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N1. II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir-I will most cheerfuly add my testi-
mouy 10 the great number you have already re.
ceived in favor Of your great and good medicine,
yEGETISE, for do lot think enough can be said in
its praise Tor troubl ed over thirty Years with
that dreadful disease Catarrh, and had such bad
coughing spells that 1t would seem as though
would never breathe any more, and yEGETINE has
cured me and do feel to thank God all the time
that there Is so good medicine as VEGETINE, and
also think it one Of the best medicines for coughs
and weak, sinking feelings at the stomach, and ad-
wise every body to take the yEGETISE. for can as
sure them IL is one of the best medicines that eyer
was. MIS-. J.. 1oRE,
corner Magazine and Walnut streets,
Cambridge, Mass.
VEG ETINE is sold by all druggists. ia S-S&W2t
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RICHMOND AND DANN1LLE RAILROAD CoMPiyil
z. RICHMOND, VA, December 10, 1875. 81
CCEEDIIT9Et OFF sTRAINS:ATRAIEN Mo-;

dc III zs-asfg A. DRAW, SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND AND DANE1LLE RALRoAD CoMpiyil
5 - 4,s;'@ RICHMOND. Va, December IL, lS7bs 81
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. TEAM Mo-.
souTasa .HaSes sioanond az "a ;iesyss
BurkeyIile a g. An; a: Mi y, Ieanss Pnpdss a:ya
NJ. arrives at Charlotte at 9:I5 r. N.
TRAIN No. ANEW YORK AND. NEW 0Gv
5a5 A. III: leaves Airline junction At; 6:2H a..
81. leaves Salisbury at $50 ~; Leaves Greene
boro a, 1U:Ss F d. ieages panyi!is o. lSa
Vile at 6:5l i. M.sarrtyes in Richmond Ut 8:86
" EsnsSa i NE 4l
at Burkerille AZ 2.36 g.M. leaves BnrkeyilIe At
2 r. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg at $40 z, M
No tickets points hey ond burkeViile VIII pe 500
y FRA No. s.-BuRgrynLR AccoaMop1TroSs
Y sgrksyte at
the Chesap eaKe and Ohio railroad. s... s..,.
trains to and from RALEIGH and Goidsboro,::
The thrcuahS trains connect NJ RichmonasnaD gn.
dee with trains on the Rishmond; E5sseraskspWg i
gtnia Midland and Great southern rai!rgtd, 70 snq
from Washington, Baltimore, Phliadslp n,es sad
Trains Nos. s. and 4 connect at Charlotte With
trains on The Afsnta and Richrond All Line MI.
road 10 and from Greeuyille. AtlaniE, Monty
western points, mud with the Charlotte, Columbia
and Atlanta railroad for Columbia, Augusta 6ayau.
Train No. connects as Burkaytlle With the As
ranttc, Mississippi and Ohio rafroacs from
burg, ChstianooRa, and al southwestern p0tnts:
Tickets sold 10 all ssotithern and ss0athwe6torN
points, and baggage check ed through. ~:
UnbrokeD gauge from ktehnend. 70 New oPieana
Pullman sleepers run on ali III dht Trains. 5s
Local tiokets are good only fof continuous Yass
sage 10 the points named onsthe ticket no jaye
go e'-sS'-e r. u, b. TALCOTTss
ss9 81 = ,ssg General Superinfendent.
JoH&, r. MACMCaDo. General Passenger 4genft
y del 81 ~ ~ y
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IHE PRESIDENTS SALARY.-The old bill
1'YA'hg 10 reduction OF the Presidents
H.IIy Was introduced in the Senate to-day
.: WI; wright Of Iowa. 1t provides that
M ,; March 4, 1877, the salary Of the Execu-
1--WE oe twenty-five thousand dollars per an
~ a1m d.. such bill will undoubtedly be pass
e gu 'H's session. Baltimore Sun Washing.
!yr sFsctu!.
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Ohio Legislature.

