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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-23
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Russia.


D1sTRUsT IN THE CARS AssUK ANCEs.
LONDON, November 22.-The PaE-JfdH
Gazette, Standard, and other conservative
| journals express complete distrust OF the
Cars pacific assurances as expressed to
Lord Lotus, British Ambassador to St.
Petersburgh, in bis interview with his Ma
| jesty November goth. IN
THE GEAR HOPING FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF
PEACE.
| ST. PETERsBURGH, November 22.-The
Gear, in receiving various distinguished
| personages during the last few days, has
stated that he would still hope for the main
tenance OF peace, but considered Russia's
honor and his own pledged to obtain the
autonomy which he had demanded from the
Porte. ...la. ~ -
-. -, Scotland. I,!
a..'..i;, ADVANCE IN SUGAR. a
GLASGOW, November 22.-In the sugar
market here nearly every description has
advanced fully one shilling per hundred
pounds.
Mexico.
|. s-,+" ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
CITY OF MEXICO, November 21.-The po :
litical situation has become much compll :
Gated. Chief-Justice Iglesias has pro-
claimed himself Provisional President OF the
Republic, and located his seat Of govern
ment at Leon, in the State OF GUAR uato /;
the Legislature and Governor OF which sus-
tain him. "".@ fla'tt. t'-
4 portion OF the procession which es-
corted Iglesias to Leon attacked some Anne
rican missionaries with the cries OF "Death
to Protestants." The missionaries barri-
caded themselves in house until the police
rescued them. ~. ,f,...y
Iglesias has established regular Cabinet,
and appointed a Minister OF War, OF For
eign Relations, &C. .>..,,tj.1 ,t,a u
Troops are marching on Guarjuato, and
the flight OF Iglesias with his government
may be expected in a very short time. No
other State has seconded Iglesias's move
ment.
Lerdo de Tejada is receiving congratula-
tory dispatches and offers OF support from
all parts OF the country.
Gomez Palacio, formerly commissioner at
Washington, and Alasco and Ramirez,
Judges OF the Supreme Court, are here in
close confinement on o charge OF con-
spiracy.
GENERAL CAMPOS SUMAARILY DISP0slNG OF
SUSPECTED PARTIES. y.aas
HAVANA via KEY WEST, November d.
Nothing whatever is known about the plans
OF General Campos for the campaign. He
has warned the newspapers not to publish
anything without his consent regarding his
plans. He is dealing summarily with sus-
pected persons. Report says he has ordered
quite number OF persons to be shot, at
Cienfuegos. Arrests OF suspected CubaDs
in this city continues. Some are. lawyers,
but most are workInen.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE North CAROLINA
misunderstanding body met in Raleigh on
Monday, and both houses were promptly
organized. 80 .,:t - "
The Hon. James L. Robinson, OF Macon
county, was elected Speaker Of the Senate ;
T.. NJ. Furman, OF Buncombe county, Sec
rotary; and Oscar j. Spears, OF Harnett
county, reading clerk.
The Hon. Charles Price, OF Davie county,
was elected Speaker OF the House; Colonel
John D. Cameron, of Orange, principal
clerk; and j. r.. Hill, OF Randolph, door
keeper. -. - '
All Democrats, Of course, and good men.
Norfolk Landmarks. ......- :.r.l-
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Ely Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November s2.-Coton dull; sa,es,
756 bales at 1902 3-l6c- SOUTHERN -four ,I I'M
er; Il so for winter red western; s1.ss for white
western. Corn dun aud shade lower; Sec for
mixed; SIC. for new white southern. Oats un-
changed. Coffee-Rio quiet and UNCHANGED. sugar
firm but quiet refined less active at l2e for stana
Louisiana; 54@6ae. for, Carolina, Tnllow nn,
shsngsd nSs a9d EHs9Hs sssaa Lard n0fs
closed steady; prime steam, $l0.87ls. .fWbiskey
quiet at Sl69E Freigfts.frin. - !, I''i,!., =
a.. s..r. ): II :. BgALTIsIORE.5:; 100 .1sG
BALTIMORE, November 22.-Flour fairly active
and Wht aS5 ana to nrne
81. 3s@sl. 43 amber, 81 ,45@Sl.4S white. si.2o
@s1.45. Southern corn steady and arm western e
s sSsa It 7@ as Se Kye active
yn aes DUN at io sesr sseady ya
.-a-~ LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November 22.-Fiour easier, but not
ouotably lower. Wheat steady. Corn dull; white,
4sc.; Mixed 42c.; new. 35G3sc: RYe and n onts
meats active but no. qnotably higher Bacon steady
ana in fair demand shoulders, TIC. clear rib-sides,
9c clear sides ios IN ap demand az
~ CINCINNATI. s.
CrSC1SSArr, November 22.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat scarce and firm; red, Sl.20i9
$3.50 Corn In good demand for new shelled ut A.
64Sc. :: old quiet at 47@4Sc. Oats and rye steady
Barley inactive ut $1@S1.10 Pork quiet at SIG
Lard easier; steam, $40. Bulk-meats In GOOD DE-
mand; shoulders 64@69Ec.; clear rib-sides, sS@D
SIC clear Sides SSc-all loose. Bacon scarce, firm,
and unchanged. Whiskey steady and in good demand
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, November 22.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat inactive. Corit-No. 2 mixed, 425E9a3e.
kew firmer Mt SI.06@S1. 07. Pork dull; toobing,
$3.50, delivered Lard Inactive at $1,000; gene
rally held ut 16lsc. Bulk-meats inactive. Bacon
firnfer; 7Jz@ 7Ic. 9@9sc., and 94s99ac for Shout
ders. clear RIB, aud clear sides. 1I..E.. -
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- James w. Lick, a nephew OF James Lick,
the California millionaire, has filed petition
against the appointment OF James ID. Lick,
a natural son OF: the deceased, as admins
traitor, and asking to be placed in his stead
Other heirs haye, made similar requests.
They allege that Lick was OF, unsound
mind during the last three years, the period
when the trust deeds were made. :.ists,li. =
F, The Christian Convention opened at the
Tabernacle, in Chicago, Tuesday. Two
thousand delegates were present from all
over the Northwest, and 5000 more are en-
route. After the, close OF the meeting 800
ministers joined Mr.. Moody in the inquiry
room to pray IN. tn! II ore
The Centennial Temperance Convention
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church COM
.menced its session Monday in New York.
Bishop Foster made the opening address,
forcibly denouncing the evil OF intemper-
ance and in advocacy of total abstinence.
Near Kingston, Ontario, on Monday, four
men went to Matthew CARROTS boarding
house, and during an alteration one Of
them struck Garrett with a club, killing
him. Z, 81. 81 ..s.s
The entire coffee crop OF the world last
year was 100000, coo pounds, fully one-third
of which was consumed iii the United
States. Fsi g s:t
John Zost was dreadinlly scalded Monday
night at Lebanon, Pa, by falling into, q yat
OF boiling beer, and died Tuesday. sttr
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MOVEMENT OF MONITORS.

