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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

ltnT MJ,H Worthless Docs COST ONE
t.,>ap.--I From the Virginia Monitor. j
:.'f, aIc IN Franklin county about four
'4rtt.and GogS. As large rs this number
1.s. appear. it viii Very closely approNl-
aot' Ii" truth. The county could well dis
l~u>c WIKI thrce-tcurths Of these dogs,
"hJch are useless. Judging from the am cunt
icy ,J;> ii costs no less than FLO Il year to
-'.p ruc. and at these figures there are
s71.oJo throHnaway annually by this county
"i"n "a" three thousand worthless dogs.
Hn>>ny 10y the amount 0! stock destroyed By
'a~o dogs. The fear OF raising sheep,
"meh could be probably kept on
what l. now S3iLG TO waste 1--WE
-Iran vi this in its hrolde>t sense, for
lay l~ollc are deferred from Iai>ing sheep
~ l4llp: hut little attention to the few they
htI' hr,1uSe Of the great number Of dogs
found 'r'Iul, Hc Wi! next notice the food
.N"n'o ihc," dogs which would feed like
i.itn1'r O: hog, that would net one hundred
"ad titI pounds each. This ut eight cents
i"r FOUND, would DC $50, 900. Add the two
aL"Gnt> named and We make $50 900. The
'.ubir, The annoyance, the less from not
'l>.uE sheep. aud the INDECENT habits &c.
"fcd hy having a number OF dogs, the
'''t'ti Nil bear in mind, is not 10 be con-
t!"'.d Ni'h the above enormous estimate.
Ia ",.il man Just think ri This great waste
81" l1r county, and Try and busy himself at
o.'t ah"W renewing the cNl!.
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DEpARTUREg or sTEAMERs.

4
TOR NE w YORKt.-The IEA
L steamship OLD JOHNSTON. Cap ss4aa3ese
tain WALKER. win sail TUESDAY, December / 9Th,
IT IL o'clock nj.
Freight received until IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Through bills Of ladtng gigued, ami goods for.
uarded with dispatch to all points north, south.
cast, andwest Close connections made with Cunard
Line Tor foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, 4l2; steerage, s.; round-trip
tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
de l6-2t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
TOR T H1LADELPH IA.-G|Th
Il The steamerJ ". EyERstAi. Cap
tain PLATT, win receive freight for the above port
till MONDAY the 5th instant. ut Ia o'clock.
Freight taken for Norfolk. Providence, Boston,
and New Orleans, also for Liverpool. and Antwerp
ria Red Star and American Steamship lines, and
bills OF lading signed through.
Passage 10 Phllsdelphia, Including meals and
staterooni, "a. VIZ. PORTER, Agent,
de 1926 No. 2423 DOCK street.
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rREAT REDUCTION IN FUR-m
|ST SITURE.-I have on hsnd isrge stock
az WALNUT CHAMBER, PARLUk, NIL"
TATiON, and PAINTED SUITS and the 10 ; Ca,
ss.sh At greatly reduced prices. Parties bY5fnx
would do wei to examine my stock arc Compare
nr,ces - e.. GATARldnI,
no No' 10 Uos1A
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RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO. RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after December z, 1873, tho
passenger trains will run as follows:

