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m NEW CAMBRIA EDGINGs AM

| @ NEW CAMBRIA EDGlNGS AMI
-. s=. 81" INsERT1Nes; SAB <
NEW CROCHET and COTTON Trimmings
NEW GERMAN and LINEN LACEs;
NEW COVENTRY and MAGIC RUFFL1Nas
NEW vALENCIENNEs EDGES and INSERT.
INGS;
NEW GUIPURE and THREAD LACES;
NEW STANDARD TRAININGS;
NEW CACHEMERE LACES; ..
A fresh supply of KID GLOVES; ..-.,
A fresh supply OF STRIPED HOSE;
A fresh supply of NECK-RUFFs;
A fresh supply of LACE TIES; "
A fresh supply Of NECK RIBBONS;
A fresh supply OF CAOHEMERE LACE sCARFs ;
A fresh supply Of COLLARSand CUFFS; IT.. &
The largest stock of DRESS GOODS in the city;
The largest stock of DOMESTIC GOODS in the
city; .., a.t. t.a .~ rs..... r..
The largest stock Of CASsIMERES in the city;
The largest stock of ALPACAs In the city;
The largest stock OF MOURNING GOODS In tne
city; ...a ..,s... ..... .ts-u. s.. Il
The largest stock OF WHITE GOODS in the city ;
500 pieces NEW DRESS CALICOES;
500 pieces NEW SHIFTING PRINTS
100 pieces NEW WRAPPER CALICOEs; ~
200 pieces NEW SHIFTING CAMBRlCS;
100 pieces CENTENNIAL BLUES; ~ Il
Great reduction In BLANKETS; ss
Great reduction in COMFORTS ~.
Great reduction In QUILTS; ' =.
Great reduction in SHAWLS;
CARPETS at cost; ... .... -
OIL-CLOTHS at cost; . e. a.s T.. 81 .
RUGS and HASSOCKS st cost; ....a.,
Bargains in LACE CURTAINS; l.. .-#,
Bargains In CORSETs. . .s...-. ...r. ~
Great Inducements offered in all the above goods,
which have Just been received from the test New
York auctions, which enables Us to sell them at
about one half their value. ...... ....... '
Come 1T once, and secure the best bargains ever
offered in this city. Don't delay or you will repent
OF being too late. q
42e Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
fe IS
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DEATHS.

Died. on the morning of the LIST instant, Mrs.
ELIZABETH FISHER TUFT, relict Of DR.. John
The friends Of her family are Invited TO artend
her funeral from st. Paul's church TODAY, Sd
instant, at IL o'clock. -s
Died, in Norfolk, Va. on Wednesday. February
90, EMILY e., wife OF Theodore S. Garnett, Jr..
and youngest daughter of the late Judge Richard
III. Baker. LII - Z. -----. .-L--t Il
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State or Feundd l6 Wallace, page 81 seen
to be conclusive against the copstitutio
and validity of the INV proposed. I At least
1t may be asked of the friends a the messu g
to explain bow it Ia thas It's provisions differ
frsm those OF the. lawsof Nevada, which ls
there 50 pointedly condemned. and In what
way the proposed law Of Virginia 10 to
escape similar fates
Sec. also, Railroad Company Us. Mary
ld,d-2r Wallace, Az.
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Ex.Goyernor I,etcher.

Every Virginian will regret to learn that
Ex-Governor LETcHER has had an attack Of
paralysis. However much anybody may
have differed with him on political or
other questions, nobody who ever knew the
man could doubt bis honesty, his honor, or
his abilities. We trust that he will be spared
to serve Virginia for many years.
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The Virginia Medical Aonthly for March
has come to hand. Its table Of contents
promises nothing of much interest to the
non~professional reader, blu! will no doubt
be found quite attractive by the medical pro-
fession. In this respect, the No. before US
differs from the last, which had a highly in
teresting report Of debate in the Richmond
Medical Association on birthmsrks.
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A CAUTION.

