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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-16

a connects for Milton. NC.
connects FOR Asheyillc aud a.! points in W., IN
North Carolina daily. except Sunday.
connects for Macon and AL rUimis In S"n'..wu,L
Georgia.
ID connects for ia ksonyI!ic and al point, ia f:o-
rida
4 connects Tor Macon and MI point, IL Southwest
Georgia. and Chattanooga. Nashville. McIai .l-. AM
all Texas points.
+ connects for Selma. Meridian, Jackson. IaI
Wick burg.
G. connects for Galveston ard AL TEXAS p"i1'.
Trains from The ahnyc-nancd n"tut~ erftr. ~
iIichtaOnd 1T i:43 l.. " ana TAB \. VI.
Trains hctwccu Greensboro aud salem run d.tlY
except Sunday.
Pullman Palace Drawing-rOom and Sleeping 'ars
run through! or Train No. | from New YORK tHd
NlchmUn Ia Atlanta. ana on Train No. ) irpM Nv
York aud Rlchmnuh Ia Savannah.
Tickets sold 10 all points south s"nthca-'. aaI
southwest. ami baggage checked through.
Freight Train No 8, leaving Richmond q: - I.
M..and No. 10, arriving in Richmond At l:U \. W,
will have accommodations for Il few srC".4''l~-
passengers. who must purchase tickets b,i"r" F''-
ting on the tram No passclI1CrS viii Lc atiOwC'!rH
oil her freight trains.
No ay-oScr checks given on local tict"is.
JOHN l.. MAC MGHDD.
General Passenger a., ~.
T.. ". Il. TALCOTT, General Superintendent.
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TOR RENT, TWO VERY DESIRA- m
E BILE AND CENTRALLY LOCATED I'll
RESIDENCES iNos. lit and 119l on Eighth street
between Franklin aud Grace; just completed by
being rebuilt with new stories and succeed fronts
marbciyed mantes, mordern oonrenieEces, painted
aud papered throughout. Apply TO
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & co.
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GROCERIES. Ge.

TN STORE AND FOR SALE LOW TO
Il CLOSE CONSIGNnIENTS-
900 bushels choice Northern EARLY ROSE
POTATOES,
200 bushels PEACH-BLoW POTATOES,
25 barrels HOMINY,
so barrels pure RYE FLOUR.
400 boxes choice VALENCIA RAISINS,
60 boxes LAYER RAISINS,
casks extra choice new CURRANTS,
1000 pounds TURKISH and FRENCH PRUNES,
s bags BRAZIL NUTS, .
20 bags PEANUTS,
100 cases three-pound PEACHES, i.
.25 boxes CREAM CHEESE,
! rs barrels New York BALDWIN APPLES,
SO barrels GlLFLOWER APPLES,
100 barrels New York GREETINGS,
90 barrels RED and YELLOW ONIONS,
Ito boxes FTRE-CRACKERS full count.
L. POWERS,
de lO-lw No. 1910 east Main street.
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sxss Blasl. ssc.6s3 -siIe last Trinsu artitks
imperisis sI.Io@s1 .sG Eunpowder, s1ASasi.7i
S E1idas. Lealfless ne.
& Rfdes: Green. eaEc.; dry szlsed. 12Gl BE: 90
s an: & 81 sss saltd ss Sss ssea sa'.
Leather. soe leather. oak. as@4Gc.: sole esther
hemlock. IS@25c.: country npper: aQla6 DOC. CITY
e aai ss ssasg . sssy anlsa sss
SKINS, French. s1.l6@S2.25 p D rouen skirtsnR.
~ xrcn. sseei. Naiis. re.
IRON American refined. OLD Domialon. r lilo
az a-l0c. q ID; EnRiiah and American SHEET, 30
&C.; Swedes; hammered, Sac:; hoop; 4sag g;P; Es,
ithractte. SS0@s2S: west VitTinia coke. s2l@ Sz8,
a szsssssss SIS so 81 "a. ef sf
ara-thzs Is ten:penny other ssses exsIa. a,.r
sEoDe: 5ianilla. best. ea1sc.: ts,e. sAc-
Rags: AixedEcotton, 2asc.; white, Ac.; Woo'ien
sS' - & Laauoss. wines. &c.
/. Aie: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@sz.35 Q
uv Brandses: Domestic. sl.esase: frui.. s1:95a
Sirsinia H peash. sa@ss.so. M
@s4; Thgfais moantain, s new nsS ss@ss.so, I'D.
On; Domestic. sf.25@s2; imported, as . case.
Netr England Kan: S1.66. 100.
I Rectifed Whtsxeys: Market quiet: proof, e1:20.
Elcor1ce.
Lfcorfce Paste u. c. q Co.. Sic: z. R.. 23c.:
A. o. C..23c.; K. & Co., 24c.; r. =. 25s. ]: Ancho,
S Sse q g w. c is sss no Brand tx aSle
nlilf-Feed.
SaiDstuf: 4O@45c. q bushel; &24 q tor.
BrotonsfuF: 25@30c. p hushel; $21 p ton.
Wheat bran 26@3oc. bnstef: $22 2 ton:
Corn Bran : tic. per bushel; sl5Gsls . ton.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, February 81, 1873.
sALEs.-l,10o gold at 1o2X.

