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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-29
MISSOURI FINANCES.
The State Funds In tho Mastln Bank Amply
Secured,

81, Louis August 17.-somc days ago the Euen-
ing Post of this city referring to the relations OF
State treasurer Gates to the recently suspended
Mastin bank at Kansas City, stated that the only
security that official had for the State money de-
posted In that bank was some Kansas City Water
Works bonds, which 1t characterized az compare
lively worthless and as selling in New York Mt
very low figures, To day, 1t edito tally withdraws
this statement and says the bonds were not only
legally issued but are well secured and that the
works upon which they were issued are yielding
more than enough income to pay the interest on
them
State Treasurer Gates has submitted a supple
mental report to Governor PHELPS relative to his
connection with the Masun Bank at Kansas City,
tne amount Of the State money deposited therein
and the value OF securities in his possession,
There is nothing new in IT,, except he says, In the
regular July report, he reported having in the
MasIin Bank S2063S320, VIII le IN reality there
was SjG 1888 2l Of the stale funds on deposit there
He explains this discrepancy by saying that after
making an order on the MNstin Bank to remit
S22OUOO to the National Bank Of Commerce, Of
rev YORK, as part payment of the July interest on
the State bonds he was informed by It's officers
that they could not comply with his order at once
but would make the remittance very soon after
July iTst Relying upon this promise the TTea.
suIer went to New York secured from the Bank
of Commerce an advance Of 1920 900 for the pay.
u'Vht VI tlG July lultIthl WulCu nt hBEGGu W re-
turn by September frs.
The promise Of the Mastn bank was not kent,
and the Treasurer charged back to 1t the s220O 600
which II failed to pay, and he now has, he says,
In that deiunCt concern $685. 1870 For this he
holds bond of the bank IN the sum Of one mil
lion dollars, with John Mastin, Thomas II. Mas
tin, Thomas Carrigan and James H MCGEE as Sc.
curities. He also holds $3.50 600 bonds of the Ma.
uona Water Works bonds Of Kansas City, and
S3SOOO of solvent notes.
Mr.. Gates closes by saying that Notwithstanding
the mistOrtunes which have OveTtaken him his
hands are clean, and expresses the belief the
obligations and credit Of the State will be met
al protected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-29
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

All trains daily, (sundays excepted.)
CON INJECTIONS.
At Cleveland with fast trains for the East, and
Cleveland and Detroit daily Line Steamers.
At UrichSyille with P. O. q st. L. BY,
AT Dover With N. P. 4 O. Ry.
At warwick with G. Mt V. q O. BY,
At Russell with A 4 g. ". BY.
At Grafton with O. O, o. d L BY.
AT ElyrlR with L 8. d n. 8. By.
OsdARIrOWNBRlD, WV, GARD,
9on1 hAnaGsR. BupoEinhlndeAG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-29

In Pennsylvania the crop of apples exceeds any
thing before known. In Washington county an
entire orchard was sold at two ceuts per busheL
haud picked and delivered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-29
MEANING NATIONAL BANK NOTES

Before the Republican party came in power the
country was afflicted with wildcat currency,
The Republican party give to the country the
present perfect paper currency, and 1t doesn't
propose to take 1t away Canton Repository.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-29
WEsTWARD.

Trains Nos 8 and 70 on main line run daily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. l, 2, 3
Rnr II, between Cincinnati and New York daily.
Hotel coach on trains and 10 between Chicago
and New York daily, via Mansfield.
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad; al Meadville Un-
ion and Cory for OIL Regions; and at Jamestown
for Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains fOH
the South and West
No "stopover' allowed upon local tickets. 10.
cal Passengers must purchase tickets TO their tlrBt
stopping place, and then repurchase from that
point to destination.
W. B. SHATTUC,
Gen. Passenger and Ticket A0t, Cincinnati, o
P. D. COOPER,
Gen. Superintendent, Cleveland, O. novl6h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-29

A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
"A ROAD.
Tine Table-AdQptsd May 18Th, 1877.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-29

THE CLEVELAND TUSOARAWA5 VALLEY
AMI WHEELING RAILWAY,
On and after June oath, 1877, and until further
notice, trains will run as follows:
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-21

