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REpFonD's, No. 80: MAIN STREET, is THE
AGENCY and the only place ut which Dunlap ha'
can be had in Rlchmond. Parties advertising uls
hat will please see Messrs. Dunlap & Co.'s letter to
~ NJ Marshall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

Conc TIE Rousps.-T The Council Conn
rnittae on Streets visited various portions OF
the city yesterday and decided upon certain
Recommendations for strsst impEoysmsnizs
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RALTIStoRE

BALrrAcRE, March "a yizeinia q, eors'a, sei !;
new registered, Sc. Bids. s9ssss:
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RICHMOND ASp YORK RIVER RAILROAD Cu.,l
RICHMOND, JanNnrE s, 1913. {

y DflCE.--nn and after this date Dccem
o. ' ter ?al lh" PASSENGER and FREIGHT
TRAINS over ;h;s route will be run MS follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN daily tcxcert Sundavs) be-
.a, a 2.Ir T.. II.
Passengers for river landings and Baltimore will
~" Richmond dcpo; on WEDNESDAYS and
~tTth.DtNS al o'clock 4. NJ.
rurlniir TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
-..,- !.ivhmnGd on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fri.
..,s. qrH SATURDAYS, ri o'clock A. NJ.
80 N. FREIGHT TRAIN. between Richmond
-,r. Ut lc:nt, carrying local freight both ways.
", Ht&u.=,.ls aud Saturdays, leaving Itichinond
d.. ,,.yl,.rk :. NJ.
WILLIAM Y. BRAGG, Superintendent.
) I. IAIiUi, Er2!S Sht and Ticket Agent. Rich
,r...t.
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WORLD OF THANKS is DUE TO THE soTANisT
who rt discovered the virtues Of the Qtsildya Sd
ponarta, or Soap Tree, Of Chill. The wonderful
Cleansing and purifying property OF Its bark gives
10 the fragrant SozopoNT much Of Its unriVaed ef'
Acscy rs a prcseryatiye of the teeth.
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Notary PUcLIc.-Ths Governor has ap-
pointed y. J. Goodwin q notary public for
fcrtsmouth. 81 59ls. sE u So 81
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MARINg IaTELLIGENGEs.
PORT OF RlUHMOND, MAscH 10, s1a.---

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARcTs 20, ixgs.
Sun rises es,..... 600 Moon rlseo.. 200
Sun set-,..,.,.,.. GOO Heh tite. e:fu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

PEMBRoKE SHIRTS, PEMBROKE SHIRTS,
made to order by
E. B. srEScE & SoE,
Merchant Tatlors,
1900 Main street
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8irttmolld 1ispatrIl,

RN THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE oTBER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
THITPSnay ,s.prrr an 1870
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usSl&, s.gayT0KS. TOBACCO, &c.

s.?EiNG PARK BREWERY,
=
CORNER CLAY AND HARRISON SREETS
AND xxx PALE ALEs AND PORTERS,
RICHMOND, VA. l1Tn MARCH, 1873.
jlENHy BOWLER, deeply grateful for the gener-
patronage lie receives, tenders his heartfelt
tirhs 10 Ill, numerous Customers. and assures them
that lis every ctnrt viii b" given to permanently
csia5!!h Tie good name OF his ALE, and that the
p'".lc shall acknowledge thai = RICIi1IO%D ALE -
j. second 10 none.
HENRY BOWLER H. enlarsinS his capacity for
production, and hopes after t!, week 10 supply his
o"'!crS withCa. 9i.v delay. NH IS cod
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TIE VICTIMS OF THE MONTREAL FIRE.

MONTREAL, March 19.-The hospital re-
port gives the following statement of the
condition of the victims of the st. James's
Hotel fire: J. e. Thomas, suffering from
broken ribs and other injuries; Henry
Belcher, badly injured about the head--con-
dition precarious; Mary Brennan, dead !;
- Hildrick, clerk of the hotel, dead.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
"A Grim lake.


a couple of medical students dis
Inferred o subject on q cold winter
night. and having dressed it, sat i,
upright III q covered wagon, and
started home.
On coming to a tavern, and seeing
the bar-kecper up. they left the wagon
and went in for a drink. The ostlcr
observing q man sitting in the wagon,
attempted somc conversation, but re-
ceiving no answer he discovered how
the affair stood, aud instantly rcsolv-
cd to have a little fun of his own Oh
the occasion. So taking the corpse
to the stable he dressed Himself in its
clothing and seated himself in the
wagon. The students soon rcsarued
@nna took their seats by the supposed
dead man, when one of them in incr-
riment gave him . slap on the fuce.
.How would YOU like q hot whisky,
old fellow 2" Then he remarked to
his COMPANION, che is warm. bv
~heavens!" 80 would you be if YOU
had been stolen from hell, as l have! y:
exclaimed the supposed corpse. Both
the students bottled, and never re-
turned to inquire for the horse and
wagon. -.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
GO0d IAah Has kia..te
-

,o again we arr called upon to re.
s doings in our commu-
,erat.sS. John L. Major is dead. lie
'"'f"d YESTERDAY nven,ng. at his rcsi-
dence neal Georgetown in this
county lis uIsrusc was choiera
(not dssentery as we stated yester-
day. and lie had been sick only about
t. fa"s.
Mr. Major was upwards of forty
years old, has lived i'll Pettis county
nearly ail his life, and by an ire
proachable course of conduct, made
q character without n single biemi.h.
We have but few men who are more
universally esteemed for their great
moral worth, than was subject OF
this sketch.
But we will not attempt to record
his virtues, as they ere engraven on
the hearts of wife and children,
of neighbors and friends, and he
will DO as sincerely mourued BY
them, as the death of my man
was over lamented in this commu.
nifty.
He leaves a stricken wife and lime
children 10 sorrow for his curly death,
who will have q whole community
to share in their great sorrow.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
The Shah is in Vienna.

-- ssH
Cholera is sutsidiug in Indinnapo,
Lis.
The Southern Apaches have lef;
their reservation.
President Thiers advocates o neu
trail foreign policy.
II is proposed 10 divide Spain init
~forty-nfne Cautious.
r.. S. chew, Chief Clerk of tn,
State Department, is dead.
Tho Texas cattle plague is still
rigging in Northwest Missouri.
Aascvere earthquake has caused
great damage at Valparaiso, Chill.
A Russian expedition 3 t, be sent
TO chastise the Curkoman rebels.
The counterfeitcr's idea Of Heaven
"A pair o. dies.
Most vessels carry too much bal-
last, snest men too little.
New Jersey il a favorite Summc,
resort for mosquitoes.
The only race that doesn't appear
to be successful this year at Long
Branch-The human race.
Nevada las just named a new
county Brandy. The inhabitants OF
tl,e neighboring counties propose to
20 and take it.
There is an armless man in New
%burNport, Mass., who writes with his
mouth, and, as he doesn't talk mucl
with 1t. is comparatively harmless.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
w0mnnsa Hair.

A celebrated physician has written
q book on the 'Disease of the uair.n
He says. that q woman's hair may
grow to the length Of six feet, and
that a young lady of Massachusetts
refused q thousand dollars for her
''crahial covering, which was only
one inch short or this measurment.'
Four hundred hairs Of average thick
ness would cover all inch Of space,
The blonde belle has about one hun
dred and forty thousand fiiaments TO
comb and brush, while the red-baired
dainsel has to be satisfied with eiyhty-
eight thousand; the browu-hsired
'ianiscl may have one hundred and
nine Thousand, the black-haired but
one hundred and two thousand. Few
ladies consider that they carry some
forty or fifty miles Of hair on their
heads /; the fair-haired may have to
Dress seventy miles of threads OF
gold every morning. A German ex-
perimentalist has proved that a single
hair Will suspend four ounces with
out breaking, stretching under the
process aud contracting again. But
The hair thus heavily weighed must
be dark brown, for the blonde breaks
down under two and a half ounces.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY
CINCHO-QUBNHNE

which combines all tho nikaloils of the Cinchona
Ear!Ss. and is as ~ctlectUal q remedy rs the Sulphate
Of QuiI,iae, while it ia much cheaper and more
la.latablc. ~ Send stamp for descriptive circular
With forinnl'e for using the Cincho.0uinine, and
Testimonials from Physicians. all cvsr the country.
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Oh. pierco's Fa7orite Prescription.

