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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10

DIR. G. BIGELOW, GonfioemtteMer Mrst,
bem qeier rpObtbetannt, boB 0r. g. 8fselou Der am
I~Guaiten etablirte 4r3t tn Chicago lit, Der BITE 8ebonos
luna pon 6romiiden unb gei9Ie6tstrantbeiten gu ieiner
Spesialitat eema6t bat. 8tfeni9oft unb G~rfabrung
baben ben Dottor 8igelow Su ben bebeutenbften Spe3tal@
Mr,t eemadt; seebrt pon Der 9reie, gei6dst pom BEN
b6dften me6i3inil6en Nutoritdten br @e9enpart, bat
6erielbe spansts Sabre ieines 2ebens baran 9eS
wanbt, Otittel Suiammen u%,brtn9en, bic ttber ane 6 roS
d N unb 8ei d Of IS Sranfbetten bet betbeu
Geidledtern betlen. Sr9auti9e S6wd9e, In
Solae ipelder N%erp0ittGt, 9aug CUR @tniamtett,
auaenfIt M eru, e6d3tntbf9wd9e, S M
poteus %eintreten, pirb 9dn5ltd sebeilt werben. @s TIT
auaenl6einli6, baB en Nr5t, Der elmer b~eionoeren Mrt
pom Rrantbeiten ietne u%neetbetlte Nufntertiautett 3ugeS
paubt, in Der SebauOluns ~berielben cine sroBere @e<
wauobeit erlanscu muB, os elm @rSt, Der ale uortonz
member Srantbeiten b~ebanbelt. 6rante molten ieine
mebt3intfde 81 banbImu9swetie fir WldnS
uer un6 Srousn leieu. Das Bud ptrb in ueri9lofienem
Goupert frei an ir9enb cine &breie seianot. @Onluias
ton ,pir6 gratis ertbeiIt. Die eleeanteIten 9tdums
~Iidfeiten in Der Stabt nit e paraten Solons fir
6erren unb Sameu. Wtan perfebrt baielblt nur mit benz
Dottor. Sci Corresponding pirb bas itrengfe @es
beintnib bepabrt. Qne SrteIe nit beieeleqten Clamps
miiien abreIfrt rperoeu: DR.. BIGELOW, No. 44 SuD
State StraBe. Office : Stunoen pom 9 ubr 8ormittoes
bis s 1br aberbs. Sonutass pon 3 bis 4 1br ytadnits
tags.-NB. Ddnten, bel benen cine 8ermebrung Der SaS
mtlie ben @erluit BET @elunbbeit mad f9 ;iebt, noIen
iG elm Circular nno r4eiorte Nene6e~ tommen laiien;
Saielbe pirb BET sinsei4Iolieuer @oitmarte lberou bin
usrianSt 1ma1StouwS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
gieueidt fommt es i'm ndditen Cons

= 8ielet6t fommt es i'm nG6iten Cons
9reB gu elmer neuen @orrupttpnS<
III teru6ung. @ieberbolt ipirb
'ndmlt9 bebouptet, baB Die Mormonen
einen 8eite6ungSfono in 8aibtnaton
baben, aus mel6em GongreBmitglieber
be3oblt purben unb perben, bamtt fte eez
gen Ste ben Wormonen fetnbli6en @ez
ieBentpirfe ftimmen.
= Gin rei6er 8ripatmonn Der Stabt
Stem Oorf bat 6as $ erbartum bes
Broteiior WeiBner bon scr 11niperittdt
galel, bas ni6t t~pent9er ais $4,000
Fflan3en entbdlt, fduflid at ii6 9ebradt
ullo geoerft oalielbe Dem columbia Gols
leae" in Stem gorf gum @ei9eufe gu
MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
sremcr 2ampTIdifIa5rts> @eIealdaft.

