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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

Wilder Gates left for Chicago this morning
and while In there will probably try 10 &c,
up a walking match with 0'Leary.-iurorl
kers.
One Of the feats In which most of the walk.
lists Of the asy agnally fail and which II
would be well for them to practice, is that OF
walking up to the counter and paying their
hotel and printing Hills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

Jolie, had several blazes during the pas.
week. One occurred on Sunday night on
Chicago street north Of Cass, and destroyed
two buildings owned by John Gleason. Same
night large two story frame house near Car
penter & Msrshs elevator was destroyed BY
FIRE On Wednesday morning fire was dis
covered ia the rear of Browns drug store
which destroyed that and six adjoining build
ings- Loss forty to sfty thousand dollars.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

Why should the republicans be so anxious
10 prove PendletoD, Henderson and other
d,mDcrais IS big thieves as Belknsps Judg.
ing by New Hampshire, the sures: way to 10.
sure the success Of the democrats would be TO
prove their candidate thief
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

Belknap, by his disgusting assumptions OF
authority, having driven Gen. Sherman with
his army headquarters to st. Louis, now that
Belknap is out Of the way, and the new Sec
rotary, Taft, is anxious to abdicste the func.
tions which Belknap usurped, Gen. Sherman
IS getting ready to move back 10 Washing.
ton, and to resume the full exercise Of the
functions of his position.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

At Tuftville, Conn, on Monday, five men
were drowned by the washing away OF dam
enbankment which they were at work upon
to strengthen it. 5000 to 6,O0O mill opera,
tives have been thrown out of work by the
stoppage of mills at Worcester and all along
the Shlckle river.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

are being sacrificed or crucifed tor no good
purpose If the sexes be educated together,
under Judicious supervision and wise direc
ton, 1t will be safeguard to both and every
way better for all concerned.
Utica, March 80. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

CRY CLERK.-Mayor Lynch has done himse
honor and the city substantial service by fllinS
the vacancy IN the city clerkship by the appoin
mcnt of Geo W. Ravens TO that position. Nj.
Ravens Is not only eminently competent OUT r.
i. man whose integrity is above suspicion, an"
whose means and position place MIN even aooN'
the reach of such temptation ss that to whi''.
the late clerk fell a victim.
Then the appointment Of Mr.. Ravens was u
act Of justice to the German element Of ourpof
ulation, which, in the distribution of city oiiee'
had hitherto been virtually ignored. Ana NJ
anpointment is also graceful recognition o'
Mr. Lynch, o. the non partisan character oil u
support he got for the Office OF Mayor, his VO,,'
coming about equally from both parties-A'
Ravens being republican. 1t is good a.
poiu,ment, and the council no doubt VIII r''1
liz ronfirm IL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

NEW Mrsrc-"They say there's iAnu -. = g q
Ocean" Words and Music by VIII . i"ou
son. 4 beautiful song, with chorus
gathering shells from the seashore' SOS
and chorus by same composer. For guitar an
piano. This song has attained an extraordinary
popularity. so that il is almost impossible l.
sss,, M with the demand. Published by W. J.
Thonps,n & Co. Fast Liverpool, Ohio. - & -
cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

The government expenses incurred in the
whisky trials in ST. Louis amounted to SOS,
6o4.45, If which $4,000 were attorneys fees
Henderson, the dismissed attorney, receiving
$4,000, the petit jury getting $lO37l IS
grand jury nearly $4,000, and Witnesses near
ly 5000. Uncle sam pays literally
rake Gazette.
The government expenses Incurred IN
not having any whisky trial at 81. Louis
from 1871 to 1875, are estimated TO have
ar iounted 10 $1,000 900, the amount the ring
E. de during that time. ...l. .....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

The FREE TRLDrR snd Chicsgo weabl, J.
J.s,, one wear, Tor s3lt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01
iNGALLs.

Proofs Of stupendous stealing are looming
up against ingalls,, the man who made Mrs.
Grant present of $250O watch and got
Melgs's place as quartermaster general in re-
turn. Ingalls, was chief quar,ermastcr for the
army of the Potomac and his stealings are
said to date from 1861 and have been contin-
ued, for aught that is known, to this day. His
style was, to sell the government oats, hay,
corn, &c, by short weight and to sell the
same articles over and over. His robberies
were brought to Stanton's attention IN 1853
by the confessions Of two captains in the
quartermaster's department Their story, as
the documents attest, was submitted to Secre.
tary Stanton IN 1864, and with the knowledge
and consent of Gen. Grant, was buried in the
war department.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01
BELKNAP.

