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WASHINGTON.
The Levee Committee.

Tue LeVtB C0nhmItte6s
WASHINGTON, February l5.-The Lsvee
Committee resolved to ask, under suspen-
pension of the rules, to add the levee ap-
preparation bill as an amendment to the
river and harbOr bill when that bill shall
be- reported; also, for permission foc the
subcommittee to visit at their own exoense
the flooded district, to leave about the
twenty fifth instant.
The Spencer Case.
The Committee on Privileges and Eec;,
tions had up the Spencer case. Genera.
Morgan was before them. No CONCLUSION
reached.
The West India Mail Service:
The Cuba and New York stesmS.1hnRr on
Will dispatch the steamer King .1sns, Ma
the nineteenth with mails for n.--.---
[CQNTINuA d ON ElGATa fAo
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Goethe, in his seventy eighth year, said
there were three things he desired to Sec
q canal connecting the Gulf of Mexico with
the Pacific, another connecting tho Rhine
and Danube, and lastly, the English in pos
session of Q Suez canal. II should like to
live to sec these great things" said he, land
another fifty years." The English came
into possession of Suez canal just within
tho half century.
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Tho Temperatures

The thermometer at Louis Frigeros, No.
so Chsrtres street, stood as follows Fob
ruary Is: At A. NJ, 46o; ct T. NJ, 500; st
6P. NJ, $50. Lowest point during the night
of February IA, 45o.
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FLORINE.-Send iOr CIRCULAR containing
description of this remarkable emmen-
agogue, q discovery from the cotton plant.
n. B. Morrison & Co., corner Canal and
Magazine streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16

KERN1NE.-As soon as fever manifests
itself begin the use of this remedy, and IN q
few hours it disappears and you are well.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16

reign OF terror may be accountesars'
prevalence of local feuds ofLte the
standing. Ia other portions chst for
. eXplanaiion is found in tim the Ell
several years past TexaAs, Arkan-
Dorado of the ritfraff of,re this is to
sas and Indian T.rritorse new copsti-
all end it is hard to ssed by large
tuition, which will b for the purpose
majority, seems to 1.-THE frontier coun
OF securing 'imlndction.
ties immunity frot4nio, the metropolis
The future If, Sossured. The Secre-
OF Western T cred the Chief Quarter
tary OF War tproceed at once to erect
master Genaings for military depot.
the requisE department headquarters
This meIh-re they are. Ia fact, the
Will req lAtening condition of affairs in
preseni ON the border makes it impera-
Mexithey should remain here.
tive there is every reason to hope that
70 year, at the outside, San Antonio
Ye connected with G ,lveston, by the
ipletion of the Galveston, Harrisburg
San Antonio railroad, to which pur-
q our citizens have donated 100000, an
cunt believed to be amply sutfi cient for
purpose, Colonel Peirce, the owner Of the
d, having been successful in negotiating
Jan in Europe sutfici. nj to enable him to
h the road forward without delay.
yuurs. BEXAR.
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Sign IL IL 8Ulo " Vc pECecut. -
The report then went over.
Mr.. Aldige's report, signed also by Mr..
Voorhies, was from the select committee to
investigate the accounts of the State Auditor
and Treasurer, and was ordered to be
printed in full in the journal. 1t concludes
BY recommending the impeachment of
Governor Kellogg and State Treas
urer Dubuclet, the addressing out of
office of Assistant Attorney General Dibble.
the direction of Attorney General Field to
prosecute Alfred Shaw and J. H. Oglesby
for violation of section seven of the funding
act No. of 1874, and the forcing of the lat
ter to return $6696 g. illegally retained as
commission on loan of SS5, ,000
Mr.. Snaer submits a minority report in
which he says he does not " that the acts
alleged call for such me az are recon.
| mended. He refers -r acts that pre-
| ceded them that cause a OF lite and also
| to those intended to overthrow the govern
| ment, and that these more flagrant viola
| tions of law caused those complained Of
| The loan ad vanced wac at a time October
| 1871 when the collection Of the police tax
was virtually suspended. and was used for
the purpose of preventing the absolute dis
banding of the police force and consequent
entire unprotection of the citizens. The
State has not lost q single dollar. At the
very worst the showing is that the Gov
ernor and Assist ant Attorney General, and
other State officers, simply approved the
act of the Treasurer, affording temporary
relief to the police, taking care that the
States interests were not jeopardized.
In addition to this business Mr.. Wilt
bill relative to privileges to taxes, Mr.
Youug's amendment allowing the Governor
TO appoint sufficient number of justices
and conetables in St. Landry, and also the
bill itself finally passed.
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SED1xE-The substitute for quinine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
VOLUME IX.--N0. 26
THE STATE HOUSE.
Senate