$500 MOVEMENT OF MONITORS a.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 90. The
monitors Passaic, Wyandotte, and Mon
tauk arrived here to-day from Norfolk, and
are anchored off the Fort.
YACHT. GROUNDED.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 22.TThe
yacht Atlanta, Of the New FORK yacht squad
ron, with William b. Astor and party Of
friends on board, grounded at Hampton bar
yesterday. She was hauled off by Bakers
wrecking steamer and taken to Norfolk to-
day for repairs. .,sts
COTTON BURNED -''LoNGsHoEEMEN's STRIKE.
NEW ORLEANS, November pa fire oc-
CURED last night in the hold of the bark
Manhegan, with 900 bales OF cotton on board,
loading for HaVre. Damage, $4,000.
Striking 'longshoremen to-day formed a.
procession down town and marched along
the feyee, headed by a band OF music. As
they moved up the levee their number in
creased. Upon reaching Jackson street all
the 'longshoremen on the leyee. had Joined
the column, which numbered about two
thousand. The laborers on the Ievee who
did not join the procession OF strikers quit
work for the time. There was no disturb
ance. ..,..s:r..,s I. ~ - - III,
COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE. i2'sr.ea
Annoy, November %. THE British steam
er Leonor and the American brig Frances
Leevey in collision. The latter sank, and six
OF her crew and passengers were drowned.
The steamer was slightly damaged.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, November 22.-The Secre-
taries are reported busy with their annual
reports. ~.
Another company OF soldiers has arrived
here. :r 1
The canvass for Speaker of the House at
tracts no speculation. AS the old commit
tees continue it is matter of minor i'm
portance beyond personal honor and double
pay.
SALE OF COAL.
NEW YORK, November 22.-One hundred
thousand tons OF Scranton coal was sold to-
day at s2.775 for steamboat; CRATE, S2.65s,
but Advanced towards close.
NEW YORK ITEMS. IT,.
New YORK, November 22.-During a
quarrel to-day Martha White (negro) cut
a white woman, it is feared fatally, across
the face with razor. She was arrested.
| The Health Commissioners are inyesti-
eating persons practicing medicine under
forged diplomas.
| Dc SleuiIiCi Ull Slititiil, lIOul w lllnbHS3-
ton, n. c., spoke the United States steam
frigate Franklin yesterday, in gale, eighty
miles from New York. IAN officer on the
Franklin's deck asked who was elected
President. ..,.,t.., - a.
THE MISSISSIPPI AND MEXICAN. GULF SHIP
! .r ,,... CANAL. r.,
NEW ORLEANS, November 22.-The State
/ Supreme Court has granted peremptory
naandamus compelling the Board Of Liqui-
dators to fund Sl24,0O0 OF bonds issued
under the act Of 1869, to aid in the construc
ton OF the Mississippi and Mexican Cult
Ship Canal Company. -..,si - l'a
THE SAVANNAH sCOURGE.
ATLANTA, November 22.-Fhe State Boart
OF Health resolved to meet in Savannah
I December 18th to investigate the cause o
the yellow-fever.
NlATo ON, ILL.,, November 22.-Dale (
Brothers's block has been burned" Loss
! $4,000. ..t..s
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SOUTH CAROLINA CoNGREssMEN.-The fol-
lowing is the vote for congressmen rs shown
by the returns OF the State Board OF Can
raSScrS: - ..
First Congressional District-Rainey
QadicaD, 1880; Richardson (Democrat),
16,6G1.
Second Congressional District-Cain
(RadicaN, 1885; O'Connor (Democrat),
l3,02S. .Unexpired term: Buttz (Radica9,
21.37S; O'Connor, $1,000. e..
Third Congressional District-Carpenter
RadicaD, 16,553; Aiken Democrat, 2l,479.
Fourth Congressional District-Evans
Democrat). 21,s75; Wallace (RadicaD, 49,
OIL. ~...,t ...e. ..-.r,
Fifth Congressional District-Smalls
RadicaD, 1884 Tillman OemocratI 49,
SIG. Charleston Journal Of Commerce.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Noon.-Stocks duh and steady. Money, 3k Gold,
109A.' Exchange-Long. 4S2ls; short, 4S4k: Gov
ernments dull and little lower. States steady, ex-
Eeening.-aIoney easy; offered at 2k per cent
Sterling quiet at 4S2]5. Gold weak at 10o7s91091.
Governments dull and steady. States quiet.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, November 22.-yirginia 6's, defer-
red, Ga; consols. 66S; second series, 34&. North
Carolina 6's, old, Is. ~
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y Santa Fe dispatch says that mail-coach
was stopped Monday night ten miles north
OF Los Vegas, New Mexico, by four masked
men, who being well armed compelled the
river and messenger to alight. They then
COX from the mail-pouches and express
"oNes everything OF value except some sill
Yer bricks, which they said were too heavy
% carry. They also cut the telegraph line.
\ German Methodist church was dedica-
'ed on Sunday in New York city which cost
about $4,000, and was built entirely at the
s%pense OF the pastor, Rev. c. Blinn, and by
MN presented to the congregation as free
III.
General Lewis 3. Parsons has been APP
l''ntcd temporary receiver OF the pro-
pelty Of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad
y Il. Louis. 49,
Ars. Esther u. Parsons is appointed post
MISTER at Atlantic, Aecomac county, Va,
we John u. Parsons, resigned.
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MARINE HNTELLTGENCE.
PORT on RIcHMoNp, NoYEs1BEn. 22,. 1876


