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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-14

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.--Upon
the recommendation of the County Court
of Montgomery, John Gardner was, on
Friday, commissioned coroner for said
county by the Governor.
Samuel Herman, of San Francisco, was
on Saturday appointed commissioner for
the State of Virginia in California.
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THE WEATHER has not ceased playing its
pranks. On yesterday morning very early
there was slight fall of snow, followed by
a considerable fall Of hail, and later in the
day there was enough of rain to keep
lukewarm Christians from church. The
temperature moderated greatly yesterday,
and there is every indication of thaw; so
that we may hope for the opening Of nsvi-
CATION in few days at least.
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TTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Saturday
night party of thieves attempted to enter
the factory of Mr.. j. G.. Dill, on Twentieth
and Franklin streets, by making rude lad
der of the palings. They ascended to the
second story, and made an unsuccessful
attempt to raise the window, which reused
a young man who was sleeping within. He
chased them off.
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MEETING OF THE Cry CoUNoIL.-A
called meeting of the City Council was
held on Friday afternoon in the City Hall.
Present: Messrs. Crump, Scott, Epps,
Saunders, Taylor, Crutchfeld, and Mason.
In the absence Of Mr.. Macfarland, Judge
Crunp was called to the chair.
Southe1n Soldiers Orphan Asylum.
On motion of Mr.. Scott, the object for
which the Council was called was passed
by for few minutes in order to give Gene
raj Rosser time 20 lay Lelore the Council a
proposition.
General Rcsscg being introduced to the
Council, after paying handsome tribute
to the people of Baltimore, the ladies
especially, mentioned the formation of a
Southern Orphan Association there, with
the object of establishing an asylum for
the orphans Of southern soldiers and sail
ors. After due deliberation on the part OF
the members of the Association, 1t was de-
termined to make Richmond the place for
the asylum. He had been sent on as a
managing director to make propositiont to
the Council by whiae the funds of the As
sociation could be considerably enhanced.
The house formerly occupied by President
Davis was owned by the city of Richmond,
and the proposition in view was that the
property be turned over to the Associa-
ton at stipulated price and upon stated
terms. The Association could, after get
ting possession of the property, rattle it
off at great profit. As regarded present
occupation of the property, he had called
upon Mr.. Daniel, the attorney for the city,
and the latter had, after consultation with
him, concluded TO 60 to Washington to
make inquiries and efforts concerning the
transfer of the property to the city. He,
General Rosser,) in the mean time, CON-
muncated with the ladies of the Associa-
tion in Baltimore, and they succeeded in
securing the efforts of a gentleman of in
f1uence at Washington. That gentleman
had written him note, telling him that
there was good chance for the release of
the property in sixteen or eighteen days.
The General then submitted his PROPOSE
ton to the Council. The proposition was at
once acceded to by the Council, but the price
Of the property caused considerable discus
sion. During the discussion it was shown
that the house, lot, and furniture had cost
the city, in 1861, i2,200, $1,000 of which
had been paid for the furniture. The pro-
perty had been assessed at S2S, 796 in 1861.
Several propositions were put to the Conn
Gil and rejected, and the motion of Mr..
Saunders making sale of the property to
General RoSSer, as agent for the Orphan
Association, for S40,0 900, or s35, 900 without
the furniture, was carried.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO rREsI-
p,Na. SATURDAY MORNING. - Priscilla
Williams, pegress, charged with steal
inc twelve dollars from General j. D. I'm.
boden, was sent on to answer indictment.
The continued case of Richard G.
Phelps, Chastain Hampton, and Thomas
Dobson. charged with stealing pistol
from William Mcclure, was called up.
lack Champion, notorious character,
came up as witness, and Dobson stated to
the Mayor that he was implicated in the
affair, and having been In the penitentiary
his evidence was objected ID. Champion was
sentenced to the penitentiary for six or
eight years for killing q Confederate sol-
der, and made his escape at the evacua-
ton Hs MAS subsequently pardoned by
the Governor. !. }It.fN III ar g-,1
Jnstire Wade. Detective Knox, and Mr..
