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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26

TIE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE SUBSCRIBE TO
TIE LEE MONUMENT FUSD.-[Vicksburg
Herald, January Goth, Jackson letter. ]-Af-
ter adjournment OF the Legislature to-day, The
members still in their seats, it was announced
that this being the birthday of General Ro
bert E. Lee, a subscription was being taker
up all over the South to build a monument
to his memory. In the Senate the contribu-
tons amounted to S21450-as follows: Mr.
Allen, SO Mr.. Barry, $40; Mr.. Carter, Sl5
Mr.. Catchings, $40; Mr.. Fewell, $40; Mr.
Fitzgerald, $40; Mr.. Foote, $40; Mr.. Fur
long, $50; Mr.. Graham, s19; Mr.. Griffin, So
Mr.. Hooker, $40; Mr.. Mendenhall, $40; Mr.
Nets, So; Mr.. Morgan, $40; Mr.. Reynolds
$3.50; Mr.. Sims, $40; Mr. Tay Tor, $40; Mr.
Chalmers, SO; Lieutenant-G Governor Davis,
81 leash, S1-S214.50.
Senator Furloug, in handing bis con!ribu
ton, said: GAS one who wore the blue and
fought for four years in..the army that opposed
General Robert Z. Lee, am glad TO have ar
opportunity Of contributing my mite towards
the erection of monument to the memory
of one of the greatest military chieftains,
bravest soldiers, and purest Christian gentle
man that this or any other age or country
ever produced, and one OF whom all true
Americans ought to feel proud"
In the House, the subscription amounted
to 299 90.
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The Pittsburgh Commercial, reviewing
The business OF that city, says the leading ln-
terests have suffered more severely during
the past year than in the previous year. The
decrease in the movement OF iron amounts
to 22. go per cent, and in grain to nearly 90.
Within the past week hating has im-
proved wonderfully in Orange, Nd. Nearly
all the factories are taking on men and run
ming ut full time. There Is prospect OF q
long ran of steady work.
The Jackson (Tenn.) Wing and Tribune
of january % says that Dock Mangum, 8
noted guerrilla on the Federal side during
the war, was assassinated while 81 work on
his farm, on the Tennessee river, by two
masked men, who rode up where he was
ploughing, armed with shot guns, and lite.
rally riddled him with bullets. They put
his corpse on horse and carried il OF, per-
haps to the river. Tits supposed the act was
committed for some atrocity perpetrated by
Mangum during the war.
The income Of the estate owned by Trinity
parish Is about FIVE hundred thousand dol
lars.-Neg York Times,
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Letter from charlottesville.

"'''11'4'" OF lie Richmond Uispatch.l
~, NAARLoTTEsyILLE, January %, 1876.
l"l!e alpc-F, TO be now no doubt that q
''H "A'i'na tank will be opened here In a
,"':' tInIc. Il i. question with some
'-'"N'I- ones hOw can three banking insti-
'-"oH' exist here. There is one thing very
.',''' 'h!t tucFc Is as much money in this
'"'4'HiI! probably moro to-day as there
"h'n Tie National suspended. 1t
u ~'..'lh q money, but lack Of confidence,
"'J1leo us-stOpping enterprise oil
q: "'>cipu0G, and causing the merchants
a'',,%G.,'Ladow> 10 be labelled "sclIing OF at
~ '">n, .as many OF them are.
H. 49, hitnnan appears to be the only one
- '"' 'olnihunlty that believes In circulating
'.,"'!' lie Is now constructing, at bis own
- r'u7e' d Hacadam road from the der0t to
We, "a" On Ills laru.--a distance OF about
''u!'h OF u!!p. The roads through
49, I'huiu farm 10 bis house have been
@..|," ana are II course Of metalling. 1t is
.,@. 'I"' he h5s expended $4,000 on roads
10y Ae came here. He hires his labor here,
1H..l 99"!a BIS implements here, as far as prac-
!r,hV,''. lie stands 10 this community in the
''s1I u public bencfactor.
p. 't. 10 announce the serious illness OF
,,.. - L. n. Meade. lie has been for Several
s Y~i: ID feeble condition, and being well
,,@uceu N Years, there are serious fears en-
S r<.'@.neo that he may not recover. Captain
rr'%'s', formerly Mayor Of Charlottesville
.Tt. ' Ut hadIca regime, is also very i'll.
,,e',, -, Jennings estate forms quite promi-
r.I toi'ic sl conversation. There are seve-
+ d1 ''il' hert-lwo or three in the town, ord
ro, "on Know ho% many throughout the
tbo;1 '!s-a! OF whom have positive proof OF
b 1,' nam. Your correspondent has also the
/, t 70 DC an heir 10 this celebrated estate.
las las beea with him household word for
,g-.! years: Or course he expects to get his
-"''1l IL; but be believes that II will result
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The ARS1M PAMPHLET Berlin, January
24.-The Reichssnzeiger, in order to coun.
teract the effect of the translation Of Arnim's
latest pamphlet on public opinion in Eog-
land, publishes series Of official reports
made BY Bismarck to the Emperor in regard
to the Count. These papers begin In 1872,
and severely crticise Arnim as a diplomat,
dwelling on his unreliable character and his
proneness to subordinate official duties to
personal interest. The Emperor is reminded
of his own misgivings when be appointed
Arnim Ambassador to Paris on account OF
the latter's unreliability. One Of the reports
to the Emperor states that when the idea
was entertained Of transferring Amin 10
London vigorous protest was received
from that quarter because of bis tendency to
intrigue.
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like the calculation of the man who aspired
to marry one Of ten children with an estate
of $4,000. When The division came 1t was
"ten into nine, nary times and nary over,
Bishop Gibbons, Of Richmond, OBLIGATED
IN the Catholic chapel here last Sunday, cele-
brating high'mass aud preaching two SER
mous-morning and night. He was we'll re-
ccived by our people, very many of whom
attended the services, and bis sermons were
considered able and impressive.
Fountain Wells twhite), charged with theft
and forgery, and Peter Steppes (co!ored),
charged with murder escaped from the Jail
here last night, going out through breach
made by former escaping prisoners. No
blame attaches to any officers. Our.
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THE ANTHRACITE Coal TRADE.-T

