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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-22

GREEN RIVER, WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
January GA passenger train IS here
bound east, and passenger train and six
freghts are here bound we.t-all stuck in
the snow. 1t is still showing.
ALBANY, n. Y, January 21.-A bill has
been introduced in the Senate to regulate
chartered organizations 80 that they can have
no cantrol over political conventions. 1t is
intended principally to meet the Tammany
case.
PHILADELPHIA, January 21.-Mr. Moody
has left for Floridl to locate bis son in q
warmer cline. He will return Immediately,
and resume his labors in New York Fe5ru-
airy 1st.
PnILADE LPHIA, January 21.-Jonathan
Palmer, OF the provision firm of Craycrott u
Co., is dead; aged eighty-four years.
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4 MUsIflCENT COLLECTION. Philadel-
phta, January 20.-The evangelistic meet
iugs conducted by Messrs. Moody ard San.
key closed tonight with the twenty. first an
niversary Of the Philadelphia Young Mems
Christian Association. The immense deI0,
building was crowded, over twelve thousand
people being present, and as many more
turned away, unable to gain admittance.
When the building was full so dense was
the crowd on all sides of it as to almost stop
the s,ree..cars. Mr.. Moody delivered his
lecture on Daniel. A collection was taken
up uhe only one during all the meetings. to
aid in the completion Of the new building
for the Young Mems Christian Association.
The collection amounted to over $780, 200.
One lady, whose son was converted, sent as
thanks Offering a diamond ring, for which
gentleman gave 81 900.
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THE HOG CROP Cincinnati, January
20.-The Price Current has revised returns
from large numOer of pork.packing points,
received within the last five days, which do
not materially change the apparent falling off
in the numbers indicated in the report pub
lished December Goth. Interior points show
a probable falling eff for the entire season
amounting to $4,000. The six leading cities
are now 100000 behind the same date last
year. The Cincinnati weights are about the
same as last year; Chicago about eighteen
pounds heavier; Louisville seven pounds
heavier, and st. Louis twenty-five pounds
heavier. Interior points west of Indiana
show large increase in weights. Hogs con.
tinue of superior quality at all points. The
estimated packing off at all points, including
the six cities. indicate possible falling OF
in numbers for the eutire season amounting
to three fourths Of million.
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MRs. MoULroN AND BEEcHER.-Ne1c York,
January 20.-Mrs. Moulton has written to
Judge Var Colt, her counsel, asking whether
she Shall make any further effort at present
to vindicate herself from Mr.. Beechel's slam
der, or expose his wickedness before Church
council, or otherwise. Judge Van Colt re-
plies that he does not think it her duty to go
further, certainly rot just now. He predicts
that her truthfulness and Christian integrity
will be recognized by all the world before
this painful controversy ends. 1t now de-
wolves on the Congregational Church to de-
tcrmine whether its members can be driven
from its pale without hearing and trial,
and whether iniquity can be SO securely in.
treuched within its walls that any inquiry
cannot drag it forth to the light of day. Con,
gregatonalism itself is now on its trial, and
It remains to be proved whether it has enough
iron in its blood 10 continue to live.
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At Republican caucus of the Maine Legs-
lature delegates were selected to The Nation al
Republican Convention, and resolution
passed unanimously declaring that the Hon.
James &. Blaine is the choice of the Repub-
licans OF Maine for the presidency.
The New York Mail asserts positively that
the marriage OF Miss Clara Louise Kellogg
and Mr.. Bradish johnson Smith will take
place during Easter, but another paper an-
.nounces it as one Of the coming events Of
the Lenten season.
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FIRE AND EXPLOSION IN CoAr-SHAFr.-
Wflkesbarre, Pa, January 20.-YeSterday
morning a fire broke out in the Lehigh Val.
ley Company's prospect shaft, near this city:
An explosion o. gas followed, causing con.
siderable damage TO the mine. Owing to the
bursting of the water pipe the flames could
not be extinguished. Some of the men were
severely burned while attempting 10 do so.
The mine is COW being flooded with water
for tie purpose Of eXtinguishlng the IRE.
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The Ltquor Traffic rnauiry.