& WEDNESDAY, February 81, 1878
sALEs.-1,100 gold at 102H.
American Gofd.-1O2 bid, 102H asked.
State Virginia consos, 554 bid Viz
gtnia deferred. bid; Virginia tax-receivable eou-
pons, 6Sz rid, 40 asked. Il
city Observation-Disclosures city S's, LIS bid !;
Richmond city 6ts, 101k bid, 1OlA asked; Man
chester SIS Unreasonable, go bid, 90 asked Nan-
chester bridge S's, 101 asked. L-y- ~ rs:
Railroad BoEds.-Virgnia Central Railroad arst
mortgage 6's, ]. and j., 95 bid; Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. snd j., TAX bid;
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage
6s, J. aud J SSz bid, 30 asked; Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad third mortgage Ss j. and a2 bid
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's, j. and j., 80
bid !; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road mortgage S's. Do and j., 100 bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage Us,
j. and j., 96 bid Orange and Alexandra Railrcad
second mortgage 6s, j. and j., 76 asked: Rich
mond and .Danyilie Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ.
and N, IL bid Piedmont Railroad first mortgage
S's, a. and o., 90 bid.
I rRattroad Observation-Disclosures Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, II bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, II 90 par,
90 bid Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad common,
100 par, 20 bid, 81 asked. -y.s,t w -.
Bank Stocks.-Union Bank OF Richmond, so par,
Al bid; Merchants and Planters Savings 20 par,
l8 bid $500, s
Insurance Companie8.-virginla Fire apd Ma
rine. Is par, 39K bid; Virginia Home, 100 par,
100 bid, 1G4 asked Merchants and Mechanics, 100
par, 90 asked; City, 100 par, 76 bid; Granite In
surance Company, 100 par, rs bid.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

NEW BANK-REv. G.. L. PETRIE-CRoPS-
DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE LADY.
Editors Dispatch: Active preparations
are in progress for the opening of new
bank. The building formerly used by the
National Bank is being fitted up. The new
enterprise will be based upon the capital OF
a MIR. Brennan, of this county. Heis man
of large means, and will give personal and
visible security to bis depositors.
Rev. G. L. Petrie, pastor-elect OF the
Presbyterian church, is expected to begin
his abors on next Sunday. His people are
busiIy engaged in preparing for his recep-
ton, which will doubtless be very cordial.
The wheat and oat crops are looking we'll
in this vicinity, and unless there be a dry
freeze there will be good yield.
Mrs. B. T. Wingfeld, an estimable lady
of our city. died yesterday OF consumption,
after an illness of many months. L.
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INUNDATI0N IN CALIFORNIA.-SGn Fran
cisco, February 27.-It is reported that the
village of Isleton, on Andrews island, in
the delta OF the Sacramento river, was swept
away last night in consequence OF the pres
sure OF water brought upon the levees by
the cutting Of the dykes on Grand island,
Just across the river. Reports are contln-
lally coming in of disasters by the flood in
the Sacramento valley. The water covers
the whole face Of the country, and the de-
struction OF property from Calusa to the
mouth of the river already aggregates
100000. Fortunately, with but two or
three exceptions, as far as learned, no loss
of life has occurred. Steamers and barges
are busly employed conveying live stock
and other property to places Of safety.
The Legislature has appropriated $4,000
for the relief Of sufferers.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 81, 1878.
ARRIVED