George ". Case testified 10 the bard cha.
rsctsTs Of Hampton and Dobsoa, Who hsxs
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REAL ESTATE AUCTIoN.-Messrs. Harri-
son, Goddiu & Apperson leased at auction
on Friday, for term of five years, the
valuable lot on the northwest corner of
Tenth and Main streets, fronting 2OA feet
and running back S4 feet, for a640. Lessee,
Moses Mitteldorfer. s..
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YOUTHFUL PICKPoCKET.-A small boy,
named Samuel d. Jeter, was arrested yes
terday for picking the pocket of a Mrs.
Leigh of eighteen dollars, in the lower
market. He is notorious little thief, and
has been examined for this same offence
several times before. He has usually been
discharged on account Of his extreme
youth
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NEGRO STABBED.-Two negroes became
engaged in quarrel near the Tredegar
Iron Works on Saturday about piece of
meat, and the result was that one of them
stabbed the other in the neck. The wound
was not serious. The belligerents were
arrested
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ACCIDENTAL little hoy named Leroy
Sutherland, sou Of Mr.. W. II. Sutherland,
while slrighing down Broad street on Satur-
day afternoon, ran into a wagon just be
tween the fore wheel and the wheel horses
hind feet. The horse kicked the little tel-
low in the breast, injuring him seriously, it
is feared
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II is most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scurf and dandrut.
Ii keeps the head cool and clean.
II NAL kes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents hair turning gray and falling OF.
Ii restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons kathairon will do II
pretty-i is cheap-durable. II Is literally sold by
the car load, and yet It's almost incredible demand
is daily increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does not keep 1t, or family that does
not use it.
Z. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
...... sold by all druggists.
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Relief for the Poor.

DR.. Parker, in behalf Of the poor of the
city, made an appeal for the relief OF those
outside OF the aims house. The subject
was referred to select committee, the
chairman of which was authorized to draw
5000 for the relief Of the class mentioned.
After the consideration Of sundry petit
tions, the Council adjourned.
P. S.-This report was crowded out Of
our SATURDAYS issue.
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MEETING OF THE METHODIST SUNDAY
School SocIETY.-This meeting was held
in Clay-street church yesterday afternoon
at o'clock. The attendance was large
considering the inclemency of the weather,
though all of the schools were not repre-
scnted. The reports sent in Indicate the
usual average attendance in the schools Of
this society during this season of the year.
The exercises consisted Of singing by Clay
street school, receiving reports, and re-
marks by pastors and others. Little Will
lie Sims being called for, delivered poem
entitled the Raising of the Widows
Son." fifteen stanzaS, in beautiful style.
He was followed by addresses from Rev.
w. W. Bennett, Rev. L. NJ. Peterson,
Messrs. Stover, Gary, Weisigrr, West, and
others. The president suggested several
subjects for the consld dcration Of the meet
ing, which were necessarily laid over. The
next meeting will be held in Manchester.
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Who would not be beautiful Who would no,
add to their beauty What gives that marble
purity and distfngus appearance We observe upon
the stage and In the city belley II Is no longer
secret. They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm lts
continued use removes tan, freckles, pimples, and
roughness from the face and hands, and leaves
the complexion smooth, transparent, blooming, and
ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, It contains nc
material injurious 70 the skin. Any druggist VIII
order Il for YOU III not on hand At SO cts per bottle
w. Z. HAGAN, Troy, N. r., Chemist.
H. DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
.... sold by all druggists.
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NBhOkAkDA.
Captain Dill, OF the schooner Alexander Blue,
from Boston for Richmond, before reported
wrecked on hog island, Va ,Iepsrss that ne m,:.
took the light on the island for revolving light.
Los n.r boat soon after striking on the island.
