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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-04
Ic. w. VOIGT'S
SALVADOR BEER

Is THE BEST LAGER BREWED in the WEST
Sold by the Casket ut Milwaukee Brewry, Grand
River Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
THIS beer Is bottled by Jacob Bcller, II State
Street, J. +. Molony & Co, 2sJ Grand River Ave,
and Williams 4 Co. brewers, Duncans Brewery.
262wi
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-04
Council Proceedings.

The Common Council of the city OF
Alpena met In regular session, at the
Council room, Monday evening, Oct 2,
1876, and was called TO order at : o'clock
by the Recorder.
PREsENT.--A. r. Mcdonald, Record
er, and Aldermen Rice, Richardson,
Sheahy and Trims.
Journal of session held September IL,
1876, read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Comptroller, recommending the pay
ment OF sundry bills. Referred 10 the
Committee on Ways and Means.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
Comptroller, recommending the pay
ment of the following accounts:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-04
MAX. TEMP. MIN. TEMP. RANGE.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Sergeant, Signal Service, U. s. 4
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-04

Moved by Alderman Rice, that the
foregoing bills be allowed and warrants
drawn for the payment of the same
Ayes-Ricc, Richardson, Sheahy and
Timms. Carried.
Police Justice, report for month end
ing Sept. Both. Ordered placed on file.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27
An AnecdOte OF the War.

In the early part of the war / enlisted
in the Twenty third Ohio Volunteers, be
ing then SO young that it was difficult for
me to carry my musket, and sometimes
hard even to keep up with the ranks. On
our second days march from Weston to
Cheat Mountain became so fatgued that
had to stragglc in the rear where ! was
discovered by our gallant Major, Ruther-
ford b. Hayes, who at once dismountcd
and insisted that | should use his horse.
| repeatedly declined to do so, saying
that | thought ] could march a while
longer, but he would not take no for an
answer. After placingme comfortably in
his saddle, he tucked his trousers into his
boots, bucklcd on my cartridge-box,
shouldered my gun, and took my place
in the ranks, plodding through the sticky
clay chatting with the boys and cheering
them on until nearly dark, when he came
for his horse to ride ahead TO look for
camping ground. | thanked him from
the bottom of my heart for his Kindness
His response was. You are welcome,
brave boy; good night" The Temp
kins Farm was selected rs "A camping.
ground for the night, where we found
fires still burning, left by the rebels in the
morning of the same day During the
whole evening Maj Hayes was to be
found walking through the camp, caring
and looking for the comfort of his men.
Count one more vote for Hayes, Mr.. Ed.
itor, and can tell you that throughout
the West, where Gov. Hayes is known,
the soldiers are all as enthusiastic for him
AS am. Higiey in N. Y. Gfaphtc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27
The Last Democratic Lie on Gov.
Hayes.

The latest roorback is, that Gov. Hayes
wrote letter on the 9Th of July, 1876, to
90 Samuel J. Tyler, Secretary of the Amer
lean Alliance" in which he accepted
membership in secret political society
and offered the sentiment that suffrage and
the right to hold Office should be limited
to persons born in this country.
l. Hayes never wrote any such letter.
= He never belonged to secret poliu-
cal society, and would not under any cir.
cumstances, join one.
3. The sentiment imputed to him, as
well as the act is totally repugnant TO
every act and belief of his life.
4 There is not one word OF truth, or
ruthscmblance even in any of the
charges. They ore complete fabrica-
ton, in web and Woof, chain and filling
OAi0 State Jouraoi.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27

sPEAKING Of railroads, it may be re-
marke.. that they are now built of
three gauges. namely: Broad gauge,
marrow gauge and mortgage
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27

--Gne hundred and twenty thousand
children are now attending the public
schools of New York city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-05
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, February a, 1875