Der unter beuti6er 6[o9se fabrenbe, ouf's 8equemfte
fir bic galiagier> 6abrt e~in9ert6tete, 2400 3onnen srobe
tiierue 0draubenOaupfer eriter GIaiTe
gniot, Capt. Nbolpb O~annemanu,
rpirO am DtenStas, ben l. SuIi, @torsens 10 llbr,
pom gtep Yort mad 8remen e~rpebirt.
$25 : @robe @rndbisuns ber @aIfuses9retie = $25
Die QaiiasesRretie betra9en einidlieBlt3 pou1dnoiser
8etoitt9uus BON Nep 9ort ab in 1. GaiIte $50 Gapier;
in 2. Gaiate ober Steerose so 3baler, i'm 3miidenoed
45 Gbaler preub. @ourant. Gin ~erfabrener ar3t beftnbet
f6 an 8orb.
ben fI lIntssr,e i'd + p ansemelD St'T pirb ~ tG Inn" nod o S fhr ben Ust
in, Iu9uit Don Bremen mad Stem gort iegelnben
Dampier benust werben. Der ndditiol9enOe Sampler
mtrb Inianss September Don Seem 0ort unb i'm Weonot
Sttober pom Bremen erpebirt werben.
@esen g e nit bteier uorsisliden unb bints
set @elesenbeit, iowie wesen 6ra9t, penoe man i9
balbisit an
9ermann Roop & Co., ~9senten,
19%ntttwuio1M & 6%oroper Str.. Reru gort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10

MHscmtei1e SenterFnnsen. Die oerfriibte Grs
ofnuns. - Die MmsfeGuns seftaItet h~
ieitbcr immer srpRartiser.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
Dr. @. RIGELOW. GoMf0emtfeMer Mrat.

fit Wdbden unb frauen, o6er bic tranfbaften St5runs
sn Der 9ei6le9tss Suntttonen 6es @etbes nnb beren
beiluna. l5antinnmb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

T PURE RYE WHIsKEYs.-To all
IN want Of pure and superior WHIsKEY we re-
specuully submit the following certificates from
high authority:
iAAboRATonY or SrArEAssAYxRANp CHEMIST, {,
No. 1U15 BROAD ST., NEXT TO CITY HALL !
RICHMOND. VA, December ! 9Th 1873
have carefully analyzed for Messrs. jESKIss
CAfEHs Co. sample Of OIL D IMPERIAL CAB
MET RYE WHISKEY, selected by myself, and
representing a lot Of roo barrels. and fnd It free
from ri deliberations or injurious substances. I
therefore recommend II as emnently adapted for
medicinal or family use.
Isignedl WILLIAM Fl. TAYLOR, MD,
Stale Assayer and Chemist.
AFTER making thorough chemical examinatio lon
OF sample Of SUMMERDEAN AUGUSTA
COUNTY, VA.) RYE wHIsKEY, selected BY nv
sell, and representing lot of one hundred barrels
IN the bands OF Messrs. Jenkins, Capers & Co., /
FULLY recommend 1t as ntirely free from adultera
Lions, and as specially suitable for medicinal or
family use.
[SIgnedJ WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
State Assayer and Chemist.
For sale only at Dholesdle, In barrels and half
barrels, by JENKINS, CAPERS & CO.,
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
l13 south Fourteenth street,
VIC Ho.4l Richmond, Va
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bitl1mond 1ispatth
o,,.r frem Petersburg.