Fortunately II driiied upon the beach and was
picked up, for thvrs wa, no other boat sithia
distance OF seveu N les. IL was takea on near III.
wreck, and the crew lowered into II one at = time
from the Jibboom We append below list Of
gools saved from ths wreck belonging to meI j
chants OF tn Guy, aud lett n the hands oi w. j.
Doughiy, on The island, 10 no deliysrra to ne un-
dsrw ritter on sa!vags Il nifty per cept sig bo .ss
Of bot. ors box o, Dros ans ,six pairs odt, NJ
teen whole AID Ten anu halt hall barrels OF her
rings two tables, tour sofas, .hres boxes papur,
two barrels OIL, 10, OF furnitars bsdly dauaxsd.
and one box Of M, iicin-s. Tho Alcxander biue
ba GU board Ito ton Of ice Tor b. wnraw-l OF .his
city, which was fully insured IN y 4 osJon company
sr s.OS Abe hui, .nd sp.r- have bssn.oid iof niS "
dollars. ...s ! &e.
Bosros, January 1.-rlesred, schooner l.. Y
Benton, smith. hIenmpnd Fia
IocKLAxD Januafy 6-Ssilsi, tchooner A;ia'
3 I'd, Asrril. Tor Bo.soa tnswj. " load 'os A'sa'
mono. a h.ffasD fsa. .tult84 - ....
Nuwyosr, Jsnuasy io.-in port, schooner ]. ~.
splsyins, JssSsoas iof Nsh1epa. 'loa -, l'a
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HH THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED
that COURTNEY & SON have determined 10
c lose out their large stock OF Wo0LEN GOODS
AT COST,
which consists of
UNDERSHIBTs AND DRAWERS,
for gentlemen, ladies, boys, and girls;
HOSE and HALF-HOsE,
S0NTAGS,
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
HOODS, NUBlAS,
GLOVES, &c.
Broad street between Ninth and Tenth.
iaT-lm
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMoND-JrDGE
MEREDITH PREsIDING.-H. Bruen's will
was approved and ordered to be recorded.
Elizabeth Bruen, his wife, appeared and
qualified as his executrix, giving bond in
the penalty of s5OO-Margaret Hitzmann
security.
Administration was granted on the estate
of William Smoot, deceased, to Sianna Mary
Smoot, who gave bond in the penalty OF
"a ,OOO-William G. Moncure security.
The will OF Mary A. E. Gibson was Of
fered for proof by one Of the executors,
and it appearing to the court that the sub
scribing witnesses signed the will after the
death of the testator, it refused to admit
the will to record; whereupon William +.
Gibson qualified as administrator, giving
bond in the penalty Of S6,OOO-George
Gibson security.
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l,REAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD
ATA. HIRSH 4 CO.'S.

shsvs determined TO sell the balance OF our
uoet Of DRESS GOODS a. prime cost also. all
WINTER GOODS on hand. Nohunbugi
A. HIRSH 4 CO.,
AL s27 Broad street.
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Hsimstrest's inimitable Hair Coloring 10 not
dye AIIinstantaneous as dyes are composed OF lunar
cd,lstic, and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty Of the hair. This Is the original HAIR Co-
years II restores gray hair to .s original color by
gradual absorption, in most remarkable manner.
II 10 also q beautiful hair dressing. Sold In two
siIes-So cents and tl-by all dealers. s8
!" i |U.T G. HEiMsTREET. Chemist.
... SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
.n0 sold by sll Druggists. "a
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1OhACCO FACTORY MACHINERY.
DRY GOODS, &C.