Tho frat business after prayer vas that
introduced by Mr.. Blunt, who rose 10
question Of privilege. Somebody hao 4
tackled him in the Daily Democrat {
Senator thought the letter had oeeaas'
ten to prepare the way to have hl4s as
s;n,ted when he returns home. lis par
sert,d that he had packed juries denied,
ish; his the member emphaticcy refused
and not only that but had 8 for certain
when applied to. to name il used his in
cases, also denied ever hdrch to save
auencs in the Baptist Ies. He had heard
convic' charged with pleading case IN
that q, attorney wBlunt should be put
court lad said !. All the charges s
out Of the are untrue, and can NV
made aainst bstan,iated. He has aon.
possibly be Senate, and at home .niuosa 'asa
his duty 2 twenty three years. a+ ana 'Ie' ,o q
period d.rnged the world to po.nt n. ,st,e, s
fore ch.an action on his part. That ie''., =,
single 10 not come out with his name. n
write ,anaea to kill him (the senator) las
was .mas and keep him from standing "
Ch,. snste @ floor. He had invariably vo,e w
tn eform measures. which any mem0s
lt &c testify to for him: .,. s,r the con
G, e.. Stamps asked for clerk for 'ne s;n. sH
W. - investigate the charRs' Axa'D'
n.s mS,sa States Senator West ;.o that tb
~ whitney added pr,h ,han five dayl
oo.mittee ehall not s't mo oortbapd reporte
an that the CLERK .. saan ss per day fc
b,services. can not allow the amenG
hr. White: As Mr.. Whitney wished t
ut ,o Mocrats on record as to reform
tho !ok at the record. The request il
*, ,h'one, and the subject is a very grav'
e raud and corruption; it has q wid'
and requires time, certainly more
.pl five days. If the broad statements
ude in the prees about the manner of Mr.
West gaining bis seat should be proved
true or false. ~
any, Nj itney11IIS IT. I'D see sScoisF
,,;ro MaoAe NuneZ. H0eCala ~ |
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ard pen, ailing of the rolls under Mr. Booth
I'd a. Hment of the rules also proceeded
~ u oASs fS.ssout discussion, much smaller numte
On thSsnls and resolutions being introduced
us..rs @ pSoa Monday.
..norts. whHsi call of the roll for committees
of the day. vpapre and Aldige submitted two
Mr. Dupre, - ich were tho important events
tiea.e The affairs
.rhmitted lon rom the committee to inves-
ta.t;mouy, certain{ of the Metropolitan Police.
..a committee, the Bg report, with q mass of
hand writer's, and ~ showing great labor of
Mr.. Dupre, reading witnesses and the short
..r,es Of himse I'll was ordered printed,
-, .,so anbmitted II the signerr, announced
49,. Mr. Hail. who If and Mr. Hammond,
| --,ooa in the conc he statement in writing
| aouht sien the report ad been called away,
.a;d. before making pslon ana would NO
t;ou. that the report II present. He also
| -, +be testimony, motion for its adop-
partial. 1000 rd w. 40. enufe'y
adopt, desired to su
t mort, but not IN "ui0s inc motion to
q | ro,ort 70 which NJ omit a supplemental re.
NJ Souer aske the nature of minority
r ,,m;ttee, and Dupre at last consented.
.h.ra were five. how many were on the
J. 80 ,anort sigpS was told by Mr.. Lowell
1t w. sao oon.,dered Then Mr.. Souer asked if
NJ DuDre Jed BY two members was TO
70 .,.t Mr. Hal majority report.
,, of h;m.e,f bsid yes, because the fact vas
II M Soue agreed with the conclusions
'r foot sllea md Mr.. Hammond. |.
had new sald he was not questioning apv !.
l. M but was it true that Mr.. Hail
o would fead the report as presented y
l. Mr. re-fes, sir; but the fact is he
8 lee to it, e
that er-As l said 1 am not disputipe =
pre alleged. bnt do you not assume =, .
lould sign this report which is now ~
ID ed as signed by only two members, s., 81
He2Rse-Yes, assume 1t as stated in ~ ~
Stacr Er{t the fact that he vould ~ ~
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fcoNTNUlp ON EIGHTH fA''
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TenbrOeck at Louisville Runs -Four
Miles in 7:15 Sd.
FALL OF STOCK.
Heavy Decline in the Bonds of the Reading
# Railroad COMPANY !; Z,
. TOBACCO Avn ARDS.
Victory for Several Virginia Exhibitors
- at the Centennial.

