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10. o. F.-Troy City Lodge, No. 50, 1. o. U. F.,
has installed the following officers for the current
term:
@. w. Strnhan, n. G.
8. n. johnson, VIC.
B. F. Galloway, RS
X. K. Stout, Treas
The following are the officers of Hope Encamp-
ment, No. l3 for the current term:
Sol Miller, C. p.
Frank Brown, HIP.
g. w. Strahan, g. W.
c. g. Bailey, J. W.
g. N. johnson, Scribe.
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statement of Allowances

Of the Board Of County Commissioners of Donipian
County, Kansas, at their Regular Meeting, held In
,JuIy 1873.
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On long time at low interest well improved farns
poniphan County, Kansas Apply TO
;.nssI XXX STOUT. Troy. Ksnsas.
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hereby certify that the foregoing statement IL true
exhibit Of the balances In the County Treasury due the
funds named. TO the best of my knowledge and belief.
ROBERT FLICKINGER
County Trearurer.
Subscribed in my presence. and sworn to before
this I'D day Of July, is1s
ID. W. MORSE County Clerk.
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a Plows and Cultivators at Lelands,
at prices to suit the times.
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70 New Dress Goods at Leland's.
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Money to Lean,

FRANKLIN BABC0Ck
win negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
3feb76
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PIANO Beautiful Concert Grand Pianos, ORGAN
= A..Ey cost 81 800, only Sl2J. Su- wv =.
perb GRIND Square Pianos cost s1,lOO, only s3J3.
Elegant Upright Pianos, cost $500, only S15J. New
Organs IL stops S11.JO. Church Organs 10 stops
cost $500. only Sl1J. Elegant 1878 Mirror Top
Organs only sos. Tremendous sacrifice 10
close present stock. New Steam Factory
to be erected Newspaper with much information about
of Pianos and Organs, SENT FREE.
Please addr,ss DANIEL =. BEATTY, Washington, Nj.
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FROM GEORGE ROU,ELL .r co
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Mezc0ntIle

COLLEGE, KEOKuK, Iowa, the Mississippi. Book
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25
The silver Bill

las passed by the Senate was not at all
acceptable TO the ultras on the silver side,
and they, with impracticable gold-worship-
pers, voted against it.. So we have these
extremists combining in predictions almost
as dreadful as the prophecies relating to
the doomed cities OF the plain, w bile the
predictions. are being made, they are being
falsifed by the daily reports Of the financial
world. We have only found encourage
meet and strength in our own views IN the
crazy prophecies OF these people. w ga. an
ticipate period Of ease aud faith In the
monetary world. It matters not now Whe.
tber the resumption blu is repealed or not.
IL it is not repealed. the remonetiza-
tion on silver Will enable the country
10 stand up under resumption, and soon
tide 1s over that struggle. II the re-
sumption law is repealed, silver will act
stiii as ballast, repeIling crazy specula-
tion and preventing panic, and keeping the
ship upright. Silver Is the thing for the
period. IL Will do immense good In the way
OF restoring confidence in the commercial
world The coin.eerti ficates that win be
issued By the Government upon deposits Of
silver WIN enter largely into commerce. The
preiudicsd gold.Wor shippers would no
doubt attempt to tiiseredit them but as
tasy are receivable fn duties or debts to the
sisyernEient this cannoss be done.
va fr1st gentlemen will rot needlessly
= sAle enaselycs Is All right so is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

