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The officers OF several charitable associations
met In the Mayors once yesterday to devise plan for
the collection money and clothing for the citys poor
Il was determined to send bands OF orphan boys with
wagons through the city to collect clothing, and to dis.
tribute the garments gathered among the institutions,
making discrimination ON account Of eher religion
or race The Committee appointed To the plan
willard Parsons Of the Howard Mission. james Lynch Of
the Home for the Aged Henry KIM OF the West Side Re
et Associaton, G. Dooey Of the society 9i 81 Vincent
dc Paul aud Bunting Of the Christian Home Tor the
Incorporate Mayor Ely, william II. Ransom, and W. =
Barnard were appointed 10 collect subscriptions The
Mayor was also made treasurer Of the fund.
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The Grand Jury indicted the Board Of Health
on the sist Of May last Tor misdomeanor. In giving
permit Ton the manufacture Of fertilizers In the hulk Al
gonqun, mOorod at Twenty ninth street, North RIVER
Judge sutherland hlod yesterday his decision on no
ton tO Quash the indictment lie decides thht the INST
count docs not set forth inictahc neglect of oeih duN
on of any duty, moral or legal. The allegation OF nes
gence i, not supported by sufficient show Of legal eN
dencr. The Indictment that was found against the ma
oriy Of the Aldermen the same day for alleged ON
cia maeasnncc in giving permit Tor the setug up oil
plank the display oi newspapers offered Tor SAFE,
wAS QuA.LCd Within lev days VI ~ Abiding
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NEwBURdH, Dec. 2G.-Chnres johnson, no.
gro fell down in swamp this city Tuesday night
while intoxicated and on Christmas afternoon was found
dying exposure BY hunter lie mad been out IN
the cold about sixteen hours with the thermometer pht
oi the time as low ~ degrees The man ceased to
hrn alhn snDn nller he MAs round.
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The Alliance also adopted the following bill in
reference 10 railroad freighis. which is TO be
Ilrl..alaI IIHlllii Tim L moi -Dll
Increased Demand for SILVER Dollars.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2G.-Since gold fell to par
the demand tor standard silver dollars has scadil, in
creased Before that time the orders received the
Treasury Department averaged siuupu daily. To-day
order. TOT 49, no received IN one mail which
rived before the dc pattucnt closed al noon.
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CONC no THE LEGIsLArURE.
The Farmers and the KnIironds' Alleged
frelght Discrimination.

ALBANY. Dec. 2j.-A the annual meeting Of
the Farmers Alliance and Of tho State Dairy
mems Association the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
HI,.,u The railroads Of the state have systematically
dlscrimnHted against the industrial interest, o the state
and all attcmrts 10 obtain remedy have tia, been
thwart,d through the PRINCIPAL legislative committees
being made mp 30 their in'cr' ST.. therefore,
hegfoi Ihet hcucriurti we will trdcaNor by all hon
cradle means u lniu'u nee the SELECTION OF committees 80
20 mukC them larry rcrr, sent the public inter
and tu this end request all members Ui Assembly
~ vote for SPEAKER oi Assembly who Is unbiased ana
tree rom rnlfoal ihudence 49,.
R,sitei. That railroads public highways, and ne
such should Ice uperht,d with the utmost publicity ana
mpartiliiy. tat all persons should have equal rights
tho shipper OF small quantity ~ goods should have the
same rate rs lnrsc sipptr plus the relative ncreae "
rates transporting ifcght should hear moic reason
able proportion 10 tue through rates ihan they have here
toiurc done
The Alliance also adopted the following bill in
reference 10 railroad freghis. which is TO be
pressed upon the Legislature.
IN Aa ~ Rgstis C'Inies i,r Transportation On Riiteid
SFcriuS No railroad company subject 90 the law II
the state shall discriminate lu favor ui or against amy
person. rru Assassination or corporation Transporting
freight. uYlu over sail roads them nor shall
any locality within the state II being intended that
each nd every 90 such corporations should so regulate
lease or Otherwise h} Such corporauon Ike aruccf ia
Like quantity tor like distances. shall tc charged like
prices except only 80 TAR as ac al differences OF kI"usc
may ar~c IN receiving ani delivering such aruClcs uf
between Transporting over hsh or low grades IN which
the rates shall ony De raised 20 meet the actual
difference and n no case shall ans company charge or
SIC Any incorporated company violating Of the
provisions 81 this act shall forfeit 10 the party agsrev
dollars, to be sued tor and recovered IN any oi the
SIC j. This act shall take cficct Immediately.
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To PHILADELPHIA.
V'O PHILADELPnIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE oLD.EsTABLIsIIEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE pEPOTs Is PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NkW NOKh
DOUBLE TRACK. tue MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MkNr, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN ABsOLurE sAFErY