Steamship Wyaueke, Couch. New York, merclan-
disc and pas gers, G.. w. Allen e Co. agents.
Steamer j. w. Everman, Platt, Philadelphia nier-
chandlse and passengers.
States mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. b.
Talum. agent.
Brig Sarah Emma. Hanson. Baltimore, light, to
load hoops for Cuba, Josiah Harris.
Schooner +. L. Porter, Chase, Boston, Ice, A. q.
Babcock.
guano Richmond and DanVille Railroad Company.
Schooner Il. j. Seward, Applc2arth. baltimore,
guano, Richmond and Danviilc railroad Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Lena N. Cottingham, Outten, Provi-
dcnce, coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Speedwel, Written, New York, grain
Curtis 4 Parker
Schooner Amelia Hearn, Moore, New York, mer-
chandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Gersh Banker, Price, Rio Grande do
Sui fsur, Hax al Company s yr c,,ne,
coal, G.. Stoyrs, agent.
Schooner Eusie, Corsey, Norfolk, camel coal, G.
Storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Eclipse, Taylor, from New York Fcbru-
Schooner F. II. Octiorne, Crowell, from Portland
February 22d.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Nellie, Uno, hence for Philadelphia, at
Norfolk February 26th.
Schooner G. p. Harris Tate hence, at New York
February 25th.
Harris, and Alice Bonda, Dukes, hence, at Provi-
dence, r. l., February 25ih
BY Telegraph.
DISASTER.
WASHINGTON, February 27-The Sigual-Ser-
vice station at Tybee Island, Co., reports This morn
Ing A large three masted schooner carried
Immediate assistance Is needed. heavy break.
Ing over her prevents the reading of her name.
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A PEACEFUL TELEGRAa.-London, Feb
ruary ga St. Petersburg correspondent,
speaking OF the terms Of the treaty, says
"Thc Sultan is to retain his feet. The
question OF the straits will be submitted to
the conference, where, il England. as Is
probable, proposes by the preservation OF
the statas quo, Russia, l am assured, will
not seriously oppose her, 1t would seem.
therefore, as IL all avowed British interests
are respected, and the danger OF q conflict
between Russia and England ended. Such,
however, Is not the opinion here. Nego-
tiations have left much soreness. 1t Is
thought England's real aim is the humilia-
ton OF Russia. These feelings may posi-
bly, lead to more serious consequences"
Gortschakoff has recovered.
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AN INITIATION MOVEMENT DEFEATED
The House Banking and Currency Com
mittee this morning considered PROPOSE
ton, offered: by Mr.. Ewing, of Ohio, to
amend the bill providing for the substitu-
ton OF Treasury notes for national-bank
notes by inserting a section which would
make the Treasury notes interchangeable
with greenbacks, and provide also that the
greenbacks shall be reIssued to the fall for
mer amount of $500, 100000. After long
discussion this proposition was rejected,
receiving only three votes Washington
decentralization american.
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IxLvTH CONGRESS Second Session
WAsHrsaToE, February q, 1878. 1

