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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-30
Personal.

Mr.. George Mannegold, who has been
residing in California fer a year or so past,
is in town On a visit 10 his parents and
friends.
Rev. George Wallace, of Trinity Church,
GAINESVILLE, exchanged pulpjts last Sunday
with Rev. S. K. Miller, of St. Paul s
church.
-La6ies, when you buy saleratus please
notice how much larger D. B. DeLand h
Co.'s best chemi cal saleratus papers are than
Others; and notice how much better bread,
biscuit, cake, &C., it makes than other sal
eratus.
Mr.. T. D. Kanouse, Grand Worthy Chief
Templar of Wisconsin, returned last Satur-
day from Louisville, Kentucky, where be
had been in attendance at meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of Good Templars.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-30

"The Noiseless Slate,'' the best slate
yet manufactured. Call on US and see for
yourself. We have constantly on hand a
full supply of school stock of every descrip-
ton at T. S. Clark l. Co., Booksellers and
Ssatloners, corner Third and Main streetg.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-30
obituary..

Mrs. CHARITY Bird, relict Of Col A. A.
Bird, died at the. residence of her son,
George W. Bird, in Jefferson, Saturday,
Aug. 18th, in the 18th year of her age.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-30

we are in receipt of a complimentary
ticket to the Northern Wisconsin Agricul-
tural and Mechanical fair, to be held
at Oshkosh, Oct. I'd, Sd, 4th. 9Th and 9Th.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-30

--Stereoscopic Views of DEVILS Lake
and Dells of Wisconsin for sale cheap at
Rundlett's Gallery. 4lw4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-30
WatcrtOWn Market.

Corrected Weekly by TIL. Rack
Commission Merchant, Main Street
WATERFOWL
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 3Oth. 1875.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-30
Chicago g. Northwestern
QCo1nc G0loffers.
BREVITIES

The melon colo days have come, the
sickest of the year.
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Governor HAYES.

The rumors touching Governor HAYEs's
intentions continue to leak out. We sus-
pect that he is really troubled about the
state OF things, and now and then says more
than he intends. But as to his ever saying
that he believed T1LDES elected, that is un-
questionably false. When he was distressed
in mind, and persisted in declaring that he
was defeated, and that he and the country
could stand it, but he was sorry for the poor
negro, and feared that he would fare dread
fully, he was taken, as the ball, on the first
hop. He has had time to quiet down, and
there is any amount OF stimulant given
him-enough, we are sure, to stifien his
back. JOHN SHERMAN, who, indeed, noroi-
mated HAYEs-together with SToUGHT0N
and HALE-was closeted with him on his
way from New Orleans. That interview
undoubtedly made him as bold as was Bob
ACRES in council with Sir LUCIUs O'TRIG-
GER. He was compelled to believe himself
elected, and as ready to swear to it as is
JOHN SHERMAN now to swear that Louisiana
is justly counted for HAYES. The weaker
men, IN matter which requires little
hard swearing and tough conscience, are
always screwed up to the sticking point by
the bold knayes. II HAYES were to back
down we should not be surprised il GRANT
were to hang him. He'll stand trial.
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MYTREATMENT OF CANCER

