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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

EASTER BALL. The Catholic Beneficial
Society at its regular monthly meeting last
night took initiatory steps for ball to take
place on Easter Monday night, by the ap-
pointment of committee of arrangements,
with Mr. Thomas Cox as chairman. 1t is
expected that several if not all of the Catho-
lie societies in the city will cooperate in the
movement in order to make 1t grand sue
cess. The proceeds Of the ball are to be de-
voted TO the bcuctit of st. Joscph's Orphan
ASYLUM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

ErnlAI OF CAPTAIN DlMMocK.--The funeral
3. ,Iulain Charles II. Dimmock, late City
g..in,cr. took place from st. James church
,..crda,v afternoon. The church WAS well
-#.l h, many of his acquaintaaces and
a.rnc>i friends. and long procession fol-
we'd the remains to Hollywood. The bu'
..,ryirc WAS read by Rev. Charles Mimi.
,ait. u. D.. of ST. Paul's church (Mr. Pc
In heing absent), assisted by Rev. MIR.
'.,,u. assistant rector Of st. James church.
IT,, ,hoir sang with marked effect that bean-
u hymn Jesus. saviour of my soul,
ti.n had always been farorite hymn with
.r creased. and n the remains were cons
..sr! from the church solemn and beauti.
p rr,. Of music was also rendered by the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April l.-Flonr dull. Corn quie
and unchanged. Provisions strong. Pork firm
slG.S0; sales ut III. Lard firm: steam Sc, he'll
higher: sIIcs Of city kettle ut SIC. Bacon firm
shoulders 7c, clear rlbsldes e@8tc., clear sides e5c
Wllskey firm nj S5c.
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>,frrNE Court or ArfEALS.-ln this co Dirt
,.>,r,&y the following business was dis
.-,,l of:
~" N"iI'r VIII case .'tch was sci
""ii >ir'",!E l"r YESTERDAY Was continued
thr Mh OF December .cNt np acrornt OF
d. '.h="d aHirarah' < VI pthcr heirs claim.
IT, ID" c>la'" OF t"., t;red~nt.
ri','.' III" dc u. Sutherlin, &c. Appeal
- ''' ''' .crive of the Circuit Court Of
~ .rchcad'S administrator Us. Whitehead
WAS fully argued by Judge Outd ant
n Gyrtin, and submitted.
To-dsr is "pinion-day; after which the
'..ot Robinson rs. Second Auditor will be
'ea'1 up; aud aHer that the court will conf
metre calling the docket regularly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
CoLLEGE.-The following appointments of
visitors to this State institution were con-
tirmed by the Senate in executive session on
Yesterday John E. Penn, John Goode, Jr.,
J. r. Anderson, to serve three years from
january 1, 1878; W. a. Stuart, L. NJ. It'd
ball, to serve two years; Harvey Black, D.
c. DcJarnette, and William I. sutherin, to
serve one year. -.---
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APPOINTMENT AND REMovAL.-The Senate
was in executive session for while yes.er-
day, and confirmed the appointment Of Will
liam nj. Nelson rs superintendent of schools
for Clarke county, uice Jarvis Jennings, de-
ceased and the removal of A. Staples, SUI
Derintendent of schools for Patrick county.
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REcoyER1NG.-Th friends of Mr.. N. NJ
Wilson will be glad to learn that he is
rapidly recovering from his late railroad ac'
cident, and his physician, DR.. Mcclure.
thinks in few days he will be able to at,
tend to business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

DISABILITIES REMoyED.-The Governor has
removed the disabilities Of John 81. Cobb,
who was convicted of cutting and stabbing
Thomas Beveridge with intent to kill, and
sent to the penitcntiary for two years.
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AhElr4L or A LuNATIc.--J. W. Ellis,
>o'fiR ri Lunenburg county, arrived In the
~. Yesterday, having in charge John Aber-
nslhy' AN aged coiored iunatic, en- route for
,'h''aE Lunatic Asylum. The old man was
very violent, and pitiable object 10 all who
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April I.-Flour dull and UNCHANGED;
Wheat quiet and firm: receipts light. Corn firm aud
scarce white ESQ.,. yellow. 6Gc. Oats duh southern
4G@isc. Rye quiet at 100000. Provisions very
strong Pork, $i76Dfi7.6a. Bacon firm at 7s@9sc
Lnru Sf6Ogc " hjskpy. 0lc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