xLvTHCoHCREss Second Session
WAsHIEaToF, February q, 1878. I;
The bill TO amend the Revised Statutes Ga
as to allow the President to appoint q tenn
porary pension agent Uice Colonel Coster,
who Is In default about quarter OF mil.
lion, was opposed by Messrs. Conkling and
Edmunds on tbe ground that 10 would place
In the hands Of The President the appoint
ment OF pension agents tbroughout the
country without the advice or consent OF
the Senate. The matter went over The
debate was quite bitter. u. s.
Mr.. Merrimon, OF North Carolina, pre-
scented the memorial OF the New-River Canal
Company OF North Carolina, suggesting the
importance OF an inland water commnnica-
ton between the lakes OF the North and the
Mississippi river By way OF the Erie canal,
Hudson river, and the numerous sounds,
rivers, and short canals along and near the
Atlantic coast and Gulf Of Mexico, and ask
ing the Government to purchase the free use
of an inland canal and water route between
Pamlico Sound, North Carolina, and Charles
ton harbor, South Carolina. he presented
q similar petition from the Wilmington IN.
:C.) Board OF Trade, and also introduced a
bill to authorize the Secretary OF War to
purchase from the New River Canal Com
pany for military purposes the free use Of
an inland canal and water route between
Pamlico, North Carolina, and Charleston,
S. c., paying for the same by instalments
as the work is completed between certain
navigable bodies OF water. p
On motion of Mr.. Merrimon it was or
.dered that the bill and petitions lie on the
table for the present, and ne gave notice
that he would call them up on some suita-
BILE occasion for the purpose OF submitting
remarks in regard thereto. '4s. ~
Mr. Kellogg introduced bill for the re-
lief of w. z. Fish for money paid forpro-
perty confscated by the war belonging to
to Mr.. Slidell, and which has been returned
to the heirs Of Slidell's estate.
There was no executive session or norni-
nation. q
f. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bill to pension soldiers Of the Next.
can and Indian wars was discussed. No
action.
A bill was passed authorizing the Presi-
dent to review the court-martial proceed
ings OF 1864 in the case OF Surgeon-Gen-
eral William A. Hammond, to annul the
same, and to place him on the retired list
without past, present, Or future pay or allow
ances.
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BY TELEG PH
THE PRESIDENTS SrLHER.1II.LyETO
EXPECTED ON FRIDAY.

KATE cLAx1oN. THE ACTEEss,d oEs INTO
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MILITARY
PowER sTRoNGER CHAN EvER-LoRp
4 NAPIER, or MAGDALA, TO BIZ CHIEF OF
! Any ExPEDiTIoNA1sY FORCE IN THE
EVENT OF. wAR-LoRD DERBY NOT RE
SIGNED "A TREATY OF PEACE STILL
BEING NEGOTIATED "A BROTHER OF
sasUMTERn ANDERSON DEAD-ARRIvAIs
OF THE CHANNEL FLEET AT MALTA
TRRAsURY-NoTEs FOR NATIoNAL.-BANK
NoTEs-THE GOVERNMENT 10 FAY FOR,
TIE USE OF THE PROPERTY At NASH
VILE OF, THE METHoD1sT EPISCOPAL.
BOOK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FLrNG AT
THE PREsrDENT-No ACTION ON THE,
MExIcAN-vETERAEP PENSION BILL-sUR-
.GEoN.GENERAL HAMMOND TO BE RE-
STORED SENATOR WRITER'S GIVES ooNK-
LING A RUB-NoRTH CAROLINA WANTS
INLAND WATER COMMUNICATION BE-
TWEEN NoRTH AND. soUTH-sLIDELL's
CoNFIscATED PROPERTY.
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New York.
KATE CLAYTON, THE ACTRESS, GOING INTO
RANKPTpTcY 49,

NEW YORK, February 27.-Miss Kate
ClaXton, the actress, has fled O petition in
bankruptcy. She wishes to be relieved
from certain liabilities mainly on account
of the affairs OF her recently divorced bus
band, Dore Lyon. They consist OF certain
mortgages in which she claims she had no
real interest, and of certain notes given by
MIR. Lyon and endorsed by her. OF the
whole amount (S65,00 she claims to be
directly responsible only for $4,000. Her
assets are $3.50.
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Ohio.