The proofs against Belknap are now SAID to
be complete, and the presentation of the artl
cles of impeachment by the house and The
commencement of his trial by the senate are
only delayed to await the return of Gen.
Meigs, who is expected TO close some links of
evidence In the soldier monument business.
II appears that, after any great battle it was
the custom to let the job of burying the dead
to contractors at $50 body. The contract
ors would dig immense bitches, and not find
ing bodies enough to fill them, would pile in
the bones of dead mules and horses TO swell
the number and their income, and gravestones
were erected over these bones at the rate of
so much per mule.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01
SCHESCK.

than it was likely TO draw out in year.
sCHENCK
Minister Schenck on Tuesday appeaie
before the foreign affairs committee to e,
plain his connection with the Emma Min
swindle and 10 "vindicate" himself. Hi
story, told with good deal of circunlocr
ton, is in substance, that while IN London h
was persuaded by one Park to purchase $50
600 worth of the Emma Mine stock and to b
one of the directors of the company, (Which
he soon after, however, resigned) That Parl
guaranteed him dividend OF 9 per cent
month on his stock, and also bound himsel
at any time to take it off his hands at par
In other words, Schenck was to have tn
stock for nothing and hold it only as long a
it paid dividends. 1t paid the two per CEN
for few months, then fell off to one per cent
ana then to nothing. Schenck insists that h
paid for the stock and never enforced tn
agreement with Park to take it back, so tina
he (Schenck) was in reality u heavy loser b.
the speculation. He maintains, however, tina
the mine Is not swindle, but is valuable
and If properly worked would yet prove IL
crative; and says the parties IN Englan'
owning the stock do not feel as if they hat
been defrauded, but are raising this hula
baloo to Brighten somebody. "Schenck," a
contemporary remarks on his evidence, ZAP
pears to be in the awkward position where t
escape conviction as knave, he must prov
himself fool
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01
From Washington.
NOBESOy.


There has been no doubt for long time
that, as between Robson and Belknap, the
former was by odds the bigger thief and the
more deserving of mpeachinent and has only
escaped thus far because he WIS more skill
fui in covering his tracks. 1t is believed,
however, that lightning has struck Robson
at last There has been plenty of newspaper
talk tor year or two about Robeson's ad
vancing over million to save the tottering
house of Cooke, McCulloch & Co, in London,
but the difficulty hitherto has been to prove
the corrupt motive ut the bottom OF that curl
Gus financial maneuvre. The proof Is now
said to be at hand-abundant and conclusive.
1t comes in the shape Of bundle OF tele-
grams that have been dug up BY the com,
mittees examination of the affairs OF Jay
Cooke e. Go. as bankrupts in Washington
city. Cooke & Co. we're IN the real estate
pool. Hitherto Robeson's pretense has been
that the 81 10000 were sent to Cooke, Nc
Culloch & Co. in London few days before
the great Jay Cooke failure, because they
were the government naval agents in Eng
land and to meet certain demands soon to
accrue there. 1t now turns out that the
money was sent solely to save that branch of
the big Jay Cooke ring-solely 10 prevent a
smash up of the Washington real estate ring.
Al the very time kobeson sent these $3.50 ,0Jo,-
600 to Cooke, McCulloch s. Co. IN London
the government had already 81 100000 to its
q 4
than it was likely TO draw out in year
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01
BILL KING.

The vlr,uoss Bill King, the Minneso
congressman who handled 100000 of II
Pacific Mail swag, and who was about TO
expelled from the house, has made good h
escape from a position that was growing u
pleasant, by resigning, ION account of Il
pressure of private business"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

