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Master builders and contractors in New
York report little better outlook for busl-
ness. Towards the end OF the present
month contracts will be given out for good
many new dwellings in the upper wards,
which will furnish employment to hum
drcdS OF workmen. There is nm active de-
manG for houses OF Z class that will rent for
from 5000 to $500, and it is believed that
capital invested in that way will he produc-
tive Of profitable returns. The day for
costly brown fronts and marble palaces
is gone for the present, and the sort Of
houses that will be built now will be those
only which will find q ready market. Labor
and materials arc cheap, and that is another
induccmcnt TO build, provided it is not dis
couraged by renewal OF strikes for higher
wages or less time.
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MISCELLANEOUS, TELEGRAMs.
TxgE SOLDIERS REMOVED FROM
THE SOUTH CAROLINA
~ STATE.MOUSE.
Chamberlain to Turn Over the Execu.
tive Office and Papers To-Day.

ADDRESS OF THE BOGUS Gov
ERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA-WHAT SEN
AToR PATTERSON SAYS OF. TIE slTEA-
TIoN--CIIAMBERLAIN' OFFICERS, ADVISE
HIM TO GIVE UP THE CoNTEsT-A RARE
INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR PATTERSON
PEACE ANE QUIET IN SOUTH CAROLINA
TWO CHILDREN DROWNED At CLINTON,
MAsS.-hRREsT OF THE NEW YORK Wo-
Observation-Disclosures OF EXTENSIVE
REVENUE FRAUDS IN NORTH CAROLINA,
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ALARM OF FIRE IN ST. PATRICK's CATHE-
DEAL.--te,c York:, April 9.-This morning,
while the funeral services Of Mr.. GuStayus
Schnitz, the late organist OF st. Patrick's
cathedral, were being conducted at that
church, the mourning drapcry surrounding
the organ gallery took fire and quickly
spranS into blaze. The audience, which
was mostly OF women, made rush, but
the flames were speedily extinguished and
the excitement subsidized. 1t is believed
that 4 few persons were seriously hurt.
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William b. Moore, who will be retained az
special agent. There viii for the present
be no Treasury appointments from New
England. Pennsylvania. Ohio, Maryland,
Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia, and
District OF Columbia.
G. NJ. Lockwood has been appointed
chief clerk in the Interior Department, and
F. A. Seelye chief clerk in the Patent Office.
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FIRE IN An IcE-CREAa SALo6N.-ANantic
city. n. d., April "a fire, which broke
out this evening in Baiey's ice-cream saloon,
destroyed three houses belonging to Joseph
4. Barstow. 4 man named James Ernin
was badly injured by falling from a roof.
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4 JAIL BURNED IN GEoRGIA-Two Ne
GRoEs PERISH IN THE FLAMES COnyerS,
ia, April 9.--The jail at this place was de-
Stroycd by fire last night. The only pri-
sorers were two negroes, and they were
burned TO death. 1t is supposed the negroes
set fire to the building SO As to escape.
Every effort was made to save them, with
ont effect
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FIRE IN NoRFoLK.--AlmoSt total dcStruc-
ton OF block Of four frame tenement
houses on the south side OF Princess Anne
avenue near Church street, owned by Sam
uel Kimberly, Esq. unoccupicd. Unable
to learn the amount OF Insurance. lncen-
diary landmarks.
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By Telegraph
EW YORK.

+ NEW YORK. April 10.-Goitl opened ut 1861.
.V00n.-S Stocks active and better feeling. Money.
g pcr cent. Gold, 1851 Exchange-Long, 4S6H !;
Short. 4s7H. Governments strong. State boudi
steady and nominal. -"
Epen iRg.-Moncy easy ut 2i;:aN3 per cent. Sterling
strong at 4S7. Gold active ut 106'gGl105h. Gov
crnments dali and very strong; new SIS, 1l1&
States steady. = B..
BALTIMORE. !
BALTIMORE, April 10.-Vir1nia 6's. deferred. . !:
consolidated, 71b; second series, a.. North Care
lima 6s, old. TN; new, 8. Bid to-day
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COMMERCIAL.
Urn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

;cORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 10, 1877
OFFERINGS. .s"'.. ..t
WHEAT.-IVhite, Sd bushels. Ped, 7SG bushels
CoRN-JTRite, 2,G4S bushels.
OATS.-50 bushels
BLACK PEAS.-56 bushels. .sr.- . .
MILL OFFAL.-10 tons. =
... SALES. .... .,...,
WHEAT.-IVhite, 81 bushels very good 1T $l.77
Red. 20 bushels prime ut $3.50; 2I bushels prime
mt $3.50; 81 bushels at LIS; 100 bushels very
good at 81 g 0-tottl. 7SG bushels. .
: CoRN.-IFhie. 1,454 bushels very good at Ode:
IL bushels on private terms: 80 bushels very
good at 53c.: 90 bushels very good 1T ode: 100
bushels prime ut 53c.; 40 bushels on private
1913 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-3G bushels ut ST.
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CONFECTHONERTEs. &c.

GOODS.-One
1 Thousand dozen two and three-pouHd Canned
Tomatocs two and three-pound Fresh Peaches,
two-nound Strawberries two-pound Raspbarries,
two-pound Damsons. two-pound Blackberriess two
pound pineapples, two-found Lima besns' t Two
Hugs California Canned Peaches, Apricots, Green
CAGES Fresh Prunes, Dates, Dricd peaches; snree-
nonnd Pie-peaches, cheap nj BOSSIEuAs.
: fe24 ss-., 17AI 1@'iin i, ssiS
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Ex-Governor Tilden was riding in his
carriage at New York on Monday afternoon,
when the horses ran away. Mr.. Tuden
jumped out and escaped without any injury.
The horses were stopped after proceeding
short distance. s- .. :.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, J
.,f.. EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. !

49," ~ COLUMBIA, April 10, 1877.
sIR,-Having learned that you now pro-
pose to turn over to me the Executive
chamber, with the records and papers be-
longing to the Executive Office now in your
possession, beg to inform you that / will
send proper officer to receive the same at
any hour You may indicate MS most conve-
nient to yourself.
am; respectfully, your obcdient servant,
[signed] WADE HAMPTON, Governor.
Hon. ID. H.. Chamberlain. Eds. r =. !
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PROFESSIONAL.

r EWIN w. BARRINGER
IL formerly OF North Cardinal,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
20S SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
s Philadelphia, Pa.
Commissioner for Virginia. Prompt attention
given to all business. Best references given rs to
legal and financial ability. Insurance matters .
speciality. NH 2-3m
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OHM AND PLATED-WARE.-
OVASES, new styles-cameo decorations; GO.
LOGNE SETS of the late Vienna and Centennial
designs !: CHINA DIN Nt;R- and TEA-SETS, French
and English direct Importation CHAMBER SETS,
great variety: PI.ATED,WARE-rickle STANDS,
Tea-Sets, Card Receivers-all new patterns: PAR
LOR COAL VASES handsomely decorated !;
BRONZES-Freuch and japanese finish. Call and
see styles and prices before purchasing. No trouble
to show goods GEORGE GlBSON, DR.,
successor to James w. Gibson.
del5 1907 Main street.
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Gideon Flippo is appointed postmaster at
Guiney'S, Caroline county, Va. DICE George
III. Pcyton, Jr.. resigned.
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New York.

New YORK.
ARREST OF THE ALLEGED woMAN-BuRNER.
New York, April 1O.-The man who
caused the death OF Lucy Freeman, an octo-
room, in house OF ill-fame, was arrested
to-day by the police. lie gave his name rs
Henry Cooper, and admitted having been In
the room with the girl, but declared that
the burning was accidental.
THE NEW YORK OPEN STOCK AND GOLD
- EXCHANGE. -.
NEW YORK, April 10.-At meeting OF
the New York Open Board of ock-Brokers
held Yesterday the title of the association
was changed to the New York Open Stock
and Gold Exchange. -
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ALL DISEASES OF TIE BLOOD.