... ENTERTAINMENT OF CANCER ,f..,g
is the most successful and only reliable method
known. Long experience and association with the
ablest surgeons In New York has brought to my no
tlce every form Of cancer known to medical science,
and their successful removal Is attestcd by hundreds
Specimens Of cancer removed by this process may
be seen by calling. and al requisite information OBJ
tanned.
Cancers, Ulcers. and Tumors. Flstula in Ano, Hem
eases, Dyspepsia Rheumatism, Diseases of the Liy-
or, Heart, and Blood Catarrh, 5Mercurial Diseases
Fever and Aguc, Epilepsy, Scrofula, &c, success
fully treated. .a. ..,. .
No.charge for consultations.
Cali or send for circular with descriptive cases, re-
j. MCLEISH, II. D.,
80 t.. Room 54, Exchange Hotel,
M 2O-eodtDel3 :. 80 Richmond, Va.
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DEATH OF DANIEL III. LoNDoN.-Died, yes
terday at 10 o'clock A. NJ, DANIEL II. LON
Don, Esq, in the lfty-eighth year OF his
age. He was born in Amherst county, and
came to this city some thirty years ago, and
was until the war engaged in the wholesale
dry goods business. He moved to New
York after the war, and had just returned in
impaired health to Richmond, only, as it
were, to die. He was afflicted with Bright's
disease. He was man distinguished for
his zeal in support Of his favorite political
and financial views. .. He was an ardent sup
porter of Mr.. CALHOUN and States Rights,
and for years earnestly pressed upon the
public his financial scheme OF an exche-
quer bank, the principles Of which he en-
planned with much ability and .earnestness.
Mr.. LONDON was a gentleman Of social worth
and untarnished integrity. AS merchant
he bore the reputation for probity and
honor that entitled him'to the high respect
of the community. IS 49,. .,.ls
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A Complaint from Caroline.

BOWLING GREEN, December g., 1876.
Editors Dispatch: 1T has been long
time since have worried you with any COM
plants, and would not now but for the
:. grievousness OF my burden" First Of
all, such is the present arrangement for car
rying the mails that though we live in sight
Of railroad, and only forty miles from
Richmond, three days are required to write
to and receive reply from correspondent
in Richmond. This is the least time psssi-
BILE; and yet four tlains carrying mails
two north and two south-pass within 9
mile Of US every twenty-four hours. Call
attention Of "the powers" to this griev-
ance and SO help US. i LA
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Business and Politics.

The country has passed through a period
of very great excitement upon proceedings
and acts of the Federal Elk
ecutive wholly unexampled and In violation
OF the Constitution and,our republican sys-
tenn Of government. The proceedings gov
erned by the usurpations. Of the Federal
Executive have brought us to the point at
which the issue between the people of the
nation and the usurper is Immediately pre-
sented. The whole question of the election
OF President aud che examination and criti-
cising the electoral votes is now referred to
Congress, and there we should be all salts
fed to let it rest.
1t is public relief to get through the
abominstion OF Federal interference and
the scoundrelisms OF the southern returning
boards. We should now enjoy compare
tive repose. We should not doubt our in
stitutions so far as to suppose that law and
custom-which should have the generation
that is accorded to law-win rot prevail
over vindictiveness and violence, and end
in the deliyerance OF the country from
period OF anxiety. .ll..,.,.,.ss. y,..g. ..re.
! Ii SO, what reason have we toanticlpate
any serious consequences to the peace and
order OF society and popular pursuitsSt We
cannot credit the idea that usurpation,
stimulated by sordid and ambitious pas
sions, will dare to obstruct the will OF the
people properly declared. .,.,,'..'... .,..
We feel convinced that the trying period
will be passed without violence. We are
hopeful almost to conviction that the popu-
lar voice will grandly, triumph. nd .,-,h
So thinking, while we know that political
agitations must effect business injuriously-
and now, when our debt is so large, more
seriously than heretofore-we say that the
mercantile and business community should
preserve stability and faith that cannot be
upset by panic. Trade must go o., If en-
terprises are retarded the wants OF society
must be supplied. Planting and harvest
ing, and pasturing and hcrding, and buy
ing and selling, must 60 on. In land teem-
ing with production, as docs this, political
marplots and political agitations may i'm
pair energy and curtail production, but
neither can be seriously injured
To right-thinking men ruin could not be
dreamed Of. 1t is not to such men that the
panics are to be attributed. The specula-
tive classes are the panic-makers. Those
men love panic. In the atmosphere OF the
panic the winged messengers OF financial
pestilence take wing and spread the plague.
And then the bats are out cleaying the air
with their leather wings and gathering up
their pestiferous food. This is thrift OF
wretches upon the miseries Of the commu-.
nifty. '.
In time like this merchants should be
wise, and trade should be conducted with
unusual discretion. There should be no ca
price--no timid fears-no excitement that
would disturb Judgment. The people
should have faith in themselves; they
should have faith in the body polite and
believe that it will take care OF itself, and
that all will end rightly. This will pass lis
all through the trials that are upon the
country. ,...-.....i- Ism. ".-rs
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a SEsECEAI-H8FECEa.
eaooD news AZ LAsTl
rev GOODS, Pretty GOODS,
ss ANDeHEAP GOODS,
FOR CHRfsTMAsskNDT THE HOLIDAYS,
80 JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED
AT
WILLIAM THALHIMER's.
B61 BnoAD sTnERr. ','