The on Monday, by the strong vote of
l56 TO 81, refused to pass the Payne currency
BILL" as tits called Amsjo,i,y Of the demo.
Gratis voted for it, but the republicans and
in6ahonisis voted against it in body.
The bill authorizing the substitution Of sill.
yer for fractional currency met with a better
fate. II passed in committee of the whole on
Tuesday, and on Thursday came up for final
action. Several amendments were adopted
one making silver legal tender for $50
The final vote on IFS passage was not reached
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of the - 80 n SSsfs -
fr. xxIr naese ~ 20 g nssf tnss o.s
WHEN shp bill Was Ess a hisa VIZ
S ma b sSi hang saaIrs psit upon 10 ye,
ikwas passsd By SO sSss % % noes. ss e.
cHxsIrElxR AND ONO RAILRoAp eoAFAsY. &.
me CHan laid before she HOUSE, q com.
mnntcstionl from sthe Gpyernof ia response
"a inquiries IA regard TO TIE Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, nsWhich.h he ree0sh.'
mands that q committee Of the General AZ.
sasrbly, clothed with powers TO- SEND ior;
persons and papers, should eco perate Wild
the State commissioners pf Virginia ana
IVES, Virgins ia the pending Investigator
OF the eiaifs OF the company. The com.
municatdoD, with an accompanying aocumept
from the commissione was reierfed 20 tne
House COMMITTEE for Courts, and tnat COM
mittee. on motion OF Mr.. ARMSTRONG, was
authorized to send for persons apd papers
sas FHaSo1aL srArENHsTs. - 80 =, 81
The SPEAKER & submitted 3 report from the
Auditor OF Public Acconne, Ia response tos
resolution. giving g number OF STATISTICAL
tables relating to State taxation. FSs@t.d !;
ION motion Of Mr. GORDON they were:
ordered TO be printed 5,isaaaa S;ass 50
.couu1rrKa or CONFERENCE on CANAL BILL
sPhey srrsrrs appointed Messrs. TAIIa-
rnao ofs Gloucester, CoeHIIL, JOHNSTON,
HuBARp; aud DooLEy, on thespar 5of,'tne
House; as ythe committee: OF conference ON
the canal bill. HTS s:st -
abeet II .Es cpIsMssHDi s's s: ~: .:s'L - :.
Senate bill to;lsmeni the Code as to burn.
ing yelling. houses; &C., on motion Of Mr. y;
POWELL of Franklin. LIZ. 80 fs.,,,t.r 3
Senate bill to amend the Code ;as to per-
sons escaping from chain:ga on motion Il !.
Of Mr.. GILxAN. r., r, 60. 81 ~ g,,,.f, III
Senate Joint resolution to protect Fish ip
the Potomac and its tributaries 4n;!s7 s.:e.e
Senate bill to ascertain, the basis of NUM-,
cipal taxation on real. estate IN cities and
Senate bill to p; provide ior, the appointment
or election OF additional district eficers,; oa4
The chair was vacated at, 2:25 2. D., on
motion OF. Mr. KgLLAM. e,.g7 srM .psc,a I,
i 8. ia, .r d. Night Segsaon. 1850 q
Thstchair was resumedsat 7:45 P. M. .i'doE
Senate bill to amend the Code as to con-
tributlDg members OF volunteer militia COM
panies was passed. y ~! .. >.NtF ,'~.. :
- 12r.tr isTAHp-rAx. 80
Senate bill to impose . tax Oh stsmps on
contracts, &C., came up, and q number OF
amendments reported from House Finance
Committee we're adopted. g.r~asya.
Mr. HUBARD moved to. strike cut section
1s, imposing tax on acknowledges, but
withdrew the motion. Mr.. HoHNN1sH re-
newed It.. ~, .; -~..s
The bill Was supported by Messrs. sHHp.
FEY, GoRpoN, PorHAM, LEWIS, SMITH Of Eau
quier, and CRuHP, and was opposed Dy
Messrs. BAGwBLL, POWELL OF franklin,
BoHANEos, Nicely, s1ARKs, AoCAuLI, and
The motion to strike ous section IL was
rej.cted. .as .5e,Y. .srz ,.g,
Being put upon Its engrossment and third
reading, the bill was rejected BY 80 ayes to
: Adjourned at 1919 r. N, on motion Of
Mr. PoPHiN +.. s... -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

Visitors Guide to the Centennial Exhibition
and Philadelphia. May 10Th to .HoVen,
Der 10th, 1876. ,Authorizeds by the Cen.
tenpisl Board Of Finance, and approved by
the Directors General. Philadelphia: LIZ
tPRCoTT q Co. - lt,s' S 60. .s , .<.s..
Everybody who goes to the Ceutenaial
must have this: little book. For sale by ]. T.
Rules, of Tie sNsrsinis House Of Delegates,
together with list OF names Of members sad
officers. standing committees, g.. 1875. 4
3 We have q copy Of this compilations for
which we are obliged TO ths- public printer,
HI. B. r. WALKka. . d M 4 al .
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e. sILKsl SILKS! s1LKsi-C {; HEN II;

