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mARINE INTELE.IGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY %. 1875.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Roanoke, Wilson, Norfolk, light, Cur
RE & Go. %.
Schooner Savannah. Wilson, Fortress Monroe,
light, K. +. W iiams & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. ". Allen & Co.,
agents.
steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan.
disc and passengers. w. z. Porter. agent.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Nsrfos, mer.
chandise and unssengcrs. L. r. Tarum. agent.
Schooner Maggie, Myers, Washington, mill-feed,
Curtis L Parker.
Schooner n. H. BorroYghs, Taylor, New York
ria Drewry's Bluff, wood TO master.
schooner +. and l.. Cordery, HIgbee, Boston piG
Osborne's. coal to master.
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE TO-DAY.
Steamer Westover, Skinner. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatun. agent.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandlse aud passengers, &. b. ratuIR, agent.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Alabama, Ross, hence, at Now York
February 20.
Schooner speedwell. Spaulding, sailed from Rock.
land, Me-, for this part February ID.
Schooner Sa!Iie MAR, Powell, hence. at Boston
February 20.
number of oyster and wood schooners are daily
reported arriving 1t or clearing from n, W Eng
land ports.
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Thief Shot and Killed, DC.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, February 22.-Emanuel Ash
burn, negro cow-tbief, vas shot and killed
by the special policemen of Norfolk county
last pight while trying to escape arrest.
The Twenty-second was more largely cele-
since the war.
Norfolk is greatly excited over nightly
burglaries.
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Brief kilograms.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, February 22.-There
are about 200 present at the convention OF
or, nback-men.
BALTIMORE. February 22.-Professor D.
c, Gilman was insugurated president OF the
Johns Hopkins University to-day. Governor
John Lee Carroll, of Maryland, was present !;
also Professor Glider sleeve, of the University
of Virginia.
PRoTIsEScE, R. l., February 22.-Tbe
prohbitonists have nominated full State
ticket,
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ACCIDENT 70 Rev. WrruAx G.. STARE

ACCIDENT TO REV. WILLIAM G. STARR
From the Murfreesboro' Enquirer we isarn
that on last Sunday Rev. W. G.. Starr
preached the funcrl Of Mrs. Sallie Moore in
the Baptist church at Winton. In the after.
noon he started home, accompanied by Mrs.
Ieates, wife Of Hon. J. j. Yeates, who Is a
nephew Of the deceased. Very soon 1t began
to rain. The clsuds thickened into storm
when near the town. The darkness Of the
sky rendering the night doubly dark made
it almost impossible to drive. When they
reached the corner on which the Masonic
Hall is situated bolt Of lightning descended
TO The earth so near TO them that the horse
was struck down and Mr.. Starr rendered
unconscious by the shock. When he recoy.
cred his consciousness he found himself on
the ground with buggy-~heel passing over
one leg. He still held the reus, and man.
aged to bring the horse to halt until he
could take Mrs. Yestes from the vehicle,
thereby saving, in ali probability, her life.
It was narrow escape. With the exception
OF some slight bruises, the reverend gentle
man escaped unhurt.
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New-EorN Items,

