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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COM MERcrAL.


LIvERrooL. July io-5 r. NJ
Cotton Futures quiet but stcssy; uplauds low mid
ding clause July delivery, 6sd The sales day To-
cuded v.OUu bales American.
LospoE July io-sP.M
Produce-TAllov. ass. 3Sa Sd.
LospoS. July io-EvcnisR
ANTWERP. July 10. 1874
Petroleum, 26L for fine pale American.
nsw YoRx RxcHAroE RKyoHr
LivKRrooL, July 10, 1874
Pork--Prime ness Eastern steady at 54s. Western
steady 49s. Bacon-Cum beriand cut
short RIB steady at 500 long clear steady at 27s sd
clear steady At J)a I'd. HamsLong cut hrmsr
52s shoulders dull Al us Beet India mess dull at SIS
do. duii at ou. prime do dull a. 52s Lard-Prime
Western teady 35s ID Tso~- Prime city steady at
27s Sd. Turpentine Spirits dun at 23s i'd kosin
Common dull At Sc. nne dul NJ los Cheese -Amesic
choce auii ~ 45s Lard oil hmer st 3vs Fiour-Extrs
state steady u 24s WheAt-No. spring steady at
sa I'D No. do. steady ~ ss ID winter steady
o. I'd Corn Mixed soft dull at 24s 3D. Tor old do dull
q 22s Sd Tor Cotton seed oii-Yeliow American,
none In the market
FINANCIAL.
LoSpoH. July TO- r. n.
Consois On 3f6 for money and Do1< for the accourt
United states A. per cent bonds 1O0x
Erie preferred. 81: Pennsyivanis Central J2k: New
Jersey Central AK. Reading, 10
for three months bills
Is 2 cent. which 10 PET csst below the Bank
Paris .aviess auo,o ave isl for she
account.
Loypor, July 10. 1875
The quotation OF silver to-day IL 52tsd per ounce.
Indian Uouncl bills we're allotted to-day ifed per
rupse decline.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

President Roberts ofscis,sd as Mayor yesterday n
the absence OF Mr.. Ely, wen, Connecticut fss
the purpose OF being present at hts family reunion
Tho special Aldermanic mi,tse appointed to In
vsstigate charges of corruption against severx
Of the civil district courts oi this city will hold
anothsr session to-day.
An old Sixth ward Iaodmark Will disappear amor
July ~. Comptroller Kelly has directed the safe Of
material Of the sixth precinct station house, Franx
lin street, on that date.
Comptroicr Kelly has formally approved the sure
ucs OF csntractors Tor paving with Mscadan pave
meat Fifth avenue IRON l2<th " l30sh street.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JULY H. 187a-TRIPLE SHEET

1890, and Delaware and Hudson registered bonds OF
'el Canada southsrn hrsts guaranteed sold at II.
Northwestern gold ssvens At lol u lolx. ST. Louis
Iron Mountain nrsts at los7s lOsl and Central
Pacific gold ponds st loo The sales OF city bank shares
were 40 Fourth Natioua al at 95 &c. Metropolitan a.
100 and IS Ninth National at rs.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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Tho closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks wsrs:-
MINING sHARss.

The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at san Francisco to-day Zip Top, Navajo,
u Gould Curry, Z Savage. 1lx; Cnolar Pososi,
%; Ophr. 40; Hale Norcross, Z; Grown Point,
So; Yellow Jacket, 8; Belcher, q; Virginia Cousoh-
dated, 81; California, l2h Overman, l0H; Raymond
Ely, 8; Best Belcher. Is; Union Consolidated, *
Alpha, 10; Sierra Nevada, TX; Mexican, Is; Eureka
Consolidated, 561; Justice, Ak; Utah, Q; Levathan,
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1924 .225 1890 $50
1902 91l Al. .D7S l.2oJ
- - ----
81 $40 l2,l36 i79.ss3 1854
li.3Jl l4l 4I.Is4 657
1898 1895 l3s.699 1897
1881 1887 247.s7s 2.224
$685. $500 1854 40 s.2s4