@ COHEN BROTHERS ARE IN
receipt of their new SPRING GOODS, and are
giving entirely new prices:
TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, and all
other goods reduced fully twenty-five per cent. !;
40 pieces DOUBLE-WlDTH COLORED ALPA-
CAS- at 1Sc.. heretofore sold at Soc;
600 yards RICHARDSON'S SHORT-LENGTH
LINEN at fully fifty per cent. less than value;
The largest stock Of HAMBURG EMBROIDERY
now in this city;
HAMBURGS Ut 2!s, 4, 5, 6, 7, s, 8, 10, IL, 12hc.,
and up. Every yard warranted from IL to 25c.
a yard less than at any other house In this city.
WATERPROOF tCLOTHS at so and Csc, reduced
from 75c. and 81;
APPLIQUE LACES and HANDKERCHIEFs at
one half their value;
Two cases of PIQUE CORDS at 7c.-the cheapest
ever offered;
Two cases handsome CAMBRIC-FINISH SHIRT
ING PRINTS at &c.;
Three cases DRESS PRINTS at &c.;
Two cases best MOURNING PRINTS at SIC.
worth fully SC.
COHEN BROTHERS offer no seconds or dam
aged goods, but all warranted perfect. Thousands
of NOVELTIES, together with many other bar
gains. fe20
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BETTER Times.

We assure or friend in Lancaster county
that as far as our forecast enables us to look
ahead we are confident that better times are
ahead, and not very far of. This great
country cannot be kept down. 1t is too
irrepressible in resources and spirit to DC
kept subordinated to the follies and vices
of demagogism and sordid partisanry
We are getting things in "ship-shape."
The reconciliation of silyer-the peoples
noney-is an important step for the good
OF the country. Resumption or not, things
are assuming order, and confidence is
strengthening. The country will in short
time be better off, and there will be con-
dition OF quiet, freedom from sectionalism,
and national harmony that will be favora-
Bile to general prosperity and contentment
to degree not known before since the war.
Better times are nearly here.
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THE GREENBACK CONTENTION Toledo
February 23.-The Greenback Convention
after appointing an executive committee
adjourned sine die The platform is wordy
The report Of the proceedings closed with
the following: Mr.. Durant, from the Dis
trict Of Columbia, read dispatch from the
Hon. B. F. Butler, which was withheld
from the press, but which urged the Con
vention to denounce the modification OF the
silver bill, insisted on by the goid-mcn, ano
to pass anti-resumption resolutions.
A resolution was then offered and unani
mousIy adopted denouncing the silver bill
lust passed i'm Congress as delusion. and in
dignantly condemning it as financial mea'
sure.
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mo veto in that order.l

JUDGE GUIGoN.-No event Of the period
has surprised or distressed us more than the
sudden and lamented death Of Judge Gui
gon, Of Richmond. Without any personal
acquaintance with that distinguished gen.
tleman, and taking him simply upon his
legal and judicial record, which we have
always observed with particular interest,
we consider him great loss to the commu.
nifty in which he presided, and to the State
which gave him birth. He was citizen OF
unblemished reputation, and judge with.
out fear and without reproaeh. II Petersburg
Post.
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Me- THALHIMER BROTHERS, LEA