THE ANTHRACITE Coal TRADE.-Tbe
Philadelphia Ledger Of Monday says:
The meeting Of the associated carrying
and producing companies at New York on
Thursday and Friday last to adjust plans OF
operation in the trade the current year was
harmonious throughout, giving evidence OF
a generous confidence among the several
parties, aud faithful adherence during the
year 10 the terms agreed upon. The first
thing done at that meeting was resolution
to stop coal production in all the regions for
five Weeks-from February 7th TO March
l1th. This is the most universal Stoppage
for an announced fixed period ever known in
the coal trade, and must have the effect oil
reducing the stock Of coal on hand to low
point. As an evidence Of the good faith OF
the associated companies TO consumers that
they do not mean 10 shorten the supply
of coal in order to advance its price, they at
the same time resolved on very decided
reduction in present prices OF all sizes OF coal,
as follows: Forty cents per ton on lump,
fifty cents on steamer, fifty cents on broken,
seventy cents on egg, sixty cents on stove,
and twenty-five cents on chestnut. This
decrease is on the schedule price of Deem.
Der and January, and will be contormed TO
By all the companies under the usual scale OF
adjustment. That is, the Readings circular
prices for coal on board at Port Richmond
are just fifty cents per ton below the circular
prices of coal at New York. The Pennsyl'
yania Coal Company always announces to
make contract sales of coal at fifteen cents OFT
from the prices of the other companies 10 the
association. 1t is understood that the terms
of the association are satisfactorily agreed
upon, and the perfectlng of details is in the
hands of committee, which will report &c
An adjourned meeting of representatives OIL
the several great companies to be held in New
York the present week.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
.,,in Republicans.

,nc,,nc Of the Virginia S'ale Ke-
II a., '" ,s,oGation. a, Clarke,s Han, last
YGn..'a" Josiah Willard, Esq, the president,
ayra'"H.Ss .,r-,hc following gentlemen were
i The co' .., rcrs of the Association: William
t'oe'ra INV ~ IS. Hunter, Francis NJ. Hunter,
H'S., E,ncSc. and Samuel rarr'm: The be,
Ge'i>, .,a,r,r,i As a Committee on Irinune
cs..r Al j i%.,, Moore, and Brooke. a reso-
" s >snn 2:"<'1 o4 ;D 1ss {! the p ss
.1@',nc',, , | to the people of Virginia
rsrr S" ' -l',,qrlls Of the Republican party.
3r.ri : I s't :. aas ACCOMPLISHED and its De,
,'a'.a4 " Course III the future, endorsing the
.r.,@."'', 'l ,I|o. James &. Blaine, and with
@.-, O. n caring his nomination and
@.- Nc" - r-.,,dcnt of the United States.
.H -. ws> $50 adopted inviting Hon.
!. .,.'v 80. o.aEl and Hon. james II. Plat
". j. !. -. NEXT meeting and address the
e ."c" .... -, ,,a.a that OCCASION H0Sh'"3-
n, .ft....,.. 35'h.
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The BUSINESS OUTLooK.-1t is generally
believed by well.informed businessmen,
both here and in Boston, that at least three
quarters of the weak and crippled have gone
under, made assignments, compounded With
their creditors, or been forced into bank
ruptcy. If this assumption be founded IN
fact, we may look for diminishing failures,
growing confidence, and increasing trade.
The large cities of the West have no reason
to complain of last years business. The
wholesale sales of merchandise in Chicago
during 1875 were S26,0OO,O 900 more thar IN
1874, and making allowance for the decline
In prices, there was an increase OF twenty per
cent. in the bulk of merchandise actually
haudled,-Ne,o York World.
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uc.,eru Virginia Navigation.