I5 1875 44si7 200 PAT a. $50
rALLow w-keceipts-5O hhd., casks sna 23a bbls rhs
prime i56c. and 10000 lbs At 6sc 7c the latter
'walskET.~Rscsipss Sba Tho market wa. nom.
fRKrcHrs. In general moderate with rates
per steam 1900 bushels whcst 1000 boxes cheese
45s TO tons taliow 3Os. 100 bDIs lard OIL tUs iUO
n s,., eoi,sn sSro.eb "a Spn pn,s aonp
2s sd London. steam. $1,000 bus.eis grain, 7Ad 10
lba .0vo I'D. AMI sail, 900 bbls rosn, od
5000 boxes che SO. 45s 800 bbis hiur. through. IS
100 hhds ,aow. sos. Hull steam. 5000 bushels
grain. I'd Antwerp. steam, $1,000 bushels grain 0sd
Chartsrs British bark 90 arrivej. hence to Have.
4OUO crude petroleum. 4s 3d. op.ion Of Contne NJ
Adriatc. 2sOO bbls refined petroleum. 5s. ed Norws
bars hence to EsDore Tor orders, 80 bulA 5s
Ihs Cd British BARK. 43o tons Phiisos pnia 20
Ixster. with nsphtha aud slate at ~. 9d ana 25s
eun "a a Herman bark hence to bremen or JInmburg
5000 bills refined petroleum. Is Nd Norwegian bHrE
hsnes 70 p.n,.s sso & 66', DO, o. 3D. an Italia. bark
British bark tcoscd prsyou. 10 arrivA hence TO Att
werp, 5000 quarters rran. os 81 - British sbip 90
grain. Sc. Sd Norwegian schooner. hsnes TO q
sniO, DC TONS hence ai general cargo q, rs;ss
american schooner, 4UO tons hence 80 Psrnambuoo
TO Gsssow reported vita syrup At aos nm AMER
4JO tons ON Richmond to venoa with Virginia
,,sseeo a. s.s cd three s.n 90 ",ive, wn grain fr.m
srriveJ hence to Cork for orders. 6~ ID British barb
hsdepnia TO Cork Tor orders 500 at es
Sd. American ship. es3 tens. laid the berth TOR
general cargo ~ rates Frencn bark. $50 tons
for Havrs, same psrcusrs; An American schooner 484
tods hence 20 on tbe berth st bark
tous. 10 MelDournc general eargo schooner
224 tous hence to Cnarestcn f22 tons, hence 10
ssninson ono 2l6 tons. hence 10 Richmond. and an
bark 5s3 hence 10 River Pi.tle
81 45U snd general cargo 141c schooner, reported
$50 tons hence 70 Windsor n general cargo. 20s per
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, July 10. is1a

iutNs.s. z.IV" TO I.<o' DzS' b,Jb
cattle fair tns forenoon at Ne h. advance
our last quotations; prices sac lOAc. per H.
weights cwt scAnt " cwt from 90 lbs 81 lbs. has
been allowed set. At Sixtsth street yards East-
soid for self az Of horned cattle sales fcows
81 nsis steers ~ ee per lb weight cwt lO Illinois
nsrs ~ ec per b., Weighs 6< cwI ~ Liinois stssrs
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The following the highest and lowest prices OF
THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was very easy to-day at Q q az per
sent, the majority Of the business being done tho
ormer rate, and the closing rate down to a
per cent The following were the rates OF exchange
On New York at tho eundermentioned cities to days
Savannah, buying y, selling 4 premium; Charleston,
sitter, S-l6 4 premium; st. Louis. rs premium;
New Or.eans, commercial S-16, bank u Chicago,
90 premium, and Boston, par to 121 premium.
Gold sold at 1OOH throughout tho day. Tne rates
on gold the close Nat per cent Tor
carrying.
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the rates for foreign exchange are as follows:-

York to-day:
$4,000 Jersey Guy seven per cent Improvement
bonds, due 1905, 100; 10 shares Hadson County Ma
tionnl Bank, l51 10 Seco National Bank Of Jersey
City, Ill FIRST National Bank Of Jersey City, l4S;
II Peoples Gaslight Company Of Jersey City, log; 40
MorrIsana steamboat Company. 10; 81. Nicholas
Insurance Company, SOY; 10 Park Fire Insurance
Company, l1oh; 5000 lutsrnationni Silver Mining
Company oil Oniario Sa25 for lott 500 00O New orx,
Providence and Boston Railroad Company sevens,
III S-16 shares North River Bank. old stock, 10;
10 Ph1nix Bank, II; 10 Merchants Bank, l10X; 8
Bank OF the Sta.s Of New York, new, 1O4H
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FINANCIAL.

