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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 90, 1877.
kRRIyRn


Steamship wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. G. ". Allen & co-agents-
Steamer Norfolk, Ford, Philadelphia merchandise
af staer ssirey Travers baltimore rercband.e
and passengers. Il. B. Tatum. agent. :
~, .}.i,.s..sf.5 @ = SAILED. Y. =. ss''' -
Steamer John Sylrezter. Clifford, Norfolk, gner-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum. agent. ia
Steamer Black Diamond. Davis, Philadelphia,
pig-iron and mill-fced, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Martins Collins, Groves, Washington,
st schoon Si David E Wolf, Todd, Norfolk. COAL
Curtis & Parker. -, -.
Schooner Susan Ellen. Coleman, Norfok, truck.
barrels, Currie j Co. .s.g5,-f;a n a5.l7
" CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. 49,.
From Liverpool January 18th, bark sulitzelma
From Liverpool February I'd, bark Traak tNor.l
From liverpool February Cd, bark woye tNor.)r
From Liverpool December :, bark Firm, just. =
From Liverpool December 23d, bark Ruth Ennis
From Liverpool January 22d, bark Tarpeian tBr.),
From New York February 9th, schooner Jesse L.
Leach, johnson, ufn City Point ~ 'H -
From New York January l3th, schooner James,
From Baltimore February 18th, schooner Eddie,
From New York February. 18th, schooner ,s.lw.
From New York February l4,h, schooner Lottie,
From Alexandria February 18TH. schooner Es-
tclla.
From New York February II, schooner B. G..
From Portland February 18th, schooner william
Pickering, Fullerton. ~ = 20. ~ k,s'@t -
From Philadelphia FEBRUARY l9th, schooner Mary
D. Ireland, Corson. s.g 3..sse.s.j 4, Il
Stfl% h.'' :. IVY MEMORANDA. IN,
sehooners John, Lenthal, Martin: ,Dennie Hast
ings, Tflton: Elizabeth White, Abbott; Mary s.
Tibbits,r Robbins; Sarah K. jayne. Faulkenberg-
all from yirgipIa-at New York February 20th.Il :
Schooner Edith E. Wright, Twiford. cleared from
Baltimore for James river February 21st
-st MISCELLANY.
A large uiree-masted schooner was seen February
18th In latitude 35 north, longitude "a 90 west /,
dismasted and steering south, under jurymasts
for York river, Virginia, put into Norfolk gu the
morning Of February 10th With loss Of bowsprti by
collision off Chincoteagpe.. s;yis b!,.i g. q
BY Telegraph mi ~ gt.;i
/ NEW YORK, February 22.-Arriyed: CITY Of NsT
Riernonte, Avlorasttn, State LOT Pennsyisanass
Homewsrd bound Dostnl Horsfosen, CHARLESTON.
| 80, s,1sg .r.,,f DIsASTRR.fY siI fl5if3
I KryGsPoRD, February 22.-The German schoo-
ner Franconia, plying between Hambursh l. ana Az
IFoRT MONROE, Febrlary Psssed tn LAX LAX
/ chafa Nettie Cowelf, from Cabs. Passed, OUT !:
Rarks C. s. Bolecnre, GIL .Anntct Ere anc AcnYd.
Spersnza, for Cork; MARY Agnes, Tor CSTdsns lyyr
psrador, for Rio; Wilhelm Soemedale1. ior ygrxs
leland ssiled Brig Joszeka, barks Az and sDG
nezer for Bal,ifgoes: shtp for RoIs k9yal
! AIRED Bark Aguendo. from Hayana, bound I5or
NOTION ship Constance from Ltvefpoot 1er pl- ,
ders fij Zs-itt 81 - 1fs.-ft =
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IAraee. and the result VIII 81 tHsys,pasay gr..