,o--n>--THE WORK OF AN INCES'
HF,hfiS " rr1N OF CArTAIS FLEMING
piARf ,n'-r,utp TERRIBLY MrTILATkp-
FN>l''.,r, cs OF THE ROANOKE RIVER, &C.
'''s .,a,,cc q, the Richmond Dsspatch'l
I'"'' Tv7,psvRG. December n. 1873.
,.r,w;rc,s \ Statement; OF the receipts
,,nr 9, this port for the Wefh cnoihS
~ ,,ey. kcccipts. l.ESl bales: coiI'sponu'ns
to7'', l,s, year ri halcs totai since sep
te-S la.l5l bale; corresponding
i,,t ycar. 25.4SS &'eS; exports. "is
"inc '',' !. .,l bales: stock same time
~, SvN., n %-r At o'clock brick house
US '',' -, Ionts's road and Halifax
=, - I n'I,n,inc to Mr., Thomas kirkham.
>,'''', ,n fire hv some miScrcaut. a YET UNI
s,,,,rrrj. The fire was seen by Mrs. knight,
">,,. 49,, ,bc alarm was sounded; and il
- 49,. ,,yi after the stairway and floor were
,~r,f the loss being about $50. On this
.',..,. ,hrre WAS an insurance in the COM
,,..,[, rrnrrscutcd by DR.. J. W. Claiborne.
49, ,o.,on. &C.. were found about the house,
',,,,;nr I'm, the fire was iucendiary.
IN, trial Of Captain Fleming, of the Brit
N brig MaSdala, has been postponed for
49,. lay, II was 10 have come off tomorrow
"a an,,unt OF the continued Illness and pros
,...,,n NJ the boy seth HoilingSworth. The
,'.,,,,u j still in the Prince George Jail.
10 sale of he delinquent-taS property al
49,. .,,n~,.hou>c Yesterday was stopped at the
,..,r ID" ana will DC resumed on Monday
,hr First Baptist church on Sunday, at
- : NJ, Rev. DR.. W. +. Hatcher will
r,-s.rh > sermon especially to the Sunday.
',a,G children, who will occupy the body
W.. -, church and lead in the singing. at
r,1,.. Y. VI. there will he missionary
Yesterday afternoon rs Mr.. William Mad.
DIR. was holding Up bis little girl, aged three
~ four years, 10 lock AT parrot IN the lo'
og his next ncighbor, Mr.. Daniel Dyson.
, .,,,c on MI pyson's premises jumped W
.,rliculy and ticrceiy. and Selling the hand
:, The child As it rested on the fence, tore
syl asu;ilated il terribly.
The funeral Of the hate John Fl. Bate took
..,ts to-day. lie was buried with Masonic
buaaT>. -.
,.'ousl William TowneS, OF Clarkesrile
"a. n the city Today, having Just returned
t.o,a = visit 10 Washington in the interest o.
-, navigation OF the Roanoke river. Colonel
r.Nurs laid the facts OF the case before Scvc
= prominent members OF Congress. who
s,.med 10 b. fayorably impressed with his
,.f,mc for deepening the channel and i'm
PROVING The uavi cation of the river. Coi0ne,
Tawncs left the case in the hands of Hon. j
,mtlcr Smith and Judge j. 7. Harris, who
.,.ned TO interes, themselves particularly
II Z, and he is confident an appropriation
niH lie made for the survey of the river be
.scen CASTOR and ClarkeSvie-the cost o.
which would DC about $4,000.
Mr. George Hawks has resigned the office
ri deputy sheriff and ililor. aud Mr.. John
L. WiiIym>on has been appointed bis sue
G.s-0T.
General etilh Boiling, who was in the city
Yesterday. says he will not contest the seat
ii Nash ,Republican}, returned to the Lcgis
ntu-c from Lunenburg county.
RoBIS ApA,R.
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kpEefAL h1rfCrs.

OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS. LEVY
BROTHERS Offer "sAtsa's -
Handsome INITIAL DKERCHIEF
worked In the convents or Paris) at IL WORT,
also;
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs from soc. to $50:
Handsome SILK NECK-BCARFS at as, 80, Soc,
and up to S1.7o, many styles being worth more
than double the money;
SILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS for gen.
flemcn;
NECK TIES, SCARFS, CRAvATY, and TIES;
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at :;se
usually sold at $40; ---., b..
wRITING-DEsKs at &8 and 81, regular price
everywhere IS and So;
Handsome WORK BOXES,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
CARD-RECEIvERs,
HAND LOOKING-GLASSES.
POWDER-BOXEs,
POMADE In fancy jars and boxes,
PERFUMERY,
CoLGATE's EXTRACTS at soc. per bottle,
PHALONS EXTRACTS at Csc. regular price 81 !;
FANCY SOAPS at manufacturers prices,
TABLE-CLOTHs, TABLE-CoVERs,
PIANo-CovERS, DOYL1Es,
NAPKINS, TOWELS, FURS,
JET JEWELRY,
OXIDIZED EARRINGS, warranted pure silver:
GOLD PLATE OXID1IED,
PEARL aud IVORY SLEEvE-BUTTOES,
SHIRT-STUDS, In great variety;
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES,
JET NECK-CHAINS, JET BRACELETS,
Fancy SPOOL-COTTON BOXES,
TO1LET-MATS, MARsEILLES QUILTS;
Superior BED-BLAEkETS;
GLOVES Of every description;
and hundreds Of other useful articles suitable for
Christmas and New-Year presents, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
deli 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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The following, from the Stauntou V,ndt.