If NEGETISE will relieve pall. cleanse. purify,
and cure such diseases. restoring the patient 10 per
feet health after trying different physicians, many
remedies, suffering Tor ycars, Is 1t not CONCLUSIVE
Is this medicine performing such great cures! III
works In the blood-in the circulating fluid. IL can
truly be called the GREAT BLOOD-PUR1F1ER.
The great source OF disease originates Ia the blood
and no medicine that does NOT act directly upon It,
purify aud renovate has any just claim upon public
attention.
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NTOTICE.-Hayingq qualified us executriX
IN of f. w. E. L0ENANN. deceased, all persons
Indebted ia said f. w. L. l. OlathNN are requested
10 mage speedy payment TO me, and all persons BAY
ing claims a.ufnst said estate requested TO pre-
gent rho same 10 me fos snttlemen. .i- n ~ stY
= ; sffTtTS u -El.Es[ANC Ella rL0HaiASE,
m bf,iH 1tg.s, Il .tt Il. ~ sigs.- Execptrtx
DILL-HEADS, 81. TO $40 per Ieani, the ut
ID DISPATCH PIslN1ING.HOUsEr t2s III. Z!
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South Carolina.

THE TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM THE STATE
HOUSE.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 1O.-The United
States troops were formed and moved out
OF the Statc-House at 12 O'Clock NJ. to-day.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN HAMPTON AND
CHANDERLA IN--CHAMBER TO TURN
OVER THE EXECUTIVE CHAMBER AND PAPERS
TODAY. N.~',.'. 80 g.
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RECOMMEND IT HEARTILY. ...

SOUTH BOSTON, Februlry z, 1871.
If. SerenS:
Dear Sir.-I have taken several bottles Of your L
CETINE. and am convinced 1t is valuable remedy
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and general debil-
ity OF the system. Z" , =.
lean heartily recommend 1t to all suffering from
the above complaints. Yours respectfully.
- MRS. MONROE PARKER.
$50 Athens street.
PREPARED BY Fl. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
vEGETINE Is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Zap 7-S&W2tl @"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-11

EE,S PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
IL LIME.
Only s12 per ton It's effect on the various crops Is
equal to fertilizers costing three or four times as
much Prepared and sold by A. :. Lee
Nos. lOS and ITO Virginia street. r.
Send for circular containing certificates. fes
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CRoeHERY. GLASSWARE. dc.

-1NS-~--~c--~-~-
CPRING- GOODS,-I now have in store
- full line Of the following goods: DECORATED
DINNER and TGA-SETS, some new and beautiful
designs; GOLD-BAND and WHITE CHINA DIN
French and Engisll--oyer fifty different patterns;
RICH CUT GLASSWARE IN r s2mpGe @n sets s. and M
kinds: fine and common TABLE-CUTLERY: ele-
CANT VASES. OABINET-SETS, and BRONZES IN
great variety; TIN CHARACTERISTICS, REERIGE
RATORS OF tine best makers; HOUSE-FUR
NISHIN(i and KITCHEN UTENSILS Of every
kind. Persons In want of goods IN my line VIII con
suit their Interest by examining my stock and prices
before making their purchases. All goods Will ba
sold at the very lowest prices.
NH 10 lOl1 Main street.
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Flour.

FIOUT.
Fine. So; supporting. S7G97.25; extra sItperluc,
IS common family, $3.50: fancy family, 80. Mar
LI,S
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" EFINED SUGARS OF ALL GRADES
III JAVA, LAGUAYRA,a and RIO COffEE'
BACON. SALT, LARD,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, .'-
EXTRA T; IRA ssiYnRlHTRii,n ron,cco. :
PORTER and ALE. ,,,,,e
for sale by DAFENIohi q MohN'i8'
mh20 =. Il. ~ s.s..,.- y
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, April 10, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised lS1 hogsheads, II
tlerccs, and 32 boxes. The offerings Mt auction on
Change were IS packages; of which lumber 40
were taken III, and the remainder sold nj prices
ranging from 500 TO S24.5O.
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A CONFIDENCE OPERATOR ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
IN A. ST. LOUIS STATION.HOUsE.