'so9ddcaee and the result viii be mayetbnEy graft
Lying Is sst q q "a n e & s z 80 ..
The print-cloih market has shown further seak-
ness to-day. the outside figures epos goods be-.
Ing bc for extra while for futures 20 April,
May, and June the prlcSB named arc less.
In the market for prints the revised prices have
not increased the selections, result not anexpect
ton sale sof 500 cases 1ic,inond prints on
Thursday. With the exception OF American, all
other styles Of fancy prints have been reduced to
Is. ell styles OF the Simpsons Eddystore, and Al
bion being TIC. This is the quickest movement ON
the parl Of the printers ne hate ever known neither
being disposed 10 bold the umbrella FOR othefs IL Is
MI right and We have doubt will work 10 the gem
eral good or the trade, though it may prove little
disappointing to the hopes OF SOME. . Pr
styles or cotton fabrics have beslt i.re or fcss
efeted through the new price for prints. ard apart
from such assortmenfs as were actually compelled,
and the shipments on orders, the general trade has
been light, IS IL has IN all goods for toboess stocks,
Wooilens have been In little better inquiry than at
ouf last and I'm some fancy styles or character there
have been moderate selections, wtilc In specialdes
the movement Is good, but outside ofchoiee styles
actual requirements Of The business has been very
1ght.--youYSl0k0 of C0n7TneTccs - s.iSf> .ss ss-
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l ~
DUBLIN, VA, February 22.-This after
noon at 'clock Johnnie,' only son Of John
W. Davidson, OF this place, was instantly
killed while carelessly handling pistol. The
ball passed Immediately through his heart.
He died without struggle. ,;ara.
THE TwENTY-sEcoND IN NORFOLK, ETC.
Especial telegram TO. the Dispatch .e3r. 4
NORFOLK, February 22.-The Twenty
second passed of quietly. as half-holiday.
The navy-yard, custom-house, postofices.
and ali public institutions were closed. The
war-ship and artillery companies. fred ma
tional salutes. at sunrise and meridian, and
all the military companies (white and black
we're were out on parade and target-shooting. q.
Sheriff Briggs, Of southampton county
is here tonight en- route to Richmond with
lunatics and penitentiary convicts.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to she
a. 30, Qispatcb.l ,sz.1s ssE.E
New York Items.
PROBABLE CONTEST OVER vANDERBITs rs.
h TATE-DEFAULTIEGs EWING-MACHINEA AGENT
+ MONETARY PRESSURE IN CHICAGO. f..,
NEW tYoRK, February 22.--Ethan Allen
says that the Vanderbilt family have made
propositions to William I'll. Vanderbilt,
which, unless he accepts, viii make Itiga-
Ition over the Commodore's will inevitable,
|, Jeremiah S. Black will ;actsWith Allen, and
mr., Eyarts for tbesWi .:95i.fsis ss.gI |.
80 george r. Pettibone, superintendent OF
fiiA Howe. ]. Sewing Machine Company is
/ said .to be deiaulter In large sum, s
A Chicago dispatch says that yesterday
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GENERAL NEWS.
A VOTE UPON THE OREGON CASE TO BE
TAKEN THIS AFTERNOON.
Extreme Democrats in Caucus Last
Night Resolved TO Defeat she
Counting Tn OF Hayes.

INTERESTING ARGUMENT BEFORE THE
ELECTORAL. COMMISSION YESTERDAY
THE REPUBLICANS NERVOUS AND DEMO
GRATIS ANXIous-HAYES'S FRIENDS Gull
TIyATISG Tue CONSERVATIVE ELE-
MEST OF TIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-MR.
FIELD CLAIMS THAT OREGON HAS LOST
ONE OF uEN ELECTORAL voTES-CoN-
sgEssIoNAL MATTERS-souTIiE AP.
PREPARATIONS nor ANTE-WAR NAIL
sERyICE--yANDERBIL WILL IN DIS
PUTE-FATAI. ESrLoSIoN-A COSFEDE-
RATE GENERALS SWORD RESTORED TO
IRIS FAMILY. &C, &C. I
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!. NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

FpngUARY 22-1bbdeeo.- For Kentucky leaf
there Is sufficient business, stocks considered 70
ss,a,i iais taken On homo account Sales 200 hogs
heads Kentucky leaf q LOO sases sgnasies
cases New nsa nass
IN essg asc.. ls5 cases New York:
1875 SC SO cases Ohio on private terms ia
soress fair na ry. Quotations as follows
;iria 5righI wrapper mon 70 va ~
&c cod, fine to sxIfs me,
rsnners g622c dark heavy Tugs, an0s
,o,r YSsaf He; dark medium To gooa, AisV
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CATTLE MARKETS.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FEBRUARY 2O.-Beercs-For want Of fresh Of
ferngs there was nothing doing In beef cattle to-
Dressed beef was in moderate demand ut 7H09Ac.
q h. for common 10 prime native beef sides.
Cdlres.-Fresh arrivals were 1872 head, mainly
milk veails. The demand was urgentI ana al were
quickly sold at 7G95c. p ID. for veals, and 4@6c.
f for grassers and FED y calves Country dressed
yeaIs were in demand ut l0@13c. a ID: ~, -
Sheep, and LnmbS.-Fresh eceipts were car
loads, or 254 head. The demand Was fair, aud the
market was without material change. Common to
prime sheep ranged from 54G7ae. Q ID. Dealers In
dressed mutton report slow trade ut 7(G9xc. q ID.
for common TO prime carcasses. 4. .,.r,.,. ..t.
= Stoine.-Fresh arrivals were 19!f car-ioads, or
2.347 hogs. None sold alive. Jersey dressed hogs
Commerce., "a, ..,...,..
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ALEXANDRIA. MARKETS,