Inc fouoWlng, from The Saunton Ptndt
Gator. is the most forcble argument that We
have yet seen on the subject Il discusses:
The NEw LEGISLATURE AND THE County.
COURT SYsTEA.-Thc Richmond Dispatch
is in the field ahead Of It's contemporaries
laying before the next Legislature the i'm.
portance and necessity of recstabliShing the
county courts, which were virtually discstab-
lished by the last. If that journal were pub
Iishcd at the county-scat of populous county
rs this is 1t might from experience state With
more mnutcueSs the troubles which the prac-
tical abolition Of these courts caused the peO-
pie. The Inconvenience is particularly felt
hy the people In small matters. Under tue
former system Il claim between two farm
crS could be brought into court, and in
thirty days settled, if the litigants so willed
il, OF course, like all other legal matters,
il could he carried on indefinitely as long rs
the parties money held out, but then IL
could, if they wished, be speedily settled.
Now n sutton waits four months for term
OF the Circuit Court, and If for any cause
the case is not tried then, he waits for an.
other four months. In Il case of unlawful
detainer the party gets four mouths delay
10 commence with. In criminal cases there
may be the same delay, with the cost to the
State of keeping the prisoners during the
time. We believe, too, it is the almost uni
yersal wish Of the people that the LeSisla.
ture should rccstablish the old system, and
we hope that they will not put it OF to a late
day in the session, but let lis have the thing
done at once"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

MASONIC DEDICATION AT HANlLToS.-Gov-
frnor Gilbert G.. Walker, accompanied By
h> aid, Colonel Thomas +. Owens, Past
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge Of Viz
;.ina, took the extra train oil the w. & q.
fnlroad yesterday morning for Hamilton,
"i.eir the Governor bad been invited to de-
.N"r The address after the ceremonies Of
dedication OF Hamilton Lodge, No. 81, A..
! & y. u. At Lee>hurg a large delegation
II Na>Uns and other citizens Of LOudoun
took the train, which reached Hamilton at
1880 4. VI. Colonel Thomas Taylor, sena-
Tor IRON Loudoun. who was master Of cere-
monies, received Governor Walker and Z. G.
VI. owens at the depot, and, accompanied
hy Colonel John West Minor, Of Lou.
doun, escorted them to his residence.
The ceremony of dedication was con-
duc-ed by I. &. NJ. Owens, in which he was
a-,!.ted by MesSr.. Lynch, Sheets, Hess CIV.
Master of No. 39), and +. l.. Brockett, of this
rty. After which the line was formed, and
lD-ichea, BRAIDED by a fine band Of music,
10 Tie church, where beautiful and i'm
IIts>Iyc address was delivered by Governor
Walker, the grand orator Of the occasion.
here was a large crowd Of the beauty and
fashion Of Loudoun present, and our re-
porter heard many ladies express great re-
E!ct wtcn they were informed that the Gov
'rnor was not Il widowcr. The train with
Governor Walker On beard left Hamilton at
$3.50 !. VI. and arrived at Washington june
t!"n IN time 10 put the Governor and his
<"tt on the i O'Clock train for Washington,
where We understand he will remain to-day.
-i'EIGH4Tld Sentinel, 18Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

UoME News FROM ABROAD am informed
that Colonel K. L. Withers has rented a
house in this city. and is about to bring his
family back to reside here.
The holders of the city small notes issued
by Richmond during the war have again in
stilutcd suit, upon pew grounds, which they
are confident will be successful.
It's believed that the abominahle Yankee
practice of celebrating New Years day will
be tual large extent disreSarded in this city.
never saw anything so oyerdone as it has
been here for four or five years past, and it
will be much better if the thing is suspended
now and never hereafter revived. Shoddv-
ism, fiunkeysm, ami demagogism may then
have resting spell. I do not object to
friendly calls, but to the way calling and re-
ceiying have been carried on in Richmond
and elsewhere.
1t has been definitely ascertained that
nearly all of the Conservative members of
the General Assembly will be In this city on
the 30th instant. No attempt will probably
be made to nominate a senator before, say
| the 81 or 4th Of January. The Richmond
| members will have conference next week.
| They will divide upon the senatorial ques-
ton. Two or three of them Will 60 for
| Governor Walker, the others for Judge
| Ou,d on the first ballot, in Caucus Chester,
| in Petersburg .NcrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