New YORK, September pa special
from Vigo says: ssTweed was removed at
haH-past 0 last evening from his fortress
prison to the United States steamer Frank
lin. Tweed offered very little objection to
his removal. He was treated with every
consideration, and the quarters OF Rear-Ad-
miral Case were assigned him. His COM
panion, Hunt, was taken on board the
Franklin, but was almost Immediately set at
liberty. Hunt looks like mechanic. In
an interview with, him after his re-
lease he was very reticent, refusing
to give history Of their wanderings. He
still maintains that his friend Secor was, not
William NJ. Tweed. Immediately after
leaving the Franklin, Hunt went to see an
American friend at the Hotel Europa, who
was registered there under the name OF R.
Sands. Sands is considered to be Tweed's
son by q Spaniard who processes to have
known him in New York. >rsJ -
"There was much opposition sit ,yigo to
the surrender OF Tweed to the American
authorities, and the action OF the Govern
ment was almost universally condemned.
The hour for the departure OF the Franklin
is set for O'Clock this afternoon" "a
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
$500 WEDNESDAY. September 81, 1875.
-SArFa-S10n Virginia nonsols soId Mt R7X -

SALEs.-$100 Virginia consols sold at 87X.
Amertcan Gold.-lOe bid, II asked. y
State Virginia consols, 67,a bid, 6s1
s s. sa sas na
bid: Virginia tax-recelyable coupons, 81 bid, SIX
city Observation-Disclosures city SIS. LA bid !;
Riohiaond city e,s,los bid, 100 asked; Petersburg
Sa sy 81
chester 8s 80 bid, SO asked; Manchester bridge ss,
e aoid and n IS bid ss Vrnis cen
tral Ralroad a. third mortgage 6,s, J; and j. 7S
mortgage s's, j. and j.. 90 bid Virginia Central
Railroad non -mortgage Ss. j. and bid South
j. as BID Richmond and Peterssburg RaiIroad first
mortgage ss, j.; and d., aol bid; kichmo11 nd
j. and j., 95 bid, 80 asked; Orange and Alexandria
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third nortgage SIS,
anS S SS H. nSa H. pa P
mont Railroad first mortgage 9's, A; and o., 86 bid
Canal Bonds.-5James River rand kanawlla Canal
100 par, sx asked; SorioIE and PeseEsIprg Rail-
aud Posomac RAILROAD common, 100 par, 40 bid 81
asked Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail.
and Bane Rsros
4 bid, s. asked; Piedmont Railroad. 100 par, Sa
bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed
| :Caad7 Stocks.-Jamcs River ana Kanuwila Clnai
,BdHk Stocks.-First National 100 par, 115 bid
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par 1gI. asked
State Bank of Virginia, 100 par, u bid, s2t
asked; Union Bank OF Richmond 80 par, As
bid, 4S asked; Merchants ind Planters Savings, "a
par, Is bid, 90 asked City Savings, % par 20 bid
| Richmond Banking and Insurance Company, 81
par, 32x asked Citizens Savings, Bank, 20 par, %
| asked. .tE $1,000
Insurance Compan ies.-yirglnia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par 3S!5 bid; Virginia State, % par, ~
bid; Virginia Home, 100 par 80 "a ask e., he ec
par, so bid. S3h asked; Old Dominion, 100 par. &C
| bid. rs asked !; Granite Insurance Company, 1St
| mar n bid, So asked; Commercial Fire Insurance
Company, 90 par, 10y bid, .22H asked; Richmont
! Fire Association, 25 par, 1S bid, 22la asked:
| Observation-Disclosures River aud kaDawla Pack
e., 12S par, ~ bid IL asked .izt ~ J ~ -
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RICHMOND MARKETS. II
WEDNESDAY,. September "a, 1876
n:,Country Produce.