Our label and brand "PRDE OF KEY WEST :"
are being extensively Initiated By INSCRIPTIONS
who, with labels and brands re-
sembng or copying ours, seek to palm of their
spurious cigars under cover of the earned populari-
ty of the above Brand. This notice Is specially to
warn the public against these receptions.
STEPHEN FUQUET & SONS,
fe 26-1w Manufacturers.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN DAVID X. Booker. -
He died yesterday, the victim of protrasted
disease. For many years he was engaged Ia
the tob. eco business, and ranked among the
best manufacturers Lynchburg ever had.
BE was, 8 good, kindhesrted man, of un.
improbable integrity. and leaves many
friendS-Lsasohburg R1rgaaiun, I'D
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ElCHaoND, FRED'G & POTOMAC X. X. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEEI I
~. ..e RICHMOND. January 8, 1871
n nEs TRAINS

RICHM0ND, FRED'G & POTOMAC X. X. Coal
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEET I
,. RICHMOND. January 8, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
$50 z. IL leaves Byrd-Street station daily, cor
Meeting with the Balti more and ONO
49,. railroad and the Baltimore anc
90" Potomac railroad At Wnshingsa.
THROUGH SLEEPER FROM WASH
INCToNTo NEW YORK.
1000 2. d. leaves 8yra-street station (sundiF
.s ~ excepted, connecting at TashlnsHa
with the Baltimore and Potomac ADO
Baltimore and OHIO railroads
. S:SB p. NJ. ACC0MAODATION TRAIN 100
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad.sr~
station (Sundays excepted.
6A.N. arrives at Byrh-Street station tss1'
days e1cep.ed).
I:3oP. NJ arrives at Byra-Strset station daily
S:37 A. n, ACCOMM0DATIUN TRAIN ArcSa
. -" ut Broad-Sueet station tSaadays ~
g.a9. ceptedl.
, Parlor-cHrS on dag trains. IS. ..
Pullman sleepers on night train5. ,.
7 FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broac-StreI n ~ =
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ant ShTUkgAi
NIGHTS for all points North and West sIn " =
rive on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FBlp1A.L
MORNINGS. Consignees OF live stock and psIs =.
able articles, upon giving notice ut dspot can w
tain freight at BoultoD on preceding evening
Through bills or ladin2 and rates gwen W
principal points North and We0t yrns
...- General Superintendent
.......-.s- C, A. TAYLoR
n4 General Freight and Ticket Agsn.
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Extract of letter from Lexington: The
Franklin Society, at It's last meeting, dis.
cussed the question, Il =" Should Congress
grant subsidies to the Southern Pacific rail.
road" and decided 10 the affirmative. The
question next Saturday is, Has the United
States anything to fear from the RomsI
Catholic. Church ~ The next Is likely 70 BIZ
astormy meeting. :; lteFsf y IS The BEEW
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4. HAILnOAO 1879.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS

y 3
PASSENGER TEAMS leave We-sps,rt n.r~
q a. ~, aryivfsx at Richmond st IL 4
! ss h,shnoud II, arriving q Wess 81. :,
n;Jisai.. eo.aeeta sw.stPois. with ,s..s.,,,,.-
DYE ss Id y ': sns s Rf e Tsss.s
sseAMsrs Tor Bsltiaeore and all eastern sSsn,. "
eOHDAYs. EEDEESDAYs, ana RRIHkYsS "a
Ss,s IL psiaaor- q @
~. =. 70 6nH Moss aad return............ Ia
FAYE - tbiiadesph1ss ..............,,. 80
Fare 70 New Yofk...............,.,..,,. ro ss
5HsoUaa fiIi iiaiHiiiTi.;Tiia, I;ia;s Hss
and SUNDAY, !eonaectns q. " est rs,st Al
steAners, and delivering freight In Baltin ave-
as9t MsrAlnE; returning, leave West PAD,
als 4. Il, arriving a. Rishmoad NJ a rHt %
sns SshaSetine wiz the Through Hreiskt Ts,..
on me Richmond and Danyiife railroad r., .i
E1rERss sarIeHr received ., VOW
WhDSEsDAY, and FRTDAY before 4 > noAY,
- ashrered In baltimore the foIlswl.x deI1nm.V
LOCAL FREIGHT TEAIss with n.,..,
coaches attached leave Richmond At ESQ 49,
TUEeDAYs, THURSDAYS, ard SATupn.HH
ana leave W est Point for kichmond he san. ~
A. I1ao A H. arriving ct Richmond a. s5spTT
I've management takes pleasure In apuosact,
70 LIE travelling public and shippers thsf sSk
steamers OF this line between Baltimore AVID VT
Point have been redtted in the mssa 1nn,smuat
manner fer the accommodation OF psasp eers ~
Travellers taking this nne arrive !, p,,,..
u ample time TO connect with tte rx,i Hn.. - -
and western points. IN '@esesa
Fre!ghts Win be given the utzns.t dispatch y.
traasiefs AZ h1chnsndo OF rreghts 20 from soma.
n. T. DOUG LASS. super,p,.ra.,,
- w. y. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION nhs
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RArIRo,n,
OCTOBER "a. ~,
~ trains On this road will run xs fo,Iovs. WV