4 CURIOUS COMPLAINT is THAT
n Levy on the Brain" Its spread has beer
r.r- rtpll than any cOmpia aint that ever visited
g, TAr cases numb.r hundreds every week, and
' a4vv good .u horny IN stating that II now -1
..s lu he Cre1isr portion OF The state, as order
f. rmtH.u!es are constantly being received from
T. distant ccuEtiss
Ih.y now otter the following remedies Bleach
a'rous al ~. Ic: 20, and 25 cent? P low case
NCt'uu R va, h-s wide, al % cents; Full-width
sl-riiug Al 80 cents White Flanbels al 25, 81, IS,
end - c-nt- Red aud Gray fwilled flaunsls al IS
u., Handsome Embroidered seis of Collars and
".", a. 81 c~nts worth 81 so Huckabsck Towel
ME a. 10 cents, worth % cents Towels At IS per
len. Linen H<ndserchiris Al ~ per dozen
L.atu Collar, sur ladies', Al Is Genus and fl per
DOZEN. Very Handsome Worked Bands ~ 10 cents,
Z. .Ht 81 ?5 and upwards hackinaw Blankets.
weighing pounds, at 81. 80 pair, would be cheap
a. Canton Flannel a. IS, ~ and 70 cents Bed
.. / q, ~ cents Hesyyt-+ Brown sheeting At 20
l...- Cloak Buttons at II cents per dozen Heavy
Estbrd Hoe a. 25 cents Misses Balmorat skrrts
az d. worth - Ladies' Bdlmoral skirts, full
= !, and length, al 81. 50 Real Ere ach Merinos
=. 81 worth al 50 Fine All-wool d aines at So
r.a... striped Debage at 20 cents Hetvy Beaver
r... Il - worth @5 Extra Heavy Ca simeres al
:. worth 43 Black Cloth Sscquss, Bas que-, and
tr. .rs at greatly reduced prices In oroer TO &C,
tea.mudate our country friends, We wiil forward
la-m samples by mail upon aPplieas n and all
ur.rr. entrusted 10 Us viii be hlie h{ one OF the
members Of the nTm LbN ny II ENC,
VMBRELLAsi UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS
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REV. W. S. PLUMER, D. D.-Notwith-
standing the unpropitious weather, a large
congregation attended the First Presbyte-
rian church yesterday to hear DR.. Plumer.
His text was part Of the 18th verse OF
chapter III. Of Galatians: "Christ hath
redeemed US from the curse Of the law.
,eing made curse for Us" The sermon
vas Of the clear, argumentative kind cha
-acteristic of the preacher, whose mind J.
not only logical, but what Is called "legai.'
lie spoke without notes, but 80 thoroughly
lad he studied his subject and such is his
power as an orator that his sermon was as
consecutive in its reasoning, and as ex.
plicit and elegant in its diction, as IL 1t had
been prepared for the press. The line o.
argument was something like the following
There can be no argument where no.
thing is granted. No one could reason
with a man who denied all truths, or even
Ill errors. There are sorYe things which
al men Of common sense concede. The
only proposition which he would take fol
granted was that man is sinner. Ever!
nan not only knows himself to be sin
ner, but that all men are sinners. Man
being sinner, the speaker conld only con-
ceive of four things which God might DO
to him: First, he might connive at sin.
wink at it, and treat the good and
bad alike. But surely no one could believe
this. The Bible declared the contrary to be
the fact. If the angels could conceive OF
God as not being entirely pure, there
would be silence in Heaven for more than
"half an hour" and weeping and wailing
forever after. The purity of God, there
fore, forbids the idea that he should treat
the good and bad alike. Secondly, God
might annihilate the whole race. No one
could prove that God had ever annihi-
lated anything that he had made; and as
the soul of man was the "breath OF God"
it would not do to argue that he would an
initiate this. 1t would be a confession that
the devil had outwitted God that God had
made mistake in creating man; that one
of his own creatures the deviD could
thwart his designs. Thirdly, God might
sweep the human family into perditiOn.
The speaker had often wOnderedfhat God
had not done SO; and he supposed that it
might continue to be subject of wonder
with him forever. But God had not chosen
this course. Fourthly, God might redeem
man from sin; and this was what he had
done. The speaker then inquired into the
nature of redemption among the Jews and
the Romans, saying the word translated
"Redeemer might have been translated
"avenger," or "revenger," or "kinsman,"
in some places. "Iknow that my kinsman-
Redeemer liveth," &C., would be fair
translation.