tatons; receipts fight and demand fair, with ten
dency towards an advapceifor choice extras. Wheat
day at 81 80; offerings Of 80 bushels With sales
at 81. 50@St60 as TO quality. Corn Is mere active,
52c A small lot or inferior rye brought 6Oc., and
ll2 bushels of oats 45c. Country produce quiet W
nIlotat lions. Gazette. '''''f''E't - r>t.Yttz
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.
THE EASTERN QUESTION THE PEACE OF
... EUROPE.


BERLIN, February 22.-The German
Reichstag was opened to-day. Emperor
Williams speech opening the session adj
verts to the depressed state OF commerce
and industry, and also to the deficiency in
the budget. 1t proposes that the deficiency,
amounting to 25,500,00 marks, be met by
raising the matrlculatory contributions pay
able by the States. The speech also refers
to Eastern affairs, and expresses the opin-
ion that the peace of Europe will not be
broken.
The danger which might result from the
Eastern question still unsolyed threatened
Germany in less degree than any other
country. The Empire has remained true
to- the principles which it laid down foy it
SEN at the beginning of the Eastern compli-
cations. The Conference has not succeeded
in obtaining FROM the p orte the concessions
which the Powers Judged expcdient to de-
mand in the interests OF humanity as a
means OF securing peace for the. future.
Nevertheless, the proceedings OF the Con.
ference have led to this result, that the Chris
tian Powers have arrived at q common un-
derstanding among, themselves respecting
guarantees to be demanded from the Porte.
Before the Conference such understanding
lacked universally recognized expressions.
By this means solid basis has been secured
for confidence that peace will be preserved
among the Powers even should the hope be
disappointed that the Porte will of its own
accord carry out the reforms regarding the
treatment Of its Christian, subjects, which
the Conference considered requisite in the
interests Of Europe Should the expecta-
tons now entertained, based upon the pro-
misses Of the Porte on the one hand and the
opening of negotiations for: peace
with Servia and Montenegro on the
other, fail to be realized, the I'm
perial Government, while recognizing
the fact that the present question does not
prescribe any precise, hne OF conduct for
itself, will continue to exert its influence,
as hitherto, on behalf OF the protection
OF the Christians in Turkey, and OF the
preservation OF the peace OF Europe-above
all things, however, strengthening its own
good relations with Governments allied oI
otherwise friendly to it. Ha.t -.
| Ireland.
THE REMAINS OF JOHN o'MAHoSET.
DUBLIN, February 22.-The Cardinal here
has refused to allow the remains OF John
O'5iahoney to lie in state in the Cathedral
here. fE5f. '.''a ,...
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Io1l1syIII.E LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.

hogsheads hogsheads Hart county leaf al, $500
ana ss. go: 9 hogsheads Carroll county leaf at
SlC.25 and 81. 80: i,Ogshead Warren county leaf
$500; hogshead Grayson county leaf at SS; =
hogsheads Henry county low leaf and logs at $40
and $3.50: 8 hogsheads Jefferson county (lllinois)
tory Tugs 1T $3.50, 1885, 1919, and $500; 10
hogsheads old hugs and low leaf at 81 to S7.1O;
hogshead Larue county Tugs at S5.-COurter-dour-
nal. .:. ..F.... ...-s .#..t .sft .,..i t-'.'
lOthcr houses had sales at like prices. Ia-if.:
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NEW YQRKlIRoN mARKzT.

p FEBRUARY 20.-Fort Seotch pig there remains q
very quiet naTkct the only trade in small lots from
yard eriean pig Is duff and hrId as hssors Sales
sls, aIeI 500 tons forge Of :cra rap
tons delivered here on private terms, d.
Glcngarnoek quoted at s2e.5o@ $27; Cot.
nesS az $2S; Egilnton sef @25 Amcloan pig
Rails at S37@S39 Tor American at WORKS, anq 1sSi
rails $50. Old rails quoted nomtnally ~ SlS.oUt9
$50, Wrought, scrap, $4,000 n4a5.s stotesPrsces
are quoted as follows: ~ H. ~ Is,
Bar, Swedes ordinary sizes $50 - @l32 bU
Bar, Swedes, ploagh Sizes. .!......s 49, "a -
Bar, refined, Y TO . inch, round and u; ESgA
sa.iarsso1,i to Inches BY y to IL =,
Bar, refined, II to 8 bya and Ole g. - y
incD q 6-lU(1 X. - -
Bar. refined, l and ~ by y aud sr.s. 81, =
f. SIG inch. ........ 26-10 "a -
Largs round. 2ss to 2a inCh. ....... 9 $40 q -.
Scroll. 1sLO
-Ovals and half-round. ........... 8 = Ga 2-l0
Band, I to 6 inches by 8. 16 to No..
I'm. ......fi.i S-lO g -
Rods, S@Sa.Ie inch. ..y......... 3 6-10.@ 7-lQ
Is and 49, 80 49, 20 54-1o @3s-l0
Nail-rud, p h,..................17 1.10@ -
Sheet, Russia [gold)...,....ya... IL q -
2 80. Journal Of Commerce.
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the firms OF Il. B. Murphy Il Co., III. 8.
Kinesland &c Co., and NJ. III. Warren d co.
were forced to suspend payment. i!All q
them had been carrying heavy margins, and
The decline In pork alone, which has been
from s1B. 70 January 10th for April option
to s14.45, on yesterday had the effect to force
two Of these firmg to the wall. q ". 800 II
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T. I ir1OaACCa, u, ClSIIGAns., 4s.
TsPANoLA CIGARS.

The subscribers have made hfysngeite sortne
exclusive sale OF the CLEARS oi ma
ana invite tbs attention or the pubic ~ -
sorsnaeni OF an the uslsl styles thsy
pllI nSu ssSaY 81 the hlsh datiea
ma fropr ietor Of the EsfanolaS
has cst4hitshadA ii ss.,s4 - = 81.
4, ,,., ,hera the sane class OF Ku0lto Aeatos
IA IN ihe Hayana factory, the pure
and rotnniic nayor of Efycn ses s.sss
~ IS leo fan for fhose from Havana anu
: VIII chow that they are in every 70
ssst fully hpf ere ssssi sc
out * ER MERRhIl& EssNlllTs
is9 and l8s ghssqbsss ssfss 4. MsT hGsx
fs aislna OFT md te sIFoaaasy asw' yers.s..
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

RICHMOND TOBACCOExCHANGE.
-s;.ut. .a' 80 THURSDAY, February 90, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised los hogsheads, 8
tierces, and boxes. The offerings AT auction on
Change were 80 packages; of which number FL
were taken In, and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from Sc. 90 10 1880. 81 -sS1.-. ..l..,s
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LOUIsSILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Z --.---- 1870 MARKET.,ti. III ...lh--.L-.

February ,ls.-Virginia bright 1--we pounds
00c.@S1: Virginia bright aye and extra tWls Isl
@75c.; Virginia medium g. and lZSinch twist, 62
H65e.! VIRGINIA common T. and l2-inch twist. 57 g,
6Oc.; Virginia mahogany navy 81 g, aaa os, oze'
55c.; Virginia smoking, jss and -, oO@ooc.
- 2ti5 p KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy, bright mahogany 6eM3Sc;
Louisville navy, mahogany. 50fG56c.: Louisville
navy, mahogany. second CLASS, 90 52c.; Lolisyiie
bacco. fbs, ~ and 10, Courter-Jour1idt.
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VA, JANUARY l, 1871
IL We have made chemical examination Of
DAVID +. CLEMMER'S MOUNTAIN RYE
WHISKEY, using for the purpose samples selected
by ourselves from ten barrels belonging to lots re-
ceiyed by Messrs. GEORGE A. HUNDLEY & co. al
different times and Of ages varying from one 10 tour.
most searching tests. 1t has stood hem all perfectly
nothing of deleterous nature being found In 1t.
can therefore be confidently recommended for Its
purity and excellence to those who use whiskey as
beverage, while for medicinal purposes 1t Is all thai
can be desired.
and Lecturer on Chemistry, Medical College OF
Virglnia; o,,-.---
r. S. j. PEBBLES, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry,
- Medical College Of Virginia. i, - :
100 barrels now In store, and for sale.
IN 3 GEORGE A. HUNDLEY Il GO:
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..DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET. !

,[Reported expressly for'the Richmond Dispatch
FEBRUARY 22.-Receipts very light, with more
animation in the market. No change 70 note IN oo
stg IMo;s--NeVw;Zc Common, s4@sb; good, ss@$6;
. LitenSANewE Common, s8@sS;. good, 81 0@$l2
common bright, Sl5 @920; good bright, S25@si0
old 'Wruppers.--C Common, 81 tgS20; gqod, S2o
@s30; fine, $35 @S4o; extra, "a GA afl- i,f,,
Old fllers are neglected. III, yf.,s,[,ss = .trsss}
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NEW YORK suMAc MARxEr.

FEBRUARY 2O.-Sunac.lANoreIgn 1, quiet ;'lesd
seal quoted ut 0S, gold; apd low grades Of foreign
| at $55@360, currency Virginia quoted at $3.50
| $40, currency.-INeto York Journal Of Commerce.
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EIN /, |! |. !. I.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE:
49,. 1900 THURSDAY. February ~. 1877
There was no meeting Of tire Stock Board to-day
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iT,nRa SALE. ona al The best: ipcasetl
pTsEs IN Cha Firss Rspsist cAasc aiSas.
Price very reasonable. Ply ,Ss istss Il LYME
( il l4-w,s,Tn.Th&sct ReEs E'1asis sAss''s' i
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WINES, LIQUORS, &c.

FNGLISH STOUT, ----
E ."e. -. PORTER, AND ALE.
GUINNESS EXTRA STOUT. bottled by Burke;
BARCLAYS PORTER, HIBBERT'S BROWN
STOUT, BASES PALE ALE-bottled by Hib-
CANTELL'S GINGER ALE, ~
direct lmportations, and in prime order. For sale
by DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
'fe 23-2w Importers
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pEDUltTIoNsl

RED FLANNEL 1oc. worth 25c., 33c. worth
Sec: BLANKETS (Whitcj. $3.50 worth 81. $500
WORT, $3.50 PAPER COLLARS at DC. and &c. q
HOY q Chem lot OF TOWELS, HOSIERY, and TICS.
The Cheapest BROWN and BLEACH COTTONS TO
be round. For DRESS GOODS and BLACK ALA
GAS d half price our fob counterIthey aSe veg
|HANDhEKCR1EFS. &c. Call 70 see us. -,
- - j. G.WHITLQCK5 d CO.., ~
Main street between Seventeenth and EighteenIInn.
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and the Repnb licans are notwithout appre-
hension! The commissioners decline to
give any intimation Of the drift of the
debate. 80
oaEGoN--Two FOR HAYES AND ONE FOR

hension! The commissioners decline to
give any intimation Of the drift of the
debate. 81 ~
oREGoN--Two FOR HAYES AND ONE FOR
-. IA, zy TIl.DEN. ,.I 80 !.
There Is wild rumor that on the pror,o..
sition to count Oregon two for Hayes and
one for Tilden, two votes were recorded
abbott and Bradley when Gar
! field asked an adjournment. -
| The following Is authenticated The Elec-
| toral Commission was in session to-day from
10 until half-past 4. ! At 8 the Commission
went into secret session and remained
| therein until twenty minutes past Z, when
| 1t adjourned till tomorrow morning Mt half
past 10 o'clock.
The questions presented by counsel were
discussed in the secret session, but owing
to the fatigue Of the members, and in order
to enable them to consult authorities whion
had been referred to by counsel, an adj
journment was thought to be advisable.
Many law-points were suggested, and these
will be critically examined, there being
more Of them in this case than in the cases
OF Florida and Louisiana. The Commission
agreed 10 take !.
VOTE TOMORROW AFTERNOON Il
at O'Clock, unless the members shall be
prepared to 90 80 at an earlier hour. Should
the vote be taken at 4 O'Clock, an hour or
more would be occupied before their vote
could be officially prepared, and unless the
two houses shall remain In session until
evening the vote in joint meeting Of the
two houses will not take place until Satur-
day. ...-..,....
PROCEEDINGS IN SECRET SESSION.
The following may be accepted as true:
When the doors were closed Mr.. Morton
made an hours speech in favor Of casting
the three votes in favor Of Hayes. Mr.. Ed
munds made some incidental remarks, indi-
eating clearly that he will vote in the same
direction. Mr.. Justice Miller made on
elaborate argument that there was nothing
inconsistent with giving the vote of Oregon
to Hayes. Justice Bradley gave no sign.
The speeches OF Morton and Miller, but
especially that Of Miller, were specially
aimed to reconcile Judge Bradley's views.
Bradley, Strong, and Edmunds were not
well, and the adjournment was unanimous
and had no political significance. There
seems no possibility OF break in either
the Democratic or Republican seven. JUS
tice Bradley is still open to advice. There
was no vote or approach to vote tonight
on the main question.
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TIE 7rwENrY-sECoND IN COLUMB1A.

CoLuMBIA, February 22.-Tbe day was
celebrated here by general suspension Of
business. Flags on several buildings, pub
lie and private, were at half-mast and were
draped with Grape. The militia companies
observed the proclamation OF the Governor
and reirained from turning out. The
United States officers and soldiers were
mostly confined to quarters, and the day
passed off very peaceably and quietly.
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MONTAGUE, I.
A' THE s1os-PAINTER,.
ri ,No.ii6 south Tenth street. = 81
Fla 81 lml

FARMERS AND GARDENERS, AZ
II STENTioN t-YEAR DsLEY's suPERPHO ,s
lPHATE-ayery superior sale ~ ", re
fe 1a~3m Agent, 1SS Maln sttee''
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CYCLE BROTHERS
are still selling
ANDRosCoGGIN' and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| Ito and 11e., ara.
and all the other brands at old prices.
We have Just opened n new line Of ~,
49, SPRING DRESS GOODS. q
CAMBRIC EDGING and NsERTIHGs,
1000 yards REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN at
Soc per yard worth 75c. and 81. !. 81. s: -
You can find complete In every department,
such as : ~ - ,5t{a%
TABLE and FRUIT-CL0THs,t 49,
:. CASsIMEREs for mems and boys wear; i i
Weare determined to close ont great many goods
on account of moving to our new l9
Broad street, between Third ana Fourth streets on
the let Of May. .aT.i+ tiytov II
Call and examIne our bargains before ;purehasing
elsewhere. @-ih sfCLs bhVidEhS,
.5r'1.Ests go = sz,t 429 Broad street,
fal5-lmrY !; between Fourth and Fifth streets. d
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4pEsTRUcT1vEFI IN MISSISSIPPI.

;, Pass CHRISTIAN, February "A fire last
night destroyed the Catholic church, office
and residence Of W. A. Champlan, Sea-
coast Mirror Office, two stores belonging to
George Brand, and property belonging to
Mrs, TAYLOR, known as Malones saloon,
Pesantos's store, and an ;unoccupieu re
sidence belonging to Mrs.. E. G.. Tracy.
Loss, $50, 900. a.s...,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-23
pArAI. BOILER EXPLOSION. ;.

CIXc1NNATl, February 22.-Four men
were killed by the explosion OF boiler at
the Clifton Nail Factory, fin Pomeroy, Ohio,
last evening. George Rily, John Brown,
Writ Mason, and Adam Diel were severely
wounded. Andrew Finnamore, the fire
man, and Homer Barker were scalded
Frederick j. Hart and George Withers were
cut and bruised; Anthony Nisel had both
arms broken 6. s.. Maxwell was cut on the
head. A. "A. Holland, one Of the proprie-
tors, was dangerously hurt internally. Nor
gan Barber, boy, was blown seventy feet
in the air and escaped unhurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-23
DRY GOODS.
A II COST! AT COST :!

"A n COST! AT COST ....s...s -
Having determined to discontinue the dry-good
business shall from this day offer my entire stock of
sEAsoNABLE AND WELL-AssORTEDG GOODS
~ At COST FOR CASH.
And In order moro speedily to dispose of the entire
stock, there are many GOODS which will be sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR VALUE,
AZ the store will be vacated as soon another tenant
can be had. CHARLES HUTZLER,
fe23-2m GIL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-23
Ireland.

THE REMAINS OF JOHN o'MAHoNET.
DUBLIN, February 22.-The Cardinal here
has refused to allow the remains OF John
O'Mahoney to lie in state in the Cathedral
here. '..5F- ''2. '...