ST. LOUIS, April 10.-A man giving the
name OF G.. w. Thompson was arrested
here to-day, charged with obtaining goods
from various firms in this city under false
pretenccs, and giving bogus checks there
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LIME. CEMENT, AND PLASTER.

LIME, CEMENT, AND PLASTER.
T ME! LIMEi LIME.-Fiye hundred
IL barrels OF
received this day FRESH from our new iron-clad
kiDs For sale low.
BUSINESS Office 1902 Cary street; lime depot, 1908
Dock street DILLON, Elicit & CO.,
"0." IVA .... E-1E-' Manufacturers.
u,Dr,, IT. 1877 NH 10
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SBIIRG.

,n,> nr,ru OF An ESTlMABLE LAnT--Tl'E
- ', .,r sroRM-A YOUNG LADY ARrtsrE-A
nrxrr1T 90 SEM HER ABHoAp--THE LIQUOR
rriYr Frs.
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II | Y L = o D L .."s
IL AGRICULTURAL SALT.
$50 TONS,
cargo of bark Rush, daily expected, direct from
England. For sale by
ona7t DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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GROCERIES,. DC.

p 4 co N
- WESTERN and BALTIMORE,
SMOKED and DRY-SALTED. "s
SIDES and SHOULDERS;
LARD in tierces. For sale by
,,A1Dt DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
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os-CENT STORE.
~ THE o0c.-STORE-

A II THE 99c.-STORE-
RECEIVED THIS WEEK
100 pair large IIEARTII-VASES, 99c. pair;
More Of those beautiful BRONZE WRISTBANDS;
l75 STEP-LADDERs,
80 fine LAP-BOARDS.
IS PANNEL-pICTURES (cntircly new ..ubicctsl;
Another lot of TABLE-CUTLERY DIETER than any
beforr);
125 BIRD-CAGES (round and square,;
Handsome DOLL-PERAAlBULATOR
The best WHITE SHIRT in the city Cor the
money;
$50 FIvE-BOTTLE REVOLVING CASTORs;
90 barrels GOBLETS, IL for a9c.
Send for catalogue at
ap7 sos BROAD STREET
EEAD-PESCIES.
DHONOGRAPHIC LEAD-PENC1LS,
specially designed for reporters an': other parties
who use pencil constantly. 1t is the best known.
=. For sale by
NH 26-eod .BAUGHhIAN BROTHERS.
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"a ]; o:c, 2sess: : Co., 24c; z. s. 2se. Anchor