METEoRoLoGICAL.-The following state
ment shows the range of the thermometer
taken at.sunrise, each day during the past
month: !, 90; 2, IS; 3, 80; 4,l4; 8, 10; 3,
20; Z, 27; 8, 50; 8, so; 10, A; II, 90; IL
as IL, 81; iii, SO; 10, 40; 10. %; IL, %;
is. S5; 10, 40; 90, is; 81, 50 y, III; 20
40; "a, 81; 25, 81 2G, AZ; q, 80; Is, 10;
20. IS; so, Al 81, AZ. q "
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, April Lection dull and nominal !:
Gales laeO bses ;uplands 2oc Orleans, 2cac. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Whiskey steady. Wheat guie!
and held higher. Corn steady; new southern and
yellow western. sst@s7c. Rice steady at 7tGsac.Pork
on the spot, Sc Turpentine, Soc. Rosin easier at
81. 3O@$5.3s Tallow active ut 1s-lsDec- Freights
nnin !
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I,O1v1syrrI,E MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, April i.-Flour steady and un-
CHANGED. Corn active ut 62@5sc. Provisions firm,
holders asking an advance. Pork, $loGSiS;s 50
clear sides, s3c. Lard, In tierces s3@ac. kegs OF
GllOc.; steam, SIC; small order lots s@tc. higher
Whlskey firm ut soc. E#sI
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CHANGES IN TIE COLLECTOR OFFIcE.-John
Oliver has been appointed inspector OF Gus
toms by DR.. Mills, uice L. j. Arnold, re-
moved, and Samuel +. Maddox has been re-
instated rs clerk.
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FINANCIAL.
EBY rELEGRArH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The situation In hnancia
circles fR marked by less excitement than yesterday
but very little improvement as far rs money Is coz
cerned. Early loans on cali were made at a@3 PEI
day and interest, chiefly at the highest rate Later
the stringency Increased TO tot but after O'Clock
loans were made st S@t. Exchange dan; prime
bankers sold at lo7s@lo7i. Gold very active
fuctuating throughout the day between lls1 and
and closing at 1i7h@ii7t.
Governments very fevertsh; prices nominal
States dull, heavy, and lower: Tcnnessee's, SO;
7ss. Virginias, -; new, 40; consois, 5lA; de-
ferrrd, r. Louisiana's, a.; new, 40. Levee's, 30:
ss 90. AIabama's 80; SIS, IS. Georgias, 10; rs, So
North Cardinals 90 new, 10; special tax. IL. South
Carolina's, IS; new, 10; April and October, 20. i,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

hM ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning a young
nl'h by The name Of Owens, who resides in
'4'm.rhrairr, fell from shed Mt the foundry
VI " 'ilain Il. Tanner IL Co., and fractured
,"' o! ms legs. He was conveyed to bis
hviic for treatment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

Fo,T-OFFlcE BusISEss.-Tbere were 1913
"-i-t"rcd letters received at this Office for
'.y delivery during the quarter ending
Nirn "l>t; 2,51S registered letters were
."1i from th, Office, being the number re-
''''y; here for distribution to other post
"'Ii'">, including SIS which were registered
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, April I-Flour dull and unchanged
with only limited jobbIng demand. Corn firm; No
mixed, 33@33tc. east st. Louis on track, s64p36sc
Whiskey firm ut Sic. Pork higher at $40 to arrive
Sl62s on the spot. Bacon stiff and higher; cIcal
rb-sldes, ss@sic.; clear sides, loac. Lard higher
Stpam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

ARREST or AN ALLEGED CIGAR THIEF
I'm Booker was arrested yesterday on the
'"i+;' Of stealing cigars from w. w. Trib-
N't. lll2 Main street. A number of the
"Sars we're found in his possession. The
~ 49,. will probably be disposed of by Justice
White this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

.Ne,o York Ledger, Weekly, Saturday
Niqltt, and Freside Companion. for this
week. received from ]. IF, Ellyson, news
dealer, 1l12 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

CLEARED FoR RIO GRAEDz DO suI.-The
'''s Mary Allerton cleared yesterday ut the
E0'ton-house for Rio Grande do Sui, Brazil.
.: A, with ,975 barrels and ESQ half.barrels
xssur from Haxall, CrenshaW g. Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