WAsHrsGTos, January 20.--The Senate
Finance Committee to-day agreed 20 report
favofably on Senator Howe's bin for the
appointment of commission on the sui ject
Of the alcoholic liquor tralic, and to recon-.
mend its passage, with certain amendments,
the most important being requirement that
fermented liquors aud the manufacture OF all
kinds of liquor shall be included among the
subjects of the proposed inquiry.
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FIRE AT BUFFALO, n. Y.-ByIalo, n. =,
January 20.-A disastrous incendlary IRE
broke out at 80 this morning in the large
four-story building, used as warehouse,
extending from No. 80 to No. Sc Pine street,
and through to Central wharf. Eighteen
hundred barrels of -four were spoiled, toge.
Their with 100000 slaves. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000 insurance, $4,000.
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weather Probabilities.

x
WASHINGTON, Janu airy 21.-For New Eng.
land and the Middle States, colder and partly
cloudy weather, with rising barometer and
northerly to westerly winds on the coast,
probably followed by easterly to southerly
winds and threatening weather in the last
named district.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or fair
weather, eisterly to southerly winds, high
barometer, and lower temperature in the
northern portion.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, January 2l..-The Levee Com
mittee have unanimously agreed to report Ia
yorably on the three-nilion bill. The distri-
button is as follows: Louisiana, S1,500,O 900;
Mississippi, S500,000; Arkansas, 100000; ;
Missouri, $500, 900.
The majority of the House Military Com.
mittee are opposed TO the reduction Of the
army.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec.
lions had desultory discussion this MORN
ing on Senator Morton's Mississippi resolu.
tons with no action.
A San Francisco dispatch announces the
death of William Harlan, only son of the
late Secretary of the Interior.
There was full Cabinet session to-day, at
which the Cuban question was the subject Of
discussion. Its consideration was not at
tended by any circumstance of unusual i'm
portance.
The editorisl party from Indiana visited
the President this morning, and were admit.
ted to the floor of the House to hear the Will
son eulogies.
A number of bids bearing fraudulent
stamps have been found in the Post.Ofhee
RDanartment. Over one hundred have been
recognized. They are mostly for Texas,
Arkansas, and Louisiana, and most or many
of them are In course of ful6lment.
The Committee on Appropriations OF the
House have reported adversely on the bi.
paving interest on the District of Colnm'ois
$3.50 bonds.
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MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

SEELEY's HARE. RUBBER TRUssEs-imperviou
to molsture-do no. chafe, soil, or rub;
ABDOMINAL sUPPoRTERs-improved patterns;
and back;
GARRETT'S SELF-ACTISG ELECTRIC DISKS, 70
the cure Of nervousness, weak back, &C.;
CARBoLIC MOUTH. WASH destroys the odor Of de-
cayed teeth and heals diseased gums;
SAPoSINE 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 I
sale by MEADE q BAhER,
jas Pharmacists, 9l9 Main street.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January 81 -Noon.-Stocks active
Money, 5. Gold, 113. Exchange-Long, 1851;
short, 4S9R. Governments active and strong
States dull and strong. ss n
Erening -Monly easy at 5. Sterling steady at
4S5k. Gold. l12E@113 Governments active aud
strong. States quiet and strong. m
BALTIMORE. .-Ef
BALTIMORE, Jauusry 2l.-Vrzinia 6's, peelers,
45s; consols, 6S4 West Virginias, 9. eOrth Caro-
lima Us, old, II; new, 8. Special tax, 2. Bid to-
dav.
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FIRE Greenfield, Mass, January 2O.-A
fire at Mlllers' Falls, Mass, last evening, de-
stroyed the portion of the Amidon Manu-
featuring Compauy's building used in the
manufacturing of children carriages. Loss
about $4,000; no insurance.
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Markets By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

