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The Queer.

HEAVY BUSINESS IS:couSTERfEIr MONEY.
NEW YORK., December 11.--Chief-of--Po-
lice Mailing has received afletter from a
gentleman residing at Fordham, N. Y, en-
closing circular from A. Rosensteil, Erie
City, Pa, which says the latter had on
hand large amount of counterfeit green
backs, which could not be detected from
genuine currency, and he would forward
all that could be used at the following rates !:
$40 900 assorted for 5000; $4,000. assorted
for $3.50; $1,000 assorted for 800. The
matter has been placed in the hands oil a
detective. ,.,..,rf.. ,nt,ys4
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY. ~.
Z: WHEAT White, ! O bushels at $1,30; l20 BUSH
els at $3.50; $50 bushels very good on private "
,terrns-tota $40 bushels. Red, "a bushels fair
Fuz at 80; 81 bushels good Lancaster at 1.43
so bushels Lancaster at S137; 100 bushels very
good Lancaster at 81 40 A bushels Fultz at 81 so
60 bushels common Lancaster at 1926: "a bushels
Lancaster at S1.3o; 40 bushels prime Fultz on
private terms; 1876 bushels prime Fultz at 81 80
$40 bushels very good Fultz ut 46 bushels at
100 bushels at 1888; 3s bushels at $3.50; $50
bushels on private terms-total, 697 bushels. -
r CORN.-IVhite. 20 bushels very good at 60c.; 80
bushels very good at 60c.; bushels very good at
&c.. 70 bushels, very good ut 60c.; 2S6 bushels
very good at 60c.; SO bushels very good at 69c-
at Soc.
OATs.-94 bushels on private termsi 52 bushels
on private terms; SS bushels prime spring ut 4Oc.-
total, 234 bushels. -.~.'g...t ..r.fT Z.
MEALS bushels at zoe.
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i|s.i.i sPRC1AL NOTICES. -
~ SPECIAL NOTICE. ~. : sa:st
tTo our CusTo MERs, FBIENDs,. AND THE
ifp37E7s r,rrTST III IN GENER Al. 49, l. = L,

Lsf
/ we have made an addition IN; every department
On the first, second, third, aud fenrth srs great
many handsome and valuable PRESENrS suitable
forthe holidays =, cLEi sf hpoaassrsss
y sYCbE BROTHERS have Just Ipceiyei 76,eases
SREss GoD cost
al In gold ia land. are selling At 25c. Don't ibuy
your Dress aoods before so,sHYse e BROTHERS.
KID GLOVES a'aSs w'rs sY sSs :. sRora IA, j
DRESS GOODS at 1s,yorth .25e,: at zoe. never,
seId Isss shsn sos 2ss N ss,; sSe; ,aa
GAiIoON per yard g 80 ,,p .4 ,a 2
IL ,eo6 yards Of remnants BLEAoHED COTTON
pLa 4 e. l n1fFss esl.s and % nef
pLR %ssr9 eRe Hen a. 4ss worth
T. J, !! SSH
our 5e BE ESID Is eei nj ys WORTH Se
sands OF other styles which We are selling extra
SILK VELVET per ysfa xsEsn slsGss
snes 1s cnsh we seas
cent az the list Of me e season.
gray YARN At p per gS YSfs "a sRrHEas,
T. D.,ff !; Tf'! ~ : -: ri f.3tf Il sl-ft
r s2al! FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.: 'e,,..,I.,',,
FLANNEL, from 1910. to 81 per ynrd; at f6Se.,,
worth 26c: :at zoe worth 25c:.: at csc. worth
SOC; at 35c. worth Soc; at 4Oc. worth 6Oc
Don't purchase your FLANNE p se,9rs y9s 80
10 ', -. 49, W 80 - ~ = t'' <
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENTS, =.
CLOAKS from 81 up to $26; SHAWES Tor iad1es,
misses, aud children from csc. to S25. Don't
bny your CLOAKS before you look at
- SYCLE' BROTHERS..
BLANKETS iBLANKETSi BLANKErSGLoek
atour SO BLANK ETS worth % at 80 worth 81 !;
at "a worth $5; at So worth %. 80; Ut 81 worth
go.to. ~ - SYCLE BROTHERS.
Go to sYCLE BROTHERS, for the HOLIDAY
PRESENTS for a little money. 80
Go to SYCLE BROTHERS. and get handsome
CLOAK, as their stock Is well assorted. o.: s.
SYCLE BROTHERS have large lot af HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. and thousands Of new and desirl-
BILE goods, but too numerous TO mention. Call
:" and be convinced that we have the largest stock
in the city, pr SYCLE BROTHERS, -
=. .,,-s..r 49,. 311 Broad street, i"t
de 10 Ill between Third and Fourth streets ~
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yEGETINE.
RELIABLE EVIDENCE,