4 r hEAsoSABLE RATES s-MUXEY on LIFE xNb
hEndowment insurance Policies ssd Mortgages. same
insurance OF oil kinds effected With best eompsr
ntcs a. lowest premiums.
j. j. HABRfCH 4 Co. 1856 Broadway; box Lsso
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n sources, desires 10 meet party vho would willing
70 sss'ss her AnsacAliy Address ssfMPECUNIUus Harad
snncs.
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AT six PER ckNT.-s2ooooo TO LOAN ON MORT.
Agsrs. 7. \. OI.AkKsoN CO. i4e Brosdway.
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A LEX FROTHlNGHAM Co., BANKERS AND
~ Brokers IL all 81 dealers in nst class puts and calls
buy stocks NJ the New York Stock Exchange carry
ss long a. desired deposit Of three Ex
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l0:l5 A. N.

$1,000 us 6s 1884, l07x $1,000 Us $50 67 be lOjx
2OOtD US 6s 'S1, c..b3 1914 100 W 5s 1910. Iu9r
25WD do lO7k 1000 Us 4is'-, 1891. lo4ls
6O0OO Us 52D Ho. 1929 1000 Us SIS c. 1891 Ioi1(
ll:l5 A. NJ.
FIRST B0ARD-l0:3O A. NJ.
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LOCAL MATTERS

ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A re"
nights ago young gentleman VINO liVed on
tbe extreme west end OF Broad street, stop
ned at iruit-Stand in the vicinity OF the
Theatre and bought some fruit when he
designed taking to some of the young, '"dles
~ his household. He gave in purchase
tcD.doIIar note, which was changed and the
money for the articles bought taken out.
ur noticed two men standing near by, out
Maid no special attention to them. He went
on his way, and when some distance up
Town noticed the same two men follow
;no him. As he crossed vacant iot
in the ueigbborhood OF Elba he drew ms
nistol. fearing that he would be attacked,
and his suspicion proved to have been well
grounded, for soon one Of the men rushed
upon him and they closed, the gentleman
raising his pistol and firing. the ball enter.
inc the robbers side. The companion Oh
the would.be thief fed. The man who was
sbo, fell. and uttered cry. The young
gentleman went back and found the man
hadly wounded He took him up and sent
him TO hospital, where he probably now
is. The police will no doubt take hand in
the case.
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BRIEF LOCAL TEMs.-Tobacco remained
firm on Change yesterday. Highest re-
ported price paid, $45.
The amount OF United States internal!
revenue collected yesterday was 5000.
There was not an entrance here or clear
ance, foreign, coastwise, or otherwise, yes
terday.
The ambulance was called yesterday to
attend co!ored man who fell in fit on
Shockoe Slip.
The Governor yesterday commissioned
Il. W. Burgwin a notary public for Char
lotte county.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change yesterday were &. L. WormIey,
Philadelphia; r. II. Wallace, Petersburg
William Lamb, Norfolk; j. Tuckett, Ham,
lton, Canada; John Anderson, New Bril-
tain, Fla; NJ. Fredelberger, Philadelphia;
and George P. Lightioot, Port Royal.
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CONFERENCE CHANGES IN THE RICHMOND
D1s1EIcT.-There were but few changes III
the Richmond district at the session OF the
Virginia Conference OF the Methodist
Church Just adjourned in Petersburg.
The most notable ones were the transfer OF
Rev. Or. f. n. Sledd, Of Centenary church,
to the presiding eldership OF the Lynch
burg district. and that of Rev. S. \. Steel.
OF Broad-Strcct church, to the North
Mississippi Conference. Rev. DR.. siedd is
succeeded by Rev. DR.. J. d. Blackwell,
and Rev. Mr.. steel by Rev. W. u.
Starr late president OF Murireesboro'
College. Rev. Messrs. Sledd and Steel have
during their residence in this city made
hosts OF friends by their learning, zeal, and
piety, and will be greatly missed as useful
members OF society. The best wishes OF
our people go with them to their new
homes. Previous to his appointment to
Centenary, Rev. Or. Sledd was for some,
wears stationed at Trinity church, where he
was universally beloved. Rev. Messrs.
Blackwell and Starr are well known in this
city, and will be warmly welcomed. Rev..
DR.. Blackwell has been before stationed in
Richmond, and is one OF the first men in
the Conference.
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TIT p DIsPAT TC H
TtRMS OF ADVERTISING.
cAsH--INvAgfABLY IN ADVANCE.