=, S".,o
~" ioEh, na1uIol ~, a., ~ IN , natse,
l4oi bales at l3Cgl3 s 'to. Fiour urn WIN m0aes
rate inquiry; super western ana ststr' S4 ISV'
$40 southern Hour IN ialr reauest aha Il-
chaneeo. W neat luiel CLOSING neas5 fly ~ tor
hnavv md Io.sar. e2Ec for Western m ised: 64
se o ru ast"rn ve,iow latter for very choice
SS6f,o1c. for White western -: 64c. for white west
U.S su y,arn and Slate. 4saEoc
g1 ioi I iAsu "a State "A IN gnet
ior whte western ana oIate. NCneeEnio quneGs.
s1 nf Iuiet anu hIn rrnnen xsT6y nr ~ aU9g
Iatld. i 9s an ~ vnSydered Mo-
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DUY HENRY T. MILLER'S
ACME SHIRT
USEQUALLED IN FIT,
UNEQUALLKD IN STYLE,
UNEoUALLED IN QUALITY, and
USEoUALLED IN PRICE.
FINE SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALITY.
NO FIT, NO SALE.
The largest stock of GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS TO be found in the city.
HENRY T. MILLER,
915 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
n. B. Mr.. W. e. HowLE, formerly with Messrs.
T. j. Irving & Coz is with me, and will be pleased
to see his friends. de
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BOOIS, SHOES, &c.

IF YOU DESIRE TO SEE 3
i EOOTS and SHGkS Ct low prices calesaS
there you will find nearly all kinds and styles from
the c0arSest Mems BroganS to the finest Ladies'
French Kid Boots, and at prices to suit the times
and wants o. the people. TRUNKS and SATCH-
Ills, to. at very low prices. Now. call and look;
for Il will cost you nothing unless the low prices
should induce you 10 buy.
Repairing done neatly and with promptness.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Moon rises. $500. Ais Eyening.........:. : 2:2o
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 81 1875.
ARRIVED
Steamer Westoyer, Skinner. Baltimore, Iaerchan-
disc and passengers, L. 3. Tatum, agent.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norlois' mer"
chandise and passengers, L. b. Iatum, agens.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyaneke, Couch, New York, merchan.
disc aud passengers, G. w. Allen Z Co., agents.
disc and passengers, w. L. Porter, agent.
Schooner Sallie MaIr, Powell, Boston, coal, Cur
It's & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig M1i.ke tGer.l, Schwalthng, New York, JAM
Schooner Lille Falkenburg, Falhenburg, New
York, January 18Th.
Schooner Ii. z. uayens, Pearce, New York, jan
uary 18Th. -.
. MEMORANDA.
Bark Aeolus fNor.l, krogle, from Richmond, ar.
rived ut Rio de Janeiro on the 3Oths
Schooner Martha, Collins, from Richmond, u
Norfolk on The 20th. .... ..a
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Fields Cook ON the war.Pati1 in
phtla5ejDIofR.

PHILADELPHIA, January PA clerk Of the
Bingham House, in this city. was arraigned
to-day for violating the ciyii-rights law 10
refusing to give room to Fields Cook, pas.
tor of the colored Baptist church in Alexan-
dria. Va, the clerk saying the house was
full, and Cook asserting the contrary. The
clerk gave bail to answer.
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New TeIagrnnn Line.