4. J1sr.strt:t Country PRODUCE. .i'-5
Roots: Ginseng, 9oc.; seReca, without top, 35 q
4I seessoap: 2sSsoc. p b. -. lsI5.a =;
B,sttcr: Prime to choice yellow, 22@23c.; fair TO
o Corn Msas eo@Gsc. bushel for country: 2.
Eggs In barrels, l5Gl6c. D dozen; IN erates' 70
Henr yrgn.s country i s quoted today Fine
family, $6@$S.50; family, fancy so.
FEATHERS: Prime hve-zoose, 4oG60c.; common oi
NJ Harseed: 1926 q buslel. Is 60, g
Hay: Virginia timothy, zoe soc; clover, o6@85c.
Potstoss :irish. new, p barrel s2.25Gs2.5o.
Lard Country, 12@13c
Rye: $4,000. p blshel.
S2mac: 75c.@sl rs, according TO quality.
Bdted Srdo: 40@45e., and Ia demand.
Woog: washed. 26@32c.: unwashed. 15@22c.
Cement, Linae, Plaster. &c.
Cement Rosendale, 81. 65 @S1.75 o barrel James
IiGs 1oe 5ushe1 Virginia, In.
dian IoSs salo Rockand sl'aoeaSl.so' accord
i s;s@4ss gssssSSa s7'o@ss'
sEGisaa. Dry Goods.
Bro,o7, Sheetings and Shtrtfngs: A Manches-
ter, exc; 4 Manchester, 5hc.; 4 Manchester, &c:
~ James River. 6*e:; James River. SIC; 4
ynRss kyf. TT Gssns;s Isas
tone 9 sS1 se fspsr s7e City s5e
cG ssessa saae; and shsstsngs:
s,rittn = Sc :44 MasonYiIe. IL &C.: ~ ROckdaae
Toe; AZ Home, l01sc.; Al Oneida, 10c.; A
Ayondale, &C.; A Social, &c.. A. Amoskeag.
aIc.: Whitest0ne. ekc-; X Barnsley. 6Sc:; Rsd
Dog. &C.; B. = Sethiate. 7e.; Methuan, 5xc:; Pc
Peterborough, bc.; s10-A Waltham, Soc; 1e--4 City
Ssoson nrttis: Petersburg, 7kc; Granitevile,
tsisss isass Pavonia, os. Auioskeag, loc-;
HaEoweIi, Toe 80 -, ,r,r,s a.
prfmts: American, 5Jzc.; Aliens, zc.; Rich-
mend Dc: ,Spra9ue,, 7c.; Manchester. 7es WASH
inytn,, 10 HaniiItop. &c: Merrimack, 7e.: Mai
nv: fcs Orienfal Pacific, TIC; Arnold. 7r.;
{ nyosl;ens. SXc,1 Wan,sutta; 5zc. IL II 81 ~.
I : Cals6riss: Rice, exc: Enalisl. OF. l
|. ss5f Drasa, Dyestuifs, Oils, &c.
daass sasa sS.s Is Of -four dozen
Z. iCopperGS. = Se.t u IS. I
/ Ertracf Of LogWood: lsc s,4.s
1 tIHdig0: 81. 5f,S's5
ia Whale. sgc.: Straits. SOD Lahrado
III f Ar Ias;i as sos Iss So gallon virgins
ilbricatings $0a6gse:: !; kerosene, ZIG g gallon.
ISsa Sad .sal: q a9e, in kegs English SOD. ess;
s af ss 7arusnttae. sc. 3
fSssi is.frsssianE rniss jnd
eaud.: l4@3Sei u bs III = ~ 'tss'fS
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Rnssian consul sat Belgrade has been irl-'
strueted to declare thas Russia can In no
case support the proe exclamation Of Prince Mi

Russian consul ut Belgrade has been fiji.
strueted to declare that Russia can In no
case support the proc ation of Prince Mi-
Ian as king.
BERLIN, September al Emperor vii
liam, in addressing deputation on the
Eastern question at Stuttgardt to-day, said !:
g "A basis now appears to have been formed
for q pohcyfof the great Powers which 1t
may fairly be hoped will lead To q very
satisfactory result. =, IS ::ss
80 LONDON, September 81. The Reuter- Tel
Eegfam Company has a dispatch from Bel
grade, saying that M. rRisties, the SerVian
Foreign Minister, last night sent note TO
the, English and Italian consnlS yeeanitn-
lating the complaints made against the
Turks for breaches OF the armisttce, and
pointing out that collisions would continue
TO occur IL hostiiities were merely suspend
Fed for eight days. as proposed by the Porte.
he says the Servian Government is unable
to order q prolongation Of state OF things
which experience has shown to be imprac-
ticable. he says the. Government, at the
same time, wishes for a formal armistIce,
under such conditions and Of such duratl0n
as would lead to the attainment Of peace.
The Reuters Company has also q: dispatch
from Belgrade stating that ut Council Of
Ministers yesterday, Milan presiding, it was
unanimously decided to reject the condi-
tions Of peace recently elaborated by the
Powers and The Porte. The Council also
resolved that Servia should not submit eX-
cept in the event Of foreign occupation, and
to fight d poutrunce until the. independence
Of Servia and Bosnia is secured. 81
l. LONDON, September pa special from
zimony to the Evsnirg Standard says:
ssThe Seryian Government has yielded Ito
the pressure put upon it by General Tciler-
InayeH.:y, Minister Risties refuses to- accept q
|,proIongation OF the armistice for eight days,
and in, point OF fact hostilities have now re-
commenced. The proclamation OF Milan rs
King by the Government !. expected
shortly.'' &f.ts " IS. s,-,s,:s
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:. .MARINE tNTELLIGENCE,
PORT on RICHMoNp, SEPTEMBER 81. 1876.