Prosecution Of Whiskey Frauds I'm
Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA, January Z. -Internal.R
nue. Supervisor Tuition has received lnstruc'
tons from Secretary BristoW TO proceed TO
Chicago to superintend the trials arising from
the seizures of distilleries made by him Ia
that city in May last. The trials will COM
mence on Tuesday next. and involve the for
fixture of large amount of property and
the trial of over thirty persons, who have
already been indicted. The cases are to DC
prosecuted vigorously, as no promise or un.
derstandipe has been or will be made look.
ing TO the compromise of any of them.
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,.r sn.t''E o. : IovsG LADY.-PAilodelphia,
1 sSs Miss Caroline Johnson, a young
. .|'' VI wealth, residing at 1902 Chestnut
49,, u thls city, committed suicide by
~. 80 poison last night. Her brother com.
: .,as. suicide last summer by jumping from
Iu,, '| 1-l>p o. the Delaware river, having
'''' 'v'aFasd from Europe.
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NEW GOODS.
30 DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS, from
New York auction, to be closed out atless than
cost OF importation:
Es,,e TEA nnd TOILET SETS; HARLEQUIN
TEA and COFFEE SETS; RICH DESSERT
SETS: WHITE CHINA TEA and DINNER
SETS, very low. $50 - ;,
French Coffee Machines, Walnut Backing Eases,
waIi. Pockets Brackets, Towel. Racks, Corner Gnp-
hoard. F1ower, Pot stanasand Tables fsszn e1 MP;
cna1.yases and Hoas, Plate Warmers, and Fire
se,s. Also fun lima fof Eency and Staple Goods
s,,ifas,e 10 the wants of the Wholesale and retai
800 ~ ,n,,est rates. 5s. e. B. TAYLOR.
IA 1ell Main street. opposite post
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H.o. y AhisTaAs IN The GREEK CHURCH,,
tsrysd ~. "E. January G.-To.day being OBJ
Ne 'su az Christmas in the Greek Church,
t,sn '. .s, was duly celebrated by the Rus
<aryi 1oU Greek residents In this city, and
On sse' were held in The Russo reek chapel,
VI Second avenue. - : r..
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- rI4'tSL'DE AT lsLE demonstrating
~, ~ r, LUsF7- FariS, January 6.-The Presse
se6a teT"ed Information OF a terrible land
ST. ', ~ .,' We is!e Rtuuion on December 18th.
;r,"33 ''"o persons were killed and many in
.lrlr V buildings and plantations were de-
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ST. LOUIS.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STAT sMEl

NEW YORK., January 7,-Net receipts at all
IJuileC States porte during the week, 139,6Ss
bales: same week last year. s0420 bales; total to
date, 2.4S2,23S. bales; 10 same date last year.
22O5,9S2 bales. Exports for the week, 1913, 422
bales same week last year, 1880 bales; total 10
date, 1854, 6Sl bales; TO same date last year,
l,l26.S43 bales. Stock at all United States ports
795, 1870 bales last year. S42474 bales. Stock at
an Interior towns, l30,204 bales last year, 1927
los bales Stock Mt Liverpool, $50 600 bales; last
year, 10000 bales. Stock of American cotton
afioat for Great Britain, 299 900 bales; last year.
$4,000 bales. ft.A's
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Fires.

CHICAGO, January THE Gardner House,
ia this city, was destroyed by fire this morn.
ing. The loss Is estimated at thlrty.elght
thousand dollars. The hotel was owned oY
c. Fl. Ganbert. 1t was the resort OF the
weather. class of boarders, and was timely
equipped. The loss is fully covered oy IN
surance. ---~'--1-------r ~,
LENNoxvILLE, CANADA, January Tine
Bishops College was burned last night. Inc
grammer school, chapel, and pfinclpaps dwell
Ing. were saved. The library was ABOUT nail
consumed,
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January 7-Noo7l.-Stocks dull but
strong. Money, 8. Gold, 112A. kxchange-Lopg,
492E; short, 1881. Governments dull but steady.
States quiet.
Euenlng Money offered at 6. Sterling quiet at
4S5. Gold, 112I0ll3. Governments dull but
strong. States quiet and steady.
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.j,nna. DsAz!LlAs CABLE REPAIRED. Lisbon,
and p,:. o.-Ihe caole connecting Portugal
byesi D, n". has already been repaired. The
and ns occurred near the island OF Madeira,
-" Was occlsloned by a violent storm.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
: OFFERINGS.