FoRT-sUMTER ANDERsoN's BROTHER DEAD.
CINCINNATI, February 27.-Larz Ander-
son, a. prominent capitalist of this city, a
Kentuckian by birth, and brother OF Major
Robert Anderson, of Fort Sumter fame,
died here to-day.
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FIRE IN CHICAGO Chicago, February 26.
At half-past 10 o'clock tonight fire broke
out in Cameron g. Amberg's great printing,
stationery, and book-binding establishment,
which in an hour destroyed large quantity
OF stock. The stock was valued at 100000,
and insurance on it was S64,0 900; but eX-
actly what amount Of stock was destroyed
cannot be definitely ascertained.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February 81. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 124 bushels. Red, 1900 BUSH
els.
were re-exnibIted. el. II.
OATs.-6s6 bushels; Of which 26s bushels were
re.exhibited.
MEAL.-30 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-W White, "a bushels prime at sl.35; 100
bushels very good at Sl.32-total, l24 bushels.
Red AZ bushels good Fultz at 49, "A bushels good
Futz at 81 20; 104 bushels good Fultz at 80
bushels common Fulz at $1.10; 3D. bushels mixed
at 81 20; 724 bushels fair Lancaster at 48O
bushels common Lancaster at $l.15; 10 bushels
good Fultz at $1.23: 70 bushels prime Lancaster
at S1.35-totai. l 900 bushels.
CORN White, 81 bushels at 52c.; 80 bushels
good at 52c.; so bushels very good at &c.; 80
Bushels very good at 53c.-toial, 1876 bushels.
OATS,-16 bushels common spring at $780,; 2OO
bushels common winter NJ 40c.; 80 bushels prime
black spring ut 42c.; 100 bushels very good sprna
at 41c.-total, 396 bushels.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, February 81, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 1S9 hogsheads, 1s
tierces, and boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were "a packages; of which number 8
were taken ln anl the remainder sold at prices
Ing from So. go to $50.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, February 27:-God opened at 101x.
Noon.-Stocks weaker. Money, s per cent. Gold,
lOlX, 10lx bid. Exchange-Long, 1891: short
4S51. States quist. Governments weak and frac-
ton lower for some issues.
Euen,ng.-Money easy at 45@5 per cent. Stert
ing stronger at 4S3H. Gold steady at 101K@101H.
Governments closed steady; new SIS, lO3. States
dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February 27.-Virginia 6's, de.
ferred. AZ: Virginia consols, 551; second series,
80. North Carolina 6's, old, 10; new, 8. Bid to-
day.
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99.CENT STORE,
TUSP RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
AT TIE.
99-CENT STORE,
5O5B BROAD STR'E:g.r:
A large lot OF UMBRELLAS, which.are much bet
ter than ANYTHING we have ever offered;
A large assortment of CHROMOS with carved black
walnut frames;
A beautiful line of BRACKETS and WALL-POCK-
ETS;
$50 three-.helf FOLDING BooK-RACKS;
$50 BLACK WALNUT TABLEs-half dozen
different styles;
More of these fine three-sheif FLOWER-STANDS:
A full line of CROCKERY-warrantedb best Eon-
stone; '' -
$50 boxes of TOILET SOAP. selling at 99c. q boxs
A fine line of double or single BRONZE INK
STANDS.
We have just received full line of MEMS and
BOYS HATS, of good quality and style.
A few more Of those LADIES' and CHILDREN'S
HATS still left, selling at 10 and 25r. to close.
Our large WILLOW CLOTHES-HAMPERi IS
| great bargain.
| 9s-CENT STORE,
fe27 sos Broad street.
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SAFES BLOWN OPEN AND ROBBED Cairo,
ILL.,, February 26.-At Arlington, KY, last
night, the safes of Boswell & Holt, and OF
Ringo & Mcdonald, were blown open and
robbed, the former of about $4,000 and
the latter of 5000. The work was evidently
done by professionals, but there is no clue
to the perpetrators.
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South Carolina.
EX-sTATE TREASURER PARKER SET AT
-..s TJRERTy 90