- FRIDAY, teprtfiry H. 1875
American G0id.-1124 bid.
state Scientifically Virginia cOusols. GSA bid, SO
asked Virginia cous0ls, new. 43 bic,, 40 asked:
Virginia fundable, SO bid; Virginia deferred, ST.
bid, o. asked; Virginia tax-rcceivaole coupons, So
bid, 81 asked.
Richmond city 6's, 81 bid: Norfolk city S's. 100
city 6's, 43 BID.
Rqilrood Understandable Railroad first mort
gage preferred S's. j. and j.. III bid; Sou.hside
Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's, }. and D.,
90 bid; Southside Railroad third mortgage prefer
FED 6s, j. and j., 3S bid; Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage SIS. j. and D.. IS bid: Richmond and
lU5 bid; richmond and Petersburg Railroad second
| uortxage 1s. a and o., 50 bid; Orange and
A. 'ex1hdrin Railroad second mortgage 6's. j. and
RalI Uad coHsolidaieo 6'y. NJ. aud NJ, 7OS bid. 7lh
asked, Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's, a.
and o F., 8 bio; Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line
Ka ,s mErsa YosI and j. oS 81
RaIlroaa ana Steamboat srs, j. andJ., 10 bid.
Canal B,onds.-James River aud Kanawha Canal
first moagase 6s, NJ. and NJ, So asked.
and Potomac R.drosd common. LOO par, 5Sx bid;
Richmon. aud D.ynvile Railroad, 100 par, 4 bid, 5
asked; Seaooard and Roanoke Railroad guarau-
tied, 90 par, l 90 I'D.
ed; State EinE OF Vlrginia. 100 par, IS bid, 90
asked; Bark OF Comm cree; 25 par, 20 bid; Unlou
Bank of Risnmond so Tar. 5l4 asked Merchants
.nd Planters Savings, 25 par. Fix bid; Richmond
Banking aniInsurance Company, 25 par, 26;bid,
80 asked; Citizens Savings, % par, FIX bid, %
asked.
rne, 25 par 354 bid, SO asaed; Virginia State,
81 par, 25a5 bid: Virginia Home, leo par, 100.
asked; MERCHANTS and Mechanics, 100 par, Sc, bid,
92 asked; Grssre insurance Company, 100 par,
80 asked: Commercial Fire Insurance Company,
23 par, 22 bid, 24k asked; Richmond Fire Asso-
citation, % paC, PA asked.
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letter from ~potsyivanin.

.,...... ..t ia, Richmond Dspatch.l
i."..' '''-'''' ,u. cor,,.crrn-
IL. gV.L;A2 MILE A. .a- AZ" T''''''>
HhH"h""'> Az U'''''
EVERYBODY IN THIS >ecilon mas Dceh 9!C't's
~. rr,,'d about The murder OF Tom DICK
r....t.,,l Jf Tom sutherland, and there seems
:. .,.s,,al desire 10 SEE the murderer brought
:. ,I.,E,a. Tie murd,r was one OF the
,..,. t,L-boou,j ever pelpetrated III THIS
r..... Thr>.rrfa NJ Of your correspond
~, ,.nr u.g,lcs.a-,. jaSt at;ec the affair,
a. ,o. ,,g,, q l4!r idea Q, the brutality of
g., I.S. mi, : tts second murder COM
, NV n hi. cous,v Within few months ;
.gG ,h> uurGtc is IL; \ natural consc-
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tiEMLOCE.

IHf THEODORE WEEMS.-The steamboat
Theodore Wc,m>. Captain Cooper. left the
EaFpHhanuock river on Monday evening for
Baltimore wiki Il large freight and thirty
passengers. She encountered the storm, and
"A5A n the bay opposite Poplar island her
,'"c'!n- Gear broke, and she was left help
!t>'' lie TuUurr head was twisted OIL, the
traces 10 her >mokr.stack parted, and her
Maehlnery was injured. She rolled in the
trough OF thc sea, and for time there was
u'nscr OF great calamity. The escaping
steam nJcl Nil parts of the boat, and disaster
py both lire and water were unprecedented.
ae hrt> IN the furnaces were cXtinguished
.! Tie officers, and TIE Wecms drifted across
'|' hay aud went ashore on the upper part
.; toiilr island, where she remained.
hTE decks are buiged, and altogether the dis.
",icg 10 hrr is 4 serious one. There was con-
7's' H1!.oh among the passengers until she
55oNHdtd, when they became reHssurcd,
80" ~ were made As comfortable as pos
T..'' me passengers remained on board
.''n' '@iia tuesday morning until 10 A. NJ.
!sa.r! cay, when u passing tug. boat saw her
"odI''oD. ana, taking OF her passengers,
1Hit''t0 Tor Baltimore. The steamer Mary
2>"lnSlon had been sent from Baltimore
u 81 early hour yesterday to assist the
IL, -Au meeting the tug she took the
i:@>>'l@rF> on board end came back. The
I"'sVu states revenue cutter Ewing, which
=, -'nt"!lng aid 10 vessels 10 distress, visited
,,', "eehis yesterday. A tug and lighter
, 10y sem 10 her yesterday afternoon. After
y ;'t V"'So Is removed it is hoped that she will
l-|1.' All on hoard think they made narrow
ape NcHinlore Sun, 4h.
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after from ssnunfon.