H.. rcpor. # Njor Cr1ishU' o! l t"S
..-. Of cn..ur,rs on iuc survey OF lht ,i rr''
,. in WG,, virginia 3st"ccn IL, ,, n''i G1.
-. .'.r,r,ton. aud #reNton Courthouse nH IL"
~ ,.r..sl!~tI 10 the chief OF c0S'n"%l :
T.. ~ ..,r. ~ :.port Of Nr. y. II. luton
j. .'. .,.,.n.,r. who made the survey
mn. (. ,ay> >lach-"atcr naV'St'
C'.',.. ~, ,,,..v oo,u!ucd. II masonry Is
/. I'd ..ig.,,d cost is II 100000, blt II
sut'o. TIE report las been sent
.. .t.. Ig,... committee on Commerce.
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FIRE AT soocHow, CHISA-ONE THOUSAND
HOUSES BURNED. -Sdn Francisco, January "a.
An extensive fire Mt Soochow broke out at
q large banking establishment. One thou.
sand houses were burned.
j. Fl. Halves, late United States consul
at Hakodadi, died in Yokohama.
It. is understood ambassadors designated
for England will not leave Pekin till spring.
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FINANCIAL CRASH IN PARIS, KY.-Louis'
ville, Ky,, January 24.-Paris, KY, is just
now sadly financially depressed. A number
of firms have been compelled to suspend
business, and it is thought that at least fif-
teen or twenty prominent business houses in
the city and country will be implicated In
the crash. Circumstances will not admit at
this time of giving the names of all who are
reported insolyent.
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From Hanover County.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA,
January %, 1876.
Two negroes, John and Bob Williams.
father and son, were arrested yesterday for
breaking open the door OF Mr.. Clifford
Browns tobacco house and stealing good
lot of tobacco. They were tried before JUS
lice Smith and committed to Jail yesterday
to reap further penalty Of the act.
HEMLoCE
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Two lodges Of rich rudy ore were struck
in the South American mine, Lander Hill,
Nevada recently. each oyer sixteen inches
thick, and carrying ore averaging from $4,000
to 5000 a tom s. -:
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The PENAL CODE AMENDED. Berlin, jan
uary 24-The Reichstag to-day, by vote OF
14l TO 1888, passed the amendment to the
penal code providing for the punishment of
offences similar to that of Duchesne.
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GROCERIES, oe 8. J.

TOHN N. GORDON'S SONS,
y WHoLEsALE GRoCERs AND DEALERS IN
NOVA SCOTIA GRIaDSTONES,
No. II Pearl block. Fourteenth street, between
Main and Cary streets,
offer to the city and couatry trade
REFINED WHITE and YELLOW SUGAR-Yar!ous
grades:
RIO, LAGJsATRA, and JAVA COFFEE;
SUGAR HOUSE aud Porto RICO MoLAssEs;
FINE GUNPOvDER ana BLACK fOoLONG) tess;
81 CARB. SODA. CAROLINA RICE.
ADAMANTINE CANDLES. PEARL STARCH,
LAUNDRY SOAPS OF various grades.
CHEESE. LARD, FISH, BACON, BULK-MEATs,
LIVERPOOL SALT, CUT NAILS,
Nova SCOTIA SRINDST0NEs. ia l3-1meod
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xsps,rS, SHOES, dc.

TT YOU DESIRE TO SEE -
l. BOOTS and SHOES at low prices ca'leeA G
there you will find nearly all kinds and styles iron
the coarsest Mems Brogans to the finest Laales
and wants of the people. TRUNKS and SAICH-
ELS, too ut very low prices Now. call aud look !,
for il will cost yeu nothing unless the low prices
should induce you to buy. 80, .
Requiring done neatly and with promptness.
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RICHMOND, FRGD'G Il POTOMAC II. j.. Coz
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. :
RICHMOND. January 8, 1867
OF TRAINS.