on AND AFTER DEC. 10. 1879.
Express Trains leave New YORK, via DesbrOsses and
Curt.anit Streets Ferries. as follows.
"a. -. IN. o. 10 liultcd n A VI l. $50 T. s. q.
~. go AMI 10 + NJ.
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with all throush
trains az jersey CITY, anoriins speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Rcturuug trains leave Philadelphia Il o. 3 IS. 80. /
: $50. \. : 80 and II A NJ. d.iuutet Express so T.
NJ. :. T. 81. 7. Hul IS T. NJ ON sunday u o.
a.. 8 -. =, = 80 4 VI 4. 80 T.. NJ
Ticket offices. b9O ana ga Broadway, Aston House
nni foot Dcbro,,es and tortandt st. court IT. aud
brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton st.. Br1okyu, IA
llG and ils Hudson st lohoAcu. Depot Jersey City
Lmisraut u ket office, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, l. T.. FARMER,
General Manager Gcnl PASSENGER Agent
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Sttambuats auO Ralltolos.
NEW LINE TO posToN.

oNNN"'''SS"'S NV -'"''NSs'S~'
NEW LINE TO BOSTON,
~ VIA AlNn's Point
NORWICH LINE. PIER 90, Mr.
Steamers CITY OF NEW YORK ana CITY OF BOSTON
at4 90 l.. W. daily. SUNDAYS included
FARE ONE DOLLAR every day In the week.
Positively tickets good only DAY Of sale and trains
injecting with boat at Alyn's Point
GOOD SUPER FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets tor sale At Pier ~.
Norwich line Tor Boston, Worcester, Portland, and all
points north and asst.
NEW LONDON AND NORWICH.
Steamers CITY OF LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH, from
Pier ~. n r.. daily. at 4Jl 4. NJ, Sunday excepted
Tickets AMI STATE Rooms may be obtained at the office
Of the company All Broadway corner OF Canal ST.
Freight taken tor all points At lowest rates
For further Information. inquire at Pier a. y. r.
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Circulation of The Weekly Sun
For ,hs same period Is.os0.4SO, weekly average
ADVERTISING RATES.

DAILY EDITION.
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BNantss dnantts.

Busmrss dgancs.
COLOR ADO.-Rlrc chance Cor am cu,r.cu, man
" with sunl rli ial 10 1uy stock RANCH suitable lor
hotel ueal Colorado Suu.-, laeu Post uncv aui me
holi9Wlrr. tor 'r1Nrlrts uu public road 90 LeaiNls
so 4.i72 " YORK
EoH SALE IN - established bakery. Inquire on
te premises. $40 -d av
STAMPING ami de,gmu. lD-iDr,. wih ~ Wilh
Vut peIorROr, WoIkinS lVr stuIts L. IIu "
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tlsrsomll .lutlt,s.