Mr.. II. r. Stevens: .,, 80 ;.
Dear Sir.-I viii most chcerfuy add my testimo.
nv IN tfle great number you have already received
in favor Of your great and good medicine, VKGE.
TrSp for ] do not think enough can be said In ftt
nraise for was troubled ove thirty years with tn
dreat full disease Catarrh, aud had such bad cough.
ing spells that 1t would seem IS though could never
breathe any more, and VEGETINB has cured me
and do feei to thank God all the time that there
so good medicine at yEGETiNE. and also! ,n,ns
singing feelings at the stomach, and advise every.
body to take the YEGETIHE, for can assure them
'NO VIZ MRS. l.. GORE, s.iit
t1!l !, corner of Magazine and Wslnnt streets
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December 11.-Gold opened at 103x
Noon-Stocks weak. Money call, 6 per cenr.
Gold. lO3. Exchange-Long, 4S2k; Short 4S6
State bonds quiet. Governments firm
EUentn5.-Money, s per cent. Exchange firm
at 1927 Gold quiet at IO3. Governments steady.
States quiet. = s. ! = Il
BALTIMORE. December 11.-Virginia 6's, defer
red. s.: consolidated, So; second series, Al. North
Carolina G's, old, 18; new, 8; specia! tax, /. Bid
tosday, 49,
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RAILROAD LINES.

= RICHMOND, FL EpERICKsDUBG ANDl ~
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTESDEST. -
e =. = RICHMOND, December s, 1877.
.cPECIAL NOTICE According to the
y request of many citizens, MAIL TRAINS Will
On and afrer MONDAY the 10th instant, stop for
passengers on the connection road between Grace
and Broad streets, bur baggage can neither be
checked nor delivered nor tickets sold at that point
~; r''re.s-'- ..,gtg tfs. E T. u. MYERS i
do 6-6t General Superintendent.
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'Is,afn.nn.,

TWO MEN KILLED BIZ "a BOILER EXPLOSION. i,
VINcENEEs, IND, December 1.-THE
boiler OF Clark g. Bucks machineshops
burst to-day. killing two and hurting seve-
3.al
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M T.,R. PRICE & CO.,
NoAH-LIKE, SAFE AFTER THE FLOOD.