NJ
1856 r. n leaves Byrd-Street station daily, con.
meeting with the Bait more and Ohio
railroad aud the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad at Washing ton .
THROUGH SLEEPER FROM WASH
ISGToN TO NEW YORK.
1000 T. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station Sundays
excepted,, connecting at Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads.
sos Z. b.. ACCOMMODATION 7 RAIN for
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad.Stree
station tSundays excepted
8 Am. arrives at Syro-Street station (Mon.
1880 P. NJ. arrives at Byra-straet station daily.
S:37 A. n, ACCOMM0DATION TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station tSundays ex-
cepted).
Parlor-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleepers on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad Street station
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, anr SATURDAY
NIGHTS for all points North and West. and ar.
rive on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. Consignees OF live stock and PERISH
able articles, upon giving notice at depot can OBJ
tain fire ght at Bouton on preceding evening.
Through bills OF ladng and rates given to q
principal points North and West
General superintendent
O. A. TAYLOR,
ja4 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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rr .r, I.5i,ca sales supreme Court or
Mua.A,. No. o5S, Bo1i'i- U.s. elSnei !
.--.rta Tie SGpgcm" Count Of Appears Vi
IruaA Dismissed for want Of luEi>diclon'
-rr, ,.t.., .tls.,c, delivered The opinion.
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DEpARTURE or sTEaMrgs.

L'OR NEW YORK.-The Old 5eEss
4 Dominion Steamship Company 80.
steamship WYANOKE, Captain CoEcH, viii sal
F5IDAY, January 2Slb, az 8 o'clock p, III. Freigh
received until 2 O'Clock r. M.
Through bills OF ladtng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south
east, and west; also, 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
trip tickets, $50. $50
For freight or passage apply 70
g. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ia 28-3t CompaIy's Wharf. Rockets
"CANToN INSIDE LINE."ssls .i
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE ssTwaEf
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA
TRl-WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1sr the splendid froI
steamers OF this line win leave KiGhEaond TUES
Powhntan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner o
Twenty second and Dock streets, making close con
nechon each trip ut Canton, Nd, (East Baltimore
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged al
Richmond. Rates rs low IS any other line. TIL.
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canson Inside Line,'' and sent to the Pbiladel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiiadel.
pha.
greights received daily In Philadelphia and Rich.
mond. For further information apply to
l.. B. TATuM N, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
and 40. 903 Main street ;;or to
j. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rallroa d.
Philadelphia. jag
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GITRON, RAlsINS, ALMONDS, sc.
500 pounds SOFT.SHELL ALMONDS,
800 pounds PECAN NUTS,
200 pounds FILBERTS, r.
500 pounds PALMSUTS,
800 COCOANUTs,
ESQ boxes and drums FIGS,
boxes CITRoN,
LEMONS, and VIRGINIA HAMS, at
WIG. cambridge & CO.'S,
de Is S27 Broad street.
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Train leaving Richmond at 900 A. M. runs daily
Except Sunday, stopping at all regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond at 0.p0 =. M. runs daily,
stopping ut Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsyille, Char.
lottesviile, Ivy, Mediums river. Greenwood,
Waynesboro'. Saunton. Goshen, Aiill6oro', Gov.
ington, Allegheny, and all regular stations west OF
Allegheny.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor
louisville and all Intermediate stations daily Except
Sunday at 400 p. NJ. ...
Trains arrive at Richmond as follows:
Express Train daily at,;...:...;..:.'..4:4S a. u
Mail Train daily Except Sunday at... .5:40 2. d.
Accommodation Train daily Except
SundayJ GAO 4. NJ.
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations 8
above.
Trains make close connection with trains OF the
Richmond and Danyille and Richmond and Peters
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond.
For further information, rates, &C., apply at S26
Main street, or at company's offices.
CONWAY K. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
w. ii. 5. DUNN, ....,
ia3 General Manager.
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FURNITURE.

lust RECEIVED, a LOT OF NEW M
u PATTERN BED-LoUNGES and !. ti Inc Ia
BOOKCASES. Also on hang the .s h pS1 hFiTRSI
TIRE that have ever kept, with all the lower owe,
grades of goods keptin frsteass house, 10 sH,is
sea hat they are cheaper than any goods OF inc
same quan'' e's. EGATHRIGHT,
40 1B Governor street.
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DYEaNG, CLEANING. &c.