$50 RICHMOND, January z, 1875.
#isR OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White bushels. Red. bushels
CORN White, 900 bushels. Hired, 81 0 bushels.
OATs.-l14 bus hes.
PEAs.-66 bushels. .-
BEANS-1S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, bushels at $1.12. ~
CoRN.-White, 80 bushels at 55c.; SO bushels
very good at 55c. 6S bushels prime at 57o.-total,
1874 bushels. NtIed, 210 bushels at $50. p 4
OA1S.-9S bushels good at 52c.
PEAS.-10 bushels at S1.25; Sc bushels at
S1.30-totai, 66 bushels.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
OATs-5O bushels
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RICHMOND, January 2, 1876.
The breaks to-day were 90 hogsheads, 2 tierces,
and boxes. tt.,ga gsa .G .1ti..
The offeringsat auction on Change to-day were 43
packages, Of which "a we're sold at prices ranging
from So TO $40. Bids on l9 packages rejected.
LOOSE ToBACCe.-The. quantity of loose tobacco
sold In the city of Richmond since the lst IN
slant is 1896 pounds. The prices are: Luss,
S3Ms4; short leaf, s5@46; good leaf, S6@sl1.
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yeners.aso E CAPrAis ions 8. TiLpgN.-This
CITIZEN a. ~ known, and higbiy.esteemed
o'c!oct. a last evening q little before s.
Ly,ciy,, ,a aS go about seyenty.foug years.-
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q 4 rH
Latest News from Washingtol.
xLVTH CONGRESS- First Session.
us eAsHisaros, Jan t,ary 4. 1a7e

A ~, CONGRESS- First Session.
AsHisaros, January Il, 1876, b
SENATE. |. S3:1.ss..
10 the Senate to-day the COMMITTEES on
Gains reported nd rerseip on the bill for the
fe,ssi Oh y olson Day, effNew Orleans.
were presented asking for the refundinp Of
cotton taxes; the construction oe national
ieYees for the reclamation of ailuyiat lands
on the Mississippi river. .'s
Mr.. Gordon presented memorial OF the
Grocefs' Association Of Atlants, Ga, against
the restoration of the tax on tea and coffee.
After an executive session the Senate adj.
journed to Monday. ,.s
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
No session to-day.
Combinations.
WASHINGTON, January THE following
are among the confirmstions blythe Senate
to-day: Seward, minister to China Merrill.
minister to Belgium; Carpenter, second
controller. - 81 q
Committee Affairs.
WASHINGTON, January THE Postal
Committee Of the House will vote Tuesday
on the bill reducing the postage on neWspa-
pers and third.cIass matter. .3 III
The members Of the House Committee on
Foreign Relations called at the Executive
mansion to-day and paid their respects to
President Grant.
The Ways and Means Committee will pay
their respects tomorrow.
DR.. }. P. Hambleton, of Georgia, has been
elected clerk of the Ways and Means Conn
mittee. stt5 ~ =: 6
The House Committee on Appropriations
hold a limo oocsfnrn fh,u toffa 10
Military Academy appropriation bill, and
completed 1t for report to the House next
Monday. The total amount of the bill is re-
duced about $4,000 from last year-S32c,-
900. The pension appropriation bill was also
finished, and will be reported to the House
by Mr.. Atkins, Of Tennessee ian Exon
federate). No reduction was made from the
Department estimates for this bill, its amount
being $4,000 900.
Representative Halls bill, now before the
Committee on Commerce, provides " that
no owner, agent, master, or consignee Of
any ship or vessel duly registered or en-.
rolled shall, by virtue Of the laws of any
State, be compelled to take, employ, or pay
a pilot, not voluntarily employed, on enter
ing or departing from any port or harbor, or
entering, passing through, or leaving any
channel, passage, or strait, within the waters
of the United States"
/. Colonel B. W. Frobel, of Georgia, chair
man of the canal committee appointed by
the National Board of Transportation and
Commerce, has arrived here, and will meet
the other members of the committee, VINO
are to present to Congress the action Of the
convention at Chicago last December, and
urge the construction of the Water-lines re-
commended by the Senate Committee on
Transportation Routes.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, January For New Eng.
land and the Middle States, partly cloudy
weather and Slight rise in temperature,
southeast to southwest winds, and slowly
falling barometer - -. ~ : Z
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CLOTHING.


