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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-03

CALL OF A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KEANE IN THE CITY-ExPENDITURES OF
THE CITy--ToBACCo EXPoRTS--SUCCEsSFUL
FORGERY.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER 2, 1873.
At meeting Of the congregation OF the
Second Presbyterian church held yesterday
after the morning service, Rev. 5. Il.
Wynne, OF Culpeper Courthouse, was elect
ed pastor OF the church, and to-day the eau
was duly forwarded TO him by mail. The
pulpit Of this church has been vacant since
the resignation OF Rev. George L. Petrle,
now OF Charlottesville. Mr.. Wynne has
recently preached several times to the con-
gregation yerr} acceptably. He is g young
man, a graduate of Union Theological SEM
mary, and S,ives promise Of usefulness and
eminence in the ministry. 1t is beileFea
the call viii be accepted.
Whib; we are about to gain new minis.
Ter TO our pulpit, it is more than probable
that VIC shall lose one OF our old ones IN Inc
ne.Ison of Rev. L. T. Eaton, ppstor OF the First
.Ijaptist church, who has received very
pressing call to. Nashville. Mr. Eaton's
congregation, who are deeply attached to
him, are much distressed at the idea OF los
ing him, and will hold meeting on We'd
nesday night to endeayor to retain him, ana
its hoped they may be successful In their
efforts. 80 go -
Bishop j. J.. Keaue preached yesterday
morning and last night to very large con-
gregations at St. Joseph's Catholic church..
This was his first visit to Petersburg since
his ascendancy tothe bishopric. and among
bis bearers were a large number OF Pro
te5tants. IA a Iss9 /.
The Auditors report shows that the city
expenditures through his office during the
month OF November. amounted to $12,T76.
The exports OF manufactured tobacco from
this port in November were nearly 100000
pounds, and the receipts OF internal revenue
about $1,000 COCA falling off OF several thou
sand dollars as compared with the month OF
October. u I'll. s+s .ssf,,5s
The name OF Tappey 81 Steel was success
fhlly forged TO check for S2l last week,
and the check was passed in purchase OF
goods-Ar. 3. II. spiers being the loser
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, December 2, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 20 hogsheads and
tierces. The offerings ut auction OH Change con-
sisted of 20 packages; of which 10 taken in.
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
to $3.50.
We continue to quote.
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, s1.50@S2; medium
to good, $3@lS4. -.-
Lsqf-Common, s4@s5; medium, s5@o; good,
ss@Sl0 fine, 311@S14.
BRIGHT.
Luqs-Common colory, S36s4.
Fifiers.-Common, S4@S5; medium, $5@S7;
good, S7@S10; fine, Sl0@S13.
| SmokerS.-Common, S70ISS.50: medium. 500
ST.: good, S10@Sl3; fine, S15@5lS; fancy, - s
Vrappers-Common, $12@s15: medium: s1s
@S25; good, S30@S4o; fine, S6O@S7c; fancy,
$75@S90.
OFFICIAL COMPARATIVE TOBACCO REPORT.
A statement of the Inspections reviews, and deli
yerles Of tobacco at the different warehouses in the
| city of Richmond for the months Of October and
November, 1877 and 1878. together with the stocks
on hand and the sales Of loose tobacco for the same
periods:
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DEATHS.

Died, at his residence, No. 1o2 west jackson
street, At 11:40 p. NJ. December /, 1878, DAVID
$. WRIGHT.
His funeral will take place from DR.. Reads
church TO-DAY Tuesday at IL O'Clock A.; NJ
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 70
attend.
New York and Petersburg papers please copy.
Died. at the residence of her son-in-law, DR.
Jenfcr Garnct. ut p. NJ. the LIST instant. In the
eirhtie,h year OF her age, Mrs. MARTHAT. TABB
widow of the late Philip NJ. Tabb.
Her funeral will take place IO-Dh1, me 80 IN
The friends OF the family and those of her son. DIR
H. Cabeli Tabb, are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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Mr.. Gladstone has been making speech
at Greenwich, which, while attacking the
members Of the Cabinet, excluded the
Queen from censure. He reproached the
Government for not communicating to Par
lament for years past anything in relation
to Afghanistan. He said war had been de-
clarcd and an invasion committed before
Parliament was conYoked. Parliament,
formerly the grand council Of the nation,
now resembled the French Parliament be-
fore q revolution. He declared that the
Government had incurred heavy responsi-
bility, which the people must share unless
they overthrow the Administration ut the
elections. The present war was an unjust
one, quoting Lady Macbeth's words.
Here is the smell of blood" and reminded
his hearers that unjust wars lead to national
downfall. 1t is supposed that the session OF
Parliament will be short one, and be fol-
lowed by q genera! election.
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International Dairy Fair ut New
York -

NEW YoRK. December 2.-The formal
opening OF the international Dairy FAIR
took place this evening, with an address
from Ex-Governor Seymour. A large dis
play of fine cattle is present, and there is an
immense display Of cheese and foreign and
homemade butter. 1t is thought the eXhi-
bition will stimulate the dairy business
throughout the country.
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Sent to the United States Grand Jury.