RICHMOND AND Petersburg RArLRoAp)
COMMENCING, OCTOBER - II.
~ trains ON this road will run rs follows: WV
,.,o " t TAyfu RISHn &C ~, SOUTH
d day.: connecting for all points soete
.g. tF and West. sleeping-car attached rnn
through to Weldon.
7:45 A. A., FREIGHT TRAIN daily (e1cep, sx,.
tf.. day., with coach attached, for Psttn.
burg. and stations on the Sou,hsSa
road, Lynchb1rg, and the wsst
~ for all points south and West. Passs
sengers taking this train will m,Ss
~- close connt ction at Petersburg soS
.@ $3.50. Norfolk. Elegant p4rlor-car altarsad
runs through to Weldon.
VI 49," r coach attached.
5 LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:5o A. H., FREIG HP TRAIN daily texcep. sr..
day. with coach attached.
1880 H., THROUGH NAIL daily, connects,
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac ralroad for all points E.e
500 P. M, FREIGHT daily Except sund.,,
5. coach attached.
7;S5 P. 3D., THROUGH MAIL daily te1cep, Sun.
day), connecting with Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railrra1
Gorall points East and West Pullman
..., sleeper attached. running through
to Baltimore. Also making eess
..t .r connection With the Chesapeake ana
sssa ... Ohio railroad for the Virginia SpnIn
~. -... TX. and all points North and Wet
The MAIL TRAINS will rot stop between Ri.h.
m Tss s is The only line ruunns doaSe daily ,,
making close connections for Charleston, Colsn.
bla; Augusta, ssyannah. and Southwest Georr.,
passengers for Clover HIN Pi!s leave Richmond
at 1:45 ?. NJ. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, zM
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
De 81 A. SHAW Superintendent,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H NOT1CE.-We have appointed
Messrs. WALTER D. BLAIR & CO., OF Richmond,
SOLE AGENTS for the sale Of our PRIDE oF
KEY WEST" Cigars in Virginia and other sections
Of the South.
----- - ---- -. =. Manufacturers.
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No, thank you, CAENs," we can't under
lake to answer such questions as yours. 4
IFer the DISPATCHED
The Proposed Tax on Passenge

The Proposed Tax on Passengers.
It may be impertinent to suppose that the
lawyers who advocate this tax in the Legs
latnre are not intimately acquainted with alf
that relates to the subject. But, with !'afi de.
9esenees hes leave to suggest that the prin.,
cfples declared BY The Supreme Court OK TIE
United States Ia the case OF Ct'aadal Vs. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-03

See the FIELDS ooK case In Philadelphia.
II the Quaker City landlords arc to mix up
whites and blacks, that city is no place for
any southern man.
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OUR OWN IMPORTATION.

We have lust received supply OF our MEDIC1-
SAILY PURE COD-LIYER OIL, which is made only
OF HEALTHY, FRESH LIvERs, and has the endorse
ment OF physicians and patients that II B MORE
ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH and more readily
assimilated than any other.
MEADE q BAKER, go ..
Importing Pharmacists,
mol 919 Main street. Richmond. Va .
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It's poor rule that wop'E ,BaEk both
WAYS This waathsf mtk essthe fcsnan ex tli
MT. borg, I, Next summer the iced-horp will
cxst the man,-NorWich Bulletin. I
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oaMsrrill ;Higbie,. the driver Of. s3Llttle
Fred 81 has made q wager with theownsr Iot
that horse that he will drive him tbEee, heats
next season In better time than G2o.
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! Florida and California IRE each tryirg 10
ha the frst In peas, But which vii! be! firfi
in the 'arts Of It's countryneD7
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LECTURES.

kTOTICE.-A bundle OF CLOTHINGI,; con.
IN sisting or Ta1Ies' and chjIdren's undergar.
inents, nsieftat the house Of aeiusensnsts nigh.
under sus piclops circumstance ANY person nay-
ing lost such articles can set BY apply
Ing 10 ia sea- s;niI 5Efg.i3 JOHN p0E.syH&
NH 3-lt Chief OF Police.
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SHETLAND SHAWLS.-A full as
sortment of these desirable SHAWLS from IL. 25
10 SO apiece at LEVY BROTHERS..
COLGATE'5 SOAPS and TOILET-WATERs. b
fee ..! u. t
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MEETINGS.