PORT OF RIcHMoND. NOVEMBER %, 1876.
~ -f,1f. ARRIVED. ss .i,'lti I'd Il
Steamer Westover, Skinner. Baltimore, mcrchan.
disc and passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chandisc and passengers. L. Is. TatuIn, agent. y
49, SAILED. -9r-,s, :, Z
Steamer Port Royal, Clark, Clareront, merchan-
disc and passengers, Curtis & PARKER -, $50,
Schooner n. H.. Burroughs, Taylor, New York,
Schooner William DonneIly, RlggiD, PEiladel-
phia, granite, Curtis & Parker, POI
Schooner S. W. Bunnell, BunneII, New York, cam
mel coal, Gervas Stsrrs, agent n III ,-.>ssIf
,..,i. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. y
j From Liverpool November goth, bark Christina
iFs From Phiiadelpha November goth, schooner VIII
i From Rockland November :, schooner Hattie
yCoombs Bishop. Us -,
: Dark Northern Queen (Br.I, Dollar, from Rich
mond, arrived at Hamburger November goth. =
schooner Roxanna, Mitchell, from Richmond, ut
1' Schooners 1 Enoch Moore, Chambers: II. P. Ha-
Martin, and John fenthal Martin, Sere loading at
Schooner Milton. Richardson, from Philadelphia
for RtchnIont, with a cargo Of ron-ahtch was
sunk In R9a sSme e. mrsas s,
went upon the ways She VIII be sold 1t auc,fcnon
-" The crew OF the schooner Isabel Il Pearce, sunk
November 10th by the Now York. Steamer RICE
mond, were an saved Motives were lest.
river at Philadelphia November 2ls.. .ss.3.: J. !.
schooner Hattie G0ombsI Bishop from Rockland
for Richmond,at Newport November lSth. -. &C.
SoTIcEsTa sLARtyERs.rs...g,: 81 ff43f
Notice Is. hereby given that on or soon after the
harbor, Vineyard Sound, and Bazzards Bay, Willie
s se%oSa 1SS TIE sha
BIZ order Of the Lighthouse Board. 80 f5;4-
!, I, a, Gs9sSss ,a ngTNI INV 1,
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A FIRE RAGING IN NEW YoRK.-Neu
York, November 22.-Shortly after mid
night William II. Payne's grain and flour
mills and elevator, atone Hundred and
Twenty-ninth street and Second avenue,
caught fire. The flames gained rapidly IN
spite OF the efforts OF the fremen. Three
alarms were sent out. The fire was still
raging at 1870 this morning, and it was i'm
possible to make any estimate OF the dam
age, which viii probably be very large.
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!. NonTH CARcLINA.-Tbey have found an
other mares nest in North Carolina, It is
reported that movement is on foot to
throw out the whole electoral vote Of North
Carolina, on the ground that the ballots
were printed, when, the North Carolina
statute says the names shall be written, and
there is a vast show of learning ON the tech
nical difference between the words "writ-
tenn and printed"
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 20, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
INIIE IVhi te 2O2 hnahnla Red I 400 hush,