200 pieces FIGURED. PLAID, STRIPED, and
BRoCADED DRESS 4oc.
yard;
100 pieoes PLAIN ALPAcAs and PoPLrNs at
20c.wortai soc. d yard; $50. IS =. .s{ ss.f.t5
A large line Of ALL-WOOL and ENGLISH CACHE
MIREs Mt extra low prices.
rs pieces BLACK ALPAcIs from zoe. to, FL q
yard. Give me trial in Alpacas, as have the
best and cheapest Line in the city. ,,i, "a s.f
A full line of BLACK MERNOs, CACHEMREs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, DELAlNE5, &C., ut very
low prices 4! jss 4E...4.
A very large stock OF sHAWLS, SKIRTS, BLAN.
KETs, HOODS, NUBIAs, and JACKETS ut
extra low prices to close them out; = II Etia -
100 new styles CLOAKs, just received, and very
cheap. ~
200 pieces cAssIMEREs, TwEEDs, WATER
II PROOFS, BEAyER-CLOTH, DOBsKINs, &C.!
i: at reduced prices; r. afstfs's,sfE3ss !,
$50 pieces WHITE, GRAY, RED. and BLUE
FLANNELS at lower prices than ever before
A large line of STRIPED HOSE, soLD-CoLoR
HOSE, HANDKERCHIEFs, GLOVES, COR
SETS, sCARFs, PoCKET-BO0Ks, and other
i goods for Christmas; y" 'iisi't 80 !! i
1,OOI;new, pretty, and cheap WAX-DOLLS, from
csc. 1926. Call early and secure DOLL ,Zt
100 sets LADIES' and CH1LDRENs FURs at
very low prices to close them cut
1000 pair of new-stades TWo-BUTToN KID
i GLOVES at csc. pair worth 81. .,..e.;,.,..
so dozen LADIES' MERINO VESTS at soc. q
pair worth 90c.-call and sec them; Il !.
Also, large line Of GENTLEMENS MERINO
IL SHIRTS at all prices; -t .-a.tt@l@. ~ ~
IS pieces new and pretty ~INGRAlN-CARPETa ut
= 45c. q ward worth 65c., to close them ont:
Is pieces HEMP CARPET at Is and 20c.a yard.
Don't fail to call on WILLIAM THALHLMER ior
your DRY GOODS, &c. -60T Broad street. de 8
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VALUABLE MILLING AND OTHER
PROPERTY IN .FLUTANEA COUNTY,
VA. FOE SALE.-I will offer for sale on the 2STH
DAY, OF DECEMBER. 1876, at Palmyra, flnVanna
ist Tho: RIYANNA, MILLS, situated on an exc
tension of the James River and, knnawha canal, In
Fluyanna county, Va, consisting OF Two distinct
mill -housesa framed grtst-mli with TWO pairs
OF stones, and plastsr-mi and q large brick -four.
day. provided with improyided smut and other ma
chfnery. There Is on the place framed dwelling,
nm excellent and ;roomy storehouse, almost new;
large umber-house, cooper's and brick blacksmiths
shops, and stable. The whole included In about four
acres Of land. - - 'Et tsi.a &t.tst
Wilmington, containing about THREE HUNDRED
ACRES, which has been surveyed In two parcels,
and will be sold whole or separately, rs NAV be
thought best. This place has all necessary buildings
and some fiat land.
Sd. A TRACT OF LAND in same county, on the
Rivanna river, containing ONE HU n ID Il 4 ID
ACRES. This place isnnimproved, bnt has nor-
ton OF river bottoms.
TERMS: One. two, and three years. credit, with
interest from day OF SALE secured by bonds With am
pie personal security and retention Of legal title.
Personal security may be dispensed with, however,
- L. I. WALTON,
Administrator O., T., a. r. w. Ashlin, deceased.
oc 24-iswTu& FfDe26 sss
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MARRIAGES.