Especial telegram 10 The U!spatchJ
PorNT PLEASANT, w VA, January 2l.-Tel-
egrapbic communication was opened to-day.
First through message over these wires.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 81, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT While. 900 hus heIs. Red, 500 bushels.
CORN White, l i 81 bushels. Mred, 1853 BUSH
els.
OATs.-2O bushels.
SALES.
= WHEAT White, 80 bushels very good at Sl.45 :;
10 bushels at S1.35; "a bushels prime at 81 At !;
80 bushels at $40: 70 bushels very good on pri-
Yate terms; 20 bushels ut 81 .25-toti $50 bushels.
Red 81 bushels fair at 81. 80; % bushels at sl.42:
l4S bushels at Sl.35; bushels at 81: 10; 6SS
Ut S1.37-tOa, S3s bushels. - s.rs~r
CORN White, 76 tusllels very good OF Sc;
42S bushels prime at &c., so bushels good at
55c.: $50 bushels ut 52c.-total, 744 bushels.
.Hired. 100 bushels on private terms; 20 bushels
very good at 55e; 394 bushels good at 50c.-total,
720 bushels. #'., H. '''
RE-EXHIBlTED.
CORN ired, 100 bushels.
~ REMARKS.
There was an Increase in the offerings OF grain Gu
Change to. day. Wheat Is In good demand, espe-
cialy good milling samples, and st.47 was openly
quoted for prime. This Is the first occasion since
the 4ih Of September which higher figure than
Sl.45 was recorded. 1t is no harm, however, now
TO say that it is not the first time since The 4th OF
September 1t was paid, for z. It. paid 1t several
times.
Corn in fair demand, but the SIC. Of Wednesday
was nowhere, and prime sold to- day at SIC.
Oats In large supply and light demand.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE "TlMgs" OK AMERICAN FINANCES.
LONDON. January 21.-The Times, in q
leading editorial on American finances, en-
dorses Senator Sberman's proposition look
ing 10 common unit for money and &C.
counts for the United States and Great Bril-
tain. The writer says: "America in re-
turning to specie-payments will almost enter
upon new phase of mon etary development.
A change in the American standard of value
will involve no serious shock to social and
commercial arrangements such as would
ensue upon an alteration in value OF the
British sovereign"
The Times thinks stbe proposition opens
no less prospect than the establishment Of
a common monetary system for all the Eug-
disappearing people, who by the end of this
century will probably rule or influence the
people Of the greater part Of the earth's sur
face, and monopolize even a large share Of
Its commerce.
ROUGH MISUNDERSTANDING LINES DOWN.
LONDON, January e1.-The weather is very
stormy and unpleasant throughout the
British islands. The telegraph lines are
Frustrated between London and Valencia,
and American messages are therefore sent by
way of Brcst and the French cable.
BANK PROPRIETOR ARRAIGNED FOR FRAUD, &C.
LONDON, January 2l.-Rchard Bonner
Oakley, proprietor of the Cooperative Credit
Bank, was arralgned to-day before the Lord
Mayor, and charged with fraud, false pre-
fences, and conspiracy. The prosecuting
counsel said the bank had received e40, 900
from the public in deposits and current ac.
counts. An execution was put into the bank
last Saturday, and there were found only
eleven shllings and eleven pence on hand.
On the same day lldy had paid 10 s700,
which was used to pay out the execution.
The Lord Mayor refused to take bail.
France.
ADDRESS By VICTOR HUGO.
PARIS, June 21.-Victor Hugo has issued
an address to the Senatorial delegates. He
axis them to found Democracy which shall
end foreign wars by arbitratons, civil war
by amnesty, and distress by education.
Spain.
MADRID, January 21.-The elections for
the Cortes are proceeding in an orderly
manner.
The Epoca, in an editorial on the financial
situation, urges the ministry TO re0"ganize
the national finances on a sound basis, aud
restrict public expenditures as much as pos.
sible.
Rome.
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2Q,-1Etastho FORK Columbus, o., January
wcr4 ,aIh persons in boarding house here
/. wa, ' ,Ss suddenly and seriously i'll, and
usi,rio ,u'0sht they had been poisoned by a
clan hSr servant; but prominent physi-
tsti,,, D :, "eeided The Illness was caused by
civ +. uNessed pork. Other persons 10 the
.nS t ne been similarly affected recently,
al da'e been traced to eating fresh pork
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IMPROVED MERCANTILE AGENCY,
j. VI. BRADSTREET & SON,
PRoPRiEToRS.

RICHMOND, January 20, 1876.
Mr.. II. C. BINGHAM has been appointed super.
in eudent of our Richmond oihce ptce Frank Fear,
Wnosa business relations cease with US this day.
IN 12IIk i. NJ. RRADSTkEFT Il son.
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ALBANY, N. Y, January 21.-The Oil re-
specting the Gray Nun amendment Aas pass.
ed the Assembly.
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lust RECEIVED A LOT OF NEWA
- PATTERN BED-LOUNGES and hne IN
LOR. CHAMBER. and DINING ROOM FURSI.
TURE that have ever kept, with all the lower
grades Of goods kent In frst-ciass house: mviee
fed that they are cheaper than any goods OF the
---'' E.GATHRIGHT,
ja3 .I6GOvernOr street
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FURNITURE.