NEW YORK, February .22.-Willian A..
DorlIug and Spencer N. Green, president
and secretary of savings bank, were today
arrested for swearing 10 false exhibit In
1871. ..s.-4s.-, ti,asls. = .,it.. = :,
I Wellington Kidder q Co. rectitiers and !.
distiilers. have failed. Liabilities, S2O0, 600.
Frederick Schuchardt Sons, bankers,
have failed. Liabilities, S15O,ep
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February %. 1879
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 242 hus heIs. Red. 1874 bushels.
CoRN.-Whhe, $40 bushels. fellolo, 4e; bushels.
Hired, ~ bushels.
OATs--5s0 bushels.
MRAL.-5S bushels.
FODDER.-f2 bales.
GLOVER SEED-46 bushels.
POTAToES.-68 bushels.
ShLEe.
WHEAT White, 40 bushels good at 81. 80: go
bushels very goon at SLAB; 14o bushels prime at
$1.A5-total, 242 bushels. Red, / 90 bushels prime
ut STAG: 20 bushels common at S1.25: 76 BUSH
els choice at sl.4S; 40 bushels prime 1T elias;
27S bushels very good at sl.41; 80 bushels fair III
$l.35; 80 bushels al 81 32-total. 6S4 bushels.
CORN White. 476 bushels at SIC. Tetto.1; As
bushels very good at 53c.
OATs.-5O bus heels on private terms; % bushels
prime at SIC; 90 bushels fair at 45c.-totsl, 1914
bushels.
MEAL.-20 bushels on private terms; 90 bushels
at 5Sc-total, 40 bushels.
4 FODDER.-12 bales at gee.
PoTAToEs.-66 bushels at 40c.
CLOVER sEEo.-16 bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED.
OATs.-9O bushels. .........
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poRRBaARY A FUGITIVE THE CARLIST CAUSE
LOST.
PAR1s, February 22.-The Carlist General
Dorregary has taken refuge on French soil.
The Carlst cause is now considered here
as hopelessly lost.
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THE MoopY AND SASKEY MEETINGS.
York. February 2l.-The usual noou.day
services at the Htppodrome were very largely
attended, every seat in the Madison-Avenue
Hall being occupied. A large number OF
clersynen occupied the platform. Mr..
Moody announced that the meeting would be
devoted to the reception of reports Of the
LORDS work during the week just past.
Remarks were made by Drs. Paxton, o.
borne, and Hepworth.
The Rev. Mr. Murphy, Of the Mariners
Temple, said since the commencement Of the
revival large number of persons had joined
his church.
Mr.. Saukey made a brief address and sang
his celebrated hymn, "Hoid the Fort" the
congreg ation aud choir joining in the chorus.
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Story of the wife of Thomson, the dynam.


tie iiend:
"To me he was always known as William
Thomson. Uuder that name he married me,
and by it he wss known to all the acquaint-
auccs he made on the Continent. He seemed
avcrsc to speaking much Of his early life, but
he gave me to understand that he WAS born in
BROOKLYN and that his people lived in Peters.
burg, Va. His father, he said, was English,
his mother Scotch, aud Of her have frequent
" heard him speak in terms of the greatest
affection and reverence. Once, however, he
told me that his name was Alexander, and
that be was led 10 conceal it from his being
engaged in blockade.rupning at the time of
the war. He always spoke of the sea and Of
military life as if he had been conversant
with them, but / fancy bis knowledge Of
both was somewhat superficial. or bis
means and resources / knew little. He was
never engaged in any business to my knowl'
edge, but am led to believe that he had a
passion for specializing. At one time / re-
member his showing me $4,000 in bonds,
| but that was the only instance OF his giving
NE an linking of the resources he com.
| msrded."
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/ INDIANAPOLIS, February 22-The Repub.
lican State Convention has nominated God.
love s. Orth for Governor.
Colonel Robert s. Robertson was Domi-
nated for Lieutenant Governor. Other State
officers were also nominated.
A long series of resolutions were adopted,
one Of which recommends Senator Morton
to the National Republican Convention as
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fnttcr from DnlsNiIle.
2. .~.roadeac" Of the Richmond D'SPa''"'1
= ,..... m8Ls >acIgrY-pEATA OF COLONEL
<GA1STUE.
D,ryrly. VA, February 81, 1876.

