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q. y. Kunkei's Bitter Wine OF Iron
has never been kno Wn 20 fan IN the cure of

4. y. Kunkei's Bitter Wine OF Iron
has never been known 20 fan IN the cure OF
weakness, attended with symptoms indis-
position TO exertion, loss Of memory, difti-
Guilty OF bre sthing, general weakness, horror
Of disease, weak, nervous trembling. dread
ful horror Of death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness OF vision, languor, uni
yersal lassitude OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic sys.
ten, hot hands, flushing OF the body, dry
ness Of the skin, pallid c0untenanee and
eruptions on the face, purifying the blood,
pain In the back, heayiness OF the eyelids,
frequent black spots flying before the eyes
with temporary sufinslon and loss ofslght,
want OF attention, etc. These symptoms
all arise from q weakness, and 10 remedy
that, use y. =. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of
Iron. II never .ails. Thousands are now
enjoying health who have used 1t. Get
the genuine. SOLD only 10 u bottles Take
only l.. Y. KunkeFs.
AK for kunkePs Bitter Wine OF Iron.
his truly valuable tonic has been 10 thor.
Oughly tested by all classes OF the commu-
nifty that IL Is now deemed Indispensable
as a tonic medicine. II costs but little,
purites the blood and gives toue 10 the
stomach. renOyates the system and pro.
longs life.
| only ask trlaI Of this yaluible tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. T.. r. kuhke, role
proprietor, Ne. lJ5 North ninth street. be-
low Vine, Philadelphia. Pa. Ash for Kun
kels Bitter Wine Of Iron, ami take no
oiher. A photograph Of the proprietor Oh
each wrapper; at Others are counterfeit.
Beware OF counterfeits, DO hot let your
druggist sell you any but kunkel's, which
IN put up only a. above represented. You
csn get ELK bottlss for I'VE dollar. All
ask Is one simple trial.
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Thursday afternoon at O'Clock Aug.
23d, 1871. Consignment Of Queensware,
Glassware, Plated goods, Sewing Ma.
chimes, Flour, etc.
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Notice hereby given that by virtue Of an order OF
the district court Of the United States for the
Southern district Of Illinois, in the matter o.
Claiborne Winston, bankrupt, / will on the
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK az EXCHANGE.
..t.,.le SATURDAY, February il. 1917.

4 i. - - a
Stats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES onsos, bid, OK
Vrsia s5ns ss Sa a. ss assed
Virginia interest certfhcaies, ~ BID Virginia tax.
n,ceiy sb's cc,pons, go bid, sax asked: North Caro-
as 81 e pa .sass city s 11ss bid
RiS hmond city 6s, 99z asked; Lynch6urg city S's,
1892 se e.v L S sSH s IS si sk 81
RS ~ goadss.:virsinia Central Railroad
@ ss TX ana ~ IL and
sesosd morgSce SIS aud s., 50 asked; yirsnts;
Jn0 az asked soatSsiSs RaiIroad arss mortgage
preferred 8s, D. and j., 80 bid. 80 asked; sonthsidc
Ralroa9 second nertsage ssefsrred 81 =: amo a..
s gg preSsrred es and j. ~ bid, SO asked RicIt
mond, edsftckstnrg and PesG1ac kaa.sosa Mo9t|
Sase SIS sna sa j.
% bid: Richmond and Danyills Railroad eonson,
dated els, NJ. and n, 72 bid: Piedmont RInroad
i hIs. nna ind r ass
gage s's, ]. and 81. SO asked.
Canal Bond&-Janses Riyer and hen AZ Ga
frst mortgage 67s> 81. and, n, 49a Dlc- JaHlSS
River and Knnavaaia Canal second mortgage SIS "a
) Raiiroad Stocss--Chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad
100 par, az nsketsS Richmond and Petersburg Kali
road, 90 par. 26 Did, 20 asked; Richmond Frede-
riSssrg pes9se r RscS s
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per CERT gnarali-
teed, 100 par, 90 bid 3BasSed: Rich,nondand Dan-
vile Raiiroad,i i 90 parr4 Did, 9 asked. = :, -
l22 asked: National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par,
100 asked: Planters Fstlonal 100 par. 1l2k Di "a.
bid; Union Bank Of Richmond. SO par. AZ bid;
City, IS par, % asked; Citizens, 25 par, 21ls bid
Insurance Compdn fes.-yirginia Fire and Ma,
bid, 80 asked; Virginia Home. 100 par, 05 bid, 98
asked; Merchan,s and necb sn 100 baTr ss
mipton. 100 mar, so bid, SO asked; Granite In.
surance Company, 100 par; so asked; CommerStal
mond Fire ASSOCIATION. 2S rsSri 8 bid, 90 asked.
Alscetlaneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany 100 par, rs bid.
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CINCINNATI.
MARINE 1NTEKLTGENCE.