just from The large markets we eau otter complete
stocks Of y5.,,l,J = a
BLACK and COLORED sILES;
beautiful TIIIRTY-MGHT-INCH c0LoRED
CASHMERESat 75c.; tstr,!
BL ACK CASHiERES from Csc. to S2: -
Magnificent line of KNICKERB0CHERS;
BOURETTEs and other DOMESTIC and FRENCH
NOVELTIES:
CENT? EAfEES KIDS-One- and o-Bnftons;
GENTLFAfENs sCARFS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
sOCKg,CUFFs, COLLARS, and other FUk-
NIsHTNGS: /, ;.
speciality with house. .t-s :, z - - : Z
We can dive to these goods that warrant that eY-
| perteace and honesty eau confer
| Inst openad, enormous stock Of -
PLAIN BEAVER and MATELkssE CL0AKs.
We can promise satisfaction in these goods;
Assortment complete OF
49, RUFFLiNas, EMBRoIDERIEs,
~ FRlLLlNGS, LACEss - -. 20,
IL BUTTONS, and other TR1AMIN6s; .,,3.. !.
| CREToNNEs, DAMAsKs, LINEN, ana olsef
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. , -, 80 Z 10 a.,
| an5tt.rF..E;. .ff.s. .t,l ass 11o1 Main stree:.
4 s &C.,.
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PORT OF RICH.fON1h DECEMBER II, 1877;
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, Unitet
States mall. merchandise, and passengers l.. fB
Tnium. agent. -, -
Schooner Mabel +, Hart, Brown, New York, fer.
tilizer. Richmond and Danyile Railroad Company
Schooner vapor, Loveland, New York, hay, &. l.
Todd. att 1 %.ff .'-ta> - -,
SAILED.
Z Steamship wyanoke, Couch, Now York. merchan.
disc and passengers, g. w. Allen Co.. agents
Steamer Fnnsta, Tunnel, Philadelphia, Inerchan.
disc and passengers, W. p. Porter. AGENT n -
Schooner Clara, Pridemore, New York. canne'
coal, Gervas Storfs, agent. ~
I Schooner Ephraim and Anna, Risley, New Iork
MA James river. wood, Curtis & Parker. .''+
: Sailed 9Th, schooner Ella, Mathews, New YORK
camel coal, Gervas Storrs, agent.
Sailed 9Th. schooner Breeze, Cranmer, New York
camel coal, Geryas storrs, agent. yts,7 81" ~
> - MEMORANDA. -----
Bark Kalisto tNor.l, SPEECH, from Richmond, al
Rio Janeiro November Sd. Il }t j#ji .DhifIlss 4.
Brig Maren tDan.). Redgaard. from Richmond, at
Rio Grande do Sal October 21st.3 ZrE.I
:. Schooner J. s.. WINS. Ingersoll, was loading at
New York for Richmond December 10th. d>.-
Schooner Maid or the Mist, Penton, from James
river, At Alexandria December 10th. .tiAn
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Massachusetts.
worm var, axYxrop r,rsY5 ns,fr,

'S~H Eos mhAVh A1s'DoSsoSss--
: Boston. December 1.-THE following is
the vote for Mayor: Pierce (Rep.), 25,033;
Prince Dem.) %, $685.. Republican gain OF
5000 on lust years vote, s, .,.,.,s ..I 1,I
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NATIONAL AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
nv TELEGRAPH Exclusively TO
THE DISPATCH. ~

r,rHTrIER DETAILS OF THE SURRENDER
OF pLsvSA TO THE RUssrANs; FORTY
THOUSAND PRISONERS: DREADFUL SUI
yERING of THE TgRKs = NEWS FROM
wAsuISGToS-BRADY TO BE CONFIRMED
,s COLLECTOR FOR THE PETERSBURG
n,spRtcr-A BILL TO ESTABLISH A PORT
OF DELIVERY AT THE TOWN OF WEST
po,ST. VALERIE CITY tpA) DEALERS IN
COUNTERFEIT MONEY EXpOsED-NEw
WORK NoMINATIoSS-THE TENNESSEE
STATE DEBT-FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION
YrrcT1oS OF MAYOR IN BOSTON, SC, &C.
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Fine, $3.50; superfne $3.50; extra superhne
$3.50; common family, s7@s7.5O; fancy family
and City Mills, SS@sS.25, and very dull. -#ft
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, December IL, 1877. Z
The breaks to-day comprised 20 hogsheads
and box. The offerings at auction on Change
were packages; Of which number were taken
In, and sold at S4.70..f:;4 ,e.E y
Very large sales of loose tobacco at shockoe and
the Patrons Warehouses. "i:.l.5,. &i's-
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Mt CAsHMERESI CASHMERES
CASHMERESl

= LASHMEKESI - -
Double-twilled COLORED CAsTINERES At So and
75c. per yard, worth Csc. and 81; - ga.
BLACK CAsRiEREs-al pure woo-at e5, rs.
s5c. and 81; -. s,@a-,,..s -:-s.r
BLACK ALPACAs at 90, 80, 35, 40, SO, and 60c.r
all 80 per cent. below regular prices; - .
KSICKERBoCKER sUITING at exc. per yard
worth double the money;
FANCY DRESS GOODS at 10, IL, and l6ac. per
yard worth Is, 90, and Csc; sF}E i a..
Handsome ALL-WoOL PLAIDS for children's
dresses. % 49, - .'.'-'..
You can buy DRESS GOODS at lower prices now
than at any time since the creation.
= de Sa-.@.-r-. LEVY bhoIHEhS.
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EEGETINE..
WHAT. is ACCOMPLISHED By
f.; 'ta.... ...,.... .EEGETISE. ''.'+.'.i ~.

yEGET1SE will renew the blood, give tone to the
stomach, restore the liver to its proper action slim
ulate the kidneys, so as 10 enable them to perform
the functions dcvolvipg upon them, carry off the
putrid humors, regulate the bowels and restore the
whole system to working order. This Is precisely
what yEGETINE does, and this is the, exact way
through which it has accomplished SO many Won
derful cures rs may be seen by the following ur-
questionable evidence: 1850. ..,.1rv'. -.
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mSILKS! VELYETSl

SILKS! VELYETSl .,4gft1g
..-. SILKSi vELVETSl
BLACK. SILK VELVET at $l.25 worth 81, at
$3.50 worth $3.50, at 90 worth So; t;f;:,3
COL.oRED BLK vELvETs atsl.50 worth - per
yard; a. ..r. r.. >..r -
BLACK SILKS Ia all qualities from Coo. 10 $500
per yard; ross
COLuRED SILKS at very low prices. .-i.f:l
We Offer extra inducements in the above articles,
ana advise purchasers to give US cali II they want
to save money. lde 81 LEVY BROTHERS.
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m COHEN BROTHERS have Just re-
ce,ved S cases of ANDRosCoG BLEACH
ED MUSLIN, which they offer at &c.; es3
Also. large stock of all kinds OF FLANNELs;~
80 dozen SILK HANDKERCHIEFS at CSC;
80 dozen CIIlLDREN'S HOSE much below yaIue; ;
s,Iso a large stock OF GLOVES Of all kinds and
!, qualities; III 80 rrr- III. ...-.aE..f
DRESS GOODS; at lower prices than ever KNOW
4 before; vs.. ..s.,-iE y yt... r. 1f s.t s.s
10 dozen BALMORALS, reduced to near half their
:. former value: pa5l :neiHr.S ~
All kinds of goods now opening ut GREAT Re
: fDUCTIOS .- ;..s.- l de IL
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WINES, LIQUORS, DC.


IrHRISTIAN & WHITE WOULD PAR
FICULARLY call attention to their extensive ana
varied stock of WINES and LIQUORS from private
cellars-viz.: ,--..,-.. s.
oLD MADEIRA WINE, bottled in 1912 and
1921; 4 HI 80
OLD PEACH BRANDY, distilled in 1s46; 49,.
OLD SCOTCH WHIsKEY, distilled In 1855;
OLD FRENCH BRANDY, vintage of 1874 ana '
J. 1885,. .l,5.,..-g..,t .xrs.,I,f J..
BOWEN WHIsKEY, twelve years old; If,
TABLE sBERRIEs of all grades tpartly our own
importation); gr,.a 10:
CHAMPAGNES Of, all popular brands. q. ~
We would note especially our "CALIFoRNlA
CHAMPAGNEs,.'a pure and sparkling, at the lon
price Of 75c. and 81 per quartsbottle, jtZ.l. A0
Pure CALIFORNIA GRAPE, BRANDY, 70,
eegg.nog $3.50 per gallon. s..
Splendid assortment OF 81
HAVANA AND KEY WEST CIGARS.
j,as s;gs7se [de l0-tDe26l 7gaFs -.
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BALTIMORE,

b-hLI illOAh$' e. r.! ..
BALTIMORE, December 1o.-Flour more active
and unchanged. Southern wheat quiet and easter
but not duOtabIy lower; western, spot, qlel ana
futures sssr sG11asssg2 reg ESea PTime
si.44a bid; February, s1.46k; No: 8 western win
western dull and lower; southern white, 56@64c.
yellow, 55@67zc OATS and rye quiet. PROVISIONS f,l
dull and unchanged. Coffee firm ana quiet WINS
key dull at ST. 10. Sugar steady. "a. Il.
CINCINNATI.
Cryc1syAr1, December ll.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat duh and dropping: red, Sl.lSl4
Sl.25. Corn IN fair demand at 39@4ec: Oats
and m at s9@sss F PSr dun N a. sS@sSsd
s7a 5sSsE 3 kettle ssssGss75 buk9ssts
Clear sides. 6S@6Ac. Bacon quiet and unchanged:
Whiskey active and firm at 81 .05. Butter d4ll and
unchanged. Sugar trmer: hards, 90 lOagiO3fi; :
fair demanG and lower; packing, s4.15@s4.sO
receipts, / 1888 head; shipments none. -
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December t1.-Flour active but not
R RGher 5c mixed AVE- OATS and rye quiet rm
and unchanged. Pork quiet at 1920: Bnlk-meats
Srmer at sI.o5. Baggine dull at i2Hc. Tobacco
quiet and unchanged. tfs.4
- ST. LOUIS. ....... ...s.a.,.,
SIR. LOUIS. December 1l.-Flour quiet and un-
snanged Wheat at ST ~: asks rec No spTns
81. 06k bid. Corn scarce and firm: NO. mixed,
97c. Oats scarce and firm No. 2S27kc. Rye dull at
55Rc bid Barley quiet aud unchanged and very niue
doing Pork weak 1oSbng, Sd2 LaLo aon,ders
s4.3 clear.rib &c. clear sides, clear,ro
loose. S6.l2k December; long and short clear,
boxed Sc. 12H. Bacon easier; shouoers, $ S;t3
ciear.ri6, Ss@Ss.l2k; clear sides, ss25asS5 ~
Hogs easier and tending down light packing S4Zo
MS1 S5 Cattle quiet and unchanged and In fair dc.
mmsnd; demand for fat steers and sheep steady and
| unchanged. = ,,,c,
sCsIcACo, December 11.-Flour quiet and un-
Changed. Wheat unsettled and active, but wca !
Chicago spring, 81 .0s4 cash and December, Sl.oss
January, 81. log February No. 8 Chicago spring
81 ,O3x Corn irregular and active, but weak ant
lower at 43kc. cash and December, 4Sc: January
higher ut 25kc. cash, 25ac. December, 254c Janu
ary Rye dull and shade lower at Csc. Barley In
active and lower at Gle: Pork irregular ana actiV'
lower az slss74@slsso cash pse so,
February. Lard fairly active and lower at 7.S2A@
s7.S0@s7 .92iz February. Bulk-meats In good de
short clear, esc. all boxed. Whiskey steady and ii
sGRs se eSp9r r 70 barrels wheat $500
s s SIs5es o3 sbs
SHIPMENTS !: Flour, $4,000 barrels; wheat, 600
bushels Gpa bushels; oats 5000 bushels
$l.OS cash, 81 .es4@$1. UsN january, 81 OOH Feb
runry. Corn dull and weak at 42xc. December
4 41z@41zc. January. Oats steady and unchanged
4 Pork, 1880 and lower. Lard easy, but not lowe,
-, II NEW y oRKSc COTTON MARKET. ~
I kof ,of.r
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December IL, 1877.
1.OFFEIlNGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 392 bushels. Red, $3.50 bush
els. -E..~ ...a - ii,.
@gCoRN-J White. $50 bushels. Nired, 244 bushels
OATs.-434 bushels
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 11.-Cottun quiet and
steady: npands, IL 7-16c.; Orleans, II 9-l6c.;
saes 500 bales; consolidated net receipts 99
France. 1918 bales; Continent, 1924 bales
Flour dull aud scarcely so strong, without decided
out decided change. Wheat dull and about lc
lower. Corn-Old about &c. and new about 1@2c
lower and less active. Oats &c. lower. Coffec-Ric
j b lots, lG@214c. gold. Sugar unchanged and In
moderate demand; refined fairly active and un
changed. Molasses-Forcign dull; New Orleans IL
moderate demand for new crop at 35@50c. fol
common to fancy. Rice quiet and UNCHANGED. Pc
troeurn firm: refined, l3sc: ,Taliow scarceiE T., 81
nentine arm at 33k033Nc. Pork easier; old quores
ut gl3.l2H: new. IL 25@s1 $50. Landowner snt
closed steady Whiskey steady at Sl.l0. Fre'shts
RI fyrrpool u,,iet. =
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A HUSBANDS. STATEMENT. OF. THE GREAT
~. SUFFERING OF HIS WIFE. =. s....
..N. u,p,y,r1r MASs Santember "a, 1875.