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO. RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after December z, 1873, tho
passenger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN.-Leavcs Richmond $50 A. u.
Va, NJ. 4 q. s. railroad at Gordonsyiile and Char
lottesvillc. and arrives At Hinton at 10 p. d.
EXPRESS TRAiS.-~Leayc5 Richmond At 1880
Z. NJ. DAILY except Saturday, connecting at Cor
louisville for Washington and the North, and ar.
rives at Huntington at z p. n. next day. Steamer
at Cinciunati ut O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond and White
Sulphur only at Junction, Gordousyille, Chariotte
vile, StauntOn, Goshen, Millboro', and Coyngton.
ACCOMMODATlOG TRAIN.-Leayes Richmond
fsor,lonsvle 1T $50 p. n. This train connects at
Gordonsville for Lynchburg.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at p. N. DAILY cx-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington at A.
II. next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRkIN.-Leaves Huntington at 10 A.
VI. DAILY except Sunday, aud arrives at Richmond
nj 4:3O A. NJ. next day, connecting with trains
going south and with James River steamer for Nor.
folk. This train stops between White sulphur and
lottesville. StauntOn, Goshen, MlllboTo', and Gov
MAIL TRATN.-Leaves Hinton at o'clock A. n.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting with W., o., Va,
n. G G. ). railroad at charlottesville and Gordons.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-LeaSes Gordons-
riyes at Richmond at $50 A. "a.
For further information inquire ut the company's
office, on Broad near Seventeenth street
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
EDGAR VLlEr, General Passenger and Ticket
gent de 9
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FURNITURE.

VYyHY Is 1T EVERYBODY GOESM
2t1 corner second and Broad street, ID selling lE
FURNITURE
Of every description ut reduced prices 10 sun ing
times 60 and see him before purchasing clsc.
where. You can get your furniture repaired ana
vanished. aud chairs cale-seatcdat low price,
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A LRERT BLAIR,
IN wholesale and retail dealer In
ANTHRACITE AND BlTuMlEoUS COAL,
Also West Virginia SPLINT coal.
Factories families, and smiths supplied at low
prices. ,,,,u,
de Him
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WOOD AND COAL.

THEAP FUEL-VERY FINE FOR
~ CULINARY PURPOSEs.-Superio GAS
HOUSE COKE, in quantities from ten bushels to
otis de 15-2w
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FOR BALTIMORE -
PUwHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.S
THROUGH-FREIGHT
TRI WEEKLY LINE.
NOTRANsFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.

Steamers leave their new pier In the Dock, foot
Of Twenty-second street, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS At o'clock, and SAT-.
URDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Freight received up To O'Clock P. NJ, and Satur-
days up to 3x O'Clock p. NJ.
Through bills signed to all points north and west
and rates guaranteed rs low as any other line.
Apply to l.. B. TATUM. Agent.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth aud
Main streets. de 3
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T ORILLAkD STEAMSHIP %TfS
~ COMPANY. ssNRs&eessa

ILADELPHIA, RICH-sEFF%
SHIP itNE.-FOR HILADEI,PlIIA TWICE 4
WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers Of th!s
line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAI
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at l2 O'Clock NJ.
Freight taken for all parts OF New Jersey Ienn'
sylvan1a, for Boston Providence, and New Orleans;
American steamship lines, and bills Of ading signed
through.
Passage 10 PhiIadclphIa including meals ant
statereOm, %. W. t. PORTER, Agent,
No. 2I25 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAMP CLYDE l. CO, Agents,
No. 10 South Wh3rves,
iIatn nh
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EOR NEW YORk.-OLD DO afEF&
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COMMPANY;es = 7 -
The slde-whcel steamships OLD iOMiSl0H
aadARH , AIBEAAkLE, and HATTEkAs leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, ana R,GhmonG
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, anu SATURDAY
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY.
and SUNDAY al high tide
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons state-rooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention gre I'M
FreIghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, aud no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. - - r., -,
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
Freight received until J.. NJ. daily.
On and after NOVEMBER LIST the ships OF this
line Will leave Norfolk at o'clock L. NJ. during
the winter.
For further Information, apply t.
GEORGE W. ALLEN II CO., Agents,
office Company's wharf, Rockets.
CAPTAIN GEORGE w. ALLEN.
,totIS Y, MAYER. aps
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ml5 Agents here.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs=i.,
y COMPANY.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON LANES RIVER.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AM
ADAMS ENTREES.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:
On and after OCTOBER !. 1873 The last ann
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain
JOHS A. POST, will leave company's wharf, Rock
etts, for above-Iamed places on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, aud FRIDAYS ut $50 A. NJ and re-
turning will arrive here TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS at4P. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections Win Bay Lint
at Norfolk for Baltimore Philadelphia, and Nc"
York.
Fare to Baltimore. .................... 10
Fare to Philadelphia. 90
Fare to New SOrk..,...............:. Il so
Tickets for sale on steamers and al CARRIER & Co.
Ticket Agency, and baggage checked through.
Freight received daily for Boston, Norfolk, anu
Portsmouth, and regular landings on james river
from IA, NJ. to q 7. III.
Freight for way-landiDgs must he prepaid.
l.. r. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: COInpany's wharf, Rocketts; brsnch Of
fee at W. d. Blair & Co.'s, corner OF Ninth and
Main streets OC2
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THE AMERICAN STEAM eSFTS
l. SHIP COMPANY, OF PHILA- ss9ssszsseesss
DELPHIA.-Cah accommodations tstrictly first
Through bills OF lading given to Liverpool For
freight apply to ~
PALMER, HARTSOoK & CO..
pl5 Agents here.
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80. THE WEATHER.
w "a DnPAsInESr, oGee CAig S.S.e. 0tosr,