TIE CAMPUS MARTINs.--Q an amusing
little episode occurred in the rotunda of the
capitol yesterday just before the hour of adj
iournmcnt. 1t was occasoned by a review Of
the field and staff officers OF the militia Of the
State by Adjutant- General Richardson, who
happened to lie passing through the. hall
when the line was formed. Among the
heroes of the past in the line was noticed
Major-Geuerals w. NJ. Elliott, A. &. Cum
mings, John E.. Roller, and Brigadier-Gen-
erals T.. II. BagweI, j. {. Hill, aud stith
Boiling. The medical staff were represented
by Drs. j. w. Lawson and G. 3. Stephens.
The line passed in review before General
Richardson, who expressed his high admira-
ton Mt the soldierly bearing and warlike APP
pearance of his division and brigade COM
manders. The badge of the Legion of Honor
and the Order of 80. O. O." was conferred
on Brigadier- General Bagwell for his able and
eloquent speech In the House. in behalf of
exchanging the State arms for breech-load-
ing guns. His manly defence of the. militia
has won the everlasting gratitude of his CON-
rade5-in-armS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, April 1.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 230 bushels. Red, as bushels.
CORN.-White, 500 bushels. l..
OATS-1,7l2 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-Whtte, 10 bushels prime on private
terms; rs bushels good at Sl.sa; 20 bushels fair
Sis; 100 bushels at SI.so-total, 222 bushels
bushels fair at Sl70 1ee bushels at $50; II bushei
at Sl.77-total, 226 bushels
CoRN.-Wbite, coo bushels choice at 7sc.
UATs.-12 bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHJBITED.
WHEAT.-Red, 1875 bushels.
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|: UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAiklNa IN THt
posT-O rrlcg AT RICHMOND, April /, 1Si3.--
r. Ray. Norwich, Conn. Miss Matilda Gag.
lev. G.yy's Store, Buckingham county, Va
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VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoIoat
nA,. SocIsTY.- The regular meeting OF the
Executive COMMITTEES OF this Association
WIN be- held at Oh o'clock this Afternoon. - 4
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SMALLPOX BULLETIN.-Three cases OF va
riolous disease reported for the week endrns
April LIST; nil of which are varioloid
J. G. CABELL, NJ. d.,
President Board of Health. ,
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NOTARY PUBLIc.-The Governor has ap-
pointed August III. Fuecllsel notary public
Tor Prince William county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

RESIGNAT1oN OF A POPULAR AND EFFICIENT
OfricER.-lt will be seen by the following
correspondence that Mr.. John W. WYATT,
who has for several years past represented
the Old Dominion Steamship Company in
Richmond, has rendered his resignation on
account OF ill-health, brought on BY the ardu-
Gus duties of his Office Dir. Wyatt has been
u most efficient officer, and our business COM
munity will part with him with great regret.
The following correspondence will be read
with interest:
RICHMOND, March 49, 1873.
N. L. Ne Crcqdy, president, Ne,o York:
Dear Sir,--l lind that my health does not
admit of the close attention necessary fol-
proper conduct of the business here.
1t is absolutely necessary for me to have
rest, and rs cannot consistently ask leave oil
absence for the time desired, beg to tender
my resignation as agent Of Old Dominion
Steamship Company ut Richmond, to take
effect as soon as my successor is appointed
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
John w. WYATT.
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1nn POUNDS GUM CAMPHOR,
lUU Is pounds I0DlDE POTASH.
100 ounces SULPH. QUiNLNE,
100 pounds Gil CERiNE,& DE.
L. WAGNER. Druggist:

NOTICE. have just received large
cargo of TERRA GOTTA CULYERT& PIPE
&c all Sizes which will he sold at wholesale ana re-
to- give me a call. Have also on hand ane
assortment of T EZRA COIsfA:v Asses. UhA NO, ana
STATUES, for gardens and cemeteries.
JOHN BOWERS, Iron Block
NH ,a-sm .sf Governor street Richmond Vs.
TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLIcAr
X TJON OF DANIEL O. MCWH0RTER.GDAR-
DIAN, Ec.-Thssis to make known that Tie nnaes-
signed. Daniel -. MeWhorser. guardian o. MARY
r. McWhorter, Caroline r. New no rter, and Junlus
r.. McWhofter. by appointment OF the Chancery
Court OF the county OF kemper, state OF Missis-
sfppI hath petitioiied the Chaneery Court OF the
cIty of Richmond for authority 10 ask. demand, se
for and recover all and singular the personal estate
and effects which may be Of the said wards, US wen
In the city of Richmond us elsewhere In the Com
mouweaIth OF Virginia, and to remove the same
into the said State OF Mississippi. whereas 10 she
domiciI of the undersigned 5nd hts said wards.
DANIEL o. MoWHORTER,
! NH as-WIw Guardian, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