tfts0rh Hotitts.
A TTENTIoN, PATIrNTS .-Nter you hav,
"A lrrn disappointed your .cH-c improperly treated
or neglcct" call on Or PKutlN % Blni - ycarS
iaus hospital cNp rrnce all dls,asrs OF skis ii,on
drrs aui nervous debility, also chrome conn lu's lnOd
impurities physical or mental disability Wll receive
speedy radical cure.
A LAME BON on the leit lc-. o., tWccn o. and II
n years old, with poor tiut'r- ifak rtr. and dAn
|mlrNiuu b. ans. iug from Doc, ume ut Nirr 49,
Any lcr'un hliu-lu- tic boy home VIII ht rewarded
fpr o.
A TTEN1ION !-Tlt.t, NrAg, Pru,.au AMI AnrrE
- gan plt' u't @rriaurs, diseases 20 men aui loss a
munhooi, consultation true d. JACOBI, l6l blocked
street
RHOIGuTON's lnyisorauus syrup cures stomach
- htcr, kinney Shtu Diseases. Wcthu,.- Ar also
stores manhood, 2'c l, bottle Advice iscc uUW an 81
DISEASES OF MEN amt u.ryau, Iti.t-auan !
- specially De lAtQl E~A MISUNDERSTANDING success
HN iraid uy,r di, nse, ios Che lAst y YEAR,. can 10
AN eases, from Whatever tnU-. Ur hHN r, standing
insure q speedy cure 7 University place. Sew York
onice hours, % ull ami toS
DISEASES OF MEN Dc ,prclliy, caro- from g toS
- JAYS DR. DYER ~ West lfiI .. near hth av.
IEWILHN SO hclp me Cod. vail keep It strictly
eunhirul1i nut ict 100 thc matter as sou direct X.
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Day sVeras ssh days. 1is,aai
Total papers printed nom Jan l. 1870 10 Dec l. 1874
1S3,SOO..5s. making daily average VI 1854 Tot
the entire time.
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o1lanito-

fNe'''
A n,-sT,, JOINS COLONY. ore 40 East
-. lith St Thirty men wanted % purchase homes
and farms In Florida $40 monthly send Tor circular
with stamp enclosed Meetings Monday and Friday
ings
A LARGE assortment m mems diagonal ehuchla,
Ct. at the only 'C1HEioSs liz bridge St. Br6oEy&
Agents can make IS daily; new invention, SOC.
WI 'bRyis" sas a e. G st. entrance on orchard st.
A SMART nov a9a i' Il, z S"i i9. So
A CARRIAGE WASHER wanted at los West
n 4ath 81
COMPETENT enginccri must be able TO make re,
I IT. box So Sun once '''''''''''' ''''' " .
GLASS sign writers y nv ,o Adars% s...
FRESHMAN wanted, none but thoroughly compc.
with testimonials, at 10 Dey st.
DLUMBER wanted at SO Market st.
TOTAIIORs.-A arst-cass coat maEert togo in the
L country Apply atG1 East slh -, between and 10
TNO BAKERs.-A sober and capable man as second
hand on bread Apply at 40 olh av
w 49, ySi, sG{ weather strips
faNf Ir ST'6'fs 60 SGufrny YES
WANTED-A second hand on bread and cake
w bnkcr lil4 aday
Young MEN ocarn telegraph business, omploy,
'''' ~ '''' '0'' 49, rFiEGKHrll 81 Park row
OI POUNDS pure tea, zoe. coffee, he. sample
- Tea Co, 263 Pear 4 ana o. Fulton It.
z suOEM AKERs wanted at 10 West ioth st., cor.
- ncr of 9TH ay,
Situations ttlantrO.
SITUATION ms carver. sandwich cutter, or oyster
- opener Address \ y I, Belmont Hotel, Fulton st
'INO ROSS HAKERs.--stua uon Mantci by q ar,t.
4 class cake baker. Call or address BAKER, l+i Gold
81, Brooklyn
WANTED situation to do eeneral Homework
w good city reference llA an st. llohokcn
&Ost anO -SOuno.
I OST-Smal bale leather. ON West Greenwich sts
- The finder viii be rewarded By leaving same at %
BreNman s.
4 OST-Bank book 80 3if,liO on the Blocker street
- Savings Bank. Finder please return W bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-13
FROM THE BORDER.