D COHEN BROTHERS ARE IN
receipt of their new SPRING GOODS, and are
giving entirely new prices:
TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS, D0YLIES, and all
other goods reduced fully twenty-five per cent.
40 pieces DOUBLE-WlDTH COLORED ALPA'
CAS- 1t 1Sc.. heretofore sold at 30c.:
COO yards RICHARDSON'S STIORT-LENGTH
LINEN ut fully fifty per cent less than value;
The largest stock of HAMBURG EMBROIDERY
now in this city;
IIAMBURGS 1T 2i5, 4, s. 6. 7, 8, o, 10, II, 1916,
aud up. Every yard warranted from j.. to 25c.
yard less than al any other house In this city.
WATERPROOF!CL at so and Csc. reduced
from 75c. and 81:
APPLIQUE LACES and H.tNDKERCHIEFs at
one half their value:
Two cases of PIQUE CORDS 1T 7c.-the cheapest
ever offered:
Two cases handsome CAMBRIC-FISISI SHIRT
ING PRINTS ut &C.;
Three eases DRESS PRINTS at &c.;
Two cases best MOURNING PRINTS at 5Hc.
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. ego
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-21
Tariff on Type.

1t is proposed in the pending tariff bill to
impose duty of tifteen.cents per pound on
type, which is duty of forty to sixty per
cent. ad ualorem. This is oppressive. 1t
will prohibit all imRortations OF type, and
the Government will therefore get no duty
from type. This Is monstrous when we
consider that there are only nine type-foun-
dries in the Union, and they afford employ
ment to only 700 people, while there are
20 1000 printing -offices in the Union that give
employment to 10000 men. That the
great business Of printing should be
shackled to sustain monopoly for the ben
eft Of little community Of type-founders
is most ridiculously absurd. 1t is great
wrong, and we trust that Congress will not
do anything Of the kind. The facts are so
gariag, and the proposition so unsustalned
by reason and justice, that we cannot be-
leye that the proposed duty will pass.
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us TO accept Che telescope upon the coiieii.
lions naffsed.
Mr. .EewLEa advocated Mr. B0rocg's res.
olntions, and opposed Sir. FAUsrL ERoYss
motion TO amenn. 800.
Mr.. LADY, who had previously unsuc-
eessfully moved TO postpone the fesoiu-
lions until tomorrow. In order to produce
certain lpapers, agasB spoke against tnem,
He claimed that Mr.. eC0rmick had ac1ed
i,oDorablY, but that there was atmisnnaer-
standing, which with Don-actlon couid De
easily solved. -,
Mr.. BococK argued Tint Biz. Me orm1cE .
telegram to him was conclusive OF thls ma
ter, and TINT the telescope W0nid go 10 t'e
University or nowhere in this State: 800
The telegram was dased January IL, 1915
and read as follows $50 No gift 10 w asn,ng-,
ton and Lee. II you faH, expect IL VIII 90
out of che State. ,..
Mr.. ;yoHSsroN OF Giles moved to post
pone until tomorrow erhursday) at IL
O'clock Agreed to-.
Messrs. BoCoCK, ECHOES FAUNTLERoY,
Lazy. sgaRKE, and FowLEE (allof the speak
ers. indeed) referred to Mr.. Mcsormlck in
terms fiat ought to be very gratifying 10
that gentleman. Though there seems 10 be
very spisited rivalry for the telescope no
one touching upon the subject ever 1alis 10
acknowledge Mr.. McCormlck's munln-
cence. SIS
,ADvANCEp.
A number OF bills were advanced on the
calendar.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-21

hg BOOKS. NEW AND OLD, many
of them sold at HALF PRICE: LAW, THEOL-
OGY, MEDICAL, POLITICAL, HISTORY, BIO
GRAPHY, TRAVELS, SCIENCE, POETRY,
NOVELS. ANTIQUARIAN, JUVENILE, and
GREEK, LATIN. ENGLISH, FRENCH. GER
MAN, SPANISH. ITALIAN, and ANGLO-SIANON
SCHOOL-BOOKS.
The largest assortment 10 he found in The south
ern States is ut
1902 AND 1904 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
GOO SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
and MAGAZINES for sale at 10c. each.
I've offer BOOKS AS GOOD AS NEW foI all
practical purposes 1T lower price than they can be
had else where.
We are manufacturing BLANk-BOOkS and Pa
PER-BOXES of all styles equal to any mate.
j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Publishers. Booksellers. Stalioners, Printers, Bind
err, Paper Box and Blank Book Manufacturers.
fe 2O-d&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-21