TERRIFIC II ALL STORM IN TENNESSEE. Mash
rtlie, December 1S-One Of the most lerrlnt
huil-storuls ever witnessed In TINS Vlcinity
accompanied by heavy wind, rain, ana hgnt =
ming, passed over this city at 4slt-paS. w.
O'Clock this afternoon. at : I. NJ. Tue
barometer at the signal office commenced
falling, and in few minutes haa laien nai,
an inch. For ten minutes the Wlnd Die" al
the rate of twenty.six miles an hour, Whlcn
was followed as suddenly by dead CAIN
The rainfall in ten minutes was hnlt an lncn,
and the streets were flooded. The hail-sloneS
were rough and Of peculiar shape, Welgn'
Ing from one to three ounces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

LIGHTING STREET-LAars.--The experiment
OF lighting The street gas-lamps by clectrici.
y is worked successfully here on X street
hon Seventh to Nineteenth, nightly This
evening quite crowd OF persons were on
that street to see the operation. The whole
line Of lamps, over one mile in length, was
Iighted almost instantly. The gas is turned
on and OF us well as lighted by electricity
The only objection to the system seeDs to be
The wires running from one lamp TO another
and in some places SO low that boys can
swing OH them. This. if the system is
adopted, will be done away with, as the
wires will be run under ground Washing.
ton letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

The structures recently made in this pa
per upon the Richmond Wing having led &c
correspondence, and to an interview between
Mr.. n. B. Meade, OF the Wing, and A. b
Venable, of the Inder-Appeal. the purpose
of any offensive personal reflection in tho
articles which appeared i'll either paper
was mutually d>claimed, and an anil
cable understanding was. on that basis ar
rived ut. Such expressions of this paper,
therefore, as gave offence are retired, ano
we are gratihed that the temporary mlsunder'
standing which arose between the TWO pa
pers has thus bssn removed.-Peters'"rs
Appcdl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

OCa CouSrY.C ounT sysrEa.--The Rich.
mond Dispatch, in leading editorial, de.
plorcs the action of the last Legislature In
changing the county.eourt system, and there
by degrading the dignity and impairfng the
efficiency OF the county courts" The Dis
patch warmly opposed the change when it
was made by the Legislature, and after try
ing 1.-THE new order of things" we believe
large majority Of the people Of Virginia
agree with It, and would welcome change
to the old plan- Enc0stle Herald
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

The Rev. F. L. B. Shaver, formerly OF this
Mace. was stricken with apoplexy at Selma
Ala, on Thursday last. Although ne rev s;.
yered from the attack it was teared tpa. HE
health was permanently impared.-Ao'"9'
don TrgniVa.
DR.. Withcrs, father of Colonel X. Z. Win.
crs, though feeble, is much better, ana MS
early recovery is confidently anticipated
Luxembourg NeuS.
J. NJ. Donnan, of Petersburg, was on
Thursday confirmed by the United States
Senate as consul to Belfast, Ireland.
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S.etter from Sfaunton.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
Man FoCSD pEAD-SrsriCIoCS CIRCUM
>TAHCES --FoUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
STANTON, December 10, 1878.

Man FoCSD pEAD-SusriCIorS ClRCUM-
>TAHCEs--FOCL PLAY SUSPECTED.
STArNToy, December 10, 1873.
, man named James Shay was found
Early this morning lying dead in the road
under Tie railroad bridge west THE city. He
Was first discovered about daylight and the
authorities notified. The first impression was
,l4, BE- had fallen over the bridge.
which is about thirty feet high; but
upcn examination it was found that
,b.re We're no bruises Of serious
character upon his person, and when found
h. hut was still upon his head. Before the
officers arrived he was moved to one side to
r.cveut his being run over by some passing
wagon. rs il was vet dark. 4 pint flasn was
found in bis pocket a little more than halt
empticd. The only cause for suspicion
that horrible crime has been committed
j that the money which he is known
10 have had Yesterday evening is gone'
IT, was paid off Yesterday, and had
slil in his pocket when last seen. He
Wa III the city late in the evening. and
Very much intoxicated. The probabiIi les
are that nc Was on his way home, and, beir e
"yercon" hy the whiskey he had been drink
In@. !ay down in the road and died. This
must have occurred some time before >
O'Clock, for it rained slightly about that
,imc. and the ground under him WAS per-
l'"tiy dry. His money was probably taken
y some one who found him there during
he might. The unfortunate man was of
luctium size, stoutly built. and apparently
about forty years Of agc. He is said to have
io family.
His body was brought to the city this
morning in charge OF the City Sergeant. and
Il coronel's inquest will be held at halt:past
10 O'Clock. Ii has been determined to have
nosi-morte1n examination 10 ascertain
whether he had been drugged, the botched
appearance Of his face raising the suspicion
LII SuGh has been the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