ffNAhcss.--Tberew WAS In the State Urea.
~s yesterday the SUN Of 81, 424,33a.1f.
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F1RE-ALARMs.-There were six alarms c
fire during the month of March.
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TIE ENGLISH OpseA--IL TRaya Topr
Notwithstanding the closing session az fhe
Legislature and. The restrictions az Tens. \
large and fashionable audience assenIies; IN
the Theatre last evening to witness the rem:
dttioq Of the English version, Of Vefdps
grand opera IL Troyatore. To say that the
audience were pleased would convey huf =
poor idea Of their opinion. They were more
than pleased they were charmed. to indpe
by their repeated enthusiastic applause and
encores. 49, $50 =,
The part Of Leonora was well sustained
by Miss HoWson, and most admirably rem
dered by that young and talented artistic.
Her voice is sweet soprano of great com.
pass and fexibiiity, and well managed.
The part OF Azucena was rendered by that
charming and Incompatible drtste Mrs.
sestnn, whose rendition of the part was
marked by great dramatic force ard action,
ana her yoice-iin adniinbIe dllo--has all the
sympathetic tenderness of a true actress and
artiste. But she is well known 10 the Rich.
mond public.
The character OF the Count de Luna was
sustained by MIR. Gustayus Hall with great
force anu eflect, and the charming air q Of
hef sn,tte me radiant cleaning" was most
ehecuYely given in his deep baritone voice.
Mr.. Clark took the part Of Fernando, and
did so with much effect, his fine basso voice
adaing greatly to the success of the piece.
MIR. Brookhouse Bowler, the accomplished
English tenor, sustained the part of Manico
with bis usual spirit and correctness. He is
an admlraDie vocalist, and an acquisition to
any company. The browning piece Of Yer
dpsiglory, however, was the grand Miserere
scene and Anvil Chorus, which was rem
dered IN manner to receive the applause OF
the large and critical audience on the dcca-
sion.
Tie chorus of the company is admirably
trained, and although the personnel is not al
good as some Others, yet it is more effective,
and merits more than a passing notice.
The stage costumes, too, of the entire
troupe are new and characteristic, and all
their pieces are put upon the stage with great
elect as to scenery and dress; thanks TO the
good taste Of Messrs. Behrens aud Seguin,
the veteran managing directors.
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COTTON MARKETS

LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
LOUISVILLE, April Tobacco 25@5Oc. higher for
ll,gs and low leaf; Gales, 28s hogsheads
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OFFICE OF PowHATAN STEAMBOAT CoMpANY,j

lFFIcs OF PowHATAN STEAMBOAT ConPANY,l
September 31st, lS7E
IOFsIGNEEs OF FREIGHTafSSQa,
S.by this line are hereby notified that's :
steamers unless moved within twelve hours AFTER
arrival, will he stored Mt their risk and expense.
steaners arrive MONDAYS. THURSDAYe.a and
SATURDAYS at O'Clock A. NJ. 5rtstsat'
Sc q WILLIAM II. RRETT. Agent. A.
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ErOR NEW YORK old Do fSBa
4 MNION sTEAMsHIPC 0MPAEy.S
The side-wheeI steamshty Old DOMiNfGN
AGARA, ALBEMAKLE,a and HATTERAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point and Rlfhmgnd
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, und sATgKDAYs
At . O'Clock P. M. ~. So g -
Lave Richmond every TuEsDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY at high Tide. g;
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, state-roams, and bathrooms. " ss; ~ g
The fare, accommodations, and attention are an
IlrpaSsed. sE,15 90 n sssst, -;
. Freigiits for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except sctuzi
expenses incurred. ~
Close connections made with steamers for ~
southern and European ports.
E0r further Information, apply 10
GEORGE W. ALL en- q Co, Agents,
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April Virginia consols, s2a-bid
TODAY. 49, et.
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DOR Ba1ITMoBE.
PowHATAN STEAMBOAT CoMPANz.