IOHN LATOUCHE, "a
NO. OFT MAIN STREET, Mn
has his stock in excellent der well assort-
ed, and calls attention TO his
. '->-- BUSINESS SUlTINGS; -
fifty new styles, and offered yer low.
FINE DRESS. BEAYERS-
imported fabrics, various shades, ana superb
ASSORTED OVERC oATINGs,
new styles made up according 70 toe Aisst report
and moneys worth guaranteed.
Cali and examine at 81 2 Main street ae g q. :,
ipUY HENRY T. MILLRR'S
ACME SHIRT
USEouALLEp IN FIT, q s :i.s55
sUSEeuALLED IN STYLE, /. (.
s UsEQUALLEo IN QUnITY, and 81
usHouALLED IN PRICE. 3.
FINE SHIRTS TO ORDER A.sPEcIaALTY..s
NO FIT, NC. SALE
The largest stock Of GENTBEMENs FUR
NfsHING GOODS 70 be found In the city. ;ss
5 ~ ,:s5 HENRY y, MILLER,
SlS Main street, between Nfnth and Tenth
". b. Mr.W. 81. HewLE, formerly sith Aaessr 8:
m ssa f,Is fflsi,ds. g 8 de 8
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v,rv q iEka IN Ono. Columbus, o., JAM
lption I'D the House this afternoon reso-
dent LENT ,eonoeinniDg the third term for Presi-@
Vote. " az adopted With blI twenty negative
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Livestock sales report from January LIST to
the 7lh, 1876, reported by l.. Gimmi, weigh
master:
@3Ac. gross; good to extra sold at 6@6Sc., gross.
Sheep.-4@5kc., gross. .ss-
Hogs..2s5 head Sold at ss@9Hc., net; very e1-
ira, Ice. =. +
TenLs.-Per head, s50Ss. ryr F
Mich co. os.-Per head, S25@S50.
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POLITICAL.
Kentucky Senatorship,

} FRANKFORT, January Tin the State lie.
gislature hot fight Is in progress for United
States senator. Dir. Stephenson the present
incumbenD, Ex-Governor Leslie, Hon. j. b.
Beck, John s. Williams, and Isaac Cald-
we'll are the aspirants.
Texas GubernafOrIaI Nomination..
GALVESTON, January THE Democratic
State Convention met to-day and renomi.
mated Richard Coke for Governor. r. b.
Hubbard was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor.
Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, January Among the bills
introduced in the Legislature today is one
making forcibIe entry into corn.crlbs and
poultry.yards burglary.
A resolution was introduced requesting
President Grant to dismiss his relatives from
offices held by them and appoint Union SOL
diers in their places.
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TEN YEARS AGO
MEssRs. GEORGE P. RowELL s co.
established their
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NEW YORK CITY.
Five years ago they absorbed the business con-
Quoted by Mr.. JOHN HOOPER, WHO was the first to
O into this kind Of enterprise. Now they have the
satisfaction Of controlling the most extensive and
complete advertising connection which has ever
been secured, and one which would be hardly pos"
sible In any other country but this They have sue
ceeded in working down a complex business into SO
thoroughly systematic method that no change in
the newspaper system of America caa escape
notice, while the widest upon all topics
to interesting advertisers Is placed readily at the
disposal of the pahic.-Es0 York Times, June a.
1878. de 2s-am
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RLDDOMINIoN STEAMSHIP @EFs
" COMPANY. ssa.xlf
FOR NEW YORK.