,rsrIvsl OF ALL SATIoSs-0ocD
1E''S' ,,,,~-s,1r OF PROPERTY. &C.
rscncc cr the Richmond Dispatch.J
''.''. >rnr>ToS. February !, 1876.
.,,,l van Yesterday Of the tragedy
-, rs,rnt >olonn Inc 'e" ""o.'Iou"s laws
,r,, Mr.. Augustus S'auou,'" ."'y p,"eer
az ...f o,I,c, farmer ahont h'ty-hvc years OF
'@' ,.o has been married ior th'E'y
-. and ha- three grown chi'aren' 4 It"
!'~', .',s showed SYMPTOMS OF dcranGc-
"'. .rr q. them being gong INTO the
w.. .'.-., mountain aud staying all h'gh'.
! -.a, morning he took his axe ana
IL. 49,. room where his laughter ana
y. '.. ,,.,.. ,,tr2ing, and after Il playful
l., -, tine child raised the axe ana
r.1'.' ' rrfn mother threw the covering
t..t 49, hui the aXc.b!adc went
~" ..l f,4r!uhc gashed the little one
,... -. ,hrn a>>ailcG the mother, oresk-
:. 49, .,.f,-.aouc and cutting Der lace.
~ ,....-.5.. trr daughters screams ran
- 49, arr head open with The axe,
II, ~" kan bare. His son put IN ehd
t'E ,'' -. ..Ag,.r y, >-izing him from h'n'no
L =. y,a..,.,,"d daughter wrrnched the
". .~, Wien hr was brought 10
~ ,....,..l!av evening ne Was perfectly
- '.,, r.i,r,,r"jy insane. IL was ue-
G,'.' 49,. ~, hsm in the asylum, and lbs
-. .,~.-.. .hc,c magistrates were aipc'"';u
.. rs 30 a. sanity. II" rem ''''S ~
- ..'. ..sr & ,i,ion is made, WDicn WIN
b. w.. ...an lo.str His wife, it Is thought
r,.ut her @o!nds.
" .rr,..,4c Of Al Nations, given loE
o.. ,..,.t. q. 81" Young Mems CHRISTIAN
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FROM WASHINGTON.
a Modet JaUifOr.
n fnOuet toVakOr-
FIRE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF JrSTICE-BrS
BUTLER AND PIERREPoST.

FIRE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF JUsTICE-BES
BUTLER AND PIERREPoST.
Especial dispatch to the Gazette.1
WASHINGTON. February "A fire broke
out to-day about O'Clock in the third story
of the Frcedman's Bank building, and did
considerable damage before it could be put
out. Ben. Butler was engaged in a.pripate
conference with Attorney General Pierre.
pont at the time, and strict orders had been
given 10 allow no interference under any
circumstances. The Attorney. Generals spe.
cia| messenger, although he knew The build
ing was on fire, was, like Casabianca, rooted
at his post. He would not disobcy orders
no. not If the Attorney. General, Ben. But
Ter, and himself persisted in the s1mes.
Finally, the conference between the Attor.
ney.Geucral and Butler came TO an end, aud
they both emerged from the formers private
room, and were very much astonished TO find
the building filed with smoke and three en-
gines playing on the third story of the build
ing.
-. wondered what made my eyes smart
So" said Ben.
u couldn't imagine why coughed So"
i Icul2ted the Attorney General; but
thought it WAS piety that made you weep"
he continued, with q malicious twinkle OF his
eyes.
"hh. | see it all" said Ben. with sar.
donic grin. "Iou wanted TO destroy some
evidence that the Democratic House are after;
and 10 appear unconccrnel and ignorant
You kept me in there till l was nearly suffo-
cltCd."
With this rcjoindcr Ben. marched down
the stairs in search Of fresh air, and reaching
the street he stopped, drew long breath,
and exclaimed 80, Father Abraham, what
wicked people these Christians be !"
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siasslalf ana His Friends.