H sILKSl SILKS! SILKS i-Co HEN
BROTHERS are Offering BLACK SILKS st 90c:
which formerly sold at o. 40 d which generally
sold at $3.50; the sATIh.FINIsHED CACHE
MERE LION, Sd, and CENTENNIAL SILKS at
aston ishing prices-calI and see them ALSO, the
largest stock oEG0LoRE0- slIKs-eyer offered
among them Black and White, Check and Striped,
Tor mourning; also the Various Evening Shades (;
$40 pieces various qualities BIZ ACE ALP in
Mohair and silk Lustfes At o to 20cSay ard less
than regular prices; BLkcKsYAKLACE reduced
from Soc to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LACE at
20s.-reduced from 8 0cs; 100 BRIDAEQUILT5lat
SOC. ;also,a lerHe stock Of MARSsILLEsQU QUILTS
ut much less than market value !; 500 yards LIZ IsH
LINEN at so and b5c.-the same formerly sold at
s5c. also, 3 lot Of remnants OF PURE LINENas
25c. yard. u =, -s.rsss sns;i4ar q, f,r ga {,
Just received. 100 dozen FRENCH WOvE COB.
SETS at less price than ever offered before.
300 dozen 2-BUTTON KID GLOVES, Black, Col
ored, and White, at 75c.--the quality generally
= solo also, four ard Ave button White and
Opera shades at 1852 worth 80 so; .
j 25 rolls WHITE and COLORED MATING. In
best quality; much beisw marsetsslue. nah 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

T CORDED PIQUES. % Inches wide,
Ct 1aAs per yard = yeTth 2e &c.; - xo,.
be cheap at 20c.;n a.'t'"]s ~.
CHECK MUSLIN st soc. per yard wen worth
wASsHaG-PerL1Ns at 10, 1sx, and sse. yer yard;
CHRvIOT SHIFTING It LIZ, -16x, 30. ana 25e.
= per ysrd-sll very cheap;
12k and 15c- per yara; ~. : = :, I
Extra quality DARK PLAID -rREOALEs at 1oc-
BRDSTick, in iii qualities. from 10 % sec. per
fXNTfs,7EAsnoIDsRED FEeoK-wAIsTs
:, at so, TIC, 81. 81. a 8, and MP 20 eS
INFkK2s, Eh 2 0lOEEa SD koBxs At sa,sa.so,
S3, $3.50, a., IS, and up to $40;
HAkSsILLES TOILET MATS az 50, 80, nad
Zoe. q set Of six pIeces :
AAKSEILLEs Buzz AU-COVERS: 1Nsss..
WHITE FLANNEL at 25e. worth 35c. Per yard;
RED FLANNEL at pos. worth 25e per yara;
LINEN CARRIAGt-RUBE5 at $3.50 and mp
wards -alIGycry. cheap - = 80 -
SHETLAND SHAW LIS at 81 Is and mp 10 &6Ethe
largest assortment ever offered;
LINENyOOLLAKSAn and CUFFS for ladies and geo.
tlenen In great variety at low prices, At =
~ ''' ~. -. Levy, Sk01HERs'.
NH FL, 2r.z a ~ ,,sEG 6I.f.t.-s al ...-< ,
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: MARRIAGES.

Married, In PhIIadelphIa. Deeember,7. 1875, BY
Rev. g.. B. shines, D: D., Mr.: HIRAM W:,POM-
son, daughter Of William Atkinson Esq, of
Philadelphia. ,,..,...i..-, :;,.tf.-,.a- >,
Married, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother,
on TUESDAY evening The 21st instant, by the Rev.
Dr. HinniEerode> Bessie L., daughter Of the late
William @. and Mrs Mari. L. Darlington, to JAMES
N.DUNLOP; all Of the city Of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

Mr.. Louis Wagner will be the German
candidate for City Sergeant lin the coming
election. He will have some strength. as be
hss friends among all lasses.-Richnsond
letter - Petersburg News. a24& '5so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

Captain John Hampden Cbamberlayne is
the only young editor in Richmond. All
the other heads are old or middle.aged gen.
tlemen. No offence-they are all ycupg-look-
Ing. Richmond letter. Petersburg Ne,o'.
The writer OF the above evidently never
saw the bald.headed old gentleman be speaks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

In yesterdays Dispatch the allusion to the
constitutional provision which declares that
a man shall not suffer, in his political rights
on account Of bis religious opinions was sr-;
roneouaiy printed. "a ,7as.-5z ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

To a correspondent who inquiries Wher
the county treasurers are s'settIe with The
Auditor we reply. thst'we are informed thai
Mr. Taylor, the Auditor, holds that they
have until the 18th day or June next. -
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DEATHS.