Mr. II. r. StecenS: .-..........t-...- -.
Dear sir-I feel 1t my duty to say word IN prdise
ofVEGETINE, Ny wife has been trouoled WIN !, !,
Ind humor for several years, which she inherited
from her parents We have tried several bhysicians
and great many different kinds Of medicine VIII a
we had almost dcspaired Of her evor being any bet
ter. Hearing of the VEGETINE we resolved 70 Try
once more, and she commences using It last March
In4 hounds she has advanced to 1875 pounds, haT-
Ing gained pounds In seven months and Is nov
That VEGETINE has been the means of saving her
life and that she cannot say too much In Its praise
If Il pleases you to make use OF this statement you
nre aft Nberty to do So She has taken fifteen bottles
and is sill using 1t; and can safely recommend II
as a, great blood-purifer. -.
r. Yours, respectfully, ,,,rY IN
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! NEW YOREsCOTTOE MARKET: -

- ,NRwiYoRK, December IL l,ottcn-Net receipts
$40 bales; gross, 1910 bales Futures closed
s .4o; Jsnuary, siI.44@sII.45; FeSraary,
III .be@s11.57; March, slIsss@S1l;se; April,
,$l2@sI2.O2; July, $12.06@$12.07; August,
sl210@Sl2.11. @E1st ~ Nof.3 49, !'.iati
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.

BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER. -.
THE BUFFALO L1THIA WATERS
IN THE PECULIAR DISEASES OF WOMEN
- = -.
THE TESTIMONY OF DIR. r. J. WILLIAMSON
OF CINCINNATI, OHIO,
WHOSE SPECIALITY Is DISEASES OF
->i WOMEN. -...... go.
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de ii.iot ''' ia DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE. -s-...
We roast nothing but the best OLD GOVERN
MENT JAVA, MARACAIBO, LAGUAYRA, and
RIO COFFEES. Fresh. every day. Satisfaction
guaranteed SHELTON, MINOR & CO.,
NOES corner Main and Eighth streets.
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These waters. in cases Of one dozen half-gallon
bottles, can be had AT THE SPRINGS at SO per case
in advance; In Richmond, of PURCELL, LADD &
CO. AT $3.50 per case. THOMAS F. GOODE,
de l2-W&hieow2m rs."as# 90 Proprietor.
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SYCLE BROTHERS have q large lot af HOLIDAY
PRESENTS, and thousands Of new and desira-
BILE goods, but too numerous TO mention, Call
:" and be convinced that we have the largest STOCK
In the city, 49, SYCLE BROTHERS, 80
=. .,,-s...s-. .-.. 311 broad street, isH
de 10 between Third and Fourth streets. .
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MINERAL WATERS, &c
GROCERIES. DC.