A. O.G, 23c. ;R. y Co., 24c.; p. s.. 25c.; Anchor
27c.: A. c. G.. 23c.: G. yt;. 2sc.
Liquors. Wines. ne.
AIe: sc9tch, best braiiss, pinis a2@as2.15 q
Erandfcs: Domestic. a1.25Mso: frrif. A1.35@
S!.JO: apple ntw. SI7JGI52; old. SZ.2JMs3;
Virginia peach s3@s3.50. - - :,
Rve WhtsEe9s: Medium. 4 l.50nt2: pnre old. s2
.aTf: Virginia mountain. new. SzGaS2.6D, 49,.
s2.5OGs3.D0 and upwards.
Gfn: Domestic. sl.259fss2: imported iS - case.
neD England Rum: $3.50.
hsctDTed Phfskeys: Market steady: proof,
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
> Lunlber: White oak SIZGsl51 q 900: Western
virSlina poplar; 250dS25 {, 1000: white pine.
fZuNsto = 1900 yellow pine boards, 3 IO6e114;
6 6 si2GoSls. according 10 lengths ShinYes-
= i:yuu. haths-SpIit; $3.50; sawed. s2.25Gs2.5q
STAGES: Whiskev barrel ti,pber.green Ill p6aA2a79
1000; seasoned. s206s25 q 1000. Flour-barrel
timber, s6M,S7.50 p 1000. FIour-i,arreI noies az
MS: hO2shead-hoops. no demand; hicaory-hoops
$3.50 '~Dp''
aI4ll-Feed.
Mipstug: SOC. . busher
Brotonstug: 3fNl25c. q bIshel.
.MoTts: 25G30c. a huslci.
Wheat Bran !: 20612Jc. =. htlshcl.
Corn Bran: ise- per bIshel.
- Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c@il.25 r 100 feet.
P0iDdtr: 1915 by the Ave ke1J-,cGs than Eve
kegs, 1925: blasting, s325Gs$3.JG. ~
!, Shot: Northern. 81. 0trS2.J0 p bag OF 20 lbs.
: Grindstones: la@;2Ic. = ID.
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TIE LATEST-THANKS AND CONGRATULATIONS.
COLUMBIA, April 1880 p. M.-General
j. B. Gordon, Washington: Perfect peace
prevails. The troops have been withdrawn,
and Chamberlain surrenders. South Caro-
]ina's thanks to you.
e.. GSigned] WADE HAMPTON.
WASHINGTON, April 10 Governor Hamp-
ton, Columbia: Your telegram just received.
The friends OF peace, OF Justice, and of
constitutional government everywhere re-
ioice with you.
[Signed] j. b. GORDON. .
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There was an unimportant meeting OF
the Cabinet to-day to consider matters con-
,nected with the State Department. j;s
"A. K.Tingle has been appointed chief OF
the special Treasury agents, relieving Major:
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TILE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev. f. S. Best, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church, Natick, Mtss.,
will be read with intcrct by many physicians. Also
those Suffering from the same disease afflicted the
son of the Rev T. S. Best No pereon can doubt this
testimony. as there is no doubt about the curative
bowers of NECETINE: ...-a
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presented thelirseves, and ez they wuz
largely in the majority, they put mig
ger on the board.
The Dimocrisy failed, but evident
they wuz demoralized. Pettus talked
all day about the rits NV all citizens to
vote, and ez the niggers he'd bin made
citizens, he swore they shood vote, or
he'd know the reason why, especially
ez they wuz all votin for him. And
Pollock and Bigler backed him up, and
the niggers took heart, hevin support
from so many white men, and they
com in in droves, and votid ez materially
ez tho they he'd bin alluz yoosed to it.
And ez we he'd no chance to do the
countin by ourselves, owing to that mig
gers bein on the board, with Pettus
and Bigler standin right behind him,
the onary cuss WIZ declared electid, ,and
Deekin PogIam detected, by large
majority.
This is the end NV all things. Pettus
hez declared for the Administration Nv
the yooserper Hayes, and hez changed
his headquarters to Bascom's store, and
ther he and his minyuns meet every
mite and exult over his triumph.
But it doesn't end here. Issaker Ga
witt kicked niger yesterday, ard the
niger hauled him up afore Squire Pet
tus, and that onfeelin man fined Issa-
ker, and when Issaker refoosed to pay
the fine on the ground that court elec-
It'd by niggers coodent possibly be con-
stooshnel, nowhow, he chucked him
into the calaboose, where he is now
languishing, a martyr to prinsiple and
want of four dollars and half.
Where will it end? The Lord only
knows. The color line is busted in the
Corners, and the niggers, by the treach-
cry Nv one man, hev the power. Next
Fall they will elect the county offisers,
eff some Dimekrat wich heZ never dis
tinguished hisself shootin Nv em sees
fit to he'd EN-, and some sich will be
found. kin see wat is goin to hap
pen. Deekin Pogram is now greevin
that he didn't show the black cusses
sum considerashen, and entice EN- away
from Pettus. He is lamentin that he
didn't treet em cordelly, and affilyate
with en-, and yoose EN- ez becums
voters. "Hed done this,'' said the
good old man, 81 mite hev bin elected
Good hevens! to think of the hawty
Caucasian bendin the supple knee to
a nigger for his vote! To this complex.
ion must 1t come to at last! 1 see it
all. The luv of offs outways the hatred
of color. Sich is poor human nacher.
Their amt nothin but rooin ahed.
PETROLEUM V. Massey,
EX-Reformer.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