Tbs company win dispatch one Of tbesH splendid
DOMINION, WYASDkE ISAAC
BELL. kICHMOSD, and GEORGE w. ELDER.
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDhHath ,gh
water. 80 sss1z-t ssf-
These ships ARE entirely nav, and were Safitez-
pressly for this route. ~ siYy SIS ~
They hare splendid saloons, state-rooms, aIdbath-
rooms. t5s,sfss y z
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are nm
Goods shipped BY this line are landed regularly
at New York on the companys covered pierTt31
Erelghts Tor points beyond New York forwares d
with Dispatch. and no charge made except aetna
expenses incurred. 90 s,S}i,iEs
Freight received until p. NJ. daily. $500
For further Information apply to
GEORGE WALL EN- Dc CO., Agents, W
my.19i ostce Company'5 whlrVeS. Rocsetfs.-
DHILA DEL H Ia, RICH. u%NM
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sSa2d&
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
,WEEK.-UntA further notice tile steamers of this
line wills leave Philadelphia every T tuesday, and
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
Freight taken Mt low rates for all parts Of New Z
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-s
dsnce and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp ria, Red Star and American steamship lines,
and bills OF lading signed through. !.
2425 Deck street, Richmond. 5
NH IL BE. 10 South W harves. Philadelphia.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YoRK; January q. 7ces,cn daal;; saIss 9
a as eaSsr
spaaos & eRolaa e I sa
winter REQ western; $1.04 for No. 4 New
YORK Inspection winter RED gsste IN cSs
&c. for e yellow; Csc. for migrated yellow;
a0f m 10 Gid
GAS more active: 15g4sc- fer mixed western and
s:rs saa sissay r asod
TsSios sSF aS
with moderate demand ar5o@eoe; Rice quiet and
turpentine quiet. Fork dull; uninspected new,
$20-7O@S2i. Lard heavy; prime, IL 1890 2Kc.
" hlsSey without decided change at$l.11a@sl.l2.
- BALTIMORE
( BhTINoRE, January Flour dull and nm
ehang ao Mhea firm nd Pen ~ red slbs9
Southern While, new $50 soc; ye:iow. new $50
sTO Prov roaad lots, nothlas doing; orders
fairly active. Pork, jobbing. $3.50. Bulk-meats
3 clear ea FS laA
Whiskey-sal.l 2 asked, VI II bid. Sugar firm but
not quotably higher.
CINCINNATI
CrNcINSATI, January 7.-Flonr duh and un-
changed. Wheat dull and nominal: Corn easier.
steady aud firm at $50, spot. Lard steady with fair
demand; steam. 1870; kettle, i34c. Bulk-meats
inactive clear rib-sfdes. IL &C.: Cumberland mid
easier shoulders, sSsU9e.: clear rib-siaes, 11Ae;
key-Demand fair and firm az sl.os. Butter dull
eood aq paeflss fs sss ana ecep sS
head; Shipments, $40 head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE January 7-Flour steady and
unchanged Wheat in fair demand and firm at 90
@Sl.l5. Corn-Demand fur and firm at 45@47c.
Oats and rye steady and unchanged. PROVISIONS IN
changed. Pork nominal. Bulk-meats In strong de-
Sides lO7sc.-all partly cured; fully cured is &c.
higher. Bacon steady and unchanged. Hams-Su-
gar. cured, 14k915c. Lai ID and whiSkey quiet and
unchanged. Bagging quiet and unchanged.
sT.LOUIs.
ST. LOUIS, January 7.-Flour-Demands slightly
improved; prices unchanged, Wheat strong, high,
req fall, 81. 80 bid Corn active, frner, and high.
er; No. q mixed. 394@39hc.s Oats easier; No,
q, 35hc. Rye dull and lower to sell; 64hc: bid
Barley In good demand at full prices for higher
grades strictly. pr: me to fancy northern; sl.15G
s1.30. Pork frmer. lat S1e.60@Sl9.75. Larc
firmer: advance asked, none established; held al
l24c. Bulk-meats frmer and In advancing ten.
dency; shoulders, &c. ,ciear rib. 10@l0Hc. .clea1
sides, l0A@l orc. Bacon strong and higher;
shoulders &c. cIear-rib and clear sides, 11H@l2c
Green meats stronger. Whiskey quiet anu un'
at Live hogs and astGe
$3.50. Cattle slow and unchanged, tl..E ~,
Receipts.-f hour, $500 barrels; wheat, 5000
bushels corn. 10000 bushels; oats. $500 bush
els barley, 1000 bushels; hogs, 4,4O0 head; cat
a cs.G 81 rs ~
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GROCERIES, &c.