.,.., .rrtvry-URiTU OF COLONEL
7.>'.~''a ''"- .rvrsrox.
- r,,,rro-ro1 1916
bAHNlAIh' ' 49, "a
The anniversary meeting OF Inc DAnN 'iie
+ .,.r society ~, ug,d iast h'Sol a. the res
i.'.r.lH chnrc''-htF. "eo'se W. D"u'e
ll,I!lu@; 81 ain d. l. 1A'e'e'' ''U''"9 30
csrrlATy ,ry tenn.
Mr.. y. T,li"y, u" treasurer, repoIieu tnat
etdS..2 bad A@.n collected during ahu sloce
-. recent y>. 10 The Guy OF keF. y. u.
PFC II. a.rn,. Among the items l noted
. contribution pi SlO.@S by the Loyai.Slreet
,...l-.r Methodist church, and S3.IO by the
r.. -o.o-cl, Baptist church.
N..,r,. W4aitriN bro,hcr, Inc deposltars,
r;.g.-a - t"d''f~: sock on nHnu l.. VI
JarI.ry. $50, c">Ib' >'ock received III i0'o,
$3.50; d"nH''d, - P''a "5en' vi lux
,,'r'E ci'..I s,oCh on MANU- i'' VI Jan u"i'
l>,f =, %',
The election oi othceTs !oF 'ns tu>n'ns
va, resulted - follows trc>lucnl' ht'.
la1s.r ". Dame Y CT Presidents. Rev. Or.
A.ylnder Marin. Rcy.J. W. B!ed5oe, Kew.
l.F.L. Holm,>, K. " :. Lambeth; Secretary,
e. Taylor. in place OF Mr.. }. II. Estes,
W. declined .g,C rCtlon: TrcaSuere, Mr.. N.
Tn,y. DruO>itarv, McSSrs. Waddils * Bro
,.r,. Directors, ". T. Clark. ". l.. Robin.
tg.S. ". Avcrctt. Thoma, N. Bass.
Ta.Prc,dcDl stated that the society wished
T. make Donations OF books whenever there
W. evidence that they were needed, aud
rfei,,.rd thai all friends OF the society would
r,5-t such cases Of necessity to himself or
any one Of The officers.
Rev. :. ;. Lambeth WAS introduced. He
Srss. ,yr,!br for half IN hour upon the 0es-
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r. ,,,-' Ak lEcULArlos.-Thc Secretary oftLe
). IIS'4iy,ln response TO inquiries, states that
',iI' undecided when to commence pay
-. out silver coin to replace the fractional
., .''eacy' lie says, however, that a very
g.. pressure is constantly exerted upon
Wv. uo'ert ment TO commence compliance
,,n ,,- Tue Spcce.resumpt!on In this respect
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WOOD AND GOAhs ~
OFFICE BELLoNA SOFT Cox C0APANYslT
1856 MAIN STREET.
HAVING COMPLETED
OUR NEW SHAFT
,ua q No NOW nrn narad 10 fnrnlsh klis

TO the trade In unlimited supplies. A. trial OF this
COKE Is sufficient to convince all that 1t Is the
cheapest and best fuel ever sold In this market.
Orders left with the under gned will receive
prompt attention. Is. j. ARCHER,
fe226t General Agent
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IRE CrGREscY Qrgsrlos.-The Demo-
cratic caucus committee on the financia!
Question had another extended conference
to-day and failed to reach any result. The
&.s!on Is said 10 have been stormy one,
aLd L was Unlimited that no bill of any ma
lLTc could receive the assent Of 8 majority
Q, The committee until bill had passed the
House Internationally repeating the specie
resumption Net. The hard.money men Of
l02 comult,c" are willing to vote for bill
70 eNtcLd The day Of resumption, but resist
lle proposition 10 absolutely repeal the act
lh'lI some suitable substitute for the present
az Is agreed Upon Washington telegram
J. Baltimore american.
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WASHINGTON, February %. - For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, stationary
and rising barometer, cold northwest to
northeast winds, and generally clear weather
will prevail, succeeded by occasional coast
rains tonight, with continued "norther"
in the southwest.
For the Middle States. rising and high
barometer, brisk westerly to northerly
winds, considerably colder and clear or partly
clnndY weather
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The Alabama state Debt.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, February pa bill
has passed both houses OF the Legislature
ratifying the settlement of the State debt,
made By the commissioners. The settlement
will bring the Indebtedness OF the State inside
of SIC, 600, 900 ut q low rate of interest.
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Washington Items.