Washington Correspondence Philadelphia TImes.J
The failure Of Raudall's leadership in Con.
gre,> i not merely Geplored, but il is re-
gardcd a humiliating and unfortunate in the
last degree. l. is row openly declared that
his position as chairman Of appropriations
will prove disastrous to The Democracy, rs
in dealing with the Treasury. the Navy, and
the post.O tlice Departments, where The ne.
ce>sity is greatest for Investigation and re-
duction Of expenditures, he will be dealing
with C.binet officers who have appointed bis
Democratic followers by scores to subordi-
uutc places. Instead Of stripping himself
for Il fearless conflict with the abuses of the
Grant administration he has exhausted his
Efforts and dwarfrd himself to get Democrats
| Of the McMullen stripe into the arsenal, the
uavy-yard, the post-oflice building, and even
in tie departments in Washington, aud it is
not expected that he can be faithful to the
interests OF the party and the country in de-
cidirg upon appropriations for those from
whom ne has sought and accepted so many
/ favor
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VEGETISE.

s. " EGG ETIN E."
says Boston physician, has no equal as 4 blooc-
purifier. Hearing of It's many wonderful cures,
after all other remedies had failed, visited the
Laboratory and convinced myself Of its genuine
merit. II Is prepared from barks, ROOTS and herbs
each of which is highly effective, and they are
compounded in such manner rs 10 produce
astonishing results
VEGETISE
is the great Blood-Puliller.
yEGETINE
will cure the worst case OF Scrofula.
ysGETINE
is recommended by physicians aud apothccares.
VEGETINE
has effected some marvellous cures in cases Of
Cancer.
YEGETlNE
cures the most inilcxiblc case of Canker.
YEGETISE
meets with wonderful success in mercurial diseases
yEGETlNE
will eradicate Salt Rhcum from the system.
yEGETISE
cures the most nveterate cases of Ery spelas.
vEGETINE
removes Pimples and Humors from the face.
TEGETISE
cures Constipation and Regulates the Bowels.
vEGETlNE
Is valuable remedy for Headache.
vEGETINE
will cure Dyspepsia.
yEGETINE
restores the entire system to healthy condition.
vEGETINE
cures pains in the Side.
vEGEIINE
removes the cause Of Dizziness.
VEGETiSE
relieve: Falntness at the Stomach.
vEGETINE
cures Pains in the Back.
.....-.. yEGETINE
efrectually cures Kidney Complaint.
vEGETINE
Is effective In its cure of Female Weakness. -s-.
vEGETINE ...
Is the great remedy for General Debility.
yEGETINE
Is acknowledged by all classes Of people to be the
best and most reliable Blood Purifier in the world
vEGETINE is SOLD By ALL DRUG GisTS.
.-,..... Gfe 5-s&W2tl ag
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Th;rd.Class sIai;-Mastcr.

The Senate CoBmittee on Post.Offices has
addressed a letter 10 the Postmaster. General
for an exhibit OF the receipts and expenses
from third. claSs mlll-mattcr, and whether 1t
i 10 the interest Of the Government to trans-
port the thiIG.cia>s matter 1T the rates
charged before the act of last March. The
committee has before it the bill OF the House
restoring the rates on third.class mail. matter,
and its report will be prompted by the re-
Spouse of the postmasterGeneral 10 the in
ouirics which have been addressed to him.
Washington telegram.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-05

Twelve States-Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Ne.
yada, New Jersey, New York. Rhode Island,
South Carolina, and Wisconsin-took
census in 1876, which shows the following
increase over the Federal census OF 1870:
Iowa, 1924; Kansas, 16S,974; Louisiana,
1902 Massachusetts 194, 55l Michigan.
1922; Minnesota, 15S, 1913; Nevada, 9,545;
New Jersey, 120, 406; New York, 332, 449 !;
Rhode Island, o,S96; South Carolina, 2l7,-
S4l; Wisconsin. $4,000. Total increase,
1,s57.174. In 1870 these States bad nearly
one third the population Of the whole coun-
try and If we may assume that the increase
Of population in the remaining States has
been proportionate she centennial population
of the country ought to be about 44,OOO,OOo.
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Eax.Snies in The EnsurrecaLOnary
States.