NORFOLK, December ID. E. Holland
was examined before United States Com
missioner Barry to-day on the charge OF
shooting j. W. Johnson, engineer on the
wrecking-tug B. & j. Baker, at Ponce,
Porto Rico, on the 7tb OF November. After
q hearing the accused was permitted, by
petition, to be sent on to the grand Jury OF
the United States Court, he giving bail for
his aDnearance. -
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RICHMOND AND DANv1LLE RAlLRoAD Co.,}
RICHMOND, VA, November 10, 1878.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND
DANvLLLE RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held
at the Office of the company, in the city of Rich
mond. on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of Decem-
Der. 1878. at IL O'Clock NJ.
THE books for the transfer Of stock will be closed
from the 2lss instant until after the day of meeting
RICHARD BROOKE,
no L. lawtDecl &ldtd Secretary.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC. NOTICE.-The men, & :
WI bers of RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10, Xxx
are requested to attend stated communities " '
Third and Main streets, on THIS Tuesday EVE:
MING ut 6 O'Clock. Members of sister lodges and
all transient brethern in good standing are invited
TO meet with u. By order Of the ". NJ.
JAMES +. RIDDICk. Secretary
December Sd, A. L. 5S76, A. ID. 1878.
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|iaercby. The forgery was not detected nm.
Gil The check was presented at bank for pays
|aspntss sysUYIw
gTAuNToN. I
plSS.--ELECffoS. 90.

Il Correspondence OF the Rlchrnont. Dispa,chI
DECgMBER Q, 1878. I
Since yesterday afternoon there has been
a pretty steady fall OF rain
Already some OF the delegates to attend
the Valley Railroad stockholders meeting
tomorrow have arrived. AS the majority
OF the stock Baltimore and the Baltimore
no practical action.
The Board Of Directors Of the Western
Lunatic Asylum have elected Mrs. w. B.
johnson as matron Of that institution. a
position for which she has most admirable
qualifications. PENN.
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RusINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE, TWO STANDS at Richmond
II and Petersburg Railroad depot-one BAR
ROOM, No. 226. aud the other Il FRUIT-STAND
IN the depot. The two will be sold together Apply
to -. A. BACIGALUPO.
de 3-2tx ILL.,.
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SALES REPORTED no SECRETAkY.

WHEAT.-Red. 160 bushels Fultz at 96c.; 90
BUSH Is Fu.tz 1T 9Sc.: G2 bushels very good Fulz
9Sc.: 400 bushels urine Fultz on private TERMS 2s
bushels ut 9Sc.; 16 bushels mixed at SI.05; 20
bushels prime Lancaster ~ SLOT: ~ bushels very
common AZ soc 4G bushels at Csc: Is bushels az
95c.; Sc bushels very good Fullz at 81; 29S BUSH
els good Fultz 1T 81; 720 bushels private terms
total, ,lG2 bushels.
OATs.-50 bushels prime spring at 33c.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE
L CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH on TUESDAY NIGHT at 8 O'Clock.
NIcssrs BUTCHER aud WELLS. of Wilmington,
Del, will be present. There will also be meeting
on THURSDAY NIGHT ut The Serenth.Street
Christian church. de 3-1lf
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
" The regular monthly meeting of the above So
cicty win take place THIS Tuesday EVENING"
December 8, AT TX O'Clock.
Prompt attendance requested.
JOSEPH w. LAUBE,
de Sit Secretary.
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BOOTS. SHOES. sxc.

NENTLEMEN'S HEAVY DOU-@6R
VI BLE-SOLE QUILL T E D-BOTTOMRST9
ALEXIS TIES. $3.50; Gentlemens Salf-s w.
skin Double-See London Cap-Toe CATER,
Sa; Gentlemen,s Waukenphast Caters and Ties,
hand made-perfect comfort; Ladies' Kid Foxed
and Pebble Goat Shoes, best Philadelphia makers
Boots, best Philadelphia makers, $3.50; Ladies'
Glove-kid Button Boots, $3.50; Old ladies' Broad.
CATERS, Foxed, Pebble Goat, and Kid Lace Shoes:
Boys School Shoesthree heavy soles, soft calf and
IL No. ! work-S2.50. Call and sec them at
j. A. GRIGG'S,
no 80 Tenth and Main streets.
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF Mrs. ANNA Z. JUDSON will take
place from Trinity church, corner Broad and TWEEN
tieth streets. TUESDAY the Sd instant, at O'CLOCK
2. NJ The friends Of Mrs. Henry 4. Hart and those
of Dr. K. G. Bailey are invited 10 attend. 80
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n~ THE.GREAT DRY-GooDs SALE.