BRISTOL G ooDsoN, December 10, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: A heavy snow-storm
is prevailing to- day all through this section
OF country. 1t will probably not remain
long on the ground, as it is not frozen, but
quite moist from rain during last night.
There was very good crop OF corn
raised the present year, and the tobacco
crop is said to be very much better than last
wear. There are two large tobacco ware
houses in Bristol, but owing to the low
prices for which tobacco is selling but little
has been in market thus far. 1t will, how
ever, in 4 short time begin to come in freely,
and it is hoped that better prices may be
obtained. A large portion Of the tobacco
sold in our market is purchased by parties
here that prize and ship it to the Lynch
burg and Richmond market.
Governor McMullin is threatening to
contest the election OF Colonel j. B. Rich
mond in the Ninth Virginia district. I
don't believe he will do any such thing; it
would be utterly useless for him TO do so.
How long will it take the wise Solons OF
the Legislature to decide whether they are in
regular or extra session Had they listened
to the advice OF the Dispatch last winter
and spring the State would have been saved
many thousands of dollars, and the men,
bers have remained at home, where they
ought 10 be. BORDER.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. December 12, 1878.
SALEs.-1C0 Yirgfnia consois at So.

SALES..-lCU Virginia consoB at o..
AnteTlcnn Gotd.-l00IS bid.
aske,s; Virginia consofs new, 45 asked Virginia
fnndable.. 2G bid: Virginia deferred, ~ bid.
eoupons G
Gin observation-disclosures city s's. J. and j.,
Ito bid RIchmond city s's, j. and j.. 104 bid
S 3d. Sf e % css 20 spssn 2a1
j. and j., 197 bid; Lynchbnsg city Ssr J.. and j.,
I1o bid: .Lynciibsrg city 6fsr J. and j.. 90 Did
chester bride SIS, d.. and N 100 asked: Mansies-
Ter Ss, 'ay-reeeiyabIc, d. and S,93 asked.
RGstrodd Bostds..Virginia Central Railroad
third mortgage Us. j. and j.. 81 bid; Virginia
Central Railroad fourth mortgase s's. j.. and j.,
S., J. and j. 100 5se: Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage S's,
j. and j., 775 bid: Souibsde Railret second mort
gage preferred 6's, D. and j.. l04 bid; Sousasidc
II bid: Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad first mort
gage 7's. j. and j.. 66 sd; Norfolk and Ptlersbug
Petersburg Railroad iirst mertsage ss, e and j..
IO1 bid, LOG asked: Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage S's. a. and o. LOS bid;
H s
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS, j. and
j.. los bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Peto-
Rchmond and panviIe Rsroad Constituted Ss
II. and n, rs bid: Piedmont Railroad first mort
gnge IS. Aand o.. lG2 bid Its asked; Richmond,
York r. River and Cnssapeake Railroad first mort
Rnitroad Stocks-Richnond and Petersburg
KaIlroad; 100 par, 81 bid, Az asked; Richmond,
cent. guaranteed, 100 par, S61s bid.
Bank Stocks.-First National 100 par. 115tS bid !;
National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, 10 bid, SO
Insurance CoMDnnieS.-Sirginia Fire and Ma
rfna, 25 par, 355 bid. 40 asked: Virginia State 90
par, 20 bid; Virsinia Home, 100 par, 90 bid. OH
asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 81 bid ;
City, 100 par, S1x Oia
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stsen oh She finest submerged lands.
He spoke of the dreadful inundation that
spread far and wide from Che impetuous
flooi. drawn from the Mississippi by the
&c Bonnet Care !, 5cfeYnsse, now 30 famous.
He contended for an Improvement Of the
leyees, and deepening tho channel at the
delta, as the best mode oil hurrying along
the flood OF the Mississippi and protecting
the rich territory near the river. Thus
the reclamation oil much land now sub
merged would be, made easy, and the
ultimate reclamation OF vast areas OF
the richest lands In the world would be
facilitated, to the advantage Of the people
OF Louisiana and the Government itself to
the extent OF many millions. Mr.. Kenner,
indeed, properly represented the country
In question rs capable OF unlimited produc-
ton, equal to the wants Of millions OF peo-
pie. He deprecated any measure which
would leave the leyees unimproved anc In.
crease the body OF sluggish water that
covered such a vast area adjacent to the
Mississippi.
Other speakers took part; amongst them
Dir. Hogan, Of st. Louis, who by bis happy
and effective speeches bore off the laurel OF
debate. and assisted greatly to expedite the
business as well as to promote the wise con-
illusions Of the Convention. think it was
he who made the excellent point that the
Federal Government should repair the
levecs, as its General had cut them down
and let loose the waters OF the Mississippi
upon the people OF Louisiana as means OF
punishment, whereby the whole nation
suffered, and barbarous and blind yenge-
ance was wreaked on innocent people.
MIR. Hogan, I must remark, did not use this
language exactly; but he might have done
so very Justly. This was Grants blind and
ruthless mode OF revenge to punish the
rebellion.
The resolution OF the committee was
adopted, may say in the language OF slang.
- with VIM" The Convention was full OF
enthusiasm about the Mississippi. And we'll
il might be. The great valley, through its
physical force and the spirit and energy of
its vast population. will rule the destinies OF
this nation in time, and that, too, time
near at hand. And let it come. We OF Vir-
ginia may shout for Joy when that time ar
rires.
Everybody seemed to favor the Eads jet
ties; but MS that improvement is under trial
and daily pronouncing upon itself, it was
not considered the proper time to comment
upon it. .
l shall briefly continue this comment.
JEEMs RIVER.
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Thc Canal.
RoCKBRIDGE. December 10.