WASHINGTON. February 3.-The bill re.
porteC from the House Committee on the
Judiciary for tie relief OF the owners and
purchasers Of lands sold for direct taxes 10
The insurrcctionary States gives the owner
the right to draw from the Treasury the pur-
chase.moucy, less taxes, costs, and expenses
Of the sale, il he shall eject TO abide the sale
and make good the title of the purchase by
giving a quit.claim deed for the same 10 the
purchaser and release him from all claim for
rents and profits. II the former owners OF
licnors arc under disability, and clnnot com
pY with the above conditions, or shall refuse
TO avail themselves of the provisions OF the
bill, the purchaser may claim the money il
the Treasury, less taxes, ETC., upon satistlc
tory proof that the case comes within Tho
decisions Of the Supreme Court.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMONp FEBRUARY 4, 1876.

nREtyED,
steamer Wes'.oyer, Skinner, Baltimore. mer.
cnanuise ah' passengers, l.. q. T2tum. agent.
steah' :. John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
'iia'' Use and passengers. i. u. iatuM. agent
schooner A. e.. Smyrk, Flowers, Alexandria,
wheat, Dunlop &c McCgnce. - -, i..!
Schooner 4: 81. edwards, Spedecker, light TO
master. ......s.s.s ~
Steamer Allinnce, Carr, Philadelphia, mcrchau.
disc and passengers, w. p. Porter, agent.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York; mercnan'
disc and passengers, G. W. Allen Co., agents.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Edward sIaie, Soper, New York, Jan.I-
airy goth.
schooner Addie +. Ames, Achorn, Portland, jan
Schooner Paragon, Morong, Lubsc. January 3lll-
Schooner Charles b. McShatn Sulgley, Balti-
more, January 10Th. !, t.,,.u,
25th.
Schooner L. A. Danenh over Gray, Bottom, JAM
uary 26h. IL. s.at, ~
Brig Katie DAM, Robinson, New YORK, January
9th.
schooner E. vanduersen, Godfrey, Boston, Jauu-
airy 23ih aaiu
Schooner $. W. funnel, Euunell, New York,
February 20. ...-.,.. y 81
MEMORANDUM
A survey was held on steamer Ellie Knight, from
Whining ton, which arrived at Norfolk (January
3ls) Ieaky, which will be followed by second one.
1t Is supposed that her cargo Of superphosphafe Is
damaged.
Ut, NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The inner black buoy Of Gedney's channel has
df ftsd from It's place, and lies In the channel near
the point OF Sandy Hook.
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perature and ciear or partly cloudy weather,
with high followed by falling barometer.
For the Middle States, colder and partly
cloudy weather, nor hwesterl5 winds shift.
Ing to ea',ery and soL'therly, and high fol.
lowed by iaifiDg barometer and slowly
rising temperature and probably snow.
yarseus Items.
WASHINGTON. February "A be order sus.
pending q. w. q. Black, alto. -ney, from
practising before the War Depar, 'uent has
been revoked by the Secretary.
The bill reducing the pay of army ,>ficers
GUS down the appropriations 300,
The Secretary Of Wzr has given the 5 o.
cial Committee On the Pexas Border Troll.
bles assurance that be EiIl send additional
troops to the Rio Graude-
/ The 3ub-Nayal Committee Of The House
has gone 10 Norfolk 20 examine witnesses
regarding the alleged political use of the
rayy yard.
Among She combinations To-day were John
W. WoItza5 postmaster at Fredericksburg
and Charles r. Gill as commissioner of pen.
sio3s.
Treasurer New and Regis3er-of sbe-Trea-
sury Allison were before the 7ouse commit
tee to-day, Mr.. New protesting against
reduction of salaries and Mr.. Nilsson against
both the reduction of force aud salaries.
George Foy has been nomirstcd cy5lcctor
of customs at Cherrystone, Va.
At meeting Of the subcommittee OH the
Pacific. railroad. Messrs. Lamar, Adkins,
and ONiel agreed to report to the full CON-
mittee the Texas Pacific railroad bill with
the subsidy asked by Colonel Scott, and an
amendment that unless the branch roads
commence work within one year the main
road may build the branches.
LuttrclE opposed the bill, and Gar6eld,
the fifth member of the subcon nittee, was
not present.
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Mrs. Mackenzie, who recently eloped from
Montreal with young Mr.. Bridges, sailed
from Portland for Liverpool Saturday with
her four children.
The New York Herald is agitatinS the
question of reform in the rules governing
street-cars: "No scat, no fure."
Some Californians who own 100, 600 acres
of land ale enclosing it with single fence
100 miles in length.
A company has been organized in London
TO manufacture gas from sewage by what
claims to be a wonderfully cheap process.
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poses~by which We mean the Transports.
ton Of letters, newspapers, nnd the light ar.
| tic'es. chiefly made OF paTer, which are too
fragile or too che3p TO bear sending by ex.
preserve favor the cheapest possible rate
Of postage. We believe that postage Of
one cent per half.oupce for letters would
pay better than the present three-cent rate,
because Of the Increase in the number of let
tiers that would be sent. As evidence of this
we have only to notice the immense NUN.
Der of postal cards now sent through tie
maiIs-a branch which has grown up
from nothing in the course Of very
few years, and that without noticeably
diminishing the number of letters for
warded. But we favor high rate of post
age on merchandise because tits gen.
crafty bulky, and costs more in proportion to
transport than any other class Of mal-mat-
ter; second, because we do not think the
rpaiI-bags are the proper place for 1t at any
price; and third, because we object to hav-
ing letters and papers charged higher post
age than would otherwise be necessary in
order to carry this dead weight. Let Con-
gress exclude FROM the mail bags everything
that does not belong there, fix reasonable
rate Of postage on legitimate mail-matter,
establish q few clear, comprehensive, and
sensible postal laws, and then let the subject
alone. and for the first time in its history
Except for short period during the rebel
liop) the Post.Off Department will begin
to pay expenses.
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Lumber. saves. Essj