Rev. w. w. BENNETT, d. D., the new
president Of Randoiph-Macon College, has
disposed of his interest in the Christian
Aduocate to Rev. J. j. LAFFERTY, late his
partner. DR.. BENNETT carries with him the
high respect OF all his editorial brethren;
and his successor, Brother LAFFERTT, is a
universal favorite. In this case we all
q welcome the coming, speed the parting. guest"
we don't Know better man for the new
position OF either DR.. BENNETT or Brother
LAPFERTY than the one who now occupies it.
p. S. DR.. BENNETT is too good to be an
editor, and Brother LAFFERrY is too fond OF
" churchmen to be the president OF a
Methodist College.
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1anaa River

z
That the canal has failed TO realize the ex-
Spectations OF It's early friends is q fact, II
disputed now at all, that must be hardly dis
puted. And that a railroad must be built
along the James-R River valley Is generally
conceded TO he d necessity, and, what; is bet
ter, that kind OF Improvement promises so
much profit to those wha build it, and 80
much prosperity to Richmond aud Viz
GINA. that we cannot doubt that sooner or
later the road will be built. ,5
The question OF the.railroad Is perpleXed
lust now from the number Of applications
for charters to build it. we are ready for
any body OF corrorators who show that
they can command the means TO build is.
Tie canal being looked upon as q failure,
certainly there can be no reliance upon 1t as
n nermanent artery OF commerce along the
richest valley in Virginia. The improve
ment that takes its place, however, should
be thorough. It should be no limited ana
CONSTRUCTED affair, to extend for short dis
lance and then rest upon the idea that the
heart Of Virginia can be accommodated oy
a nieced line of water and rail; that would
indeed be the reductio ad absardaH.
We.invi,e the people and the represents
tiyes Of this city to matter in which they
are most deeply interested. In the pending
propositions there is too much charter anu
too little money, too much latitude OF con-
struction and too little de6niteness OF route.
Some.four bills do noli n any respect requl'
a railway east Of Lynchburg at all, and above
that place the company undertaking the I'M
proyement may stop where it rleases.
AS the legislative sessions are to be ben
NAL, and a long time must elapse before an
error now made can be corrected, we re-
mind our representatives that 1t is OF the
last degree important that no error shoulc
now be permitted. That proposition whlct
PROMISES most satisfactorily an early com
nIetion and certainty OF the through lint
from Clifton Forge to Richmond should bt
most acceptable to us. We trust that .suct
scheme may meet with legislative favor
and no other proposition may be accorded
privileges that might be injurious to such
charter as that we speak Of. The pubic
interest would he best promoted by such
scheme as that.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
Seyemsy-eighth Day.
WEDNESDAY, February 20, 1878.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Lieutenant Governor WALKER presiding.
The saary-bill from the House was twice
read and referred to the Committee on Re-
trenchment and Economy.
The House apportionmeut bill was read
and laid on the table.
a large number of bills were reported
from committees and placed on the calen-
dar.
Mr.. BLAND presented bill for the sale OF
certain claims Of the State OF virginia
against the Government of the United
States to the James-River Valley Railroad
Company and the Potomac and OHIO Raii-
road Company upon certain condltiohs.
Referred to a select committee, consisting
OF Messrs. BLAND, NUM-, and MURRAY. :,
Mr.. HURT, OF Ptttsylvania presented OH
authorizing w. e.: Boisseau. sergeant OF the
town OF Danvi,e, to refund to ~. NJ. Face
and others the amount paid by them on
teri faciaS. j,
s'i',Mr. HINTON presented bill allowing fur
tber time to W. M. Field, treasurer OF Din
.widdie county, to make his return OF delin.
quents and insolyents for 1916.
sss- THE BARBOUR TAx-B1LL. 81
The consideration Of the BARBOUR tax-bill
was resumed, f.r. @ Ne 3x..5 III;
Mr.. PAUL continued and concluded his
argument in favor of the bill. 4
Mr.. FULKERSOS moved to amend Mr.
PHLEGAR'S amendment as follows: Strike
out the words after the words .. to pay" in
the 1st section, and insert in lieu thereof the
following: :. which, with all other revenue
except the capitation-taX and portion OF
the !iquor. license tax, not to exceed seventy
FIVE thousand dollars, shall be applied to the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-21
me- NEW PRICES.