So ,Gs.ei 3stIE ARRIVED. Jfli55 set q SJst
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mers
chandise and passengers. i. b. Tatum, agent.
Steamer Westoycr. Skinner, Baltimore, mercnan-
disc and passengers, T.. b. Tatul1, agent.
Bark Robe, Thalerson. Malaga VtG .EoTt Monroe
to load tobacco for Bremen, Curtis d Parker Ill :.
Schooner Anthea Godfrey, Price, coal, Alexander
Schooner hurry yandiyer, Galloway, Alexandra,
grain, Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company
Schooner Oliver Jamison, Jamtson. Windsor, N.
schooner e Richard Hin, Smith, New York salt,
Crtpgan, Morris 6 Co.
Schooner J. F. Langdei, Flowers Washington
paving blocks, Currie q Co. 80
Schooner Kate, Thomas, Baltimore, grain, Cnrt,s
: Schooner George E. Bowdoin.. Philips, Potomac
river, Fertilizer, Curtis Parker. $50
MEMORANDA. ~
The wreckers have taken the masts out Of schoonei
o. r. sinnIckson, from Richmond for Philadelphia
before reDorted towed to Lewes, Del, and
She viii proceed TO Philadelphia as soon as the
weather permits. u ss ~
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AMI tLOU6 EACtdANGE.
RICHMOND, September 81, 1876
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, ZOE bushels. Red, 2,58a
CoRN.-IVhite, 602 bushels.
OATS.-6US bushels.
RfE.-S bushels.
NEAL.-44 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 226 bushels ut VI .25; 66 bush
els at 81 IT; 10 bushels at 81; 81 bushels ut LEU
bushels good on private terms; 38S bushels very
good at $I.2S-total, 702 bushels. Red, go BUSH
$50 bushels at sI.l5; 116 bushels at S1.25; 81
bushels ut 81 go bushels at 96c 604 bushels at
2O SO bushels ut l.22; 10 bushels fair on pr1-
yate terms so bushels at 81 IT; 126 bushels prime
=" fH;omN.-Waite Asa bushels at 60c.; so bushels
common at 57c-total, 538 bushels. *.
OATs.-3O bushels very good spring at 31c.; ~
bushels very good winter ut &c.,. 2S0 bushels very
good spring on private terms; rs bushels On private
terms-total, 550 bushels. -. - II r,r ,.a
RYE.-S bushels prime ar 60c. ,.gr +
MEAL.-44 bushels prime country at 5Oc. 81.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 27.--N oon.-Stocks unset
tied and feverish. Money. N Gold, Ito. EN,
changeIIone, 4s3; short, 4sai STATES quiet ana
Euening.-Money easy at 1902. Sterling, 4S3.
Gold, 1908. Governments duh and lower.
.''..st5 e BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 27.-:virginia G,s, defer
red ca; consoIs, 67H: second SERIES Sax. North
Carolina 6s, DID, 16; new, 16. =
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IMPORTANT To. PARENTS AND
i - - f;IJhRDIANs.i sNsst =
MOUNT DE CHANTAE sACADEsfY OF THE
=, s,sllGs ~ fSppATION,
siN NEAR WHEELIyG, WA