MINIATURE ADVANTAGEOUS 10, 1877.
Sum sum t sets. . S:sS aornns.. s:2s
Moon sets..........l1A0l Evening -.......... 8:51
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY II, 1877.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chaudlse aud passengers G.. W. Allen & Co, agents.
Schooner Mary II. Stockham, Reed New York,
light.
SAILED SATURDAY. ..
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. L. b. Tatum agent
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tntum, agent. -
Schooner Curtis Akerly, Norton, AIatanzas,
Schooner Annie s. Gnskill, Gaskill, Philadelphia
ria Old Fort, wood.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamer Defiance, Shropshire, Baltimore, mer.
chandise and passengers, L. Is. Tatum, agent.
Steamer J. W. Evernian, Platt, Philadelphia, mer-
ehandise and passengers, w. p. Porter, agent
b.. .--r{ + SAILED SUNDAY. "
Steamship Isanc Bell, Lawrence, New York.
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen q Co.
agents.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Alexandria February 18th. schooner Es.
tella. . -.st4,} .a
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner e. X. Wilson, Chopper, from Richmond
for New York, ut Norfolk February 10th.
%tD' by telegraph.
+ ~ DISASTER. E..
LONDON, February 17.-Bris Der Pommer, from
New Castle for Charleston, has been lowed int
aeestumenae partially dismnsted She lost her sails
and three Of her crew were drowned.
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NEWS tnNiAoSoba
Correspondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.
BERRyvILLE, CLARKE COUNTY. VA.,
February 16, 1877.
Circuit Court in session; no cases Of i'm
portancc. Weather fine. Democrats dis
consolate. Radicals iubilant. Eggs Is cents
n dozen. Lent commenced. Good Tenn
plars fiourisbing. Baptist church without
q pastor. Berryville High-School sue
cess. CLARKE Courier established on firm
basis. Lyceum well attended. Singing
school in fuh blast. Steam saw-mill all
right. Shenandoah Valley railroad in
statu quo. Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation organized. Young Ladies' Matri-
monial Association dcmoralized. Emigra-
ton to Colorado the order OF the day. Dis
patch appreciated as q live and conservative
paper. Wheat prospects encouraging.
County healthy. Doctors apprehensive.
Lawyers son the lit" Preachers making
very little money. Holiday our man for
Governor; high character; fine legal mind;
cultivated taste; genial gentleman; nnsul-
lied military record; empty sleeve; single
arm has capacity to embrace the whole
State; won't write long messages; requires
two-banded man to bore the people with
interminable documents; made 4 splendid
reputation as a speaker In the late CAM
paign; home reputation tirst-class. Give
us Holiday for Governor, md, like Simeon
OF old, we will - all go to his Inaugural
ton. L. NJ. L..
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RICHMOND AND PETBRsBURG}
RAILROAD COMPANY.
JANUARY ], 1877, train