COHEN BROTHERS have reduced their COL
ORED SILKS to 75c. from s1.25; from $3.50
to 90c.:
CHECKED and STRIPED SILKS to so and 55c. !;
COLORED CASH01ERES ut Soc, formerly sold at
S5c.;
BLACK CASHMEREs fully thirty per cent. less
than any former price;
DOUBLE-WIDTH BLACK ALPACAS at 1s, 90,
25c., and up fully thirty to forty per cent. less
than any former price;
THREE-PLY CARPETS Mt 92c. for most superior
manufacture;
Best TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS ut S5c.;
WHITE FLAENEI.S at 12Hc.;
Fine FRENCH FLANNELS at &c., reduced from
5Oc.; at Soc, heretofore sold ut Soc;
KID GLOVES ut 37}6c. rs good as any sold in the
city at 75c. See their 75 and S5c. GLOVES,
the former price Of which has been $3.50; also,
the LEROY SEAMLESS 1T $l.63 for three
buttons-superior to any glove sold IN this coun-
try at 1925. fe2O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-21

5Yne Debt Question

II 4 ,,,.esens to-day to the reader articles
81 fare.s MOST suggestive Impressive on
the matter OF the debt. II is q time, anu
things have taken shape In respect 10 le-
cis,ation that should arouse the deep anA-
,sfv ~ the whole State. We are far rom rom
being surprised at the warmth OF iee ~ y
shown ii the letters received ut this once.
s,rhe in, ;cattons from the Capitol are not AZ
all consolsng. There is spirit OF 'nuliler-
ence 10 the general interests OF the State
connected with pertinscity Of purpose for =
personal and clique advancement that are
] engaging. No consideration OF public well
fare. no respect for public Integrity, seems
strong enough to rctard the railing passion
Tor. purely personal qualifications.
n the people OF Virgins are ready 70 see
thcsr state lisfonorcd in the opinion OF the
civilized world--if they are ready 70 see
nriyate credit involved In the dishonor Of
nnblic cresli,--they may rest napathy and
uuie, at tbei, homes and feel as indlherent
to Virginia pubic matters as do the sepoys
=, India. But we take it thas there are life
and nr;de and honor in. the old State yet,
al ~ ~ . -
and that the yeomanry Of Virginia cannot
he unmoyed spectators Of the passing events
OF the present time.
II tfey are ut all vieilant they must see
that there is a purpose aad a pan IN Tue
Virginia Legislature that Is not faVoraoie " ,
the public reputation or to the welfare OF
tine private citizen. Here 1t is within ten
DAYS of the lawful limitation upon tue
lano.h Of the session, and what has been
done? Nothing. The public debt is farther
than ever, apparently, from solution. Inc
ingenuity OF the majority OF the House
seems to he taxed to avoid rather than 10
provide a way to settle the public oblisa.
tions. Days have been spent upon the
ouest;on of how to curtai! salaries ana save
expenditures. Yet it is not possible to dis.
cover the sincerity OK these efforts NJ re-
trenchment save through the bnai vote
thereupon.
these and other things admonish us thai
little faith is to be put in what IS called the
ponu.ar branch OF the Virginia Legislature
we trust that something may occur to 1n'
spire trust in that body; but from present
annearances we feel that there is no gooo
ground for relying upon it for anything
earthly that can benefit the physical welfare
Of Virginia, or contribute in any way u
promote her honor and her standing ID tn'
community OF States.
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nzg-THALuIMER BROTHERS, LEAD