CHOICE NEW ORLEANS sNEW-CROI
~ MOLASsES for sale by. -.
de l1.1Ot DAVENPORT NORRIS.
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BLANKETS BLANKETS 5BLhNKETSi-Loek
atour SO BLANKETS worth S3 at % worth s4
$40, Don't buy your BLANKETS before you
COLO ~ .f''f'.. SYCLE BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-12

Go to SYCLE BROTHERS. FOR the HOLIDAY
PRESENTS for little money. - y,
Go to SYCLE BROTHERS. and get \ handsome
CLOAK, as their stock Is well assorted. : o. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-12

The House Committee on Commerce to-
day heard the committee from Philadelphia
in regard to our trade with Brazil. DIR.
Blodget, one OF them, made On interesting
statement III regard to the difficulties now
In the way Of extending American CON-
merce on either the east or west coast OF
South America, and alluded to the fact that
contract bus been entered into by Phila-
delphians for $4,000, 900 worth OF iron and
railroad supplies for the. upper Amazon.
These gentlemen Belong to the association
That has been in conference with the Post
master-Generai, and to whom henlluded 10.
yorabIy In bis report.
BRIEFS.
lron-men from every quarter are peti.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-12

Afternoon tBoard.-Wheat dull and weak Mt
$1.0s cash, 81. eS4@$1.Us7s january, 81 OOH Feb
4IA@41Xc. january. Oats steady and unchanged
Pork q 1I.6O and lower. Lard easy, but not lower
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-12

> SRI! FLANNEL DEPARTMENTS: 'r,ltttt2
FLANNEL, from l6azc. to 81 per ynrd; at 162sc.
worth zoe: ;at i20c. worth 25c:.: at csc. worth
Soc; at 35c. worth Soc; az 40c. worth 6Oc.
Don't purchase your FLANNELS before YOU 80
to - ifs' I'm 30 SYCLE BROTHERS..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-21
How Women Economic.

When = man comes home from busi-
ness and sees his wife worn out. he
thinks she ought to have becn IL VAL
slreet, and then she would have had
Something 10 worry her He does not
knoy that she conducts university. a
clothing establishment. restaurant.
laundry apd library while she IS
also health officer. police and prcsiien.
Of her residence. Great laughter
They have To contend with severe
economy. Ninety nine oat Of u hun
dred are subject tn it. II u man smokes
very expensive cigars and eats costly
dinners in New York he is very desi-
rous Of making five dollars do tho work
OF seven at home. The wife - banker
in the household. She Is president,
cashier. teller and discount eierk; and
there's panic every f.w weeks.
daughter This severe discipline will
make heaven very attn tive to you.
There will be no rentl~' pay Every
man will live in h's ON house. which
will be q mansion Mt that. Ii Stewards
Fifth Avenue mansion were lifted into
the celestial city. glorious. gloriiied
Lazarus. who sat in rags on earth.
would be asham ID to enter it.-Tai-
madge Sermon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-21
DAILY lNTELLICEN(ER.
Thursday, June 81, 1877.
A Word to Girls.

Girls, listen ~ this, and with q viz
suoas resolve demand az your ri1h. a
pure love:
Young men Of tad habits AM fast
seadsucIes HrveT Ike Il marry 4 2i'I #
their own sort, l5it demand a wife
above .uspieior. ~ pure. sweet We
meg @ho keep from the touch e evil
through eirlbo>d. give Themselves. xith
oil their easily dover Of xomanhood.
into tbs keeping Of men = 40, in base
assssci alton. have learned 10 uni.iyslae
ali that bsiongs 10 them. AID then fad
no Repentance IN the sad after year.
There Is but che way out % this. aud
that is for you 10 require in associations
md marriages purity FOR purity. So
briefly for sobriety. honor f9r honor.
There is 30 reason SAy the young
men OF this land should not he Just q
virtnous AS lis yoaug "o'nen, aud If the
loss Of your society be the price they
are forced to pay sor vice. they will no,
pay it.
This Is plain. sensible talk, and just
such as onght to be beedej by all our
boys anil girl. till the much needed
soi,na.ion is fully established Too
-. hs happiness or misery Of our
.TfTH depends on this for il Ia pass
essfthoat producinr deep reflection and
action in the matter III the right di-
rection.