Married, ut the First PRESBYTERIAN chruch, Deem
Der 6, 1876, by the Rev. DIR. Preston, GERTRUDE
HUNTINGTON KENT, daughter of the late
Horace Z. Kent, of this city, to WALTER HUNT
TNGTON NELSON, of New York city. No cards.
New York papers please copy. ..e. =
Married, on the 9Th December, by Rev. Mr.. Otis,
j. II. TRIMMER and LOUISA Y. HERRING; both
of this city.
Baltimore and Newark papers please copy. ~
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Char,ea o,Cono,r, 3. p 6 h i,,j,I.'

Charles o'Conors ppinion
A gentleman OF st. Louis, as ws lear,
from the st. Louis Globe IstasocraL wrote
to Mr.. CHARLES o. CoEeR, Of New York, for
his OPINION concerning TIE situation In
South Carolina, and received the following
brief letter in reply
FSRT W ARLINGTON, N. Y.,}
y -sars.ss.-s-rN November 90, 1870. g-nl
Dear Sir,-Gitsbon says there Is a vital
difference in the consequences OF a foreign
and a civil war. The former is the external
warmth of summer, always toierable, and
sometimes beneficial; tsae latter Is the deadly
heat OF fever, which consumes without
remedy the yitais ef the Constitution.
I ] do not think opinions or a judicial ma
ture concerning the law or the Constitution
OF any consequence. The drunken Demo
crat whom the Republicans dragged out Of
the Galena gutter, besrteared with the blood
OF his countrymen SLAIN In domestic broil,
and lifted to a high pedestal as the Dfoloch
OF their worship, rules -aEd until great
ehangein sentiment shall take place must
continue TO rnte-oyer The prostitute ruins
of Washington's Republic. THAT Republic
persisted on the day TINT Mcdowell moved
on to Richmond. as'a ~ 49,. - +. -.
Yours truly, CHARLES O'CoNoR. :,
!. There could not DO more frank. letter.
1t is very bold; and in the idea expressed
that the. Republic persisted when McDow-
ELL marched upon Richmond many people
in Virginia concur. Let us hope that we
may yet rebuild the Republic What the
venerable lawyer says of our good Presi-
dent great. many northern Democrats will
find especial delight in, since they have been
rudely and falsely denounced in the annual
MESSAGE - III -. I'M -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-08

Governor SEYMOUR, Of New York, makes
most suggestive speech. See what he
says in another column. Some American
statesmen do understand things mighty
well 'sE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-08

Tie New York Tribune hits GRANT very
correctly when it says that he persists in
thrusting forward opinions on some ques-.
lions "wish no apparent object but to illus.
trate his obstinacy."
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me- THIRD SUPPLY OF WINTER
GOOD just received at L. STERN & cos Dry
Goods house, 523 Broad street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets.
Having Just received very large stock of goods
from the late New York bankrupt sales, we are not
able to mention all the bargains we have. therefore
only call your attention to few out Of thousands OF
cheap articles
GLOVES for 45c. The best judges OF these
goods have pronounced them the cheapest article
ever sold In this city. Call early
IS BLANKETS for 1926; 80 BLANKETS for
S4.75. Look ut them!
800 SHAWLS for ladies and misses from Csc. up
The best BOULEVARD SKIRTS for Soc; 80. i.s:r
REMNANTS BLACK VELVETEEN at, 30c.;
New PRINTS and PERCALES At & and &c.:
CASSIMERES. WATERPROOFS, 3 EA Y Z R.
CLOTHS, CLOAKINGS-a good assortment at
low prices
our NOTION stock is we'll assorted, with the latest
styles RIBBONS, COLLARS and CUNTS. TIES,
GLOVES. RUFFS, HANDkERCHlEFS:
SOAPS. PERFUMERY, CORSETS s, LACE
BIBS, LACE COL LA 5, BRACELETS,
COMBS and BRUSHES, &c.; ~,
The largest stock OF ladies' and sentlemen,s HAM,
KERCHIEFS In the city from sc. to 81
Ladies' and gentlemcn's UNDERWEARa speclaity;
New BUSTLES just opened; something handsome
III CARDINAL RED BUSTLES. Come ana
look at them at L. STERN u COZ.
523 Broad street. between Filth anu SIKH.
New goods received daily "a no 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-08