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 32S bushels. Red, 1,422 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-IVhite, $40 bushels. ,.at II
OATS.-64 bushels. ;
RYE.-62 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 1876 bushels prime ut S1.40;
20 bushels at $1.21; so bushels at $3.50; 22
bushels at S1.1S; so bushels at S1.02; so bushels
ut $l.36-total, 1913 bushels. Red, SO bushels nj
sl.22; 442 bushels on private terms; 100 bushels
very good at $1.37; 40 bushels ut 81 .25 I6 bush
els at 81. so bushels good at 81 1SS bushels
els at 81 142 bushels prime ut S1.3S: SO bushels
at S1.30; 20 bushels at 10-total, IL Sc bushels
CoRN.-White, A bushels prime old ut 53c.: "a
bushels prime new ut 52c: SO bushels good old at
Sc: SO bushels ut 50c.-total, $40 bushels.
OATs-36 bushels spring ut $780,; % bushels
prime nc 40c.-total. 81 bushels -
RyE.-34 bushels very good ut 5Sc. n.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT White, % bushels. Red, AZ bushels.
OATS.-20 bushels.
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me NEW RAILRoAD.-A gentleman who
%, Just been to Fredericksburg over the
.rT line informs us that about six miles of
al is laid this side OF Parker's Store, and
lie contractors say they expect to complete
d line to Orange Courthouse by the lst OF
1nuary. - Gord0nsUule Gazette. ~ - -
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TAXES. dc.