NOTICE TO HEIRS.
To all whom it may concern:
Letters of administration having
been granted by the Probate Court Of
Laramie County, Wyoming Territory,
to the undersigned upon the estate Of
John Leggett, deceased, who was killed
by Indians between Fort Laramie and
Custer City on or about the ninth day
Of May, A. D. 1876, which letters bear
date the 23d day of November, A. d.
1876, and which estate has been ap-
praised to be worth the sum of three
thousand four hundred and ninety-sev-
en- dollars, and said decedent having
been supposed to be native of the
state Of Tennessee. Said deceased was
supposed to be about fifty years Of age
at the time of his death. No heirs of
said estate are known to exist, there
lore, all persons having any interest in
said estate either as heirs or devisees
Will make the same known to the un-
dersigned within the time prescribed by
law. J. ID. MAY.
Administrator of the estate of John
Leggett, deceased. feb13-dtf.
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a., ~ all who are suffering from the errors and
inaiscrimination of youth, nervous weakness,
eariy decay, loss of manhood, &C., will send
r. NJ uTeceipt tha: will cure you FREE OF
by missionarrs s,eas m snth assica, wrs send
sTeu,adiressed n envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH
Oh Ii,ssAAN, station b, Bible House, New
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The Daily Leader.
Rates OF Advertising

Rates OF Advertising
No Advertisement Inserted for less than Gry
cents.
DAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments 10 cents per line, NonparieI, each In
SCI ton; insertions eight cents per line; 50
insertions, 6 cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois, each In
sertion, 10 cents per line; 30 insertions cents
per line.
ments 25 cents per line, first insertion one
month 20 cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year cents per line.
Cheyenne. Jan. LIST, 1875.
II. CLAICHE. Proprietor.
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OREGON STATESMAN, Dss,' sna

Weekly, published at SALEM. OREGON, the
capital of the state. A general news and
family paper. Persons In the Eastern States
desiring 10 obtain the current news trans
piring In the Empire State Of the Nelc North
1resf. and knowledge of Its vast mineral,
agricultural, fishing and numbering resources,
should subscribe for 1t. Daily, So per year
weekly, s.. Send for sample copies. Address
r. Q. NORTON, Manager oregon Statesman,
Salem, Oregon. feb22-w3m
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-26

Letter fpona a Postmaster

sANTIocH, ILL.,, Dec. /, 1874.
ttSf Fssrs J. 3. ROSE & Co.:
s,l lt5crer from L henmatisfl: She has tried many
hysIcians and many remedies. Theonly thing
Witch has ri zen her relief IS Cen taur Linimenf
am rejoiced 10 say this has cured her. / am
W. II. RING.
als received, of won terful cares effected by the
Ccntaur Lin imCnt. The ingredients of this ar
ticc are published around each bottle. IT con-
taiTs Witch Hazel Mentlia. Arnica, Rock Oil,
1t is an indispltable feet that the Centaur Lini.
nlenf is performing more cares of SNwell1ngs,
Stiff Joints. ETuffioDs. rheumatism Neuralgia
Sciafica, Cai<ed Breasts Lock &C., than all
the other Liniments, EInbroeations. Extracts,
Saives, Ointments and pRstcrs now in use.
For Toothache. E3raehe, Weak Back. Itch and
CutaneouS Eruntions, it Is admirable 1t cures
burns and scaidS without a scar. Extracts poi-
and chillbiains, in a short time. No family can
afford TO be without the Centaur Liniment,
white wrapper.
The CentaE1r Imminent, Yellow Wrapper.
is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and flesh
of he animal creation. Its effects upon sever e
cases of SPAWN. S'Veeny, Wind Gall, Big Head
and Poll Evil. are little less than marvellous.
Messrs. J. Mcclure s Co. Druggists. corner oi
Elm and Front streets. Cincinnati, Ohio say
t'In our nelghborhood number of teamsIers
are using the Centaur Iiniment. They pro
nounce it superior to anything they have ever
used. We sell as high as four 10 five dozen bot
ties per month to these teamsters.''
We have thousands of similar testimonials.
For Wounds. Calls, Scratches. Ring-bone, &c.
and for Screw Worm in sheep II has no rival
this Imminent a remedy which is worth a hun
dred times its cost.
Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co..
&c Dey street, Ecw York.