RoCKBRIDGE, December 10, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: The Quickening inf1u-
ence OF trade and travel by the canal TO
Lynchburg had begun to be felt, for the
packet was to leave Lexington yesterday
and Lynchburg to-day. But the rains OF
last night and to-day destroy our hopes.
The fresh which will follow will, weare sure,
hinder the boats, and probably break so
much OF the new work as to postpone navi-
cation indefinitely. There is a deep and
ever deepening impression among all classes
Of people that the canal was destroyed be-
cause the boats broke the Sabbath, and cam
not be repaired because the contractors do
The same. The desire for the railroad is
general, and it is hoped its managers will
profit by the example Of their predecessors.
TUCKAuOE
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Forty-Gfth Eon@rcss---Third Session
WASHINGTON. December y, 1878.
SENATE.

SENATE. .
Mr.. Anthony, OF Rhode Island, called up
the Senate bill relating TO the public print
ing and binding, and it was passed. 1t au-
thoriZes the Public Printer to print papers
and documents for senators, representa-
tives, and delegates IN Congress upon the
payment Of costs thereof and ten per cent.
additional.
Mr.. Window, of Minnesota, called up the
rtitcation-appropriation bill. The amend
ment proposed by the committee is for an
appropriation for the armament OF the sea-
coast Notifications, from $4,000 to $780,
600. and for the protection, preservation,
and repair OF the Notifications, from $4,000
to $40, 900; which were agreed to. The bill
was then read third time and passed.
The bill for correcting the error OF last
session in the Hot Springs bill was passed.
The vote on Edmunds's bill to amend the
Revised Statutes with regard to counting
the electoral vote will be taken up to-mor-
row.
The President has nominated Jere
Murphy to be United States marshal for the
Northern district of Alabama.
The Senate confirmed Hillhouse to be
Assistant Treasurer ut New York; Sidney
w. Barnes, to be United States attorney for
New Mexico; Martin Davis, James Al
brecht, and MAMMALIAN Ferdinand, to be
coiner, assayer, and retner respectively at
the New Orleans mint; james w. Thomas,
to be postmaster at McHenry, Texas, and
large number OF promotions in the navy.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Dir. Wood, Of New York, rising to aques-
ton of privilege, offered the following:
Whereas 1t is alleged that at the election
held in the city Of New York on the 9th Of
Nnvap,har 1919 ia ITpifad Sk,taS rop,r,.;s
sioner, J. j. Davenport, acting as the Chief
supervisor Of election for the Second Judi
cial district, was guilty Of illegal, Unjust,
and oppressive exercise OF a preten ded au-
thority in causing the arrest, deten ton, and
Imprisonment of citizens innocc mt OF Of
fence, By which be deprived them OF the
right to vote, and subjected th .em to indig-
nifty. Insult, and intimidation without war.
rant aof law or Justification, which arres Is
have since been declared illegal in test