:NEY STOCK OF FURNITURE ISM
W. large, comprising all the lates: styles for In
chamber, parlor aud dinlng-room. Wa!nutEff
DR. ssing-Case Suits, 800 to $3.50; Walnut.yoss
S71; stained, plain, $25 to $50; Parlor snlts yoo
10 5000; Cane and Wood Chairs; r MSssessg
and Repairing Goods carefully packed for ship
ment, Terms liberal. PRICES low. 49,, uroon
j. ID. GATEWOOD,
3l9 Broad street, between Third ana Four"'
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=; :,saN = sssnra. s1.asasass i s.4sasn
ron. Steel, Nails. DE,

From. Steel, Nails. kes
I sep: American refined, Old f,orntnfon. an0a
z I.lOc.H D. English and American sheet 4E9
hsrsesloss e. asass % So' Sgr az osos ese-
Gs aass Fl, nS9.aSsaao.s9 ner Reg.
"a n q. odsssags' Wholesale, 4kc retsil, &C.
aons: Vanilla. best, asa2sc.: int. exc.
sa.Eogl $50: rassac. sas s PeGha ian Rsseons
ssS srrl sssr q Raw soas ssS
fowdcrs snos. Etc. z<y
Psae1 roy s %p be 10, se' ss
kegs. se: blasting. ssqsssaa se kessess than I'VE
s ssaa sssta,:r9 9ksg Gag Of IS rs
LicoYice.
Lfso7ice Pnste.-J. c. 81 Co., 31c. n. r. az.
4: o. c. CSC. 4. & Co. 24c.; r. s., 25c.; ancaer.
27c.; A. e, g.. 2ac.: q. y G.Y CSC. ~
..g Lumber. staves. Etc;
Lsla6sr: White oak. 81 ESQ q I geo: Wes.ern
s35@S75 y / 900. Yalnv nine boards. siO6siS'
Pise sssss a espreas 2 ,shstS7
q o 900. Laths-spht, $3.50; sawed, s2ss2.2o 2
i'Ss n,.ss -wbIssev.barre, timber. green a1saoo
q 1860: seasones. ssoasss q 1000. -Four Flour.
barrel timber. $6IS750 ~ LOCO, -Four barrel
poles, s7@ss: hog,head hoops, no demand; hick-
Rayss.silxed cotton, shc.: white, 4@oc.; wool.
len. I&s2c.
Liquors, Wines, &c. ~.
Ale: Scotch, bes. brands, piBts, $21$2.16 n
dozen. gold.
Recfiasd Whiskeas: Market qaiet; proof, noni-
nal Oh $3.50. ~
Rye Waisksvs Medium, gl.0ozss2; pure old,
$2GlgA: VIRGINIA Mountain. new. S2tg*2.60s old
81. 50f3$3 so and upwards.
Gin Domestic, Sl.25hlS2: imported, % case.
Brandles Domestic, sI.25MS2 fruit 81 $50
$3.50: apple. new, $2.25@iS; Virginia peachs
s2.GS0S3.
Ram. New EGIanG. Sl,659y1 SO; JAMAICA
and Santa Cruz S44s6. -
ss nIill-Feed. . $3.50,
SaipStuG: 55c- n SnsHei. ~ g
BroDrStuS: 3GM35c. a busbe
Shorts. 25 "a ace. III busael. s .s..- -
Ehsdt Bran :: 2oGi25c. p bushei. "
Corn Fran lSM2Dc. 70 hnshcl.
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ls,',a n.iah! 5. Wofenbarger is appointed post
!sp ! ~ T; rye Cove, Scott county, piee VIII.
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ILLNESS of THE POPE