Parents IN quest OK q lfst-ciass school for thei.
daughters win do well 70 investigate tho Claims o.
t1fs celebrated Academy. For th0roug IN every
CHANTAL ranks pre-cmlnendy hleh. Great afscus
ton Is yen 20 perfect the pupils IN Triisns anr
sdvanced IL la the language or their recreation hours.
Jbe purity OF accent and correctness OF pronmclac
ton acquired In this institution have long been
noWn for the Superiority In music u so
rs 10 have made this Academy almost one
One feature in particular tiiat shoala feconIsls
the f;lfnencc exercised 10 form the pupils 20 yiens
and habits OF economy, and 20 render them reaAy
practical and useful women OF society In
Simpncity or dress Is enforced by rule. ~
These facts. united 70 the sxcecdinsy modssa;,iss
IRE trust secure to this school as large and dersahh
patronage In the future us IL his enjoyed ~ fne
past. ETY. q, .. -. -. i,
tls Yirectress az Mount de Ch5nfa AcaSeny OF fhes
Visffafiop near Wheeffug. w. Va. ty Ism
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I Lss..osts . ne % hox. u;
i Crang sss None III ntar1tets 81
III 81 Il "a Is; Groceries. &C.

gason shot. clear I.
aztnta bog !ound. hsn,a large 12n9
22sG Efs g sassd
nsrd No oos thrSs
9. ,,,., az. a.,
e29ssso tsaI ~ ass:e 1o
sd 3 ssas hlaSsas ss zo1 s.
SCI
= TReess. Prime cnflsnz A gsI11c !: northern and
wester, mime ssrfsnr ss,is1yrn pN1Oc:
EnsiIsh dprv. saafss' aSc
= PFC !. Slarolinsa SztSssc. Rssssoon, Be.
a asss Tsases na sr su oa
10 TX fJnsts ~ ~, n kf 81 hsiS fparTeI
Mex No. 3. 10 barrels,
Il lis. sas5 s il ais Hes
shsd n hss, end = haIf.
barrels Use - q!
b tMotassss: Common syrun-Hogsngads, rs. ;
so@ssc. 3 gallon Cuba and nseorado, 50@60c.i
PoEt9 Rice E. NsM 9 PIE 1, gr
from on store, Si'7t. Ground aiam; ii round
@ S,s TX = sex. 1iS'.i
S,l0dr Crushed, / 18c.; powdered, 12c.; granu-
sslsv 1Sie ct lss @ fsts s e1 "a
En- Ma1nmon best washing s@pc:
toilet, 15@2Oc.: and fancy prices; country, 4@5c.
Teas: Black, 55c. @l9l.-the hsf prime article,
Imperial; 81. lO@$i.80 !; gunpowder, $145t91.75
for strictly choice. s8E II:
-, Hides. leather. &C. e4s;s 8 y ,5i.
Hides Green, 4asc.: dry saited, SOL 1cs; fdry
htnt, 12c.;; wet saltc l. 5@Sc.; wet suited calf.
shns, 55c.@sl. -, -! !. /,
iemIock, j 7@a4c.: country PIPER, 2S@45c.; lefty
finish, lS@22c. q FOOT kip, zoe @$l 1D harness,
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80 To- s5 n ,s G ercan sheet q ~
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ing mon.a doc' PEI aes oeaucioh y o'ief
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Plongh-S Castings: Wholesale, 4S44Hc. retail L
o'sSSSoc. g ~. .,.a 5,,1. J7gsy
Liquors, Wines, &c. So
! die: Scotch, best brands, pints S2@S2.16 p
dozen gold. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-28
THE DEMO IS II d / I'D REEF.

LARGE CROWDS SEEMING FOR RELICS OF
THE GREAT EXPLOSION GENERAL NEW
+ TOMS QUALIFICATIONS sATsTHE RESULT
aswEEpING - THE REHABILITATION
OF THE CURRENT PLANS FOR THE FU-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

~ ~ !, RICHMOND, September 81, 1875. !
The breaks to-day were, III hogsheads, %
tierces, and 7; boxes. The offerings ut auction on
,Change were go packages, Of which number 40
were taken In, and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from$8 to S55. ai.,i41 f.ragJ.t s.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-28

1t is now proposed to change the name OF
Hcll-Gate to "Newton's Passage" in COM
pliment to General Newton. ftu-ssg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-28

~ MERCHANT TAILOR, MA
:, ~ No. 4 TENTH STREET &ii> Wf
Just received; first instalment Of FALL GOODS
These goods have been bought low, win be made ur
In the LATEST STYLE by unsurpassed workmen
and sold at email profit
/ can offer good, Substantial CASHMERE sui
NEW goodsyt well made and well trimmed, for $50
CASH. .;ssIl III ss .t
DRESS SUITS in proportion, Of the finest goods
H au "a