The rest of the sermon 1--WE have merely
outlined the beginning) was an interesting
and able exposition of the doctrine of re-
demption. We took no notes, and would
not wish the reader to do DR.. Plumer the
injustice of supposing that we have given
any correct idea of his sermon.
On Sunday afternoon DR.. Plumer
preached at the Second Presbyterian
church to numerous congregation.
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DEpARruRE OF TRooPs.LThe Twentieth
United States Regulars left the city yes
terday by the Petersburg train tor New
Orleans.
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"JsT 20" l." Rxastly" .-Solon shingle said
they were there "evsry time" II he. felt
In the morning. he ot took Pssna
saa o4 Il fs
Btters and they never failed TO him on his pins
square and 6rm.
some may, just read the following:
I" owe much to you; for l
verify believe the Plantation Bittsrs have saved
NY "REv. W. Il. WAGNER. Madrid. N. T."
have been great sufferer
0m o'P'Th The Plantation Bittsrs ~ have pd cured me.
"Rsv. C. A. WILDWOOD. New York City"
:" had lost all appetite-was SO
vssl aa sns.,stsd os;., could hardly yak and had had
dbsss Bsrs 81 hsTs ss me all
JAMES HEIMINWAY. St. Louis. No."
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me OF . arrangement Of the kidneys and
urinary organs, that distressed me for years They
- ~" : &c. G. MOORE. 2s4 Broadway. T."
Mrs: Q. N. DEvoE, manager Of the Union Home
it to the weak and inyalid children under her
charge, with the most happy and gratifying re-
suits" We have received over hundred ream
effective as what people themselves say. of q good
article Our fortune and our ,spntaton Is at stake.
The original quality ana h:sh character OF these
eumstances. They have airesay obtained a sale
civilized nations Base imitators try to come as
% good d arise s cannot @ Sc sold a. low s poor ons
they fnd some support from parties who do not
what they sell. Be on your guard See our pri.
"'' p, II. DRAKE CO.. New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists. y.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT
ID JACOB EZtEIEL's, Al MAIN sTREET.-He
A,, jgrt received the following articles at greatly
reduced prices
BuEiCHsp COTToNS al l23c., worth lsc.;
UNBLEkCHEp COTTON, yard wide, at ls.c.;
CANTON FLASSELS, good quality, 25c.;
PILLOW CASE COTTON, fun width, 3oe.,
worth 4Dc.:
BEAUTIFuL BALnoRAL SKIRTS, O.. 50. all
culors,
PAST. .C0LJR AlLICOs, l5c !, good quality;
PLAID POPLISS, all colors, 80 70 s5c.;
HICKORY SHIFTING tse., worth 2Sc.;
bED TICKING l.c.. worth 22sc
WHITE DAhssk, for table-cloths. isc., one
aud three quarter yards Wide;
IADi Es' NUBlAS, all colors, Soc;
tLUNl LACES, very cheap, -...
REAL LACE CT LARS At Soc, T5c., and 81;
CAABRiC EpGISGS and lNSERTlNGS Al loc.
. and upwards;
besides many article. too numerous 10 mention.
EZEKIELs CHEAP STORE,
1es A Main street.
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Lyox,s Exr.Icr or PrRR JAMAICA GrxaSa-for
Indigestion Nausss, Heartburn, sick hssdxenss
Cholera Morbus, Flatuieney. se.. whsr whsr.ooa,sun,
ing stimulsnt 10 required u, caIeiui pi,ph,s A..
tieis for culinary purposes. soid eyerywesre; ~
s. cents per bottle Ask for "Lios'S" fue kx'
tract sss sxRsroga nc S SPRING wATER,
.ri1-iy sold by all drnggisn.
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! Cow SToLEN.-A cow belonging to po-
liceman J. J. Sutherland was stolen or
lost on Church Hill few nights since.