ADJOURNED MEET
~ ING Of the ROANOKE NAVIGATION COM.
PANY will be held at South Boston on the third
WEDNESDAY in this month tMarchl at IL
O'Clock A. M. ....s Z. Il. CABANlSS,
NH 3-swtd .r. .. ..... .. Secretary.
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i HCARPETSl CARPETS CAR
rETsi-Leok At the beautiful BRUISED 9 CAR.
PETS at 81. 20, and bargains In all other hnds Of
CARPETS, at - LEVY BROTHERS.
OIL-CLOTHs vary cheap. ..-+ ..,.f. feas
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: uEUVTIl oUIITEIIlEc l"tIH
Ia %
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NAT FRESH COD-LIYER OIL.

fe Z6-1v
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for-ign Patents. ,ni have he largest establishment
IN the world More than fifty thousand applications
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made In the conditions OF q
certain nens nf Mortgage bearing date t)cteb.v
1eh 4. D. 1874, made BY Vicha C0aErovs and Mar
Gkst Cossrpve his wife t. and In favor 1t VIM. r.
trkinson. and crssd ia u. Oiiee Of the h-gsisr
of Weeds in and fer the County "f Rw cd and state
Minnesota, slr z7tl das OF October A, L. 1874
SsS II 10 hook of Mortgages page Ito
>aid mortgage wss Rven to secure the laya nj Of q
rtain promsory note for Two Hundred and Twenty
Feu, doiars bearing date with said M"rtx age,
and failing he s,ct"ber 26th A. u. 1875, signed By
said Michael t6sgr"yp and in favor Of said VIM, f.
Dckns4s there Is claimed t. b. due aud there is due
IN sa,d nste at the date of this notice the OF
Two Hundred and Fifty Three dollars. and pro
Gee nes 1t Law or 9TH rwse have been ns,ituted to
! collect the .ame or any part thereof.
N"w therefore notice II hereby given that by virtue
Of the power Of sale in said Mortgage contaned ard
pursuant I" the statute in such case made and pro-
vird saic Mortgage will be t:vcinsed aud the prem.
ises therer described lying and being in the County
| OF Redwood and State Of Minnesota Ia Wit.
The North East quarter % of section Ten (l0)
in Township Tine Hundred Hnu Twelve t1'2j Range
Thirty Seven (37) West. containing One Fundred
| ant sixty acres according to Government Survey,
will ie sold at Public Auction I" the highest bidder
at the at the north door of III. Court HOusa in the
vsg. nf Rcdw""d Falls in s%i1 County and State on
SATURDAY. the sth day Of Janu-ry A. u. 1876 ut 10
o'cl"k 4. NJ "f tha, dny to satisfy the then
Five dollars Attorneys fe,s stipulated in said mort
gage to h. pai! in "f the fnrecl"sare thereof
besides such other Gusts ami expenses allowed
; by law.
Dated Nov. 25th 1873.
VIM r DICKINSON Mortgage.
f. Powell Attorney for Mortgage.
. Redwood Falls, MINI.
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rive IN ONE.