GROCERIES, c. 49,.
NEW CROP.
just received, the largest, cheapest and best as
% '.-''A' " GUNPowDER,-
YOUNG: HYSON, III
S SSSiISS 9SSs;s sARfss
THEA:NECTER TEAS
eornEs eysE Ss0Sfhs E sSss s.S TEA assl
q ORANGE PEK6E ooLONG TEA at ST.;
and others as cheapin proportion a. the VirEnG
Tea and Coffee Store, corner van ang GSsnlh
s' "a Sim * .G -, PTopEietor.
FNGLIsH PICKLES, MUSTARD, and
II SAUCE, receiving from steamship Nova
Scotan,p direct from Messrs. Crosse and Black
' ENGLISH PICKLES, assorted, packed in quart
a9 ESpG 1nLt ISL DURHAM MUSTARD in pounds and
hI ESPGIiSR Pv saucE, LEA PERKINS, woR.
CEsTERsHIkEn genuine sauce, In quart and pint
00ttles' ZOE sag ~ DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
ID c. RITTER,
having taken the old stand Of P. August, No. 90
east Broad street, has opened select III s.. !.
nuSlic generally His stock WIN consist OF
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
TEAs,sFI LIQUORS.
6 SioERt caiEWiNG AND SMOKING
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
HAY, CURN, OATS, 4
MILL-FEED, LIME, &C., SC. ~,
Having purchased bis stock OF GOODS Ior CASH. VIII
offer great Inducements to buyers, such IS the naro
times demand Gail and give him trial
Highest CASH market prices paid ZOE country
pr0duceof all kinds: - - Z. oe ss.sm
EREsH CANTON PRESERVED GIN
IL GER.-5o cases just recaiyed direct from
China, Of superior quality. Also, ENGLISH
BREAKFAST and GREEN TEAS OF the choicest
grades imported direct and for sale by
del M BAVENPoRT&M oRRIss
FLoU B. a.
We are now prepared to fill orders for the ceie-
brated &c BUNL0Ps. y FAMILY FLouR-new.
500 s bETs ntaaasaNdE R9FEa sdPskss
au1 : = : ! - ROGERS & McGANCE,
e.aa.ss Fourteenth street below Cary.
nAVENPORT & MORRIS, e.
~ 49, SEVENTEENTH STREET
REFINED SUGARS SIjei r. An AND sYRUPs
y - ~ of ali grades;
FIoTR, FISH, SALT.
and all leading articles OF tie GR0CERY TRADES
Use 22I s33.s5 q &; Il,
| WIRES, Lz<aBOEss, EsBAUG9, 6c.
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Weather PROBABILITIES.

Gro yaGnaf sss Fer sr New mug
southeast to southwest winds, and slowly
falling barometer. i
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
clear or fair weather, stationary or rising
temperature, easterly to southerly winds,
and falling barometer during Saturday.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATeima
" COMPANY. asssSs4iSSk

WINTER SCHEDULE.
FOB NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
a. ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
On and after TUESDAY, October S. 1875, thi q
Company's fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYL:
yESTER, Captain j. a. Posi-, carrying United
States mail, WIZ leave her wharf R f FOR
above-Ramed points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS at $50 A. III. gtIlA ra.Esg
Passengers make sure connections With Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia. and New
York. -. j -l.r-z.,-% =, r rEs .
FARE To NORFOLK AND RE-
r5ls 81 h;imoi:....,....... s soo
Fare 70 EhiIaseiGhIa. s &c
Fare 10 New York. Id on
Tickets for sale on steamers, al CARRIER j. 20. g
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel,
and baggage checked through. Freight received
daily. for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmoath, and
regular landings on James river from A. ID 70
,6'P. NJ, at reasonable rates. = - -.
Freight for way-landiugs must be prepaid. 3,
l.. b. TATUM. General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf. Rockets; branch ONCE
at W. ID. Blair & Co.'s, No. 903 Main street, ~
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EOR BALTIMORE. ,ssNs
80 POWHATAN sT LINE
--ss FOR 2j's.t5t t'Hfsf
- THROUGH FREIGHT.
NOTRAN SFEkr RETW ZEN RICHMOND AND

NO D@CKAGE CHARGED.
The new aud fast iron steamers SHIRLEY ano
MISSIONER, OF this line, leave their new pier, In
the Dock, foot OF Twenty second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY. MORNINGS at
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON az 2
o'clock, for Baltimore making close connectio1s al
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad Tor
all points west and northwest; also. with Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and Canada.
Through bills sigled 70. Baltimore and, ali points
West and rates guaranteed as low as by any other
line. Apply to L.B:TAroM. AGENT
Offices fwenty.second and Dock streets and No.
9O3 Main street. oc 81
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

VEG ETINE is sold by all druggists. ia s-s&y
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

livery, Berrien county Mich, July 10, IL
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

II I~-A III OII 11I/s !"
OATs.-5O bushels.
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ALL TRAlNS IeayInR eterouurB VIII stuTt 11vnI
A ge sI Nspos' a.. SHAW. Superintendent.