WAsHIsaroN, February 22.-The congress
sional committees did nothing to-day.
In the course of retrenchment it is pro-
posed to dispense with pardon clerks, and the
marshalships in North Carolina and else
where where expenses have been enormous
Will be consolidated.
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Verdict Set Aside.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
CHATHAM, VA, February 22.-Judge Tired.
way to-day set aside the verdict of the jury
in the case OF A. W. Feuable Us. The Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company, and
ordered new trial.
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Meeting OF Mextcan-W War Veterans,

Meeting or MeXtcan-War Veterans.
WASHINGTON, February 22.-The annual
meeting of the National Association of the
Veterans Of the Mexican War was held here
to-day-General Denver. president, pre-
sided. General George E. Pugh of Ohio,
General Albert Pike of Arkansas, and 81. S.
Lane of Indiana, were selected as the ecu.
tennial orators, and committee was ap.
pointed to arrange for centennial celebra.
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MYSTERIOUS Tragedy.

CHICAGO, February 22.-George Cameron
shot Fred. Schueder and then himself. Both
are dead. The af'lir occurred so quietly in
a dning-saloon that 1t Is supposed it was
prtS rranged.
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pi nn earthquake shock was felt at Detroit.
IT, gan 90 Sunday forenoon severe enough
aI., 'Aahe Inc houses. II caused 30 much
r"n - III 81; Mary church that the couyrepa.
.It., 'peedly vacated The building. The
'-''A lasted several seconds.
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15OR SALE. ONE HANDSOME NEW
1t DOG CART recently built by n.sh. Bosher.
Also. q line sct of Harness. A bargain can be
had BY early application At No. 724 Main or No.
Eighth streel. WILLIAM Ell. SUTHERLAND.
fe 2l -eOC3t
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, February 90, 1876.
There WIS no meeting OF the Stock Exchange to-
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PORTIONS OF AN ORDINANCE CONCERN

ING THE LEvYING OF TAXES.
SECTION 8. On all personal property Qncludlng
mon, and credits. stock aud capital Invested not
exem6ied from taxation, or employed In any busi-
mess for which lceh se-.sx Is paid 10 the city,
rate which tie council may prescribe for each year,
aud herein shall be included The capital stock and
assets OF all savings banks and insurance compa-
MES. and all shares OF stock In any bank or other
corpola alton doing business In the city upon the
"a nital stock of which no tax Is imposed the taxes
upon shares to be paid by the ca.her or principal
officer of the company,
SECTION 4. On each male resident OF The cltya
canitatjon tax Of fifty cents, except members OF the
Eirr Department aud officers thereof,
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NEY STOCK OF FURNITURE IsM
WI large, comprising III the latest styiss Tor
chamber, pari0s, and dining.Ioom. wainu. 5EI
DR. ssiDg. Suits; % 90 TO 92S0; Wsnpnas n q
AIS: sts;ned, plain, s26 10 $50; parlos suts. 90o
10 5000; Cane ami Wood Chairs MSEresssss
Feather. Beds. Pillows, and Boster ~ ~
ment. Terms lib nal. Prices ior. r,p vonn s.
SO Brosd htresss between THIRD ana soua'p'
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AssEssnEsT or rAxrs.