The above title refers b whst can
be regarded as one Of the most vals.
.ble aud useful implements Of the day
lis name III suggestive, aud ordinarily
translated meaus Eve fist c, lass impls.
ments cemb ned in one m,cl.ioe. IL
is exclusively Of western manufacture,
and essentially practical The Eve
Implements Combined with the one At
tschment are Plov, Harrow, Cultiva.
tor, Hay Rake and Stalk C1tter. The
piow attachment makes 6rst-elsss
suIky plow, perfect in all respects. and
,qual to any Of the leading sulky At,
tachmeots in exis,ence. 1t is essy to
handle. and tor convenience and dara.
bthty will be found invaluable. :.
Tue harrew is Also a riding tool, and
presents the most excellent feature Of
working stra'dtcaop, permitting its
Use in the work Of the earn 6eid uati!
corr atta'ns ten inches height, This
"ur readers will scknowl. dgn renders:
it Ia SOC saving machine, the use Of
which can uot tail to prove profitable,
While it reduces Tie amour. of work
to be done i" young cora. it keeps the
ground freer from weeds than any
other system yet devised.
1he cultivstor is strongly recon-
mended by all who have it in use, as .
good, reliable plov aud is IN every
way first class implement, With the
best Of steel sho'vels.
The hay rake is ia every wav ~ good
an implement oi the Kind Us eau be
procured, aud strong tac, In lis favor
Is that lis IS. is much less than one.
naif the ordinary price Of such an i'm.
pltmrnt. It is = self dnmpcr, lock
lever rake, made with the very best Of
steel teeth.
The stalk cutter is as perfect q una.
chine Of the k'nd as ever has been pro-
duced, and v. Can say without fear of
contradiction. superior to anything We,
have yet seen.
10 all those machines the draft 10
directly from the imp'eme"t-au ad:
vantage tha, will be perceived At once
We would advise onr friends and
pnt'ro to address the Company at
cedar Rapids, I61s. aud receive their
pamphlets and circulars which will
give them further particulars upon
this imp'rtant sutject.--Westsrn
Farm journal.
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| SHEEP PAY BEST In Some
Sheep Talk" in the National Live
Stock journal, an experienced stock
keeper says:
| have BEEN feeding some three
hundrcd head Vt cattle. and I AIN sat-
lstied that, eeen with sh: most favor.
aoIe cendtion, ior stlilHg Wayn the
tme c,,i j., s,.ia make great deal
more money collar tur 30 lar, on the
money | nave 'nsested III sheep, than
| shai! make on the capital invested
in Cattle. | have about six hundred
sheep running without any particular
attention or care, aud have sold QUE
thousand four hundred dollars worth
OF wool OF this years clip and have
TWO hundred and fifty lambs besides.
| do not think it possible to have
done 80 we'll on any eqIal amount Of
capital Invested IN cattle. One great
ad antage sheep have over other stock
is they never d.e OF the contgaluus
diseases which they co2tfaet. They
get the scab Or foot trot, or sor,e,hing
else. aud II unchecked il gets them in
bad condition. aud would ultimately,
perhaps, kill them. But the very
worst cont gious diseases 10 which
she.p are subject, give the owner
ample time 70 treat the affected ami.
mails. and the diseases are generally Of
character which yield readily %
treat roent,
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The effects of the financial inebsis-
,ion into which Germany plunged With
her thousand millions OF French spoils
in corrupting all departments of soci.
ETY. IS showu by recent development.
The government set aside Sl4u .OOU.-
900 Of the French fund 10 fouuda.
tlon tor the support OF the iavalids
wounded in the French war and the
families Of the killed. An investipa.
ton shows that the ENORMOUS sum of
$75, 200, 900 Of this fund was invested
in what We call wildca,s--Eorthless
speculative stocks-such as the '.Prns-
sian Commercial Company and the
Berlin Discount Society" Tho law
had provided that after july /, 1876
the Invalid Fund" should be perma-
oently invested in German Govern.
ment loans. commercial loans, and rail
ways guaranteed By the German Statss
Ths leaves our Credit Mobilier aud
Emma Mines, comp ratiyely, 10 the
catalogue Of petty larcenies. Tho
siermsn Parlisment is excsed;nR vrosh
over the development. !.
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Z. : LAND OrFlCE,
Redwood Fall. MIMI. Dec. lS 1875. :
Complaint having been entered 1T tsis Office by
Daniel Mci.-an.agxlnst Carsi.sa Grinmes for aban-
d"hine her Home stead Entry. M. $685. dated DC, Odd
1873, n,on the south West 4 of SECTION Town
ship III. Rsng- 81 W, in Relw""d County Mime
sofa with vi. t. the cancellation Of ssd entry
the said paities are htr.by suurn to a,,.ear NJ
this oaic. on the 29th day ni January. 1876. at 10
o'cI"ck A. NJ. to resr"nd and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abanf,nu-ui.s
BEN. F. SMITH, Register.
VIZ. II. KELLY. Receiver