1T THE, GREAT DRY-GOODS SALE.
UPWARDS OFF FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
WORTH OF NEW GOODS AT LESS THAN
FIFrY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
THE CONSEQUENCE OF LARGE ASsIGNEES'
SALES.
SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OE
SILKS IN BLACK AND COLoRED.
INCLUDING EVENING SHADES.
SOME or THE MOST MAGNIFICENT GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
DRESS GOODS, ono and h,,H yards wide, at 6oc.,
formea.vRlue, 1925:
Ga ALL-WOOL MArELASSE reduced from 81 go
toS1;
Thousands of vnrioVs DIR esq G0ODS at the great
est reduction At COHEN BROTHERS..
mo G3t,
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1878.
40 n
DELIVERIES.

There was an increase in the inspections for Octo-
her and November, 1878. over those OF 1877, of
$50 hogsheads, and decrease Of 207 tierces and 81
uDiaudS.
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nor does 1t appear that they have been made
a matter OF official record.
esecretaryTh Thompson has been slightly iif
to-day. he expects to be az his post to-
morrow 1850 - e ssS
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.9G.CENT STORE.

DECEIVED AT sos BROAD STREET,
A beautiful line of ALBUMS at 9sc. and sl.9s;
Handsome PEARL CARD-C.,sEs at 9se. and
sl.5O-the latter 1 great bargain;
Handsome INLAID SHELL CARD-CAsEsi
s,,ll line Of GERMAN aud FRENCH.PLATE
MIRRORS at SOC, 75c., and &c.,:
Five dozen THREE.SHELF FOLDING BOOK
RACKS-WALNUT; ....
Another lot Of CARRIAGE-WHIP six to ciSht
feet long, at 99c. and 3l.25-every one warrant
ed;
A lot of TupEE-S SHELF PL ANT-STASDSa t 99c.;
More Of those HANDSOME CHAISTAB LEs, with
inlad tops, at 99c.;
Handsome LAMPS. with full scveifinch Areaho
Trimmings dozen styles, among WHICH arc nH
urcs and extra gilt; -
HANDSOME lot OF LADIES' OPElA-CHAlNs and
SETS at 99c.;
A lot of new styles In WALNUT WALL-foOh-
ETS-some very handsome ones;
The best low-priced COAL-HQDSiu town.
Catalogues mailed free TO any one sending address
and all orders promptly and cartfuily filled.
w. A. STEVENS,
,ooa sos Broad street.
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BY Telegraph.
:. NEW YORK.