Died, at s o'clock OF Wednesday evening, Miss
CHARLOTTE CAREER WOLFE.
Her funeral will take place from the residences OF
MISS Charlotte Temple, lois CLAY street, THIS
AFTERSOON at s O'Clock. The friends and as
ouaintances or the family are invited 10 attend.
. Baltimore and New Orleans papers please copy.
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rrH0HAs, NJ ALFRIEND b son
anxERAL INSURANCE Aaas1~
J; ai:oi Ne. 1ses4H rssra sraazs
s;3iE isis !, Raoans.d. vs.. @ N.n@
ToHN j. cLIBosEE& 90.
sassaAL ylss nsysllA.s,'oeaEz, A ''p's =
= I uap M aAru srar.R RzcuxasD' W. T

I ! sss.l tsta q Es,rsssassathe -. ass.Ss
Fer, 6 =, .s - sE ;s;aissj !. 4,
sasss .soS,c
LsSSHssfr Baakflx sd izsuraan. ese,491
nss5lsed WisS Trsssarsv q 4&rrinas. .i.sms 81
i ISeesSi al 1890 pce1ieaent o. ~ 49,.
.nAaaasasy. Nsttsss - 80
: II 9.e q 5sf5 IS 49, ---.---.u-
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n s1,a5IaLa6l s1.2t 1918 will buy
4 ClTY-MADE SHIRT, manufactured Of Wan.
tutta Cotton ana rea! Isish Linen. Having en-
p1oyed extra hands we can loH supply ali deEands
at very short netIee. = %9.bEEyY BROTHERS.
I A large assortment Of 6ENTLENEES PUR-
NISHIH9 GOoD5.~-----------'~--- nah a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

~REAL FRENCH.W0VR sHIRT.
BosoMs, warranted all linen. at zoe. worth
5oc.: &.'@-' = ,.,ss.-s.s-..-
REAL PaENCH-woyB CoRsETs, no bones,
atsl.16 worth 50; 49,: az
CORsETs at $1.5e worth $3.50 pnfr; &C.
CORsETS At -, so, so, 75c., and 81 pals-ari
much below regular prices; ,4,, =.
Bargains In remnants Of DE- ESS GOODS; !.
tMERINO CLOAKs for infants st
:, :. :, =. LEVY BROTHERS..
WORKED MUBLINS for curtains, very cheap.
NH 81. i- n ,,.s-. go. .s->gi y-rf
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~ CELLULoTD CORAL JEWELRY

/ at INDIA RUBSzR JEWELRY, AZ 49,
+. ..,,. OVERWHELMINGLY ',HSHshIsgs
{ GILT JEWELRY, -,a-
/. is'r +JETJEWgLRY;
! ano INDIA RUBBER sLEEY[BUTTOGS;
COLLAR-BUTTOHS In great variety;
BRACELETS In Jet, Rubber. and Gold Plate; -
POCKEF-B0OKsEand PUkSES; =. - :, -
TORTOISE. SH ELL and PEARL CABD!cAsKS;
HATCHELS in all sizes. very cheap; azt .r
sCROOL-BAGS a. 40 anA'5o CENTS, .slt. ,-s..y
INITIAL pOTE-P1 p EH ut 10 and Is cents Per
-4b7x, worth 20 and cents; ~ aisa =, .sLs !
NOTE-PAPERS wi hout initials ut l5. 40. Is. SO,
! s5.snd mp to soc. per 6sx-aa much below
Good'EoTs.PA PERia. 81 per rean;s e -.-s ~
ENVELOPES ~ soc. per box OF a5o, at
NOTICES. new assortment. e. ,--5sl NH Al;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

1OHN b. CLAIBORNE, No. HOS Mais
~ strees, Riehmond, Va, agent HUTeAL'Liya
assets ever $75,DOo.ooo., Cash dividends surpase-
ing an Others atfrt aad every aaniyessary Of poh
eies. Premiums payable annuaaiy. semi, s1nuAliy
company Ia the United Stases. 10 1sSn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S...
Il ARCHER ANDERSON, Chairman;
=. CHARLES T. DAVE = '-R.-a
Ell. BROWN. ~. :. Z
~gas TX. aJ.& d DAVENPORT q co.,
nh ao.ss go. : e. - General Agents.