TAXES. dc.
NOTICE MANCHESTER TAX-PAY;
IN ERS,-You are hereby notified that upon all
State city, and school tax bills unpaid on or before
the BOTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1875, there Will
he added FIVE PER CENT. of their amount, and
the bills placed in the hands OF the City Sergeant Tor
Immediate collection, the aforesaid five per cent.
being in addition to the ten per cent already added
to all city and school taxes unpaid after the LIST OF
of November, 1876. .,.,.-
: ]. ". BRONAUGH, JR..
no ol-t3O .. TREASURER City or Manchester.
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A DESTRUCTIVE FRET oronto, Novem-
Der 21.-The extensive. foundry and car
works owned by Messrs. Hamilton were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. The loss is
estimated at $36O,O00; insured for about
G20 nll ..-l- ~ u -. - ---.t 4 -. - s..
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RAI,TIMoRE LFyE-sTOCK MARKET.

firm at last weeks prices, but closed shade CASTER
very best 4H@5Sc; first quality 4S4gc;; medium naLs
oven. and cows 4lG5c receipts, 1888 head; sales,
3,242 head Hogs have been in fair demand and
prices are shade easier; range, 7G7%c.; receipts
S3I9 head, Sheep have been In good demand at
unchanged rates; range, 4@54c. receipts, 3O,2s
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POROUS PLAsTERS

POROUS PLAsTERS.
ALLCOCKs POROUS-PLASTERS.
= Ask for ALLCOCK'S, and obtain them, and SC
avoid miserable limitations.
Is. BRANDRETH, President,
Office 294 Canal street, New York.
no 9-d3m&weow3m
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RICHMOND ) ToBACCo EXCHANGES.

RICHMOND. November 90, 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised Ill hogsheads, Al
tierces, and boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were Cd packages: Of which number 81
were taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 1915 TO $3.50. t,st y ~ ,-r !
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EJor,r

FINE, S3.5O@s3.75: superflne, So; extra super
fine, 1915; common family, $3.50: fancy family,
$7@$7.50. Market dull. III 49,, p,
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NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
IN HENRICO COUNTY.-The TAX-BILLS of
Tuckahoe Brookland, Fairfield and Varfna districts
will be ready for collection at the treasurers office,
in the County Courthouse, from the 18TH to the
PER, CENT additional will be added, as the law di
reefs, .-5,- WILLIAM. NJ. 6ICGRUDER,
no {-tDeel - / Treasurer Of Henrico county.
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10 2 q = II. 2. :. - p
Fx,AYORING EXTRACTS.

,nSaPER CENT. SAVED. E:a'.s b, lE,.. &. Fl
..LIoILOR FIIAyORS, to manufacture al kinds or
ifouofs with full directions; also, FRENCH FLA
.V0RING EXTRACTS,fo confecdoners ana soa a
water. Apply direct to SAILING G0HEN q w.
8 6 and 3S Cedar street, New York. No agents
'oe 24-6w ,5s..tli sEJ.tA st|E ~ ~
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SrArE REyENIrE ilF,

STATE REVENUE OFFICE,l
-. --s..E No. l3 ELEVENTH STREET. }
STATE TAXES.
+ The bills for STATE TAXES for 1876 are now
ready aud due at this office. FIVE PER CENT. VIII
be added to all bills remaiamg unpaid after 30Tli
NOVEMBER. WILLIAM r. RAGLAND, \. I.
no 1G-tNo30 l.sH. ..s.s.
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ToR SALE, TWO TRIos and one. pair
Il of PURE-BRED LIGHT BRAHMA CHICK
EMS, For information concerning prices. &c, az
dress CHICKENS, care Box IS, Richmond city post
Office. ,ttIiI -iItIEtFsp no l f-t"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
], ESTATE OWNERS.