RICHMOND AND PETBRsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
fNO1iMENCING JANUARy ], 1877, trains
~ on this road will run as follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1925 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Charleston, Augusts, Columbia, Sa-
s MonsEome Kss!Tn oSe ses dr ss2a
and ali points South and Southwest
also connects ut Petersburg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Eyncbborg. Fnrnvtie, and other
local stations ON that road. This train
1:aop. H.. xcCoMMoDATIoN daily. .Passen-
= gers taking this train viii make close
"'.' connection 1T Petersburg fol- Norfolk,
and at Norfolk with splendid Bay-iine
steamers for Baltimore, Phtladelphia-
and New York, and With the Old Do
minion steamers for New York, stop
ping at all regular stations on signal
500 r. IL, FREIGHT daily Except sunday,' WIZ
11.15pm. T fidft aI MAIL daily Except Sum
dayl connecting for Weldon. Raleigh,
Wilmington Charleston, Savannah,
sieeping.oar for Wilmington and the
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$50 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun sun.
ericksbury an6 Potomac railroad for
7A5,A. d.. FREiGHT TRAIN daily Except gun
400 \ Observation-Disclosures sisa sSSihr fsfAs TRArs, With
7:O5 2, Al. THROUGH MAI. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all Poihts Eas,
and West. Sleeper attached, running
through. Also, making close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Onls
ali points North and West This train
stoSs only al Manchester and Chester
This Is the only line running double eaily uain
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
Nl, de =: 81 S''N 1s'' A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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When Senator Edmunds was advocating
the Electoral Tribunal bill he appeared as
one elevated far above the strife and tur-
moil OF political partisanship, and he spoke
as one breathing 4 supernal atmosphere.
Has he voted as non-partisan? Here is
what Edmunds said:
1.-The bill provides what also hope that
partisans, as we'll as senators and repre-
sentatives, will carefully consider, that the
members OF said Commission shall respect
lively take and subscribe the following oath
j, - -, do solemnly swear Tor affirm,
as the case may be- that l VIII impartialy
examine and consider all questions submit.
ted to the Commission OF which l am Q
member, and a true judgment give thereon,
agreeably to the Constitution and the laws
SO help me God
No more partisan, no more friend, no
more opponent, no more enemy. but the
solemn judgment of The judge. 1t appeared
to us, Mr.. President, that, so far as human
institutions can provide for justice under
the law, TO impose upon five OF ourselves,
five OF the gentlemen OF the House OF
Representatives, and five Of these emlnen,
persons III the judicial branch to whom
have referred, that obligation, which each
willingly and afiirmatively takes. would be
to dismiss, with us even, with all the
warmth OF Our wishes, every consideration
that should either cloud our intellects or
warp our judgments; for what this Com
mission is to decide is not apolicy; it is not
future; it is only to pass upon the irrevo-
cable past and to say, as an intellectual
answer to the question under the Constitu.
ton and the law, and in no other sense and
in no other ,oay, eohat has taten place &C.
cording to the Constitution, and not aohat
ought to tahe place, or eckat they could
haze 1ciShed should take place."
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
HI RAILROAD.
scuEDrLE OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT
:" DECEMBER 10, 1876.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT
DECEiiDER 10, 1876
THROUGH MAIL.
1850 A. H., leaves Richmond daily, connecunS ~
greensboro with trains q on Z NSrt = G RTst
Richmond Airline railway for AZ
/. laneu Macon. jacksonville Mon'gome,,
ssia hSsass a points. win 6. G. and
" A. 2. R. for colz1asia, augusta yn;n.s ana AZ
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS.
GAO A. A.. leaves Richmond daily for BurkeSite,
Far1nvillc, Lynchburg, and inter s,n,.
diate points, mating close eonnec ;e,,
III ut Lynchbury Tor all soutn"cs'etA
points. go
THROUGH FREIGHT.
61O p NJ. with slaeping-car attached, leaves kicn-
Su Ssa . Sas sHssRt sssSSSaz ST
THROUGH NAIL.
TAT P. NJ, arrives Richmond daily; eonng T Nf
- with North Carolina division y; . W; Any. nd
a Atlantis 4; a. and Richmond H.r.Line raiI.
&6 way from ali southern and soat n
,a.I erri points, ard with Richmond, Freoe.
s s,Sss 5sia saa ior ii sorshera and
A's western points. - ,o>,
4:ot K h ssaass armye, Barfsvie and all In
terneaiate points, and from al sout0.
j. sss:5s.t "A. western points. - n ah
NM, i. !, II THROUGH FREIGHT.
72o - - lssmsad I'm Sssa,y I, i AZ
Tho through freight trains between Richmond and
VIII e aass
s ana i, 81 .assss;n and ,os.Awesse.a
Palace slseplng, eass ran through BET Seen Aacn-
,,roe,s ths7 poiuta named on tickets. No tnY-oyex
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THE COAL "LoCK-OUT."-The Cumber

THE COAL "LocK-OUT."- Cumber.
land ANeganian of Friday says:
"The lockout will begin on Monday
next, and on Saturday most OF the compa-
MES are expected to put up notices at their
mines to the effect that after the 10Th the
price to be paid will be fifty cents per ton.
The Maryland Company is the only large
operator which has failed to join the com.
bination in the forced reduction, though it
is intimated that within day or two they
will give in their adhesion. The Piedmont
mine also refuses to join the combination,
though this is a small-vein mine, and can
not be said to belong to the great vein in
terests. Ills expected that on Monday the
miners will call a meeting to take the mat.
ter in consideration, and the belief is that
the miners generally will oppose going to
work at fifty cents per tom"
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INTERESTING TELEGRAMS.
EMBRACING sIATrEns OF GENERAL
SS.,t,.s, NEWS.
The situation at washington.