NE THALHIMER BROTHERS, LEAD
ERs OF LOW PRICES, TO THE FRONT-STlLL
FURTHER REDUCTIONS TO CLOSE OUT OUR
WINTER sTOCK-SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
OFFERED THIS WEEK.
1900 yards good quality CORDED PIQUES at 81
a5 ri @arsn FhR sEEs NA1NsooK and CAM
BRIO at 10 worth 15c.:
rs pieces NEW STYLE SHIFTING CAMBRIA
PRINTS at exc.
A large stock sHEETTNGs and COTToNs at the
lowest market prices. Any one in want Of good and
cheap DRESS GOOBS, SHA SKIRTS.
BLANKETS, and UNDERVESTS, should give us
q call, as we guarantee to save from 20 to rs per
cent. on them.
A full line of LACK ALPACAS, CACHEbfIRES,
TAMISE, CREF E-CLOTH. and BRILLIAN-
TINES, at extraordinary low prices. Our stock OF
these goods is complete and ask call from those in
want OF same. TABLE-LINENS, TOWELS, NAP
KINS, WHITE bIARSEILLES and other QUILTS,
| CURTAIN-LACES, &c. at extra low prices. We
are selling extensive stock of CASSlMERES
for mems and boys wear, WArER-PROOF and
BEAVER-C CLOTHS. RED. WHITE. BLUE, and
GRAY FLANNELS, CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS, &C.,
at prices lower than ever. 10 reduce stock. Give
us q call on CASSINlERES. $50 dozen ladies',
misses and children's HOSE; ladies' STRIPED
HOSIERY, all kinds and prices: misses STRIPED
HOSIERY; children's STRIPED HOSIERY, very
cheap stock Is very large, and wishing 10
duce same, we will offer them ut very low figures.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
fe4 COL Broad street.
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i A DIbuqe man some four years ago buried
%, 900 in field. and soon after left the State.
4 He returned, and only found his treasure
after many months Of search, the old land.
marks having been removed.
The San Francisco Medical Society has
been examining the case OF a Chinaman
afflicted with leprosy. The opinion was
expressed that the disease might become
epidemic In the low valleys OF California.
/ Henry III, Stanley. who has made himself
40 famous as an xplorer and q journalist, is
Welsh by birth, aad was originally named
Rowland. Is.
Adyices from st. Domingo 10 the 10th
instant report the insurgeetton as having
spread all over the republic.
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The sanctity of Obligations.

We think we have no where seen in a
more condensed and vigorous form pre-
sentation OF the idea OF the sanctity OF the
obligations Of community than in the fol.
lowing extract from a speech OF Senator
HILL, Of Georgia --s-5>se-----
There is but one patriotic course for men
to pursue in the high positions OF this
country. Call back, il you can, the people
to an honest, renewed recognition OF the
obligations of contracts and Of covenants.
Teach the present generation, teach all gen.
erations, that unflinching fidelity to obliga-
tons, fidelity to constitutional obligations,
and fidelity to contract obligations, through
all trials and at any cost, is the pnrest rell-
gion, the wisest craftsmanship, and the
highest patriotism.
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Al Good BIN Passed.

The Senate Saturday passed House bill
,Hto amend the charter OF the Straight.
3es Shoot railway. ard to change tts name TO.
the Richmond md Allegheny Railroad r
% Company, and 10 extend its privileges
Is is q bill not adverse to Richmond inter
ests, but, on the contrary, accept TO our.
people. The Senate made some amend
ments as the request Of its friends, and
these amendments win be readily accepted
by The House.
FL We have reason 70 believe that there are
interests involved iii this enterprise that
will not permit 1t to linger In apathy. Gem
tlemen al means IRE already interested in
the mineral wealth OF the nes-Riyer. VAL
ley. ii Is necessary for the velopment OF
the Immensely valuable ores, .of the valley
that railway should drain it and place the
mines 10 communication with q centre OF
business. Those who develop this mineral
wealth must have a place OF trade where
capital and supplies concentrate and credit
NAV readily succor enterprise and industry.
we do not make any great predictions. We
only say that the resources OF the James
River Valley are such as to promise thrift
and prosperity to those who may help to
develop them; and for our own city we can
positively predict that il the valley in which
she stands is developed she must increase in
both wealth and population to degree thai
we have thus far only heard Of, but OF which
we have had very imperfect conception.
or this railroad enterprise we must await
developments. At present we are cheereo
| by the energetic proceedings OF the James
River Canal Company in restoring the cana
from Lynchburg to Buchanan to nayigable
order. We may expect to see that worb
completed in that expeditions way the fash
ion for which has been set by Major JOHN
sroN, president Of the company. II these
James-river enterprises should be pushed
with a zeal commensurate with their Inn
portance even we may live to see grano
things accomplished along the main artery
that unites with the heart OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