Thetcrm. however, Is hut q feeble expression OF
my most mstnred appreciation Of lie value, based
upon actual and Witnessed realities. A . ciose
saiss In tho few special diseases incident to tho
separate organism of mn singled II out a.
tlie climax or crSwninH, gom OF my
safN and efccMal remedy for this class ofdisea.cs,
and one that viii at all times and under all circum.
ttanccs act kindly and In harmony with the laws
esaks nay reputation as q physician. Nay, eve,
mote, % eonhdent am I that It will not disappoint
tho mcst sang;sine expectations OF a eingle invalid
under 4 P0SITivE; GUAiRANTEE. il
abcnefcial effect is not experienced by tho time
I viii. on return Of the bottle, two-thirds Of tho
medicine having been taken according TO dircc-
tions, and the easo being QUE for which. ! recon-.
Had i not tho most priest coincidence in It. vis.
tnes. I could not oneri % q under these condi-
. saSns' IN Ga' ,6 6os,s5 M'. Of csae as an fee eirs %sss
Fantod and perfectly safe In risktuS
both my reputation and my morcJ
On 10, merits. -. 49, SO.
which my Eavorttc Prescription has
worked cures-as II by magic and with ccrtain,y
eorrhes, Excessive Flowing, Painful Monthly
Periods, Suppressions when ron unnatural
causes, Irregularities, Weak Back, Prolapsrs. OF
sion, Bearing Down SENSATIONS. Internal Heat,
Nervous Depression, Debility, Dependency,
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Congestior. In
fsmmation and liberation Of the Uterus. Impo-
fency, Barreuness, or Sterility, Female Weakness,
and very many other chronic diseases incident 10
woman not mentioned here, in which. rs well
as In the cases which ] have mentioned, my
Favorite Prescription works cures-thc mar.
vel OF tho world. This medicine ] do net
extol as o cure-all, but it admirably f:idlls q
sinGlenesS OF purpose, being mort per-
feet speci6c in all chronic diseases OF the sexual
system of woman. It will not disnppoinf. nor
will 1t do harm in any state or condition. II will
be found Invaluable in diseases Incident to rres.
nancy, and caa be taken in moderate doses with
perfect safety while in thLt state. Indeed, it is
. Mothers Cordial, and 70 prepares the
system for parturition that 1t renders child-labor
easy. / have received the heartfelt pra!se from
hundreds Of mothers fs. tac iCestiNab.c benefits
.'.vs conferred. rs<s
offer my Favorite Prescription TO the Ladies
OF America with the sincerity of an honest heart
anil for their best welfare. Those who desire
further information OIL these subjects can obtain
It in my TREATISE on CHRONIC DISEASES OF TnR
GENERArrvE AND URINARY ORGANS. rent secure
from observation upon receipt OF two Portage
stamps. 1t treats mfnute1y on tho-e diAeaaes PEE
culiar to Females, and gives much valuable advice
in regard to their management.
OR PIERCE,S EAVORYTE PRE-.
SCRIPTION Is SOLD BY ILL
FIRST CLASS DRUGGISTS, ct $l.S0
PeEbottle.
Manufactured at the Chemical Laboratory o..
-, q. y PIERCE n. D.. Isep'-s
BUFFALO. Ny
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WoMAN

By an Immense pactice extending through z
perfod or wears. having within that timc treated
many Thousand cascs OF those diseases peculiar
to woman, / have been enabled to perfect u most
potent and agreeable medicine that meets the indi-
cations prusuated by that class OF diseases with
positive Certainty and cxac,ness.
To deetrns,c ihis natural specife compound, !
harn nnmsJ IL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13
.ssa.issss Geel fer ssnssAins.

wv ZOE SOE009D10Bs
What mosquitoes are good for has
been discovered at last. Mr.. Fred
Aather, Of Holeoye Falls, solves the
problem In the Rural New Yorker as
follows: can who have undertaken
TO ratse largo quantities Of yonna
trOute ID confinement are aware ti,nf
they VII often die IN large numbers
shortly after the absorption Of tic
nnabifical sue, when they have iust
got ~ taking food. Tiis lis ca1se,i
by improper foot and the fouling Of
the water By particles that arc left
uneaten, decaying OH the bottoin.
Last season tried many things 10
overcome these questions and found
that the larya OF the mosquito {the
little wiggler. was just the thug. ]
never saw fish take anything more
readily, and the laryn will remain
fresh until eaten or hatched. | kept
about two barreis of rainwater to
each thousand trout. Tie water is
easily strained through mosqnito-I
netting. aud the operation Is much
sasier iliss chopping liver or heart,
and then finding II too coarse Tho
larvN scan BY taken when small orl
|eft 70 grow az desired.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-13


JOHN SMITH.-m Latin he is JOAN
He's Smithus; the Italians smooth
him of with Giovanni Smith; the
Spahiards render him as Juan Smith
rs; the Dutchman adopts him as
Hans Schmidt the French flattei.
linn out into Jean Smcct ; and the
Russian sneezcs and barks Ivan Smit-
towski. When John gets into the tea
trade IN Canton, he becomes Iovau
~ immit; but ii he chambers thou,
Mount HcclR the lceianders say he l.
John S%miihson; if he trades among
the Tuscaroras, he becomes Tom Qua
Smittia. Should lie wander among
the WEIGH Mountains, they talk OF
Jihon Schmidt; when he gues t.
Mexico, he is booked as JantIi F'Smii-
~; II he mingles among the Greek
ruins, lie turns Ion Smiktod ; aud in
7 turkey h Is utterly disguised Us Voc
Sell.
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