{ COLUMBIA, February On. G. Parker,
ex-State Treasurer, has been released from
Jail on his own recognizance. He has given
evidence inculpating former associates In
Office and surrendered documentary proof
against them. In consideration Of such
testimony he is accepted as States witness
in future prosecutions and allowed his
freedom.
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The Standards Paris correspondent says
he has been informed on reliable authority
that Russia has resolved to fight rather than
abate her pretenslons. Ss,st
The Hungarian Diet have adopted by a
large majority the Governments bill Inn
posing eight forms duty on petroleum.
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a = y.
MARYLAND.
nrATH IN as5RlTH.R0oM.

rs BALTIMORE, February 27.-Josiah @. Mic
odemus, q prominent merchant In the whole
sale provision trade, died in bis bathroom
to-day.
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Tennessee.
FAILURE IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, February 2T.-Shone, Harris &
Co. have made an assignment. Liabilities,
$50, 900; covered by assets consisting OF
notes, accounts, and real estate.
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LET ENGLAND LOOK Our Washington,
February 27.-The latest European, adyices
indicate great uncertainty with the prospect
OF the triumph OF the aggressive party in
Russia.
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Pennsylvania.

FRANK LESLIE INDICTED FOR LIBEL.
PHILADELPHIA, February 27.-Frank
Leslie has been indicted for libel against
W. w. Weigley.
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GUAN0.
SOLUBLE, PACIFIC GUANO.

We announce to the farmers aud planters In the
cotton and tobaceo-growtng sections or yirgtnn
and North Carolina THAI we have accepted ,he gen-
erai agency for the sale OF this old and
Iished SOLUBLE PACIFIC GuAS0, for which
Messrs. Allison 8 Addison have been the sole agents
for series OF years. We have been assured oy tnn
company that IL Is now and Will DO Kept up 10 itS
former high standard
we will at all times be in possession OF fun sup.
My, and may also be hsd Of cur sab-agcats ~ all
available poiass III our district, Of which due notice
wall be hereafter given.
fe 20.d&w1m General Agents.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. 3c.

TUST RECEIVED, A NICE LINE OF
also beautiful assortment OF TIN TOILEr-SETS
from So SO up: WIRE MEAT-SAFES. CLOTHES
HAMPERS. DOOR-MATS, and full line OF
GLASSWARE, and CHILDREN'S3 CARRIAGES.
ROBERT HARROLD,
ia 23-3m S17 Broad and 909 Main street
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-12

At Wyoming. n. T.. tho old supersti-
ti0n about the fatal number Is II -.
cspt4d ~ . cardinal doctrine 81 faith.
Last season charming young lady, who
had recently graduated firm seminary,
visited somc friends at their summer
rc&idcnce, Hillsidc." One day. On
returning from ride, she found twelve
persons at the table, and, ~ she took
her seat, one of her fiicnda reminded
her that she made the unlucky thirteenth,
and langhingly suggested thAt she had
better sit - side-table by hersclf.
The suggestion WA UNDECIDED, and, 4
few days afterwartl, she wa taken sick
and VA soon on her death. bed. The
day before her death her physician %.
cupiea her seat and happened 10 be tho
thirteenth nj the table. A fcw days
afterward \ brother of the hosteaA, :
southern planter, entered the dining
room. where twelve men were seated.
The guests begged him 10 break tho
spoil ~ occupying seat NJ another
table, but he laughed a their nervous
ness aud persisted In remaining with
them. On his way home, few weeks
later in the season, be- waa taken nick
and died. Quite recently, moreover,
the physician whO waA il attendance
upon tho young girl, and who WIS him
sclf the ill.starSed thirteenth, has died
in Elmira.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-12

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