The Last of the HaddonS. A Novel. By
Mrs. NEWMAN, author of "Jean." New
York: HARPER d BROTHERS.
No. 6O6 of HARPERs' Library OF Select
Novels.
For sale by C. F. JOHNSTON.
.HARPERs' HALF-HOURs.-We have also
from MIR. c.. T. JOHNSTON the following
books of HARPERs' most handy and fnstruc
tive" Half-Hours -: The Spanish armada
for the Invasion Of England, by ALFRED
81. GUERNSEY; Observation-Disclosures Wal
pole, by Lord MACAULAY; Back TO Back-
A Story Of To-day-by EDWARD EVERETT
HALE; Constantinopte, by JAMES BRYCE
and Sir William Temple, by Lord MAcAU.
lay
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me- BOOKS. NEW AND OLD, many
of them sold at HALF PRICE: LAW, THEOL-
OGY, MEDICAL, POLITICAL, HISTORY, BIO
GRAPHY. TRAVELS, SCIENCE, POETRY,
NOVELS, ANTIQUARIAN, j yENILE, and
GREEK, LATIN. ENGLISH, FRENCH, GER
MAN, SPANISH, ITALIAN, aud ANGLO-sAXON
SCHOOL-BOOKS.
The largest assortment TO be found in the south
arn States Is at
1902 AND 1904 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND
600 SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
and MAGAZINES for sale at 10c. each.
We offer BOOKS AS GOOD AS NEW fof oil
practical purposes at lower price than they can be
had else Rhere.
We are manufacturing BLANK-BooKs and Pa
PER.BUXES or all styles equal to any made.
:. -. r.. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLIsH,
Publishers, booksellers. Stationers, Printers, Bind
ers, Paper Box aud Blank Book Manufacturers.
Re 20-d&w
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BURHALO LTTHIA wATvp
GOLD HITHIA) WATER AGAIys1
HOT WATER IN RHEUMATIc sorr
CASE OF DIR. f. c. BARRETT, A PROu,vr,r
PHYSICIAN OF JERUSALEM. SOUTH.
AMPTON COUNTY. VA.
EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF DIR. BApprrr
OF NOVEMBER IT. 1877.

Last summer had very severe attack of phou
matte Govt, from which suffered all the cnnrnn,t
tants OF so grave maiady. ! was ls1j-rid,an h
came extremely emaciated with active. ina,wr.
tory fever, swollen and highly painful and s.ns,t
joints; all Of which made me helpless and ro,
frmed invalid. During n painful and pyotr,c,eI
illness resorted to every rational treatment cnr'
ceivable without material benefit, when the TJTIJIt
WATER NO. was suggested TO me, and ea,o
menced the nse OF it. had used IL but few d"
before Its peculiar salutary effects began 10 No. d.
yeloped. lis frst impression was made upon IN.
kidneys. After this the secretons generally Iscame
aroused. My skin, which had been constantly =,
dry rs parchment, assumed a soft and moktsre,
condition, and my appetite, OF which there ha,,
been total f1i1re, revived To healthy craving ia,
food. have continued tn take the WATER ithr.e
goblets q dayl, and have now traces whatever ~
my original complaint. and am as firm and elastic
IS any man OF my age"
DIR. Barrett attributes the "wonderful curative
properties Of the BUFFALO LITHIA WATER- In
their great power as solvent Of uric ncid: thai
the blood becoming neutralized Of that generally
pervadng poison. all or the emunctorieS Of the ,ys
fem set to work in the elimination OF extr1ne;,
substances"
These WATERS, tE cases of ONE DOZEN HALE
GALLON BOTTLES, can be had ut the SPRINGS
at IS per case, In advance: in Richmond at PI:K-
CELL, LADD 6 CO.'S, ut - so per case.
THOMAS +. GOOnE
de 31-N&Th&eow2m Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25
OBITUARY.

