until June 18th. 1877:
TERMS: For board and tuition Exclusive OF wash
ing), 5000, payable in equal instalments ut Begin
ming, middle, and end Of session.
References. Faculty Of University of Virginia,
faculty of Richmond College. Address,
EDWARD G.. GWATH31EI.
ic2G-codGw Taylorsvllc. Hanover county Va.
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VHE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE, MD.
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS

The founder of fife Johns Hopkins University re-
ncsted his trustees to best0w certain number OF free
scholarships on deserving young men from the States
of MARYLAND Virginia. and North Carolina. In or
der to confer with those who desire information re-
spccting these scholarships delegates from the Johns
Hopkins University may he found on the morning OIL
each day named in Stanton June 3Oth, at the Virgil
mia Hotel: Richnond.July Sd, ut the Exchange Hotel;
Raleigh. July 9th, at The Marlborough Hotel: Balt-
more, July 10th, at the University buildings, How
ard street.
BALTIMORE, May 81. 1876. jc 1O-tJy3
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SWOLLEN LIMBS.
LEBANON, n. H., january 20, 1S7
Mr.. SSerenS

LEBANON, n. H., January go, 1870.
Mr. SerenS:
Dear Sr,-I write You this note to inform You of
the effect of your Blood-Puriler" upon my sys-
TEN. When l commenced taking 1t IA year ago)
WAS very much dcbitated. My limbs were swollen
so that it impossible for me to get into or out
from Il carriage, and very painful n 20 up or down
stairs. Indeed. l could scarcely stand Oh my feet
Ny appetite was gone, my strength failing rapidly.
After using your medicine for few weeks began
to improve. Myappctite improved and my strength
returned. I can now perform my duties Us nurse
with my wonted ease and feel owe it to VEGE-
TINE. Yours gratefully, Mrs. c. a. H. TILDEN.
a
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, June 81, 1876.
Breaks to-day, 305 hogshcads. SO terccs, and Is
boxes.
Packages offered ut auction 1885, of which 94
were sold.
Prices ranged from 1925 TO tS5.
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500 A. 4. leaves Broad:s,rees station daily ex-
cept Sundays, connecting ut Shepherd
:. with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
at 1886 Z. D., making close connec-
lions for the Northwest. arriving at
a Philadelphia at $3.50 p. NJ. and New
York ut 1920 p. NJ. No connection
for Alexandria and Washington.
$3.50 Z. b. leaves the Byrd-Street station daily
connecting with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad 1t Shepherd, opposite
Alexandria,; due ut Camden station,
Baltimore, at 10 T. NJ, and with
NeT Epp York v ,IraiH S tTHR2TG "a
NEW YORK and with New York
Night express eta Baltimore ana
Potomac railroad at Washington,
arrivngat Ch :gI st4t;on Pal;
sLEErER FROM WASHINGTON
1000 Z. NJ leaves Ryrd-Street station Sundays
cNcepiedl connecting ut Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads
sos p. NJ. ACCOMNIOpATION TRAIN. for
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad-Street
station tSundays eXCcptcd).
500 a. NJ. arrives at Byrd-street station Mon
day, exceptedl.
s;SS: 4E fsH ss
ut Broad-Strcet station tSundays ex-
ccpted).
$50 p. 1f. arrives at Broad-Strcct station daily
except Sundays.
Pullman SlecperS on night trains. r -
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Strect station on
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATU RDAY
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
able articles, upon giving notice ut depot, can obtain
freight ut Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills of adin9 and rates given to all prin-
cipaI points North and West. E. T: ID. MYERS.
General Superintendent.
G.. A. TAYLOR,
jc5 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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HOTELS.
DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS!


BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
We offer at COST, and many articles BELOW
COST, for sixty days. prevent carrying over any
of our large stock " SPRING and SUMNER
DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.,
&c. We name, In part,
BLACK GRENADINES, 12Iic. and up;
STRIPED and FIGURED GRENADINES, 1870.
and up;
CORDED JACONET LAWNS, 12!4c.;
BEST PERCALES, 12kc.;
BLACK and CoLORED ALPACAS, zoe. and up;
SASH RIBBONS, zoe. and up;
HANDKERCHIEFS, SC. and up:
HOSIERY, &C. andup
HIP-GORE CORSETS, 37izc. and up;
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Cali early and examine for yourselves at
LEVI HEXTER's,
"a o6 627 Broad street.
GREAT BARGAINS.
40 pieces LACE STRIPED PIQUE at 1876:
80 pieces LACE STRIPED PIQUE at 20e.;
"a pieces LACE: STRIPED PIQUE at CSC.
These goods are worth double the money.
Beautiful LINEN GUIpURE and LACEs to match,
for Basque and overskirts;
DRESS GOODS at a great sacrifice the balance OF
the season;
LACE btITS for L aides and Children;
BUSTLES in every style and size;
100 dozen LADIES FULL REGULAR-MADE
HOSE at csc. per pair-good value ut Soc.
COURTNEY POWELL
TOO SIS Broad street.
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CHEAP TRUNKS, BOOTS, gaJ
oS TRUNKS. various styles, which will bes ~
sold very low Also, large additions 10 my
stock OF LADIES', GESTLEMEN'S, MISSES ana
TTTIf nRFN'S SHOES suitable for the season. Per-
SIMS nrenaring 10 go to the country or watering
places Will do well TO examine my stock before par-
chasing as great inducements VIII be onered tneiu
."'9 1-e' - JOHN C.. PAGE, Jh.. Agent
600 Main street, between Ninth and TENTH
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ROOTS. SHOES. Gc.