1THALHIMER BROTHERS, LEAD
Frs OF LOW PRICES, TO THE FRoNT-STllL
FURTHER REDUCTIONS TO CLOSE OUT GCK
WINTER SrOCK-SPEClAL INDUCEMENfo
OFFERED THIS WEEK. ...,.
1900 yards good quality CORDED Plot Il al -
o, nl @ass" FRENCH NAINs0oK and CAM
BRIG ri 10 worth DC. 90 ,,,,,,.
"a pieces NEW STYLE SHIFTING CAMBRIA
PRINTS AT Sc. ,o,.o.,,,,.
large stock SHEETlNGS and C0TrONsat ne
lowest market prices. Any one ia WAL oi 81, ~
cbean DRESS GOODS. ) II AW l. $, ShiKi :.
Ri>NSKETS, and UNDERVESTS, should sl!" Il.
cali, rs we guarantee 10 save from ~ 10 20 P'
f,III line Of BLACK ALPACAS, CACHEIikt
TAMISE. CREr E-cLOTH. and bRlLLiAt'
TINES, at extraordinary low prices. our 500
these goods l. complete, and ash cail i:,S sH, D.
want or same. TABLE-LISESs. TOW fl;sS,1 nE -.
KTNS, WHITE MARSEILLESa and other Qo'h ~.
tURTAIS-LACES, &c. AZ extra low MS'SSSTIt t
are selling our extensive stock OF 49, 80
for mems and bows wear, WATEk-rho"u,s a mi
REAYER-CLOTHS,.R RED. WHITE, III. e. g.
GRAY ELANNEI.S, CHEVi0f SILK ~ W.
at prices lower than ever 10 reduce s,nSn ,kti,,
ia 4 can OH CASSIsiERES. $50 dozcn a, nITI
Misses and childrcn's HOSE; adiee sIrbbi Eli
HOSIERY, all kinds and prices missse v -
Hosiery: chiidren's STRIPED HoSiEhl W.
cheap as our stock Is very large, and sish ~.
trce same, we win offer them at very ow nspS'
THALHiNER Bkri ~,
naa 801 Broad street.
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BSNKRUPT NOTICES.
INo. $3.50

T,HTS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT oM
i the ssh day Of February, \. D. va, MI ~
the Iinit,d States for the Eastern District u
Sna against the estate OF Aensrd ,.rt S ~ ha
t 1ssh ibg nsSmeas Of any debts aud The GEM
cry Of any proner,y neoastlx TO s Of amy pro-
w na ~ VI , s Forbidden by law: that NEE
ine 81 the creditors of said bankrupt TO prove bis
debts and choose one or more assg rnnIsv 10 DO
on,, ~ p,chmond VA before Thomas = Nah ~
Es, Reg,ser IN Bankruptcy for said Sislssg,s At
SsSgi. LAY OF FEBRUARY. \. y; iSsfS;
O'CLOCK sl .1 e -, United States Marshal
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~ THOMAS r. PRICE IL co.
ESPECIALLY LOW RATES
For
FEBRUARY, MARCH, AND APRIL.