HOW WELLS, OF THE LOUISIANA RETURN
ING BOARD. TRIED TO GET 100000 FOR
MAKING A FAIR COUNT IN HIS STATE
QUIET Mt NEW ORLEAEs--.AN EMPHATIC
DENIAL FROM SENATOR KELLY AND GOV
ERNoR GRoyER-sfR. DoGY EXPRESSES IN
PRETTY PLAIN LANGUAGE HIS OPINION
OF. MIR. JUSTICE COMMISSIONERS BRAD
LEY-TRooPs AT PETERSBURG DURING
THE ELECTIoN-HoXEY THE CAUSE OF
SOLDIERS BEING BENT THERE-THE DEM
ocRATIC CAUCUS ON SATURDAY NIGHT
CRIMINAL NEGLECT OF A PHILADELPHIA
DRUGGIsT-FIRE IN RAPFAHANNoCK
COUNTY-DIsAsTER IN CEIEsAPEAKEBAY.
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GENERAL NlCoLAs-ANSE THEODULE CHAN.
GARNER. February 15.-General
| Nicolas-Anne Theodule Changarnier died
yesterday.
General Changarnier was born April 26,
| 1893. at Autun, France He received his
military education at st. Cyr, and in 1916
entered the Sixtieth regiment OF the linGas
a lieutenant, in which regiment be served
| in the Spanish campaign of 1928 He was
next attached to the Royal Guard. After
the revolution Of 1880 he went TO Africa,
where his brilliant military talents caused
his rapid promotion. In 1910 he was made
brigadier-geuerai,a and general OF division In
| 1s43, and in 1917 was put in command OF
the district OF Algiers. After the reyolu-
| ton OF 1S4S he returned to Paris and re.
manned there to protect the National AS
| sembly for some months. When Cavaignac
became Minister Of War. he (Changarnier
was appointed Governor-Generao OF Alge-
ria, which position he held for five months
| Having been elected to the National Assem-
bly, he returned again to Paris. lie was
| soon after invested with the command Of
the National Guards, and while Louis Ma
| poleon was President he was the com
mander Of the army of Paris. He opposed
Louis Napoleon's coup detat, and was ar
rested and banished from France. he resi-
ded in Belgium, at Malines, refusing to prof
by the authority which had been accorded
to him to return to his own countr.
for several years, but finally. after the gene
raj amnesty, returned to his estates in tn
Department Of Seine and Loire. At tn
outbreak Of the late war against German,
General Changarnier at once, though nearl
eighty years Of age, presented his claim TO
a command in the French army, OF who's
success he expressed himself eXuitlngl
confident, but was refused. After tn
disasters at Woerth and Forbach b
again pressed himself forward, an
sought an interview with the Emperor
Metz, the result of which was that he wa
placed on the general staff and remained
Metz during the subsequent siege OF thu
fortress, but without holding any expires
command. After the treaty OF peace he wa
elected to the National Assembly, and,
! 1875 by the Assembly, lIe-member OF tn
Senate by the Orleanists.
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REPUBLICANS SHOULDER TUE FEAUDs.-

REPUBLICANS SHOULDER TUE FRAUDS
The Washington Union, commenting upon
the decision Of the EIGHT, says: G
By sanctioning the frauds Of Kellogg, OF
J. Madison Wells, and OF stearns, and by
accepting the fruits OF their frauds, with
knowledge of the facts, the Radical party
assumes guilty completely in these crimes,
the greatest and the worst that have ever
diseIaced our political annals. The action
Of the Radical Eight viii go far to Justify
Judge Blacks bitter saying, that in the
present emergency it must be expected
that every Democrat will perform his duty
to the Constitution and the country, and
that every Radical win violate-his.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
.....r .. RICHMOND, Felsrmry II, 1877
OFFERINGS.
WukAT.-Hhite, 1872 bushels. Red, 372 BUSH
els. ........ .... -.... -.
CoIzN.-Hhite, 464 bushels Nfred, 120 bushels
OATS-4l4 bushels. '..ta. -..'f- ..-. ....
MEAL.-1l0 bushels. ~ .s...s..s-s... 4..-.- -.
.. ....,. III SALES. ..f.. -...,.,f.
WrgR.HT.- Waite, 90 bushels good Vt $l.37; so
bushels ut $1.45: SO bushels at $l.35-total, 19Z
bushels. Red SO bushels ut $50; l40 bushels al
$l.55: ~ bushels Mt $1.45 40 bushels at $1.37
So bushels at S1.40; 26 bushels ut Sl.36-total
374 bushels.
''. RE-EXHiBITED.
CORN Hired, 90 bushels. .5-t.'-
QLTS.-19S bushels .r.'
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NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR WELDON.-The
contradictory statements in reference to the
alleged attempt to kill Packard render it
advisable to hesitate before deciding
whether the man Weldon was lunatic or 4
would-be assassination. The indications
are that be was insane. The proof is that
ne comes from the North. Any effort,
therefore, On the part Of the Radical papers
TO add u new element to the present eX-
citing issue, or to refer the deed to con-
spiracy devised by southern men, will be as
fruitless as it is yillainous.- Washington
Union. 2 5TEEir&
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LIBERTY, VA, February II, 1877