departed this life in Hanover February 3, 1878, In
her sixty-sixth year.
For forty-three years she had been consistent
ever ready TO encourage efforts for good and extend
ing the warmest sympathy for those religiously In
unto others as " YOU would be done by." Asa
she was devoted-as mother kind, tender, and pa
tient.
she asked why she had not been told before. Then,
calling husband children, and grandchildren by
name, gave directions about many things, and said's
not afraid to die; try and meet me in Heaven
Let not The young the old forget her instructions
aud example, and do as they were bid.
Press onward, then, though foes may frown,
While Mercy's gate Is open;
Accept the cross, and win the crown,
Loves everlasting token.
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T THOMAS r. PRICE & co. .-
ESPECIALLY Low RATES
FOR
FEBRUARY, MARCH, AND APRIL.

One lot ENDS RICHARDSON'S LINENS at about
TWENTY-FIVE per cent. less than regular rates
for shirt-makers and manufacturers OF white
goods rare opportunity;
HAMBURG EMBROIDERlES ut lowest rates ever
offered here:
FULL LINE OF DOMESTICS:
FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM and ANDROSCOGGINa at
WAMSUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and PORE
NAH at 1910;
Sd, Ga, IA, ga. 1914, liza, and 1874 SHEET
ING at lowest rates;
LINEN DA3IASKs, NAPKINS, DOYLIEs, and
sHEETINGSs TO suit housskesgers;
Fresh exhibit SPRING CALICOES;
LIGHT-FIG URED PERCALES, CRETONNES.
and CALICOES;
most complete assortment;
CENT? EMEN'S COLLARS, CUFFS, SCARFS,
HOSIERY. CASSIMERES, CLOTHS. &c.
Look at our FURNIT URE-CRETONN NOT
TiNGHAM LACEs, and other HOUSE-FUR-
NISHINGS.
We Offer great bargainsin DIR ESS-GOODs NOVEL
TIES.
feIS - o T. r. PRICE & CO.
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sold. although &c has seen sts ssy ois appre-
! hensson and consternaisoH iiye was 10
rood reputation In the best days 0f Ibis ma
lion, and Ne only lspiore the fact that IN It's
restoration we cannot restore along With it
/ Tie good people who In times past revered Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

Mr.. SHERMAN, Secretary of the Treasury,
gave assurances to the friends of silver re-
monetization that II it passed he would exc
cute it faithfully. Well he might, and we
see not why not.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25

The New Jersey Legislature has possed a
law making six per cent. the lawful interest
Of the State. The Governor has the bill
under consideration.
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.rs...s !. { s.r.s.a
a THE BEST oHll.xgE EYER g:
orrrarD
s.s.,'..,'.1t
pRouuRE CHEAP nsY GOODS, FANCY .'1'''a {,
GOODS, NOTIONS, &C. W
Levy BROTHERS
CONTINUE THEIR CLosIEG-oUT SALE
4: UNTIL MARCH 1sT.
EVERY ARTICLE IN THEIR STORE, WITH
THEExcEPT1oNoF
CLARK,s AND COATs's SPOOL COTTON,
IS SOLD AT DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH YOU
PURCHASE.
YOU DO NOT PURCHASE a Few aAhAlChCo
AT THIS REDUCTION AND HAVE
TO PAY
FULL PRICES ON ALL OTHERS;
BUT you GET THE TEN CENTS OFF ON
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
YOU BUY.
THIS is A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY, AND
IT COMES IN GOOD TIME FOR THOSE
WHO HAVE LITTLE MONEY
TO SPEND. s
BUY WHAT ron WANT BEFORE THE
1sT OF MARCH,
AND SAVE TEN CENTS ON EVERY DOL
LARS WORTH OF GOODS YOU
PURCHASE, AT
fe % LEVY BROTHERS..
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CLOTHING.
9s.CENT STORE.