NEcKENNEY'S STEAM DYEING AND
M CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT
Is the placc TO have CENT? EMEN'S CLOTHING
cieared, aad faded wearing apparel re-colored
IaJles, dresses shawls, sacques, &c, cleaned and
dyed. Goods received and returned -byfrxpress
AS Marshall street, neay Flu. no Ae-sa
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBUEG RAMRoAD}
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875
" trains on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
5:lO A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sum
day.. connecting for all points South
and West SIeeping-car attached run
through to Weldon.
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the sorthslde
-- road, Lynchburg, and the West.
for all points South aud West. Pas
sengers taking this train viii make
#s# close connection at Petersburg for
r..- Norfolk. Elegant psrlor-car attached
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily except Sunday, With
1850 A. M TExS sssSS Except sun
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Frederlcksburg and
Potomac railroad for oil points East
500 PM. FREIGH daily Except Sundays
f fqifa afisfh sail daily except sun
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
forall points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached, running through
connection with the Chesapeake and
sa Ohio railroad for the Virginia Springs
and all points North and West:
The MAIL TRAINS win lot stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Chester.
making close connections for Charleston, Soinm-
bIa. Augusta, Savannah. aud Southwest Georgia.
"noa, or Clover Hin Pits leave Richmond
at l:45 /. II. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana
fA All TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
AS 9e 81 0'p'" A. SHAW, Superintendent.
RICHMOND, YORK RIvER AND CHEsAPEAKz)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPEnISTESpEsT, |
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1870
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
PAssENG Err TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
at A. NJ, arriving al Richmond at 10 a; "a.
leave Richmond as3 r. d., arriving at "ess ron RON
Trains connect ut West Point with steamers iIom
and " eastern aaa sG sNnnA ana
s aoNDAYS. WEDNEsDAYs.a and FRIDAYS: -
Fare TO Baltimore. ....................'... On
Fare TO Philadelphia. n H5
Fare TO New York;. .ooo
THROUGH FREIGHT TRANS EaHHsv iea Serh hsc9-
and s.r1 SUNDAY. connecting al West Point with
sea,ners and delivering freight In Baltimore early
nsSs msFnng .s Rshnond a. sas
and csnnecting with tbs Through Freight Tain 9
on GA the Richmond aud Danyille railroad for l
so GnssL poFhRE IGHp TRAINS With passenger
coaches attached leave Richmond at SOB a. ID. On
| TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
and leave West Point for Richmond the same aays
AT 1908 A. ~, arriving at Richmond ~ $3.50 4. %.
The management taxes pleasure In ana1uac, IN
steamers OF this line between BALTIMORE and West
Point have been Retired In the most Lnoson w
manner for the accommodation OF ssepgefs ans
| freight. ,,-,u.tn p,,,,r,o,e
| 1, annie time TO connect with the rail- lines toE
Phiiadeiphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
Ereignts viii De given the utmost dispatch. &c
transfers at Richmond Of freghts 70 or from sousn
HIT. DOUGLASS. SaperintendenS
| ". ". BRAaG, Master Transportation my II
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D4sJU. HILL LUMP COAL pC'CO',
at ~. 80 per ton, or 1890 for l;5OO POUNDS, de-
lverpd. Best SPLlNT, LUMp, ana /, hi BLat IN
sizes weighed and screened. cheap. Best coon,
ING COKE and my unricalei machine-preparea
KINDLING. COOKING. aud CORD WOOD. All
best fuel and lowest rates at Ninth and Gary ana
Rasin bank. (jalSI j. B. WILKINS.
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T CALL SPECIAL ATTEN- IssM3
J. TON to my large aud varied assort- eess, -
ment Of BOOTS and SHOES for gentleme LADIES'
misses boys, and children; ladies' Grain Goat ana
Fox ed Bamoras, $3.50; Calf and Kid Baimoraiss
80: Calf and Kid Button, $3.50; Gentiemen's
Fine Hand-Scwed Boots and Shoes-donole and
single sole w. p. W. TAYLOR,
a. I o Fourth and Broad streets.
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DRICES REDUCED.-From thlsR
l. date will sell all Thick Winter Goods, "a
such as Genllemens Doub!e.Sole Boots andfA
CATERS: Mems, Boys, and Youths thick ana MP
Roofs. MEMS Br0gaps aud Bamorals, ut greatly re-
duced prices All other kinds Of goods, for ladies,
misses, boys, and children, at as low prices as sod
for ANYWHERE For good shoes and bargains call on
JOHN c. PAGE. JR., Agent.
In 90 900 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
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DUEL FOR 1876.

YKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four hun.
IL bred tons of this celebrated coal for sale Alss,
Vir~tnia spIiut of all kinds Georges Creek Cum,
beriand for steam and smiths use; Clover I'M
and Midlothian Lump; Soft Lump and Han I,1 GoRe;
Oak and Pine Wood. WIKI fCbentS:.
oc2 "a corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26

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