VIZ II. CARDOZO begs leave to >W
w . inform his friends and the publicSV
that he has opened NEW BOOT AND SHOE
STORE at the corner of Fourteenth ana Mal9
streets where he prepared with good stock ofgooCs
suitable for the present season. His expenses bens
very small, and having the best facilities for buying
his goods at the lowest he will make II point
to sell superior-goods nj the very lowest prices
lie 27-3m
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
FOR THE NoRrEs SAYS WEST.

N. -.
Potomac boats connects AT s. 5sra viii, through
4. ii. daily except, sns nati6s close con-
nections at Shepherd ~ The iiorthgas, Arriving Mt
Philadelphia at 6:5obe. II. at.d " Z York at 1920
Z. ii. - l.: NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
A. s. WHALING,
Southeastern Passenger Agent.
1870" T. X. SHARP, .
je S-3m - Master of Transportation.
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A PERFECT CURE.

4 PERFECT CURE. -
CnARLEsTowS, June II: 1885,
IKr. II. II. StcrenS: Il .
Dear Slr,-This is TO certify that VEG i. me iaaAe
perfect cure of me when my attcr4srg ph ys$tian
had pronounced my case consumpt'SE. aEh said !
could not survive many days. -
Mrs. LEpsroH; * Cook street.
The facts stated by Mrs. Le!s E,n are personally
known by me, and they are try A. ID. HAYNES.
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vEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SC 24-S&W2t
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rises -" -: 4:45 - HIGH TIDE:
Snn sets 7:IG Morning. ......... 95s
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WOULD NOT BE Wtrs$5rT vEGErlNE FOR
TEN FiNg!iTs COST.
The great bcreGt have received from the use of
VEGETISE induces Inc to give my testimony in its
favor believe 1t to be not only Of great value for
restorlnf the health, but Il preventive Of diseases
pecuIjG to the spring and summer seasons.
5egould not be without it for ten times its cost.
- EDWIN TILDES,
Attorney and General Agent for Massachusetts of
the Craftmcn's Life Assurance Company, No. 40
Sears building, Boston, Mass.
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SCHEDIH E OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, ; iEp'G & p oToMAc Z. RICO. }
OFFI.E GESERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. June 4, 1851
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-26
Savings Banks.

THE savings bank system of the
world is the subject of an interesting
report by the Italian Bureau of Sta
tistics to the Statistical Congress at
Buda-Pesth. The savings bank is
modern. The first institution of the
kind was opened at Berne, in Switzer-
land, in 1897. The first in the United
States was founded in Philadelphia
in 1918. In 1872, there were in Eu-
rope 1900 savings. banks, more than
half of them in Great Britain, and
holding quarter of the total deposits
of $1,1OO, 100000. Three years later,
in the United States, there were less
than 700 savings banks, with $780,
100000 of deposits. The United
States has the heaviest amount of
savings deposits; England follows,
and Austria with Hungary comes next.
Denmark has the largest per capita
average of savings-about twenty
eight dollars for each inhabitant. The
United States and Switzerland have
twenty-five dollars each; England,
Germany and Austria have ten dollars
fer every inhabitant; and Italy five
dollars. Holland puts little faith in
savings banks, and in Russia proper
there were in 1872 less than $4,000
900 Of savings deposits. The only
European institution that is as large
as the largest American banks is the
Vienna Bank, which has 100000 900
of deposits. The deposits of the
Caisse d'Epargne at Paris declined
from $14, 100000 in 1910 to $4,000, 900
in 1875. The Berlin Bank-a monop-
oly-had at the close of 1874 only
10000 of deposits. In England
and in France the deposits are invest
ed in Government securities; in other
countries bonds and mortgages are
favorite investments but in Norway
three-quarters of the savings deposits
are in commercial Chicago
Tribune.