WAsHIxsroH, d. c., March 6, 1878 II .. m. :
sVSoP-Is FOR THE PAST TwESTv PoUn HouRs -
The barometer has risen since Wednesday morn
ing throughput The Atlantic states, and is now
highest over Virginia, where clear calm weather is
reported Clear weather and light winds hsse pre-
VALID In New England, and increasing northeast
yInds, With rising tsmpeIsture, are now reported
fallen rapidly IN the northwest, and thence south
ward to the western Gulf, and eastward over the
axe region. Fresh south and east winds, with ris-
ng temperature and increasing cioudiness, have
enersly prevailed over this region. Light rain
- been reported from the Texas coast. Heavy
rain prev allied on "Wednesday, with low harometa ar
y Oregon spd northern California The pressure
as diminished thence eastward to the Missouri
liver.
PRcIA BrLITfEs-For the rest Of THURSDAY
over New England and the lower lakes aud south
ward "a Virginia falling barometer rising tempera-
ture, southerly winds aud clear weather b. Thurs
day night winds back 10 southeast, with cIOudy
Weather over the lower lakes and the Ohio valley
Al area Of low barometer move east ard INTO
Minnescts, with fresh ard brisk southeriy winds,
cloudy and threatening weather over the Missouri
valley and the upper lakes Northwest winds vi b
stoudS yesther, prevail over South Carolina, and
the eastern Gulf states. Southeast winds, WITH
cloud and possibly rain over the western Gulf coast
Reports are generally missing from all stations west
Of the Mississippi river.
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o. q. Joseph K Hawley, Of Connecticut, has
been unanimously re-nominated for Congress.
He was a member of the last Congress to a the
vacancy Oeeasioned by the death of Hon. Julius
Nstrong. Mr. Hawley gave Indications while
IN the House of the ability to take prominent
place in public Affairs He has q dne presence
and good voice; and tact and sense withal Dc
enable him TO make good use Of his quaIifca-
tiOnS
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BALTIMORE, March 6.-virginia o. consoIjda.ea.
SS,, sew, 5otE; West Vas, ~ bid to-day
bALTIMcRK, March s.-Cottop Outflow mid
dline-, l9.<@lg.s. Flour quiet and stesdy-price
unchanged. W heat dull and unchanged Corn
southern, scarce and wanted; white sou therp sla
% yellow southern, 5otrss; mixed western nominal
S. Osts duef and STEADY SCOUT hem, +sGfis western
mixed, e do. white. %. Rye6ul-ssseas Has dull
and unchanged Provisions quiet but firm, and
nc1inaiiy -unehasgeS. Buster unchanged. Wits
Ky, u.
NTw ToRx, March s.-Stocks steady. Gold firm,
70; Honey nrT, