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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-11-15
SEARcY Co, ARK, Oct. 18th, TT.
EDITOR RussELLvILLE DEMOCRAT:

EDITOR RussELLyrLLE DEMOCRAT:
 DEAR SIR: Your kind and re- spectfnl address of recent date came to hand a few days since; but from press of domestic affairs 1 could not answer it sooner.
 1 am sorry that we cannot view the proposition for the settlement of the States indebtedness in the same light. l am free to admit the came patriotic impulses govern you in this thing that I clarn for myself. l think the plan recommended v the Financial Board the most pfac- ticable mode of settling this yexcd question and to get it ota of the issues that is likely to arise and rup ture the Democratic party in the State.
 Give my kindesu regards to my friend MT. J. L. Shinn, and accept the same for yourself.
 1 am yours respectfully,
 JOHN CAMPBELL.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-11-15
MARRIED.

At Quitman, Van Buren County, on Tuesday Nov. 9th, Mir. Robt. T. Will- iamson and Miss Sallie Harton.
 We extend our hearty congratula- tions to our young friend, and wish him and his fair bride, iong life, pros perity and happiness.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-11-15

DAN. W. VoRHEEs.-Gov. Will jams, has appointed thls distinguish ed gentleman to fill the seat in the United States Senate left vacant by the death of Senator Morton. A most excellent selection.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-11-15

JAMES F.. BATTENFJELD, EDITOR DEMO- CRAT: Please call attention to the fact that I have two farms for rent, one the Shepard place near Dover, and the other the Stafford place near Russell vile, 50 acres on each place; good water and houses. Call at my office.
 LEWIS ". DAVIS.
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The Pope County Fair was quite satisfactory success, but only q commencement, merely giving the people of that vigorous old county an idea of what resources It possess
 es, and what can be done with a proper exertion on the part of the people. The Fair will become a per
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manent thing, and will eventually be one of the institutions of tfe State, for Pope county never does things by halves. Gazette.
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J.. FERGUSOF, C. KIDDER Advance
 M. c. CRANE. Assistant Manager.
 H.. Publications FroSt'S Roman Circus and Royal Colosseum
 
 EIGHT OF THE WORLDS CHAMPION RIDERS!
 Principals whom
  EgqeTienne wonderfu graceful and daring performer SEBASTIAN The Italian Bare perilous feat and four horses. world Artist mounted the back ofa flying steed. WILLIAM CROW hurdle Ayres has medals him an equestrian of superior ability WATSON Arabian Steeds. MASTER hurdle lesson and wins tremendous applause fom every audience MASTER SEBASTIAN, Youthful and Indomabe Poney Rder MILE ToURNoUR the Air variety astonishing the MILE LoTTA the roawed Woman lifts with her teeth barrel of water pleasing FOSTER Americas Sonh Amburg delight 
 CARvAT Egyptian Jugge and light balancing and and crystal pyramids Equestrian Director and Ring Master, mules, ponies and horses the little folks, aonshes ~
 AMBURGH'S GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE, Contains almost animal in captivity, and the
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Fifty-First Annual Tour.

rnear0 Biblical mou cage.
  nd WORLD THE MAMMOTH BOLIVAR The under the
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 was captur $ Rogers  Beha of   Feacock Black Arabian Dromedaes, oness Snged
  and Timb WOMBATl exisence) Rocky Mountain  the Western Plains,
  Yellow Lead Casal
   N Bfh wishing to avoid the usual crowd around the ticket can
  Inc on
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
ntt., arounn., .1,rch o6. 1877.

American Go1d.-1o4 bid. t@t
State Secariiies.-v,rEinia cogso +, gsy bid 70
Elan Coupons esnso s4 81
Ctty Observation-Disclosures city - Il49 bid.
115 asked; Richmond city e's bid. os ask g..
107h bid; Lynchburs city 6's, 90 bid; FredericSs-
burg city 7's, 90 bid. 60, ,,.,us
first mortgage 6's, !. and D., Sc bid; Virginia Gen.
trail Railroad third mortgage G's j. aad D., az BIO
vl5f9la 7fn 5d FrK a iSF
second mortgage 6's, J. and j., so bid: Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage e's, j. and
Icrred as, j. and j., 81 bid; Petersburg Railroad
second MORTGAGE s's, ! and j.; - Nsksd Rich en-
mond and essbnrg Railroad first m9rEIss Ss
and Potomac Railroad mortgage S's, j. and j., 100
asked; Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac a
mond and Danville Railroad consolidated 6s, d. and
NJ, ~ bid; Piedmont Railroad FIRST mortgage 81
a. and O.. 81 bid: Richmond YORK River and CheS;i,
pcake Railroad and Steamboat S's- j. and J W
Railroad Stocxs.-Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bln Rlca-
mond and poS on d SSd
board aud Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par
Bank Stocts:-First National, 100 par ll5 5Ga
40 asked National Bank OF ny rs, a aI"
par 9s askea Pan,er Eas,Gpa dgo dar 7 ba
Union Bank OF Richmond, so par. ~ asked;
Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 pnr. 20 asked:
Richmond Banking and Insurance Company 20
par, 32A asked ,,.
rne. 25 par. 39si bid; Virginia state: 70 par; sc
Merchants and Mechanics, / 90 par. 87h bid, go
asked City. ] 90 par. go asked; Old Dominion, 100
par, 50 asked; Granite INSURANCE Company, l0o
bar ~ asked Commercial Fire Insurance Com
pany, 25 par. asked; Richmond Fire Association.
IS par. IL bid, 1S4 asked; Piedmont and Arling-
ton Life. 100 par, 100 bid.
Wiaceilaneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
many. 60 par. 775 bid
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STAUNTON.

TIE CHuECHES-SUppEN ILNESS-WESTERN
LUNATIC ASYLuM-THE MoFFETT PUNCH
HuI-IAKING DOWN FLAG. &c.
ICorrc.,,undepcc of the Richmond hspatcn.l
MARCH 26, 1877.
Alter q >howcry April day yesterday the
weather has settled into 81 steady rain.
W hich is falling when this is mailed, with
prospect OF several days OF 1t.
The churches yesterday were well attend
ed: the only .hing out OF the usual services
being a sermon delivered by Rev. McDuff
simpson. Of the Second Presbyterian
church. before the Young Mems Christian
Association. It Was an eloquent effort, and
the handsome little church was filled TO It's
utmost capacity.
Yesterday, lust after Mr.. William b.
johnson, an old and wcll-known citizen,
had risen from the dinner-table. he eXpe-
ricnccd stroke OF paralysis. affecting one
entire side. Last night he was still speech
Jess, but was quite conscious.
The workmen are progressing with the
foundation OF the additional building to
the Lunatlc Asylum.
\ wcll-known Saloon-Eecper here, after
hearing OF the passage Of the Mottett punch
bill. remarked that it was the best thing ever
done for the bar-keepers; for, said he, :" II
puts stop to the credit business, and gives
me chance TO get the money make
The HAYES and Wheeler flag-pole was
taken down Saturday afternoon. There
wa, Il gathering Of colorcd people to wit
ness the occurrence.
Miss Nellie Burr, Of Richmond, who re-
ceiyed q painful hurt in the eye from the
explosion OF q blast on the street last week
i quite recovered. PENN.
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~r,ru OF A RESPECTED CIT1zEN-ME1hohiSt
'I,.>.r,x-ecuoo,, ASSOCIATION - RELIGIOUS
r,soy,,s-A SIGN OF 1HE TiaES-lM-
nnnvrurNTs IL PRoGRESS--CATHoLlCC EME-
rrsy-AEp0RIAL SERVICE, &C.
-.s,,,n,,cncc Of the Richmond Dispatchl
''''' MARCH 26, 1877.
A. u. Atkins, formerly and until
va ,n,nntly 4 citizen OF Petersburg, died
w.: rlo,, morning at his home, in Motto
n>r,ty. near Burkeyi!lc. The de-
,"snd was in the sortieth year OF his age,
Va ioavcs \ widow and four children lie
WV Wv for several wears Collector Of City IaNes
-. was a promincnt member OF the Meth
asis, rhnrch. and was q man or hiSh csiar-
".n, His romans will be brought down
- ,ho citv tomorrow afternoon. ana IN
.o--cd IN E)ani!ord Cemetery. He had but
'S.',, vowed 10 JcilricS's Store and opened
business. 49, ,-,.,o,;s.
c,,rSovtSchcol Union was held yesterday
af.srnoon. Reports from the various schools
chow that the aggregate organization Is
aho,,t I 800. with al average attendance or
ahor, LOO. An int err.tinc address on
tbe bible was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Rid
Rev. c. II. RyIand, Of Richmond,
r,cached 10 large congregation at the Sc
cond Haptist church yesterday morning,
and in the afternoon addressed the Sunday
school Society Of the same church. Mr..
Dvlsnd was for several years General Super
intcndcnt of the Baptist Sunday schools OF
ME state, and Is always at home on occa-
sjonS Of this kind.
Rev. Dr. Withcrspoon has returned home
from Mississippi very much indiSposed.
"a an illustration Of the spirit or the
times. ii NAV he mentioned that one OF our
leading dry-coodS firms day or two ago
was offered full line OF goods by New
York house. with whom they had never
had any transactions, on any reasonable
credit they might desire.
\ good deal OF Improvement is going on
in Petersburg. Several large stores on
Sycamore street are having the old fronts
removed and handsome new ones put i'll,
and many of our old buildings are bright
crinc ND under the touch Of the painters
brush. \ number OF new houses have been
contracted for-work TO commence as soon
aS the weather opens.
The Catholics Of this city have recently
purchased tract OF land in Blandford. to
be devoted L. The uses OF a cemetery. 1t is
70 be enclosed at once with neat brick wall
on the front line. and the ground is TO be
laid OF in avenues. walkways. and squares.
The Protestants, the Hebrews, the Catho-
lies. and the colored people, all have GENE
teries in the same vicinity.
At st. Johns (EpiScopaD church. yestcr-
day afternoon. Rev. Thomas Spencer &C.
livercd memorial sermon on the Rev J.
". Macill. formerly rector OF the church,
who died Just one Year ago, shortly after
returning 10 his home. in the north Of Ire
land. The character and ministry Of the
deceased we're ably reviewed.
u. II. chamberlain, the Radical claimant
for the covernorship nj south Carolina, Is
expected 10 pass through the city tonight
on his way TO Washington.
ROBIN ADAIE.
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TaMES CITY.

TIE POLITICAL EXCITEMENT-0RDER IN VAR
SAw-TuE FAEM--TllE SElNE-GAaE-oUR
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
ICor--pouGcncc OF the Richmond Dispa;ch.I
MARCH q. 1877.
During the three months reign OF uncer-
taluty we country people have had no taste
for anything but politics. The ncWsy let
tiers OF robin Adair" received hardly a
passing glance. The debate on the oyster
tax fell upon ears aS deaf rs this excellent
biYalvc. Our eyes, minds, and hearts were
turned in the direction OF washington.
Your correspondent at the national capital
and the telegraph might bring us the same
news, expressed in the same words, and we
would deyour the columns Of each, and
thirst FOR more OF The same sort. Now that
the new order OF things has commenced we
are getting more under control, and better
prepared 10 listen 10 each others chat.
Our wheat and winter oats are looking
well. The two-horse farmers have weil-nlSh
finished following and sowing spring oats:
The one-lorse fellows are making good
hcadwav, but as for the single-bull scratch
elS-well, they have not begun to look up
their gear. They will have to wait for the
grass to fatten their team. OF course they
will not make anything, but then they Will
have the pleasure OF uttering the wcll-abused
words, 1--WE have tried"
Shad are beginning to put in their APP
pearance. but it hardly can be said that they
have "paired off, The wild ducks are
pretty we'll all gonc-ii, indeed, they have
ever come. Who can tell the cause OF the
falling off OF the winters supply OF this
splendid bird? Let the same decrease con-
tinue few years and the wild duck will be
curiosity among Us. The robins have Just
come, but the strong arm oi the law is upon
our guns. II not permitted to kill these
birds during the spring months our inter-
ference with their increase will be feeble
indeed. ,.....- %.~
The severity OF the winter has consumed
nearly all OF our provender. Consequently
we arc expecting to create a considerable
activity in the leather market.
The infantry have had their Governor.
The cavalry are now crying out for the man
whose hea dquarters were in the saddle.
w.. PENINSULA.
1All right. We shai't dissent.l
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REWARD For ROBBERS.

DEApwoOp, March 26.-Five masked men
attacked the Cheyenne and Black Hills stage
coach five miles from here, and at the first
fire killed the driver. The horses ran of,
bringing the stage and passengers safe into
town. The robbers got no booty. Five
hundred dollars is the reward for the rob
bers, dead or alive.
LOSS OF THE ExCURsIoN-sTEAMER ROCKAwAY.
ATLANTIC CITY, March 2G.-Thc steamer
Roskaway, in tow from Norfolk for New
York, when about quarter OF mile from
shore, was broken in two. She will be q
total wreck. No one was on board.
rSecond DiSpatch.l
WASHINGTON, March 2G.-The signal-oE-
server at Atlantic City reports steamer,
which appears to be broken, on the bar OPP
posite the city. 4 number Of signals, with
the Initials ar. C.. W." have washed
ashore. She is now in dense fog.
. Third DiSpatch.l -
THE CAPTAIN OF THE wYANoKE's REPORT OF
..s THE DISASTER.
NEW YoRK, March 26.-rhe captain Of
the steamer Wyanoke, which had the steam
boat Rockaway in tow, reports that he had
terrible weather the entire passage At 5
O'Clock this morning, when of Egg Harbor,
the Rockaway began to go to pieces, when
Captain Shalton, six carpenters and caulk-
ers, and three seamen were taken from the
Rockaway, and then the vessel was aban-
doned. When the Wyanoke left the Rock
away the steamboats, deck was just above
water.
PUNISHED FOE fLUNDERISG An AMERICAN
VESSEL.
BosT0N. March aG.-Adviccs from Congo,
on the west coast Of Africa, to January
18th, state that che British war steamer
Avon destroyed seven villages on Congo
river and killed three natives as a punish
ment for the plundsring OF the American
schooner Thomas NicKerson, OF New York.
The vessel had been captured by the ma
tivcs, and about thirtysons OF coffee carried
up the country. She was fired by the Avon
in order to prevent further plundering.
DEATH FROM CHOLERA.
PORTLAND. March GA dispatch reports
the death of Captain Henry G. Small, his
mates, and all the crew OF the bark Ed
mund Phinney, OF Portland, by cholera at
Akyab.
A sTOCKMAE AND HIS SON MURDERED.
DENVER, COL, March 2s.-W. Maxwell
aud his son, aged SIXTEEN, stockmen, lately
OF Stuart, Iowa, who located in Colfay
county, New Mexico, were murdered on
Friday by negro, who has been arrested.
Robbery was probably the ca,tse of the deed.
NEW YORK ITEMS.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Fred. Pechard, a
ieSlous Frenchman, tied his wife to chair
and burned her cheek to the bone with
yitriol.
Miss Hanaford preached her farewell SER
mon ut the Church OF the Good Shepherd
Universalist), in Jersey City, Sunday.
isaac Low & Co., an old cotton house,
have suspended.
The City Of Chester brought in 100000
in specie.
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cry slad,. 70, ,meetyy oa, Al, and feel very

very GLAD inject you ALI and feel very
thankful to you for this kind reception. /
have no doubt but VIII be great deal
better fellow now than Twas six months
ago. / don't suppose will have any
political opponents now since we are
all soyereigns together. as l hope we
will continue to be for Il good many years;
yet I feel that have considerable life, health,
and strength left, Notwithstanding the past
sixteen years OF labor and toll that l. have
undergone, which perhaps are not surpassed
by any other sixteen years Of my life.
With slight move Of his hand he dis
missed the subject and his hearers, and de-
sccnded the platform.
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NEWS BY .IELEGR.A.PH..
GOVERNOR TaAMpTON'S LETTER TO
PRESIDENT HAYES.
The situation i'm Warrington.

THE HUNGRY oFFICE-SEEKERs TURNING
THEIR FACES HoMEwARD-sCHURz NOT
TO GO TO BERLIN-HAntrToN TO ARRIVE
IN WASHINGTON THURsDAY-RANDALL
ENDORSED AS NEXT SPEAKER or THE
HoUSE-wHAT HAYES THINKS OF TIE
SIGHoLLs COURTS IN LoUIsIANA-HE
SAYS. ACCORDING TO PACKARD'S' STATE
MEST, THAT THEY ARE RENDERING
A CHARACTERISTIC SPEECH AT CINCIN-
Malta CRUEL NEW YORK HUSBAND
GRIMES AND CASUALTIEs-Loss OF THE
NEW STEAMER ROCKAWAY-F REIGN
NEws-ALARMINa CONDITION OF THE
rOPE, &C., &C.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE CHEAP, OR WILL EN-
4 CHANGE FOR LUMBER. the machinery Ola
steam Saw-Inll. sold for want of use: steam En-
zine n in cylinder 36 in. stroke, 81 horsepower.
plain Cylinder Boilers It. long. 10 n. diameter
with steam and mud drum, and connecting pipes.
Risden's Saw-Mln. so II. carriage, complete rnrn-
Ing J,a,hes Sitting and Cross-Ct Saws and Tables,
1IS pnIirvs. etc II. j. MILFORD,
A' "nbS 1Gst Bridgeton, n. j.
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:. III ...-f-r DATES. --.,-@.
'TOUR POUNDS OF DATES, NEW
T. crop for twenty five cents, at PIZZINI'S until
end Of March. y a.a' NH ~
MINES. LIQUORS, dc.

DICHMOND, VA, JANUARY j.. 1872.
III We have made q chemical examination OF
DAVID F.. CLEMMER'S MOUNTAIN Ky =
WHISkEY, using for the purpose samples selected
bv ourselves from ten barrels belonging to lots re-
ceived by Messrs. GEORGE A; HUNDLEi Z GO: al
different times and Of ages varying from one lour.
most searching tests 1t has stood hem all perfectly
nothing of deleterious nature being found IN H. IL
can therefore be confidently recommenaed LOT Ia
nurity and excellence to those WHO use whisKey rs
beverage, willie for medicinal purposes II Is all maj
can be desired. ~ ~ ,..,., l,,,a,,,s,
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, NJ D., Anaigtlcal Shel =,
re- PEBBLES, M. D., Professor Of Chemistry
Medical College of Virginia. - -
100 harres now In store, and for sale. ~
40 '1>>" - ,OEOR8E A. HuNDLEf & co.
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RENE.


states that Catholic senators and deputies,
moved by the Pope's alocution, have called
the attention of Duke de CaZcs to the posi-
ti;on Of the Papacy. The minister replied
that he had always felt keen solicitude for
the interests of the Papacy. The cause OF
the independence Of the Holy See always
occupied and ever would occupy an i'm
portant place in the tasks to which lie de-
voted his efforts.
The Eastern Question.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS ESDED-THE POPE
ALARMING CONDITION OF HIS HOLINESS.
LONDON, March 2S.-The negotiations be-
tween the Porte and Montenegro have been
interrupted.
The Rome correspondent OF the Daily
Ne,cS writes that the Pope, amid fererish
excitement and unremitting labor at the
Vatican relative to the consistory, &c, has
fallen i'll again. 1t is certain that after the
secret consstory on the 18th instant he
tainted, and had to quit reading the alocu-
ton. These fainting fits have required, and
the Pope has remained unconscious longer
each time. He does not like his illness to
be perceived, and makes strong efforts to
hide it. The recent excitement has told
upon him, and indeed on several occasions
during the spring, which is always dam
eerous season for him. His life has
been almost dcspaircd OF. His physicians
regard the fatiguing receptions of the pill
grlms with great apprehension. Foreign
ers who see the Pope at intervals notice
great change in him. One OF these visitors
recently said TO me, the allocution OF March
18th would probably be the Pope's last for
NAL uttering. Meanwhile the Popc's adj
yisers are endeavorinS by every means to
get France and Austria to revive the Ro-
man question. 1t Is hoped to induce Italy
so far to recognize the Pope's temporal
power as to cede the Leonine city to the
Holy See, where all the religious orders ex-
PEELED from Rome could find an asylum.
CANDIDATES FOR TIE PAPACY-INTERvlEW
WITH THE TURKISH AMBASSADOR.
LONDON, March 26.-The Daily Ne'cs'S
Rome dispatch states that the Archblshops
OF Naples and Perugia and Vicar OF Rome
are confidently mentioned as candidates for
the papaey.
A Reuter- telegram from Vienna states
that the Turkish ambassador had an inter-
view of an hours duration with General
Ignatictf to-day.
The painting OF the Virgin and Child has
been stolen from the Berlin National Cal
lery.
A dispatch to the Times from Rome says
the Pope was sufficiently well Saturday to
give an audience, but had to be carried.
THE ALLIANCE OF THE THREE EMrERoRs.
VIENNA, March 26.-The Neuc Strcic
Press states that although the alliance OF the
three Emperors will continue, notwlth-
standing the failure Of the protocol negotia-
tons, it will only be on its original basis.
The idea OF cooperation with Russia never
existed. The alliance was formed rather to
protect than to facilitate intervention. Only
one more function can now be exercised by
the alliance-that Of localizing the conflict
should war commence. The Emperor OF
Austria receives General Ignatietf in spe.
cial audience tomorrow. General Ignatief
then leaves for st. ,Petersburgh Tia Berlin.
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1All right. We shan't dissent

A FIRE BRIGADE FOR YoKoHAMA.-Neto
Pork, March 24.--The rumor is current at
The headquarters OF the Fire Department to
the effect that the Japanese Government
have, through their consul, applied to the
Board OF Fire Commissioners to be allowed
to enlist two hundred Of the tiremen OF this
city for a term OF three years. They wish
TO take them 70 Yokohama and there en-
ploy them 10 instruct the natives in The art
OF saving life and property from burning
DniIfinrs 80
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Judge Bond locked up the jury in the
Rives-Farish case Friday mig ht at the court
house, and kept them all night III durance
vile. Their accommodations were not
sumptnous. They were confined to cold
water and hard-bottom chairs. They bad
no supper nor whereupon to repose.--
Lynettarg Vt,yiaian. is III
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PROFESSIONAL.
r EWIN w. BARRINGER

I EWIN W. bhIhILNVI1s :, -
/ formerly OF North Caroinal,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOK At LAW
- EOS SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
$50 philadelphia Pa. -.
Commissioner for Virginia. Prompt attepton
given 10, all business. Best references gwen as 20
legal and financial ability. insurance matters
s9nc,,Ity NH 2-s3m
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Fine. $3.50; supertlne. s6.256GS6.50; extra SUI
perine. 1925: common family. S7.75; fancy FAM
liz, S7.73MiS.5n. Market stead7.
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by Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 26-Noon. stocks active,
ftcycrisl and unsettled Money, 2 per cent. Gold.
1O4R. Exchangc-Long, 4e4H: shor. 4s61. Gov
cent Tenue4,.ee'.: Lousiamas and South Carollna's
lower Geoiyia 6's better.
Erenin1. Money easy mt 2td2i. per cent. Sterling
oniet at 4a40l4s4h. GOLD steady at 042,(G OAK
Governments dnll and steady; new SIS. 10. States
quct and nominal
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 2G.-Eirgna G's deferred.
6; consolidated. 699: second series, 40. North
Carolina 6's, old, 10; new, 9 special tax. g Bid
to-day.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, March rs, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 1o2 ho.sheads and
3 terccs. The offerings At auction on Change were
II packages OF which number 33 were taken In
and the remainder sold 1t prices ranging from
81 TO $50.
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WHITE TEETH. WHITE TEETHl

To whitcn and preserve the teeth, and eradicate
tartar without Injury, use MEADE & BAKERS
sApONINE DENTIFRICE. Gold at soc. a box oy
druggists generally. "a
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OHM A. AND PLATED-WARE.- re
~ VASES, new styles--cameo decorations; 20,
JOGSE SETS of the late Vienna and Centennial
designs CHINA DINNER and IT A-SETS. French
and English direct Importation; CHAMBER SETS,
great variety: Pf.ATED.WARE-tlck .Sia IN q,
'rea-Sets Cart.Recciycrs-all new patterns PAk-
Tor COAL VASES handsomely decorated:
BRONZES-Frcnch and japanese finish. Cal nn ana
see STYLES and prices before pnrchasiilx No trotp'o
70 show GOODS - GEORGE GIBSON. JR.,
W successor 10 James w. Gibson,
de15 1907 Main street.