Lumber. saves. Essi 80
LtsHber White oak. 1880 n .8de,: :Westeru
Virgtnia poplar. sf5m8s5 % 1000: Write pine.
s35Gs75 ~ 1000. YeIscv pine boards. &1DIS1A
to.st. 81 zGsfs. accorurGS 10 ieuxths yfingtee--
Pine, sZ5gdf5: cypress sl1-jnch, S7.G0nfT2.60
i coo. 80. - - - =
:, 6tayss-W hissey- barrel timber. green. s1sa20
Y, I.uuu. seasoned. s20GS25 4 LOCO. Flour
oarrei timber. S8Gs7.5O % loo. gionr barrel
po1e, 1 n3gsheaa noops, no demand: hick-
Rags1 :. cotton. ssc. white, A@0c,; wool.
Liquors. Wines, &c.
"a. AZ: Scotch. best brands. pints, s2Gsz.f5 @
Reetiaed Waisssys: Marse. satet; proof, norai-
nal IT S1.3GlIS1.35. .''''' 80
BE Whisxsvs: asdlum, sl.sons2: psxe old,
s2nf4 Eirgtnia Mountain. new. *2Nx2.BG; old.
$2.5g1s3 30 and upwards. -
Gin: Domestic. Si.25dy2: imported, ss case.
BrGndfes. Domestic. 81 .G5G S2; fruit VI 35a
s1.50: apple. new, 9225GrS3: VIrgtnfa peach,
S2.sG@s3. s9T,, -
Rum: New Engana sl.65@st.S5: jamaica
and Santa Cruz, S46a8.
eIfsr-Fees.
Mtys.uf: 55c. ssbsshel.
ByotenStuF: 3OGl3Sc. q bushe
Shorts: 25I3Gc. " busbei. $3.50
What Broa: 2092Jc. "A busheL
Cn-n Bran: 1S@2sc. SR busbeL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-05

locDf AND SAhKEy.-Neac York, Febru-
n.y. All The arrangements for the Moody
hn"n 7ahkey revival at the Hippodrome have
G Cecn completed. The amount received SO
W subscription towards defrayiag the
f |d"ts Of The revival is $500, while az
cnrsh Of $1,000 has already been in.
vii, The total expense, it Is estimated,
i mn' reach $4,000. The choir rehearsed
ra '5' ,'Hehing Ill The prezeace OF several ,hou.
r IIa ptop!e al The uipppdrome. Il was un-
1roh,.1tn mat the revival would begin in all
SUNDAY hight. ~ ' '