lars; ever circus exhibition. OF exhfbitioa al ALL
mails or faggiers, to tax Of twenty-dye do5,srrs
aad every other pub,ac show eInf6idon. o. psTs1
fWmance. rxcepfin fceussd Ihesirss Or roorcs fors
but no tar shall ta required on peffor1unee OF
v0cator INSTRUMENTAL music. or from keyurer 0E2
any snp~ct on LITERATURE. science. OF agt or from
~ or artist exfipitinE worx the pr0dact Of
ns 1NR invensioa lasnr, or snllIs or model Rirs.
trating such work : or FROM 3 farmer or stock
raiser exhibiting proshc,ions or STOCK OF ats own
fgsSne; and inst the Mayor may ri hfs 1iserets0a
ssspense With The tax 10 The csseoF soS perfoyUSf
ance. exnf6i0n, or shSw for RELIGIOUS OF chzr1fe.
DE purDose exclusively. 80 49,
sBcTIoy IL. HaSserS and redStess shn,i nag !.
OF ten Collars per year; keepers az BILLIARD g.
looms, twenty dollars: kert IN ut,i
ZIG houses, Ten dollars bn win9 aiteys ten dOilsfr
ptsbci-2alerles. ten doilsxs per yesT. =.
mentioned In The TWO preceding secfio1s siisii. 81
The permit OF the Mayor, Be issueu by me Auditor
upon the receipt Of the Treasurer ftaI TIE
tax has been paid. IT Tie Mayor rs7aBs bis per.
nissan, the ely Council upon appeai Of the an.
plIcanf, msy nevertheless arect the kuditor to
issue She license on the Trrasarrr's recesptasafore
said.
Skcr1pa 30. In any eassfhe Mayor may suspend
license far any performance, exhibition. or show
until the house or room sse0 have been examined
z=ns appointed for the 1supOse by hfs warransv
until he IN satHed by fhtic report, In wThit 2 thar
such house or room hes doors aud opeBf1xS OF such
numb n and so apfange6oas In the case 81 IRE, b
af.rd cfHies for escape and that the same Ia sufs
acientiy sron2 and safe. very such report nhan
be fled by the mayor 10 tie a uditor's offSe.
SECTION 81 IL any per son shall atit ~ pt 10 exs
ercise any privilege ment bned in sections 16-ard
IL or this chapter WI hori license, contrary TO
The orb rs OF the Mayor ne snall BE- srtiecr to
ten dollars for each o:nce, and shall also be liable
for the.IiceDse tax. -
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yEGETINE

IS not ! vile, uauseous compound, which simply
purgcs the bowels, but safe, pleasant remedy,
which Is sure 10 purify the blood and thereby re-
store the health.
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FURNITgRk

DETAIL DEPARTMENT 81. +. "a
hWhTSON,S FURSITUHE.WOkKat TOR IN
this city northeast corper Governor tThar. JAy
,eenh} and Franklin streets Retail received
rom parties outside OF this city. returned % csaes
Hofaj Richmend, With CHAMBER ARLCk.,
aud DININ6.RO0M FURRITUkss. "a.
TEESSES, &c. -2 49, Ie io$ooh1
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.
D F. TINSLEY e. CO.,

y T. IINSLEI N w. HF8&f3
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND
SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, &C.,
have one question to ask their friends and the pub
lie. DO THEY WANT GOOD SHOES AT LOW
PRICES If so, they will call at All Broad street
and get what they DESIRE call will convince them
that they can be suited. REPAIRING done neatly
and With nromntncss. fe 20
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OF Deputies will stand about as follows:
Republicans, $50; Bonapartsts, 100; the
remainder OF various Aonarchist and Con-
stitutionalist shades.
@rEHs NEW AND THE OLD CABINETS.
PARIS, February 22.-It is not yet known
to whom President MacMahon will eDtrust
the formation of the new Cabinet.
The Repubtique Francois, Gambetta's Or
gan, of to-day says that the Buffet Cabinet
will have to render an account to the coun-
try of its administration of public affairs,
and declares that any revision of the Consti.
tuition, except in Republican sense, is now
| impossible.
The Republican papers comment upon the
calm and tranquil manner in which the
country associated itself with Republican
ideas.
Jules Ferre is elected in the Vosges. 1t is
| believed a second election will be necessary
in Ajaccio-neither Prince Napoleon nor M.
Rouher having an absolute majority.
The formation of new cabinet By VI.
Dufaure is inevitable.
| 1t Is stated that President Mac Mahon has
called on u. Dufaure TO take charge OF the
Ministry of the Interior until the meeting Of
the Chambers.
NJ. Buffet resigned on the ground that be
was no longer possessed of sufficient au-
thority to conduct the administration.
1t is said that NJ. Dufaure has advised the
President to maintain the Cabinet as now
conducted until the Chambers meet, instead
of forming an 0d interim Ministry. The
question Of entrustirg to d. Dufaure the
formation of a new Ministry has, however,
been under consideration, aud should be ac-
cept the task, it is thought that Leon Say.
CallouX, Cissey, and De Cazes will retain
their portfolios, and Perior, Renault, or
Waddington will take the Ministry Of the
Interior. ALI of these belong to the Left
Centre or Moderate Left. NJ. De Skardius,
Under-Secretary of the State, and II. Leo,
Director of the Press, have resigned.
Spain.
| poRRBaARY A FUGITIvE-THE CARLIST CAUSE
PAR1s, February 22.-The Csrist General
| Dorregary has taken refuge on French soil.
| The Carist cause is now considered mere
as hopelessly lost.
| England.
! MARINE DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL, February 22.-An American
schooner hence for Demerara has returned.
She lost her mate and man overheard.
q" The brig johanna, from Wilmington, ar.
rived here. She experienced heavy weather
and "jettisoned part OF her cargo.
| LONDON. February % The steamer Fran
coma has been detained for On inquiry into
the Strath Clyde disaster.
Austria and MOravia.
DISASTROUS FLOODS.
LosDoN, February ga Daily Neaos spe'
cial from Vienna announces the occurrence OIL
disastrous floods in portion of the provinces
OF upper Austria and Moravla. One hundred
L hn1,n ham daStrnNp1
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