Editors OF Dispatch:
Dear Sirs.-As many OF your readers are
interested in the movements OF the eyange-
list C. N. Howard. I would say he left here
Wednesday to hold meeting in Christians
burg. Eighty-fve names were handed in
as converts, while many more are deeply
impressed, and, it is hoped, may soon OBJ
tain hope. Yours, &C., G. MORSE.
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BANK ACCOUNT OF TILDeN, HEWITT, AND
PELToE. - Washington, February IT,
Cashier Jordan, before the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, declined to answer
questions untiihe could consult his lawyer.
He had consulted only the president and
directors Of the bank, but refused to state
their advice. The question referred to the
bank account OF Tilden, Hewitt, and Pei
ton. The committee went into private ses-
sion zls-zaN
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PETERSBURG,
DEATH OF MRS. wa1unr--Rus OVER NJ 4

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispa' sch.I
's FEBRUARY II, 1871.
Mrs. Robe.ta, wife OF Captain T. NJ.
Wright, died last night about IL O'Clock.
Her death was great surprise to her
friends. Mrs. Wright has for years been
the principal OF the Petersburg Female Col.
lego, and was lady OF high culture and
great worth. ~ stat,s
About s O'Clock this afternoon little son
OF Mr.. e. j. Poarch, residing on Federal
street, was run over by a wood-traiu on the
Petersburg railroad, and one OF his legs
was badly broken and crushed.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YoRK, February 17.-aoid opened a. 1853
Noon-Stocks active with an unsettled feeling.
Money, 8. psr cent. Gold, 1054.. Exehange-Long,
4s4h: Short, 4s6. Statt: bonds dull and steady.
Governments dull and steady.
esntng.-Money, 2@23 per cent. Sterling;
4S4E. Gold, 105a&105S. Governments dull and
steady. States quiet and nominal
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1879. 1870.
flames RIVER sTEAMBOATsssi@, !
u COMPANY.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TlMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
: NEW YORK, s-s ~

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TlMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
..t : NEW YORK, ~
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
50 - r. JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection AT Norfolk win the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTl-
o-~ MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE
r#&g r. LAKE for WASH1NGTON,D G. '@
On and after TUESDAY. September II, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mall, win leave Richmond for the
above-named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYSa AT 8i5 o'clock A. ii.
Passengers by this route can View by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the, James river, including DUTCH GAP (passins
through the same Notifications, James
town. Hampton Roads, etc. TWO hours ct Norfolk
before departure Of Baltimore steamers.
Fare Norfolk and return on
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER & Cor
fckef Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel, ano
hn9gnre Checked through Freight received dally for
Bosfon Norfolk, and Portsmouth ano regular land
inrs on James river. from 2 A. M. to r. NJ, 81
Freight fo- way-laudings must be prepaid. .y,ts
- ~ l.. B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office Companys wharf, Rocketfs: oranch oaace
ut w. d. Blair & Co.'s, No. sos Main street.
i aE,4.#. f4 f..s.
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| in the Democratic caucus tonight, but re-
Isoluttans protesting against aszs deeis !oas at
the Commission rs TO Florida and LOUISE
ana, and declaring it to be, the intention OF
the party MOTTO obstruct further the count,
prevailed by q large majority.
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A fire in Bloomfield, Loudoun county,
Va, on Wednesday, destroyed the dwell
lighthouses of John Gill and William Mon
roe, together with some out-buildings.
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FURNITURE

.NREATER INDU DEMENT'S HAN0
W EVER IN FuRNITURE.LHaving re, Ia
stand, have fitted up four floors, coverings
eighty feet in depth, and filled them with very s; y
perior lock Of Furniture, which am determined 70
ali the latest styles for chamber parlor and dining
room; WardrobeI, Tables, Lounges, Sofas, Wood
Mattresses Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, &C., &c
Upholstering and repairing. Terms liberal.
~ ID. GATEWOOD, 800 Broad street.
fa4 between Third and Fourth streets.