Mr.. FERRY ruled in the United States
Senate on Wednesday that there were no
joint rules in force. Mr. RANDALL rnled in
the House yesterday that they were all in
force
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DEATHS.

Died, on Wednesday night, December 9th, at II IS O
O'Clock, at the residence of her parents, Meadow
farm, Hcnrico county, Va, MAMIE MOSBY
SHEPPARD, daughter ofDr. John NJ. and Virginia
A. Sheppard; aged twenty-three years.
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ME- PURE COD-LIYER OIL.
=, ORR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scr,b n and of patients who have taken H. that II
Is nore accountable to. the stomach and more easily
assimilated than any other oil.
We guarantee 1t to be entirely pure and fresh,
free from rancidity and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-liver oil. MEADE d. bAhEh,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-08

Tho Senate met at u O'clock M.--Lieu-
tenant Governor THOMAS presiding. Prayer
by Rev. DR.. TEL. Preston, Of the Presbyte-
rian church. ~ $tNs z - 49,
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zzEDLEnaY G@OpS.
BROAD STREET.

. Il, STERN. r. co.
have Just opened onc OF the largest.
cheapest. ard tsest~sasoxted stocfs M
=, DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS: md NOTIONS
eyer. offered In this. city. An hi,
goods have been seiected WITH ersat
care. and they ca1l the special aftsr
tlo1i Of their friends and the nat.n-
generally totEe thousands Of chean
and useful articles suitable fnr
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. 10 Ia
sold at astonishing low prices.
Special inducements offered In
Dres8 Goods, casssmefes, Beaver
Cloths, WATERPROOF CIoakin1s
Eiannels, Blankets, Shawls, &c,
Clcaksf G1oaksl5 Goaks ~ Furst
Furs IA large stock Of the aboya
goods to be sold at prices to astontsl,
every buyer. Full line OF Hanker-
chiefs, Ltsle-Threed nEd Berlin
Gloves, Kid Gloves and Gauntlets,
Neck- and FASH Ribbons, Scarfs,
Neck HaEdkerchicfs, Lace Collars,
NecR.Rufiiugs, Collars and Cuffs,
ana thonsands OF other articles euita-
Die Tor Christmas presents.
u. STERN & CO. invite one and
all TO call and see their large stock
and low prices. Call early, and save
money In buying yonr Dry Goods
STERN & Co. 52a BROAD street.
between Fffth and Sixth streets.
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ELECTION OF JUDGES.

House Joint resolution fixing the 18th in
slant for the election Of a Judge Of the SUI
preme Court to fill q vacancy, with Senate
amendment fixing the same day for the cleo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-08

We are indebted to Senator WlTHERs, Of
virginia, for tho Statutes OF the United
States for ls75-'7e.
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GRANT AND TEE DEMOCRATIC CAUcus.-It
was determined the President should be
called on for statement OF his purposes in
ordering military interference with the cleo
tions. The Judiciary Committee OF the
House will also be instructed to inquire fully
into all the circumstances attending the use
of troops, and the legal aspects bearing on
the case. shington special to baltimore
MN 5l r. I5s.s 11iy.-Sa - Il -
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HOLIDAY oyERcoATs.