| case by the Judge OF circuit court OF the
United States; and whereas if these ale
| cations be true that of.dcer should be forth
with removed and p'dnisr, ed,
RESOLVED, That tie Committee on the Ju
dietary be dlrecte, ID to proceed without de
lay to an invest. ga6. on OF the conduct OF tn
said Davenport at the time aforesaid, will
power to SIT 10 the city Of New York, by
sub-committeP, or otherwise; and that salt
sub-comlnis ee shall have all the authorit!
OF the Whc le committee for said purpose
with the. power to administer oaths, SEM
for per- ,ons and papers, to sit during thu
session. OF the House, and to report at an!
ttme..
4 The consideration Of the resolution wa
postponed until tomorrow.
!, A resolution was adopted ordering
holiday recess from December Goth to Jan
uary 9th.
> The House passed the bill for the remoya
u OF the political disabilities Of ex-unite,
] States Senator james Chestnaty Ok sout
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JrN kEENE'S OPERATIONS IN CyIcAGo-

JIM kEENE's OPERATIONS IN CHICAGO
from the Chicago Times. 1.-The Keene
combination has got nearly three millions OF
bushels of wheat, and is keeping it. and is
also locking up all the current receipts OF
cash wheat that come in daily, and those
do not average less than about forty thou
sand bushels per day. With this amount
coming in daily, and one and a half mil
lions of bushels in Milwaukee, the home
dealers think that Keene and bis colleagues
will have their hands full to control all the
wheat in the market for some time yet, and
their complete apathy in the wheat market
Just now indicates plainly that they have
concluded TO let them try it while. n
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de 8
TTsEFUL AND DETRIMENTAL

Novelties in DECOR ATED DINNER and 7 ga
SETS--speciaI bsrsaD.s; Canton China Dinner
Ware, IN sets aud S;arate pieces; French E slla
Iish, and American Toi.et-Sets very cheap; FINE
French and Amer ean Glassware In great variety:
Egg Nos- aud ur ch- Bowls-large stock; the largest
stock OF Vases ever exhibited. from zoe. 10 Shv
imported; r4oyclIies Ia Venetian, Irdtscenl, anu
Maaehite Glass Vases: great variety OF ions~ '
and Katie, Goods; Tin T0iief-ct5 large stock, very
cheap; t;oal-Yases and Plate Warmers--the inrgest
assor,pient 10 be found in the city. and at lowest
rates: Plated Ware IN great variety; HOUSE. su.
Solicited from, every ene ta examine my stocS,
whether they wish 10 purchase or NOT
dee I. b. TAYLOR, IVA ',a'h sUsSh
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THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

THE COMMERCIAL. CeSvEST1oN--ITs HARAoNl-
oUs ORGANIZATIONS VIRGINIA COUSIN
FROM WISCONSIN, TEMPORARY CHA'RAAS---
GovgRNoR SicRoLLS---A GENEROUS coMPLi-
MEST TO VIRGINIA IN MAKING asNEKai1
r,TguuGg lee PERMANENT CHAIRMAN
BUSINESS ,rNroLpED--THE IMPROVEMENT OF
THE LEyEEs DISGUISE D--ES-PAEslptNt
DAVIS srEAES--HE GOES FOR AN ARTERY 10
nn,1I TVS MISSISSIPPI OF IT'S SURPLUS
,r,yres-uE. xsSSER, OF LOUISIANA, RE-
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