>~~~--~-"-~--~-"-
RECEIVED
AT THE
99-CENT STORE:
100 DOUBLE-FRAMEV ALISES at 90 cents,
$50 LARGE LEATHER SATCHELs, with outside
pocket NJ 99c.;
A lot LARGE WILLOW HAMPERS,
A lot LARGE ELM HAMPERS,
1870 FINE LAMPS, trimmed complete with seven
inch Argand trimmings and patent drirring,
which prevents all soil, at 99c.;
rs BENT-RlM HIGH CHAIRS at 99c.,
More of those FINE BLACK ALARM and MCKEE
CLOCKS At $1.9s (warrantcd},
ESQ FIyE-FOoT STEP-LADDERS, with bracket
for bucket, at GEO.;
The finest line Of TABLE-KNlVE aud FORKS
SELLING twelve for 99c.) we have ever offered;
Another lot OF those elegant three-piece LAVA
TEA SETS at 99c. a set,
LADIES' and CIILDREN's HATS, to close the
balance OF stock, at 10 aud Csc.
". A. STEVENS,
felS sos Broad street.
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~ NEW PRICES.

COHEN BROTHERS have reduced their COL
ORED SILKS to 75c. from $1.25; from $3.50
to 9oc.
CHECKED and STRIPED SILKS to % and 55c.;
COLORED CASHIERES at Soc, formerly sold at
S5c.;
BLACK CASHMERES fully thirty per cent. less
than any former price;
DOUBLE-WIDTH BLACK ALPACAS at 10, 90,
Csc, and up fully thirty to forty per cent. less
than any former price;
TfiREE-PLY CARPETS ut 92c. for most superior
manufacturer
Best TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS at $751;;
WHITE FLANNELS at 1916;
Fine FRENCH FLANNELS at $780,, reduced from
Soc; at Soc, heretofore sold at S0c.;
KID GLOVES at 37hc. as good as any sold In the
city ut 75c. See their rs and S5c. GLOVES,
the former price Of which has been SIS 0 also,
the LEROY SEAMLESS at $1.63 for three
buttons-superior TO any glove sold in this conn-
try at 1926. fe20
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WHOLESALE WOODEN AND WILL
w ALoW-WARE, ROPES, TWlNES, TIN
WARE, &C.. ~ -.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to the
late firm, and with the feterminaitonl,o meet the
views OF the trade TO prices and quality Of goods
&C. which nm experience OF eleven Years 1Mstifes
me In Offering, solicit continuance and ENLARGED
patronage. Il. go s.
The name OF the firm viii remals unchanged;
5@fe IA ANDREW II. MOTT.
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LECTURE.

TT ECTURE, BY REV. S. A. STEEL
liz at Broad-street Methodist Episconal church
TUESDAY NIGHT, February 26th, at O'Clock.
Subject: JOHN. WESLEY.
Admission, 25c. fe 23-3t
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Last night orders were issued by the Sec
rerary OF the Treasury to all superintendents
of minis to place them in readiness for the
coinage Of the silver dollars. Baltimore
american. sasg .s.' -.
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nIssOLUTION OF Co-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The firm or A. H. MOTT & co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, A. n. MOTT hay-
ing purchased the interest OF j. II. GRESHAM. "A.
and is alone authorized 10 collect and sign the
name OF the firm In liquidation. All parties In
debted TO the concern are requested to come Tor
ward and SETTLE and those having claims against the
firm win present them to A. =. MOTT for settle
ment. ANDREW y. MOTT,
s-5E-..ss fe 10
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me- COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe it, and Of patients who have taken it. that 1T
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no15 919 Main street, Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-25
BIILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS ATTUCKs GUARD,)
RICHMOND, February rs, 1878.
A SSEMBLE AT. YOUR ARMORY IN
Ia fulI-dress uniform, oyercoats. and KNAPP p
sacks, for INSPECTION. at O'clock r. b. To- ny
NIGHT, February 25th, Every member lis ex- II
pected to be prompt. BY command Of Captain
JOSIAH CRUMP. W. p. GRAY,
Z fe 26-1ts Orderly Sergeant.