Name Of business, capital employed Cn-
Guiding realty bnildingsb number OF hands!
(tnales and iemales), kind and capacity OF
power, raw material consumed, articles
produced, remarks. Sign your name to this
paper"
In the preface to his last report on manu-
factures, furnished By Dir. Biankenship to
me for publication in my annual report, he
says: "The indisposition Of many manusac.
turers to furnish report OF their opera
tions renders this exhibit incomplete and
unsatisfactory: but enough is given to show
the kind and value o; the wares and goods
produced here"
It is but a few months ago since Nr.
Blankenship again issued circular pre-
csely similar to the above, but the result
was as unsatisfactory as on the previous
occasions, and hence in the report which I
am now preparing for publication the man
ufactures OF Richmond will present to the
public eye but very poor exhibit indeed,
unless the manufacturers cordially co6pe-
rate with me and furnish the information
which now publicly and urgently appeal
to them to give me.
/ know that there are many manufacture
ers who are reluctant to disclose the amount
OF their business. but it is not the object Of
the Chamber Of Commerce to publish any
mans report separately. The object is to
get at the aggregate, and accordingly I shall
not reveal or publish separately any infor-
nation communicated to me by any party,
unless where have his express permission
to the contrary.
/ respectfully trust that in the.intercst OF
our city this appeal will be zealously re-
sponded to, and that, guided by the above
circular, the manufacturers will between
now and the 18th OF December furnish me
with the information desired.
?. G.. C0GHLAN, Secretary
Richmond Chamber of Commerce.
November 90, 1873.
No more circulars will be issued. Parties
willing to respond will please be guided by
the form contained in this publication.
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TIE OLD-ESTALISIIED STOkI OF
LEVY BROTHERS
is the place to purchase your
DRY GOODS.
No other store In this city offers equal Inducements
Their stock Is large and complete,
They show
A GOOD ASSORTMENT IN EVERY rEPARMEET,
which avoids the necessity OF
SHOPPING AROUND.
They have just received another supply Of
SILKS, SATISs, YELvErs, CLoAEs, CARPETS,
and
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
Also. large stock Of HOSIERY and FANCY GOODS.
We advise all who wish 10 save money to buy their
goods of LEVY BRoTliEhs.
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The Richmond Chamber OF Commerce
and Richmond manufacturers.

To Manufacturers in Richmond:
AS step preparatory to the compilation
OF the .Reports on the Trade and Com
merce of Richmond" published bY the
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce, MT. Il.
E. Blankenship, chairman OF the Commit
tee on Manufactures, addressed TO each and
every manufacturer in the city the follow
ing circular: 80,
1Please fill In the annexed blanks with
such information concerning your business
as YOU may be willing to furnish this COM
mittee in preparing the report on the city
manufactures, to be published in the An
nual Report OF. the Chamber OF Commerce :
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AUCTIOS SALES talS DAY.

w. GODDIN, P. NJ. Lot No. IL. In S;cdds piah >
on Pine Tor Oak) street, near 10 BROOK avenue.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 SON, ~ NJ, trustees safe
of reai estate on Fifteenth street between
Broad and Franklin.
WM. IRA SMITH. 10 \. ~. merchant-'a'ior'nS.
JAS. MACDoUGALL, l0A A. NJ, furniture
feather beds, &c.
E. B. COOK, 1ox A. n, household funitufr'
stoves &c,
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THE FEVER FIGHTERS.
Important Reports Rna Matters Con
stdcred by Them Yesterday.