sG5 bales: upands, 9yc.; Orleans, bic. Flour
dull, without decided change; southern dull and
unchanged Wheat 1k(92c. lower, with moceraie
S1GSI. O61. Corn &c. low er at f6@47c. Oats very
dull while. slsc mixed western Sa9kasoS:
Sniet and uTchapced; : refined quiet and steady.
Moasses uncnanged and dull Rice pnc a.anGe.
Rosn quiet and steady at :5u; S9rpsH'
Cus-Gseats very quiet mddcs fairly active; shoT,
clea r. December and latter part OF January .6v
J s.ry. s4SIH. Lard lower and depressed; print
steam. s8.07x. iWbiskey dull at Si.pt.'S asked
| Freighis very quiet.
- IA ! "a BALTIIQRE.
/ BlL7IMeRE, December S,-Flour-Rathcr NOR
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FlAsT-BANK sPLNT COAL.
FOR EXCELLENCE: FOE pgR 3; Y ~
and for choice Crate Coal, order EAS1-BANK
SPLINT from p. R.SCARRINGTON. +
corner Seventeenth and Cary streets, ana
oc Ia corner Jefferson and Broad streets.
A NTHRACITEE GOA L-all sizes and
tA;weil screened. Sold by weight.
prepared by machine, for Kfndling and General Do
nestle PURPOSES. guarantee 10 deliver ACTUAL
'e-.- 7. n. CARR,iNGTON,
corner Seventeenth and Cary streets, and
oc IA corner Jefferson and Broad streets,
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syATINE IETELH.Fs;ENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 2, 1873.
- ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 2, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen 4 Co..
Steamer j. W. Everman. Carr. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCarrick,
Brig Paran tBr.), Morrison. Windsor, N. g., plas-
Schooner Paul and Thompson, Brown, New York,
s1 scb 10 Dick Williams, wiets, Philadelphia,
Schooner Harry Landell, Taylor, New York, lime,
Schooner, Matthias Durnock, Paul, Baltimore,
Schooner Nary G. FAR, Crowell, stonInzton, CT,
scSeone eG4 Hean, New
Schooner a Olivia Il Booth, Bennett Philadelphia,
Schooner JOSEPH Il. Billings, Lewis, Baltimore,
SALT A. :; Lee. :. :5. :, - ,'
! Steamer Ariel, Clifford Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum,
agent. .sf.-I ,
From PhiIadelphia, November 29th, schoonars j.
| r. johnson. Rose, and WiIiam Magee. Ramsey.
4 IFrom Baltimore, November SOth, schooner Alice
Curtis, Morris. '.t.1 z, = !, - = (.
: I1Fl'Tt MEMORANDA. - 80 =
T. Schooner Hannah e. Schubert, King, hence, al
Sehooners Amelia Hearn. Moore, aud Agnes Rep
plfer, Hopkins, hence, ut Philadelphia Novemoel
Schooners John cGinness, Colburn, and William
] Magee, Ramsey, hence, at Philadelphia Novemhe
Goth. - =,
Schooner 8. NJ. Ivans, Wlletts, hence, at Philadel
4 pha November 30th.
| Schooner Gersh Banker> Price, herce, at Ri
| Grande do Sui October 28th. ,@..
Bark Kong Oscar ii. Nor ! Christ5phersen, helce
4 at Konigsberg November Goth, III
i Bark Harmoaic, Dolives, he:lce, at London No
yember 18th. ft f,I>
/ by Telegraph.
LONDON. December 2.-The steamer Alsati'
4 from New York for London hes arrived ut ST Cathi
4 rinei5 Point
HArRB, December 1.-Arriyed: Bark Kunder
Wig. from Richmond:
T. BREMEN, December Z.-Arrtyed: BARK WI
H1yRE, December 2.-Arrlyedi Bark GeorS
/ from RtchmeDd.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, December 2.-Gold opened at l 0OS.
Nosn.-Stocks weak. Money on CALI 3G4 per
cent. Gold, lO0k Exchange-Long, 4s1; short,
4S5. Stale bonds quiet Governments firm.
EpeIing.-Money, 2R per cent. Exchange 4Sl.
Gold, 10O4. Governments firm; new 5s> 1868.
States dull.
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CONTEMPORARIES, DC.

SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES, soc. per
y dozen: MESsINA ORANGES, 25c. per dozen |;
FINE NEW LAYER-FIGS (snall boXes), l5c. per
pound: VALENCIA RAlSlNS. three pounds for
pound. IL cWOoDs,
no 30-3t -.a 419 Slxtn sIreet.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO- s

CORN AND FLOUR EXCEANGE.
RICHMOND, December 9, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 2.34S bushels.
CoHS.-Fhit So bushels.
OATS.-750 bushels.
h,,S1,n ole
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The increase Of deliveries for the months of Oc-
toher and November, 1878, as compared with The
corresponding months Of 1877 was 2,4o7.
y The most noticeable increase was at the Planters
and shockoe warehouses The greatest decrease "ai
at Mayors and the Public.
Four new warehouses reported thas were not IN
existence In lS77-Owens's warehouse lead!hs in
the Inspections and deliveries. +
STOCK ON HAND. 80
..... -t.,. 1877. . 1878.
yn.roctad ,....,4.n6S 6,l31
ifnfnsnectcd ..,,,.,..l,ObO 1865
st .sl..s.-, s. ....5.7r 1928 1905
Increase of inspected for 1878, 1868 hogsheads;
increase or uninsnected for. 1878, sos hogsheads.
LOOSE TOBACCO SOLD. =
1877, 1878.
f-a. - Pounds. Pounds.
shockoe $4,000 l64,S0o
Crenshavyis ..,.,,....~ 1888 $500
.y..H elO,eI3 100000
Decrease for October and November, 1878, 59O.-
+ 81 pouDds-4a4,2e0 pounds at shockoe, and 1867
1la pounds at Crenshaw's warehouse.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. December 2-Eirginia 6's. de-
ferred, TX: consols 5JL second series 37S: past
due coupons. so. North Carolina 6s, old, II new,
s. Bid to-day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, December Mrs. Tate, wife OF
the Archbishop of Canterbury, and daugh.
ter of Archdeacon Spooner, is dead.
A description has been telegraphed from
New York Of Mrs. Schiel and four daugh-
tiers, who were passengers on the steamship
Pommerania. The description and ages Of
the daughters correspond with the two
children now at Dover.
Emperor Williams Return to Berlin.
PREPARATIONS FOR A GRAND DEMoNsTRA-
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.. Flour.
Fine. S2.75@S3: supcriine, s3.5O@s3.75; ex-
ira. s4.25MS4.5o; common family, So; fancy
brauas, s6@sS6.50.
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we have the testimony OF physicians who pre-"
scribe It, and of patients who have taken 1t. that IT
IS NONE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
uoHx EASILY AssIMILATLD THAN ANY OTHER
OH, MEADE 4 BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
pot5 GIG Main street. Richmond. Va.
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PETERSBURG.