n aN.dWALKER 81 CO., GENERALINi
LIE .SURANCE AGENTS, ! o. HAM e1RHEe
RICHMONp, VA. representing the ~
NORTH BkITIsH AND IERCANT1LE IH
burgh. Capital. Sls. o06. eco .xold;
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Ctaeis'
rati ,Ohi A-assets over 81. 0o0s09o: ~. -. -.
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMEA~,
NY. OF New York-assets over 100000: = s.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE. SOMPAFY, .
Brooklyn. o.. Y.--ssaets ever eS0O: e0g. i!.i ne
iyr. n. Y.-assetS over S2,5 %, 600.
PORTSMOUTH INSUkANCL' COAPANYi o.
Portsn oath, Va--asseasover &60,80o.
Depontsd with the Treasurer OF Virginia, $780,
geo. LoSoes eduitabsy aa5sssed And promptly pale
ut this AGENCY <Apph caGens solicited and inne
sate att0naan stTsn thereto F;ER eiiaGG % le
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& MOTHER REDUCTloMs, M. ~
'APEMgsoF tu1NIrUHE. Afsips . ~ EsI

81 81 II s 4 q. ]. ,.sss sso''
.assss Slass s3s 2 ZOE wassst.sAs OF. =,
= - saR 1sassrs-aas ItYsee and PFC s
iastsEt I'M y. had 49, 49, bssss
nasas3sssrSH atyf4s Int VI !. srcsI Nd
80 ~ 49, soed6 40 nrSeSiy odaeea Ssnos j.
ses y y ssosk ssssre a4s;D{ e woo.
sS a.eedSM Ne. 9GovesaoHstr est. fass.ss.-.''
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC .NOTlCE.-The mem. 6.
Ul beers Of .5OPPA LODGE. No. 40. will Xxx
attend stated meeting at st. Adams Hall/ w
THIS Thursday EVENING at 8 O'Clock Mem
bers Of sister Lodges and visiting brethren are In
yited to be present. BY order OF The ": NJ; ,
i@.Ea~.!&' "a : WILLIAM j. R1DDlCK,
NH 2S-it< :. II g.. i32s Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i RICHMOND FIR ID fhsSOCIATION OF vIR-
GINA will be held at the, cou1paHy's Office on
THURSDAY. March %, 1875. at o'clock 2. Al.
mh.8-td r. T. BROOKE, Secretary,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

=
Bonds and msrtgares on property
! IN the city or Philadelphia. 81. 80.
dTeund rents in the city Of Phiia-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; =.
s35I.eoo u. ssregistered bonds,
saafHss.ooo u: s. registered bonds,
Observation-Disclosures. ......
S5O.000.loan Of the city Of Pitts
burph, z per ceHt.
10000 loan Of the city Of CAM
den, 2 per cent.....:....::..:.. ..
$4,000 ,loars Masonic Temple,
1850, per eent...,.........,....,
eco. 900 losn Masonic Temple, o
Der ceEe.... .s.... .........,.......
S8l sharea OF stock Of Fire Aass-
ciation.
100000 LehiRhSyalley railroad
I'd mort. bonds, q per oont..,...
100000 Lehigh VALLEY railroad
oorSol mort. bonds 9 Der cent. :.
800, 900 LehigA Navigation GO.
Ssusslf mort b6n6s, Z per cent.
&9Q, o Or Pennsylvania railroad
general Nort. bonds, o per yeut
$4,000 PenhsJIvARi3 railroad
coisol mort, bords. 8 per cent. !.
$4,000 Philadelphia and Reefs
! ing railroad 7 Pea. celS.- hond1...-
$4,000 Philadelphia ard Kra
railroad Z Yer cent. koAog. .......
e10,oeo GztawtssA. Railre&d Qen-
peny = psrrceak bonaea...... -
a = a. A.. ~ AZ.
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! eeT,DREss GOODSlDREsSa G0ODsl
Save money and buy the prettieat styles Of Dress
sRh 23.t.e s;s,s zsl.i ! COHEN BROTHERS'.7i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

nRED CHECKED MATING at &c.
per Yard;' !. - -
WHITE MATING At at 2Sc .' Per s ~ way,
! worth 81 rs; aaf~.-2 a.. zII;;rE K .El<I IT, :
HEMP CAREER, yard wide. at 25s. per yard: IT,
Best I atiRAIN CARPET ut 81 worth s1.25 PEI
Yard; .-. .s.s..,s, -. sr /. > Is 80
1sanAIN CARPET at 10, so, 90, and 75c pc.
RUGS and MATS at all price, at = - ~. ::
.-------~---LEvf BROTHERS..
Bargains la NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LA0ks'
+. nah 81 s.,E, .--f 49, =, ~.