Steamer ELLfE KNIGHT Win Itare her wharton
5WEDNESDAyata0t O'Clock r. ~. 90 a.
Frcight recf4vedupto q O'Clock T.. M. Wednesday,
an s.it or p1ssSS sf aPpisr % nm rr ..s
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NATIONAL LINE OF TIN
IN STEAMSHIPS. n&&
WEEKLY TO. QUEENSTOWN AND LIHEK
POOL-FORTNIGHTLY TO AND FROM
LONDON DIRECT. 80, z
From Piers Nos. A and AZ North nrer.
These steamships are the LhFGEsT IN THE TRADE
Cabin passage. SIS and $ss, currency
StceraXe. 10, CuLIsifCxs
Prepaid stecrage tickets from Liverpool, QneenS.
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or London, va, cur.
cency. .gssse ~ - u
's~' -' - +. w. ). HURST, Manasers
or to JOHN w. WYATT, Agent, II
ocl5 No. 5 Governor street, Richmond. Va. =
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MARINE INTEELEGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL g. ls7s.
Sun rises. .....,...., 5a5 Moon SETS. .......1
Sun sets .,..,....,, 6:t5 High tide. .,.......
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DILL ADELPHI RICH tin
i MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-asAe&316
SHIP LINE--F0R PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
WEEK.-Sleamers NORFOLK. EMPIRE, and j..
). GREEN, composing this line, will leave Rich
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY at u
o'clock d., and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
Frrights received daily Sundays excepted for all
parts Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware,
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans
and bills of lading signed through. w
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals sud
u No. 2s25 Dock street, Richmond. =
WILLIAM p. CLYDE q Co, Agents,
IN No. 70 South WharyeS,
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LANES RIVER STBAMBOAT,s,r1sn I,

III
- COMPANY. ~ 70
FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA BAL.
TIMORE, EORF0Ik, PURTSM0uTH,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS
ON TIE JAMES River.
The fast and elegant United States mail steaner
John SYLVESTER, Captain Il. q. CLIFFORD,
leaves compauys wharf at kocket,g, for the above:
named places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAfS.an and
FRIDAYS at 0 A. nj, md returns on Tuesday
Thursday, aud Saturday afternoons ut O'Clock.
From this date March s7th) sandy Point, Bran
don Point, and Dunmore Landings Will be discor-
unued
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Zine steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana
New York. $f szj
Trsiu leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
" steamer.
Fare to New York. ..................,.... %
Fare to Phtladeiphin, 90
Fare, 10 Balam0rc.... ....,............'.,'.. ou
Tickets on sale at GARBEB & CO.'S EXPRESS
md baggage checked through.
Freight received DAILY for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on CHESS.
peake bay, and all regular landings on james rfvef,
II REASONABLE RATES.
| Freight received from A. NJ. I'LL dP, NJ
| Freight for way-andlngs must be prepaid:
LIB. TATOM, General Agent.
Oftice, Conpany's wharf
Branch Office. corner Main and Ninth streets.
NH u
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-02

AN ESSENTIAL OF LovEL1NEss-Te be en-
tirely beautiful, the hair should be abundant
and lustrous. This is absolutely essential to
complete lovelness. The most regular features,
the most brilliant complexion and pearlest
teeth fail of their due effect If the hair be thin,
dry, or harsh. On the contrary the plainest
face, II IL be but surmouEted by luxuriant and
silken tresees, is apt to impress the beholder
with q sense of actual beauty. That crowning
ornament of her sex is, happily, within the
reach of lovely woman, and being as discrimi.
mating as she is lovely, she long ago discovered
that LYoN's X KATuAIRoN was the sure means
OF securingi it. No preparation for the Hair
ever enjoyed 1.-THE of its popularity, and no
wonder, since it produces such gratifying re-
suits. Applied to the waste aud barren places
of the scalp, it fructfes and enriches them with
a new and ample growth. 1t is not, Of course,
pretended that it will do this II the capacity
for reproduction extinct, but so long as it re-
mains that wonderful rehabiitant will assured
ly propagate the germ of the hair into life and
activity.-Com.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-01-02

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