have Inquiry from several parties who wish to
buy STORES or DWELLINGS paying well aud in
good location, ut from $4,000 TO $4,000. Parties
Wishing to sell low for cash may find purchasers by
calling on EDWARD Z. GODDIN,
- ri - tg.f f!.ig Real Estate Agent, =
NO 23-3t No. 10l5 Main street.
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MONEY TO LEND. !.
i can lend $4,000 on city unencurlbered, real es
''''e' % EDWARD C. GODDIN,
:. mn o9ot No. 1015l1fain Street.
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HARTFORD, November 22.-The eligibility
Of Governor Ingersoll as elector Is ques-
toned because he was Federal court COM
missioner some five years ago, and there is
no record OF his resignation.
[It amounts to nothing. lie can easily
establish the fact that he gave up the office
if he did SOL 80. : I"
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Our NOTION DEPARTMENT. Is stocked fun with
Ladies' and Misses Plain add Striped Hosiery Kid
kerchiefs, Corsets, Towels, Napktns &c., &c.s and
our Fancy Goods and Embroideries cannot be ex.
cellcd-such as Ipfants' Mertno ClpakJ and WALKING
Coats handmade Sacques, Caps, and Afghans.
Water. Proof CIoaks made 70 order; and om
STAMPING DEPARTMENTS furnished with en-.
dire new designs OF PATTERNS.
STAMPED YoKES, PILLOW SHAsfS, BRAIDS
EMBROIDERING SILKS and COTTOhS AWAY
on hand:
Country orders promptly filled Mt short notice.
Call early and examine for yourselves 4 oc 2-3m
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.BAReAINs opENsrpA1Li

RAND OPENING OF THE LARGEST
AND WINTER DRY GOODS, MOTIONS, AND
FANCY GOODS that ever was opened ut 4
LEVI HEXTERS. l.gt go q
IS. - : 5, -, -. No. 627 BROAD STREET.
which Win be offered at the very lowest cash prices
We name In part: 80 Il ais5 :. $50 S.ggs
DRESS GOODS In all the latest styles and shades; s
SHAWLS AID FELT SKIRTS I'm all qualities &,
LADIES BLACK BEAVER CLOAkS, .sss
L-.-,.l--- oil the newest DatfernEs
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THE ELM GROVE RAILWAY.

The meeting Of the friends OF the Elm
Grove Railway, yesterday afternoon, was
we'll attended Mr.. REILLY occupied the
chair and DR.. MCCABE WAS secretary.
After pretty full survey of the situs-
ton, it was agreed that as soon as SIC, 900
was subscribed to the capital stock, the
work would be put under contract as far
a. HoRNBRoOK's Park. In 3 few
minutes the handsome sum of Sll, 900
in round numbers was subscribed by
those present, and it is Known that sew
ersl gentlemen whose business en-
yagements detained them away
will subscribe literally. The sec
rotary was requested to furnish the
city papers for publication this morning,
u list of the subscriptions made, so we
presume the detailed proceedings of the
meeting will be found in our local col
umns.
The meeting adjourned till Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'cloci; by which time
the $4,000 should all be made up.
Those who feel an interest in this meri-
torious enterprise should attend the
Saturday meeting at the -Etna lnsur-
snce Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-14
TRAVEL TO HUROPE.

The New York Herald says that the
steamers which sailed on Saturday were
filled with pleasure-goers hurrying over
the seas TO the boulevards and the springs.
On the other hand, we do not observe any
increase in the travel to this country.
The tide that was coming to the Centen-
NAL does not come Two things are evi.
dent, as We predicted from the beginning
there will be no increase in travel to
this country and no diminution in the
travel to Europe on account of the Cen
tenniaL Foreigners will hardly care to
cross the stormy seas to see
Q show which is only what
they have seen over and over
again in London and Paris and Vienna
Our own people will have their run to
Killarney and the lakes and see the Cen
tenrial when they come home and the
weather is not so warm. 1t is pleasant
to see how heartily the foreign cores
pondents, and especially the correspon-
Dent Of the London Tunes, speak of the
Centennial. After all, the special cor
respondents are the real ambassadors of
peace and good will between the great
nations.