ALITTLE BREEZE" EARLY IN TR E MORN
iNG-REPoTT OF COLONEL HARDEE ON
THE TOPOGRAPHY OF NEW ORLEANS
DRs. chopin AND AUSTIN FAVOR ABso-
Lutte ENoN-INTERCoURSE WITH THE WEST
INDIES DURING THE SPRING AND SUM-
MER WORCESTERSHIRE PAPERS-RE-
PORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON REPORT OF
YELLow-FEvER COMMISSION, &C., &C.
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TIE undersigned cordially thank the gentlemen
who oilclsted ut The doors Of Mozlrt Hall on the
evening of the 21st of November for their courtesy
In admitting two Strangers and In providing seats
fer them. The reputation for hospitality of the Old
Dominion will not suffer in their hands, nor Will
c0rlia good wishes ai! to be theirs from delegate
to the American Health Association and the lady
who accompanied him.
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r HAVE ASALYZED the vhiskey known under
the brand of B SELECT" controlled by Messts.
WALTER D. BLAIR & CO.. Richmond Va and hns
It free from fus! oil and other Impurities. snc re-
commend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. q. MCCAw, N. d., late Professor oi
chemistry, Mefica College OF Virginia.
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TIE PENITENTIARY SUNDAY SCHooL.-At
4 meeting OF the teache OF the Peniten-
tiary Sunday school. held in the office OF
the Superintendent OF the Penitentiary, the
following officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing term: Superintendent, Colo
mel W. 7. Munford; Assistant superin,,
ttndcnt, d. 5. Morrison; Secretary and
Treasurer. j. f. Glenn; Chairman OF the
Library Committee, Charles D. Price.
During the meeting Colonel Munford
rave an interesting account OF the history
OF the Association, OF which he had been
superintendent for more than ten years.
\ letter was read from Mrs. l.. 2. Walker,
expressing her sympathy with the obi iects
procuring more Bibles and hymn books for
the use OF the convicts, OF which there was
pressing need.
After passing 4 resolution OF thanks to
Mrs. Walker the meeting adjourned.
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PORTRAIT OF JUDGE GUIGoS.-There is on
exhibition at West & JohDston's liIe-siZe
oil portrait OF the late Judge Guigon, which
is to be hung in the Hastings Courtroom.
The painting is by Mr. o. s. Morton, tal,
ented young amateur artist OF this city, and
is in many respects good representation OF
Judge Guigon.
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The MoZART.-The programme on the
Baton announced last evenings perform.
ance as the MISUNDERSTANDING v-second
musicale, and in many respects the enter
tainnent was very good. There was fine
audience present, as is generally the case
when there are any vocal attractions au-
nounced. Indeed, our people seem far
more partial to vocal than instrumental
music.
Paymaster T. T. Caswcll, Of the United
States navy, delighted the audience with
two tenor solos, Forever and for Aye"
bv Marston, and FAREWELL" by Graham.
He has pure tenor voice, and he will re-
ceive q warm welcome whenever it may
please him to favor the Association with
his sweet tones.
Mr.. Grant surpassed himself last eve
ming, singing with marked expression: and
taste the two pleasing selections, Ibid Me
Live" by Halton. and "Lost Chord" by
Sullivan.
The orchestra was unusually small! in
number, but played three selections very
acceptably. Mr.. Kessnich's execution OF
the "Fantasia Freischutz," though good.
did not seem to please the audience. Such
arrangements for the violin may be all very
we'll in their way, but to our mind it is
rather difficult to find any music in such an
amount OF gymnastics. The Quarton by
Reissiger for violin, piano, viola, rnd celia,
and played by Messrs. Kessnch. Reinhardt,
Baseler, and Thilow, was beautiful, and
was carefully and tastefully rendered.
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SPECIAL INvEsTIGATIoN.-COo Aver
and Major Burns, two special officers OF
the United States Treasury Department, are
in the city, engaged in making minute
examination into the books, papers, &C., IN
the office OF Collector Mills. These gentle
men are on their annual tour OF eXamlna-
tiun, and will visit the other custoln-houses
i'm The State and South.
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TOBACCO At TIE PARIS ENPOSITIoS.-O1icia
adviccs just received from Paris declare that p.
LoRILLARD 4 Co, OF jersey City, succe5sfh ly,
carried OFF the h.. hest award given 10 any lobac CO
exhibtor-viz.: " The only Grand Pri=e-n Gold
HedaI-for the superior qu0lity OF their Tin
Tag plug tobacco. Jfae-cut cheping tobacco
smoking.tobucc0. and saugs." Some twenty
eight Anne! lean firms, rs well rs The principal
houses Of Enrore, were their connections.
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No HOUSEHOLD Is COMPLETELY EQUIPPED
til! us Kitchen is supplied with DoOLEY's YEAST
POWDER, knowu the country the cher
d'oeutre Of banking powders. II Is made Of the
purcst cream-tarar so difficult 10 get even ut the
druggists and II makes the products OF baSirg sur
innc Innlv nnnN
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VALENTINES STUDIO, OH Leigh street Just
above Ninth, is being visited by large
number Of the strangers in the city, and his
superb model OF the reeambent figure OF
Lee and other work have excited great in
ierest and high commendatioH. His model
1or the equeatrian statue OF Lee has elected
especial praise, and some OF the veterans OF
the Army OF Northern Virginia have ex-
Claimed, with deep emotion. tThat Is
Marte Robert on Traveller just as we
used to see him 10
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1T REMOVES WRINKLES AND SorTENs THE
SKIS-Ihe req lar u-e of MtREAY & LANTAS's
FLORIDA WATER ut the toilet tends to nrcvep' and
remove wrinkles, the softness OF The skin produced
by it taking away the natural inclination OF the co.
l,clc 10 form into ridges sn.l furrOws.
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TABLEAUX FOR TIE BENEFIT OF CENTE-
NARY CHURCH.-The tablcauX which the
ladies OF Centenary church have been pre-
pairing for some time past are progressing
finely. Vocal and instrumental music,
which will follow each scene, will prevent
the usual pauses which are so irksome to
an audience. This promises to be more
attractive than any former entertainment OF
the kind. The tableaux will be given nex'
Friday night. ef
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ssths
DISPATCH PRISTlSG-HoUsH. 6cod "osK' IL"
nrtces, and satisfaction guaranIsssL
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BOOKS AT ACcTioN.-Dont f,H 10 attend the
sale of VALUABLE BOOKS a. auction very evening
at G23 Broad street, at O'Clock. LaGie and gen
tlemen arc Invited 20 call and examine them during
the tlay f.. Il. COOK Aucttouecr.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-Thc case
of the American Basket Company rs. The
Farmyilc Banking and Insurance Company
occupied the attention OF the Court yester-
day.
On account OF the serious illness Of Mrs.
L. L. Lewis, wife Of the United States dis
trict attorney, ali criminal cases in the
United States Circuit and District Courts
were yesterday postponed.
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LOsT. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