TIE PAREPA-RosA OPERA CohPANY.-By
a railroad collision in England on the 29th
of November the members Of Carl Rosa's
English Opera Company narrowly escaped
death-viz, Miss Rose Hersee, Madame
Taneri, Mr.. Chatterton, Mr.. Ainsley Cook,
Mr.. A. Howell, and Mr.. H. Howell, who
had been singing at concert in Leicester
They were not seriously hurt, however.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD-On and after December 7, 1878, the
passenger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD.

passenger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond $50 a. II.
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W., G.,
Va, N. Il &. 5. railroad at Gordonsyile and Char
lottesville, and arrives at Hinton at +. a.
EXPRESS TkAIN.-Leavcs Richmond IL lQ:oO
P. NJ. DAILY except Saturday, connecting at Cor
louisville for Washington and the North. and ar
rves nj Huntington at =. NJ. next day. steamer
leaves Huntington arrival Of the train and arrives
1t Cincinnati at 6 O'Clock next morning.
s. This train stops between Richmond and While
Sulphur only at Junction. Gordonsville Charlottes-
vile, stauntou, Goshen, Mllboro, and Coyfngton.
ACCONMODATIOET RAIN.-Leas Richmond
at 4:46 T: III. pAuf except Sunday. and arrives at
(;ordonsville 1T $50 p. NJ. This train connects al
Gordonsrille for Lynchburg.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at p. u. DAILY cx-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington At 8 A.
81 next day, connecting with express train
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leaves Huntington at 10 A:
81 DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
going south and with James River steamar for Nor:
folk. This train stops between White Sulphur and
Richmond only at Junction. 40rdonsvtue, Char
ottesvllle, Staunton, Goshen, MiEboro', and Gov
MAIL TRAIN,-Leaves Hinton at 4 O'Clock A. 81.
DAILY except Sundays connecting with W., o., Vs.,
r. d G. s. railroad at Charlottesville and GordonS-
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-Lcaves Gortons-
lille at a. 81. DAILY, except Sundays, aud ar
rives al Richmond at $50 A. N.
For further Information inquire at the companys
office on Broad near Seventeenth street
A. Fl. PERRY, General Superintendent
Agent de9
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mg THE BEST ToOTH.POWDER
m9 PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always uni
FORM Illuminating qualities superior to gas. Burns
In any lamp without danger Of exploding or IakinR
fire, Manufactured expressly 10 displace the use
volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety under every
posstle test and 1t. perfect burning qualities, are
proved by Its continued use in over 100000 fami'
lies, Millions of gallons have been sold and no &C
cident-dircctly or indircctly-nas ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The insurance companies aud fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
~ the best safeguard when lamps are used' seho
For sale at retail by the trade generally ana a.
,rbolesale nv the propretors. CHARLES PRATT
A CO., O8 Fulton street, New YORK.
oc ! 7-h&w6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

ToABcco-THE BASKRrPT LAw.-L. q. W.
telegraphs TO the Petersburg NcuS
"WAsHlNGToS, December 1S.-A writ of
error addressed to the United States Circuit
Court of the Eastern District of Virginia
was granted to-day by Judge Clifford in the
case of Pace rerSus Rush Burgess, involv-
ing the question of the conslltutionallty of
the export tobacco tax. This case Is for
only $4,000, but the decision OF the United
States Supreme Court Will involve altoge'
Their about $4,000.
1.-The Senate Judiciary Committee, to
whom the bankrupt bill, passed by the
House, was referred, have very nearly agreed
upon the subject and will probably report
tomorrow. They are opposed to total re-
peal of the law :, but will favor a bill continu'
ing the provision for yolunta ry bankruptcy
AS il now stands"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-20

u. S. SIN response to the inquiry of the
Dispatch with reference to Governor Walker,
aud combining our reply to that, we will say
that the election of Governor Walker to that
position would not be Objectionable to the
people of this section.
AS the Dispatch is SO fond of bringing out
its neghborS, will it now in turn tell US the
name OF its Valley man or its North Vir-
ginia n.-Bedford Sentinel
rive have none sucbl