ILLNESS OF THE POPE.
LoSDoN, January 2l.-The Lancet says ::
" On Friday The Pope, after fatigulng recep.
TORS, complained OF being unwel and had
an epileptoid seizure, lasting forty minutes.
Since then he has been confined to his bed.
Though his health requires the doctors yigi.
liant care, the grave reports recently circu.
lated are groundlesS."
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DRICES REOUCED.-From this@
l. date win sell all Thick Winter Goods, ut -
such as Gen,lcmens Double-Sole Boots andEA,
Callers: Mems, Boys, and Youths Thick and Kip
Boots: Mems Brngans aud BalmoralS, al greatly re-
l,ced prices. All other kinds of goods, Tor ladies,
misses, boys, and children, at as low p'ices as sold
for ANYWHERE For good shoes and bar gains call on
JOHN G. PAGE, JR, Agent.
IN % 900 Main street between Ninth and Tenth.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Livestock sales report from January 18th 70
the 21st, 1876, reported by l.. Gimni, weIgh-
master: t- $50
Cdttle.-Common to medium, 157 head sold at 8 e
G4Ic.. gross: good to extra sold nj 5G &C., gross
theep.-4AG5 Ac., gross.
Hogs-SS mead sold at 9@9He., net.
YedlS.-Per bead, f5@9$10.
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.ILLON, Elicit 81 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF

NANUEACTUREHb llF
uIEDIAN ROCK ~ LIME,
have opened an office Ut 1898 Cary street tMchin-
ney & Dupuy'sl. Orders solicited.
LIME DEPOT. old stand, 1503 DOCK street.
Richmond, VA, October 8, 1870, oc6
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II CALL SPECIAL ATTEN- So
4 TION to my large and varied assort-@G4eS-S
ment of BOOTS and SHOES for gentlemen ladies,
misses, boys, and children; ladies' Grain Goat and
Foled Bamorals, $3.50; Calf and X 10 Bamoral,,
80: Calf and Kid Button, IS. 80; GentemenS
Fine Hand-Sewed Boots and Shoes.doqoie and
sin~le sole. W. p. w. TAYLOR,
A 10 Fourth and Broad streets.
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CI.esTHHNG.
TNHE DEAD ALIVE!
THE LOST FOUND!
BECHER Is HIMSELF AGAIN.

b. BECHER, THE CLOTIIIER,"
has reopened his elegant establishment, and is now
ready 70 serve his numerous friends and the public
generally with any and everything usually found
IN q frst-cltsS
CLOTHING AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ESTABLISHMENT,
at l403 Main street. Richmond, Va.
Tjt 10 lml
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n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
~ SURANCE AGENTS, 1o14 MAIN sTREE7i

RICHMOND, VA, represel LIng IuS ,,,,,r W. ,,I
NORTH BRITISH AND MEhCANILiIE, ,5 AZ
6urch .England-capital,S 81 =, oo0.e0o gold:
AM .AZON INSURANCE C0MpoANf' or CaaSLs,
natl .Ohjo-assets over ii, 100000 go: ~,~,
iNHATTAE FIRE INSURANCE COnPA
NJ. Of New Yers-assets over aboo cog
LYNCHBURG insurance. AND Ban kd LIZ.
rt5MPASY, OF Lynchburg, ya-SsssS oYG
S1 ATT aSric INSURANCE C0 or o
Rrookiyn, i. Y.-assets over s3p0,9SU:
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PORTSMOUTH, INsuRASaGsGG s S1MFAst = =
ns, ssd With the Treasurer OF Virginia, g!oo,
oaG. Loses equltably adjusted and premptg pat
nj this ageucy Applications scnclteQ, anu =.
date attention Given tseSetes ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-22
COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
JANUARY 81, 1876.
The offerings at auction on Change to-day were
SO packages, If which 90 packages were sold at
prices ranging from $50 to 1880. Bids on SO
packages rejected.
The breaks to-day were 81 hogsheads and
ticrccs. Market dull and breaks poor.
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T CALL PARTICULAR ATrEN. assB
CALF, GOAT, FOXED, and LASTING6 ~
SHOES at $3.50; FOXuD, GOAT. and WV :,
LASTING BUTTON-BOOTS for 81 GESItE-
and my line of TRUNKS, VALlSES, SATCHhLS,
BAGS, OVER-GAITERS. &c. j. A. GRlGG,
de "a Tenth and Main streets.