LEXANDER COKE Qate of Princess
N Anne county. Val, ATTORNEY AT Law,
No. 1902 Main street, Richmond, Va. VIII pracJI
civ, and the courts of Henrco and Chesterfield
counties. Refers by permission TO Judge D N.
Keeling, Princess anne county; Judge ". d. bur
rouvhs Colonel W. Fl. Taylor. and Hon. John
Goode, of Norfolk city; and to Messrs. Gardner.
Carlton & Baldwin, George Is Boykin and Suolett
e Cary, of Richmond city. re 19-lm"
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MULES FOR }. SAFE Z s..l e'iI. -. ],
T,so na,rs FIgST-tiLAsa MULss for
sale low II immediate aa2iisationr ! ~ !. ssa
fesi.6s seventeenth ssss:s st dis sosssaxe
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


TIE COMPLEXION OF TIE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, February 22.-It Is estimated that
when ali the elections are held the Chamber
OF Deputies will stand about as follows:
Republicans, $50; Bonapartists, 100; the
remainder OF various Aonarchist and Con-
cfitDfionoJiot Shodec
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VEGETINE

is prescribed in cases Of scrofula and other dis
eases Of the blood by maIy OF the best physicians,
owing to It's great success In curing all diseases Of
this nature.
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lust RECEIVED, A L0TOF NEW
y PATE an BEnLoUHsEsi. 400 I, ane -
LOR. CHIMBEa, and DINING ROOM FukMis,
TuRE tfaat have ever kept With al tps teMssx
grades CT goods kept In Irsfclass holss. in5i
ded ID AZ they are cheaper than any gooos ~ ~
same quality efer offered IN this ",
F.S 3. ~ 9 Goyesnor 49,.
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England.
Austria and MOravia.
DISASTROUS FLOODS.

DISASTROUS FLUIDS
LosDoN, February ga Daily Neaos spe.
cial from Vienna announces the occurrence OF
disastrous floods in portion of the provinces
OF upper Austria and Moravla. One hundred
and twenty houses have been destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

CIsCISNATI, November 26, 1872.
Ar. H. r. Stereas:
Dear Sir,-The two bottles OF VEGETISE fur
nished me by your agent my wife has used with
great benefit.
For long time she has been troubled with dlzzl-
ness and costiveness. These troubles are now en-
tlrely removed by the use OF VEGETINE.
She was also troubled with Dyspepsia and Gen.
eral Debility. and hiss been greatly benefited.
THOMAS GILMORE. 22eH Walnut street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

GLOVER HILL COAL, DELIVERED
because It is not good for 1t Is really better than
ever: 1000 pounds ut 1870; 1900 pounds Is
ia. 80; 1876 pounds at ga. so. 8
Utficss: Eleventh above Main, and F1rst nefNeo0
49, - T. q. JONES,
fe1 Commercial Agent
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VEGETINE

does not deceive invalids into false hopes BY purg
ing and creating fclt tous Appetite but assists ma
ture III clearing and purifying the whole system,
leading the patient gradually TO perfec, health.