One lot ENDS RICHARDSON'S LINENS nj about
Twenty-Five per cent. less than regular rates
for shrt-maker5 and manufacturers OF white
goods opportunity:
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES ut lowest rates ever
offered here:
FULL LINE OF DONESTICS:
FRUIT-OF-TFE-LOUM ami ANDROSCOGGIN 1T
Zoe:
WAMSUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and PORE
MAIL at l2!$c.:
ga. GA, 1T, ST.. l0-4, LII, and I'D SHEET
ING ut lowest rates:
LINEN DAMASKS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, and
SHEETiNCiS, 70 suit housekerpPrs;
Fresh exhibit SPRING CALICUES;
LIGIIT-FIG uRED PERCALES, CRET0NNES.
and CAiICOES;
In KID GLOVES for gentlemen and ladies we have
most complete assortment; ~.
CENT? EMEN'S COLLARS, CUFFS, SCARFS,
HOSIERY. CASSIMERES. CLOTHS. &C.
LOCK- Mt our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOT
TINGHAM LACkS, and other uOUSE-FUR-
NiSHlNGS.
We otter great bargains In DRESS-G0ODs NOVEL
TIES.
Look at our stock.
fuI2 T. II. PRICE & CO.
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EVER MADE IN THIS GUN iL'''
A. PERCALE at &c. per yar'!-rell value l. -
per yard:
MARBLE OnL-CLOTH. Cd. 1t zoe. per yard:
MAHOGANY OIL-CL0Tli. Cd =, n SOC. per yari !:
OU-CLOTHS In patterns at-30c. per pattern Per-
SONS wishing these goods should purchase t!!rit
from us, rs Il reduction Of 20 per cent. has hr'.n
made OF former prices
sl2 BLANKETS for s10-a reduction Of 20 pr
cent has been made on these rOOd,:
$40 BLANKETS for $500 reduction Of 20 per
cent. has been made on these goods:
IS BLANKETS for a6.50-a lie iuction of 20 per
cent has been made on these goods
81 BLANKETS for Sj.50-a reduction "f 30 pr
cent. has Gern made en- these goods:
Sc BLANKETS fer s4.75-a reduction of 20 per
cent. las been mad. on these goods:
So BLANKETS for STA reduction OF % per cent.
has been made Oh these goods:
81 BLANKETS for $3.23-a reduction OF - r'r
cent. has been made en- these good.
Our 25c DRESS-G GODS rc,luc",! 10 7c. per y1II.
our soc. ALPACA reduced 10 35c. per yard
Our 81 CACHEMIRE reduced 10 75c. per yar';
Our l2tlc. PIQUE reduced TO 7c. per yard.
SYCLE BROTHERS viii open on FRIDAY. Feb'
rIiarr 18th:
HAMBURG EDGIStiS and 1SSERIlNh>. WV
different styles OF the choicest patterns r""r'N'
hibted in this city. This lot OF Sood' has "''
selected after Il most careful inspection OF ""T
buyer In The New York market: Their by "e ~
enabled TO offer ihe,n at 2j per cent. !,>S iIar
any house in the city.
We have IL complete stock I'm every Department
and all goods have been marked down 20 I"r cc'''
Please call and zee for yourselves.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
FILA between Third and Fourth strrri'.
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DEATHS.

Died. at Rose Lawn, In the county Of Henrico, on
Wednesday the Goth Of February; 1snS, AZ =, .
O'Clock A. H., Captain BENJAMIN W. GFEEN' IN
the forty-hfth year of his age.
His fun ern Will take place from the family resi-
dence on FRIDAY MORNING Mt IL O'clock Ine
friends and relatives of the family are invited to NJ
tend.
Died. In Manchester. February 18th, EDWARD
A. HOOKER; aged fifty-hYe years.
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To CORRESPONDENTS We repeat that we
are overwhelmed with communications.
We have two of II. A. BIS that we have
had month. We have others from Farm
vile, from Danville, from Hampden Sidney,
from everywhere, which we desire to print
as soon as we can.
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lair measure ID such d sub ices would be-
forced 10 any torsssotls md uneertaln9
course. The b BARBOUR blu Will probably be.
& long time Id getting through its troubles
The end may be far off, and we appfehend
that h opens d series ofs mtsiortuaes for
Virginia that its authors and advocates lit
tie dream OF. ssSs (,
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MARRIAGES.

Married at Broad-street tAIethodist Episcopal
church, Thursday. February IA, ns!S; ~ se "
George G. Vandersce, a. Is; GHa Enlh ~ p;cS "
Manchester. aud BELLE w. HASCOCh' vi hiS.
1nnnd. No carIs. -.
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M EE7gNasS.

4 STATED CONVOCATION OF MssSSgg
n LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAP-sYAS@
TER No. 43, will be held ut st. AlDans aeNN&
Hail. corner of Third and Main S'reets; -,
'rWIS IThursday) EVENING at O'Clock: All Royai
Arch Masons In good standing are cordially invited.
By order OF the NJ. F.. II. r.
fe2l-It CHARLES LUNDIN, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-21

The ..compiler OF "things wise and
otherwise" is what he dubs himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-21

kiy~ CHAMPAGNE.-Jus received, di-
reef from France, fresh lot Of CHAMPAGNE,
consisting Of
EXTRA DRY VERZENAY,
NAPOLEON CABINET, and
PREMIERE SERRE,
for sale az moderate prices by
OSCAR CRAM,
fc 2O-2w No. IA Governor street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-21
MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTENTlON.A-Asse at 4
I i regiment al nrmorv on FRIDAY NEXT, 22d n
Februry, ut TYP. NJ, In full. dress uniform. Tor
Grill and Inspection. After Inspections supper VI
and 1t is desired that every man shall ne present. by
order of Captain L. j. BoSSIEUX.
fe 81 OF JAMES L. TYLER. Orderly.