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The MASONIC EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEES
hold their regular monthly meeting at the
CITY, Hall this evening ct I o'clock. -,
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~ CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN
BLANK CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN, for the
use OF farmers and others, can be obtained ri the
Dispdtch ofHce. They will be forwarded by mali
10 all parts Of the country at THREE DOLLARS
PER HUNDRED or FIVE CENTS PER COPY for
ten or more copies. liberal discount TO country
merchants. The money must be- sent with the
order. dc F-s
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VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
l7eS MAIg STE IKT,
RIoHnoID, Va.

ssrchsuts OF Virginia, Eorth Carolina, and
rsnnessee are invited 10 examine our stock Of
lfLSH ann DYslRABL GOODS, snch ~ Buck
hioves aud Gauntlet., MeTino Gloves and 6aunt-
-, Fancy woulen Goods, Hoods, sontags,
no" snd Half Hose and fGil stock Of NOTIONS,
slsh q, Bell. and B.ltlag~, Combs, Spool Cotton,
lhfssds and -iik Sur p-nders and Perfumsry,
fahcy UTsss bpuons ard Trimnings In fact,
T.t.uiins 10 ths NOTION AND FANCY Go0ns
E!sL EuL snd ~ press a. Low AS ANY NORTH
n,ders ss.psctfgtly .ousitsd-thsy viii be
PROMPTLY <nd fsithtaIiy executed.
MANN \ VALENTINE,
E '-ts pa FRANKLIN
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cyN UFF-rAKEkS can always find at
- wOoD's PHARMACY . supsfor article OF
ssUPR. warrsnt,d 10 give sstiafAction. The pro.
pr,etor gives sprasi a,tention 10 keeping up his
Supply or this article, and hia Efforts hrvs been
wy. 49, woID's PHARMAcY, 81
dsa f1t E.. Fifth and Aarshall streets.
rI'O BAKERS AND CONNECTIONS.
L gRs.-t vss poands Atmoss,s MING. NkAr
Pus ap IN sss ksss and t:s., ths S,., In sas world,
'ssa is''''s' - ' - thus J sosSIsUx. !
iRRXY ANP EEowxsIgTF,-;4,Oas ,Oas
I - isiH'5S ~ 6sm a9aa u Ak&
- - Is
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FATHEkf LEATH fK:!--' haye OF,
b~nd aid an copstsntty receivfng the unss!
- an"h' Of SOLE and UPPER LEATHER 10 be
LEATHER. e's'sA sAsyx.Cuoc1IkySSs ~
S~~s Thirtsspi> sssSss. Al
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
hBhORAkDA.

MINIATURE EALMASAC-JASUAKI II.
sun risss.......... 1901 Moon sets. ........l. 80
sun sets. ............ 81 High tide, A. NJ. To- 81
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To the Harnden
Express Company. ..
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TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED!
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, May e6, ls52
This is TO certify that have used EnEhi Els
VIRGINIA HAIH REsTuhbR, and ! have been
greatv ben. fitted by the use Of IT. was perfectly
bald for three years have used nlne ootIles anu
my hair is now growing finely.
ADrLISE RUssELL BkowN.
For sale by all druggists. Price, sl per bottle
orders addressed 10
de 27 N FZEKIEL, box 2se.
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IATS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FOR CHRISTMAS.

-. received =: BIyF0RD'S HAT STORE the
la,aa s;yIs SILK DRESS HATS, q beautiful ar
...s ds 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-14

aT EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER.
AThing OF Beauty is Joy Forever"
Hunors and diseases Of the scalp produce bald
ness The VIRGINIA HAIR RESToRER is war
ranted to restore the scalp To a healthy condition
and thicken the hair Dandruf is thoroughly
eradicated by its use. Itching and burning Of the
scalp is cured by two applications. lisa
RICHLY PERFUMED HAIR DRESSINGi
1T is NOT DYE.
1t does not color the skin. 1t does not stain the
finest linen. A vegetable compound, it does not
In juriousy upon the hair or health, as do Nj
rate Of silver Dyes, those made OF other nox-
lous drugs.