II OST. SOMEDAYs SINCE. TWO PASS
IL BOOKS-one black cover and the other btSi, !,
color. suitable reward VIII be paid II lcit ~ ao.o
franklin street or 3103 Maiu street. no 22-3ts
II OST, ON WEDNESDAY. Goth So
IL instant, a YOUNG GORDON SET-@---S
TER about ten months old, black and IAN. Win .
little white on breast and feet. Answer 70 naaa OF
SIiIo,o 4 liberal reward will be paid for his re-
turn to The undersigned, at No. 5I7 north Seyentn
street, or the Office OF the Rl:hmond. trederteks-
burg and Potomac railroad Z. 4. TAYLOR.
no 22-3te ..s<s stssss~
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WEATHER REPORT.

1xn1c.rloNs FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
NJ Atlantic States, cloudy weather, ire
uncnt rains. warm southeast shifting to
H1oidar 1Jd northwest winds, and falling followed
by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
c,nudy weather, frequent rains, warm south
vest, yeering to colder northwest wsnds,
followed by rising barometer.
Tyr WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and clear.
rprpyossTER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81 ;
A. NJ. 54; noon. so; 8 2, NJ, 50; 8 I.
b., 81; midnight. ~.
Mean temperature, 50 Sc. .>-,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

TOTAL ABSTINENCE BALL. The Gfth
grand ball of st. Peters Total Abstinence
ana Beneficial Society win take place at
Monticelio Hail on Tuesday the 31st Of De-
ssenber. : judging from the gentlemen who
nave IT In charge it will be o success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22

yIoLETs, CARNATIONS, RosE-BuDs, HELLO
TRoPE AMI all other choice flowers OF the season.
at ToLER & IiooPER'S.