~ )
HOLIDAY oyERcoATs.
HOLIDAY SUITS =. -
de5 E.e2 % Y. Z. B. SPENCE &sos
HOLIDAY PANTS. I--77-
de S :e,J sDJsIla z. SPENCE. & SON.
HOLIDAY SHIRTS n 4 ! IL H.
i de5 IRE E. b. SPENCE SON.
HOLIDAY: NECK-TIEs. .70---
de5 ~ .. .,AE. B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY GLOVES. ~ s. il
dec E. D. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY ovERcoATs..
de 8 E.B. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY CLOTHING.
dc 5 F. B. SPENCE { SON.
HOLIDAY CANES.
de s ~. E. D. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY COLLARS.
de 5 Z. B. SPENCE ( son.
HOLIDAY SUITS.
de - Z. B. SPENCE & SON. !.
HOLIDAY UNDERWEAR.
de g E.B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY sUsPENDERs. ss@.
De 8 E. B. SPENCE s son.
TTnI NAV fJTEEr EpC
dec -, 1aiE. B. SPENCE 4 SON.
HOLIDAY SUITS. ''1'''. = '...sT 4. ST
de 8 z. B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY oVERCoATs. s:ss
de f. b. SPENCE son.
HOLIDAY CLOTHING. .~..
/ de IS -; E b. SPENCE son.
HOLIDAY ovERCoATs. :.
de 8 f. d. SPENCE & son,
HOLIDAY GOODS AT THE
.r LOWEST PRICES. m..-.
/ .. -, L. D. SPENCE son,
( de 1900 Main street.
CHATTERBox FOR 1876
.-e PRICE, SIXTY CENTS 1.
/ Z ~ ir!,t ). ! Il. -'.s..
FOR SALE DY
a.... f.,...,.J. 7. ELLYsoS'
##.. lIl2 Main street.
Now receiving,
.~Iyat<G-. 80 .Et 1854 IT,. -.@....'t.
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
az. OF -.
GOODS JUST SUITED FOR CHRISTMAS
de est PRESENTS.
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tionof county fudge OF BfdnsYfcE county,
was taken up aldsthe alaendnsnt concur
EXTRA REroars.
On motion OF Mr. Massey 1000 exra re-
ports Of the University OF Virginia were
ordered to be printed. ~. 49,.
~ STATIONERY FOR MEMBERS. ~ Z.
{ 1ir. HoENINGER moved to reconsider Che
vote by which the House had refused to res
store the rule allowing stationery to MEM
bers. Agreed to. }
MIR. LETcHER demanded the ayes and noes,
and, being taken, tile rule was restored
and SO members are now permitted TO have
an amount of stationery not exceeding I'VE
dollars ayes, Sc; noes, A.. ~
On motion Of Mr.. WALL the House ad-
iourned, .,tis.tt!4 ,1.s. az l. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-08

A representative OF the Chicago Times
called on the President yesterday morning,
and was accorded an interview. The Presi-
dent declined to express himself on any OF
the subjects now prominently before the
public, and contented himself by simply
stating that be intended to do his duty as
he understood it, Washington Republican.
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99.CENT STORE.

80. 99-CENT STORE.
RECEIVED a: At :. THE The s9 90 STORE,
MEMS HEAVY SHOES, l.: .e.
LADIES' GRAINED SHOES,
LADIES' FoXED, SHOES, a.. ..,.,...
CHLDREN's SHOES. ... -. ..~.o
CHMDREN's HoBBY-HORsEs,
=, -CHILDREN'S FLIES" ,.r4 !,
Elegant KID-BoDY wAXsDoLLs, ri.
Large WAX DOLLS, NV e
TOY TEA-SETS, .ts. g.5.-! ,.-,.. y...s, g..s...
NEW CASTORs tave bottIes),
A splendid line OF sIIAWLs, -, -. - !.
NEW FELT-SKIRTs, btse ...f..s.t-...1. ,s:.,
NEW VASES, -a,i - ..z'. a"5 l-a,i'.
NEW ToLET-sETs, -, :. r.
NEW .PIANoS," .-.,Tr, III II IL. 5na
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