CALL OF A MISUNDERSTANDING
KEANE IN THE CITY-EXPENDITURES OF
THE CITy--ToBACCo EXPoRTs-SUCCEsSFuL
FORGERY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-12

shoulders Shippers arder-1 car horses Regan-6o
bbls oil order-i car umherJ Fromberg--1 oar brick
Muir-344 pkga beer Hoander-Il0 do tons
Ice v Merz-i car cattle Ayeook, Mitehell aeo---s
bbs lime w Converse ir &co--1 Dbl turnips bbls
5bsefs 1as bills potatoes G W Davison aco--s ears
cattle and hogs II M Flautt--9 cars wood Frye-5
csks castings 10 pkgs mdse stauffer. Macready &oo
% bbs apples 81 pcs castings bog Oteri T. Bro
boxes cheese 4e psgs butter II Lawrence &co-f6e
st,oh & son-E5O bills potatoes Keller--s6o do las
bbls onions I'D bbls apples Chas Pleas ants-l64 hbls
potatoes % bbls apples Miller Meyer-10 do 10 bbls
potatoes 10 bbls onions Stephens e. stork--ls bbls
apples Salamon --Total 146 bales cotton 200 hbls
-four rs hhds bacon 80 hi do 1881 pcs do cars wheat
MoRaAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD
Sept lilo bales moss and sunnries TO order
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Sept l1-42 sacks rough rice A A Jacobs-2z4 do
Allen e. Syme--33 do schwabaoher g. HFHcb-1ol do
Kip g. Ruoh-1e5 do Chism & Beyd-l25 do Steward
a. Thompson~-1 sack seed cotton A L Chopin
Total sack seed cotton no sacks rough -ce
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A CARD.
au2O BOT
Secretary Of Gtl

regret to announce the death of my driver,
Mr.. John Mehle. which occurred on Tuesday,
September 3, 1873, and that there wi be no In
tarr1uttt,,17 with the delivery Of my
Beer. az have secured the services OF another
competent and careful man, and trust that the
many friends Of Mr.. Mehle will continue their
favors as heretofore. IT. by inadvertence, they
are overlooked the first few days or SO. note
dropped at the Brewery will receive prompt at
tention. Ihope by continued fair dealing and
prompt delivery of my Beer. to meet the con-
tinued favors of my German and English
friends Of thiscity. J.J. Week ERLINd.
Louisiana Brewery corner Magazine and De-
lord streets. se5 I'm
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATT cr LOUISIANA.

I
Executive Department. !
Whereas, HENRY V. BABTN, of the parish Of
East Baton Rouge. has applied to me for the
cancellation of his official bond furnished and
signed by him. as principal, on the fourth day
Of April. 1876. for the sum of twenty thousand
dollars. with Mrs. Florestine Babin, Joseph II.
Harkney. Richard j. McOabe. Pierre Baron
Molere LANCE and Joseph G. Charlotte. as Sc
curities, conditioned for the faithful perform"
ance Of the duties of said Henry V. Babin as tax
collector for the parish Of East Baton Rouge:
Now. therefore. /. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana, do hereby
give public notice to all persons therein In
terested and concerned to show cause. in writ
Ing, a. the Office oi the Secretary OF state. In
the cltv or New Orleans, within ninety daye
from ana after the last pub ieatton nersof why
the above described bond and the mortgage
resulting therefrom should not be Cancelled and
annuIleu, ana the above named securities dis
charged from any further liability In the
premises.
Given under my signature and the seal Of the
State Of Louisiana, ct the city of New Orleans,
this thirty first day Of July. In the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy Eight. ,-x,rr.r
BY the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State. au20 BOZ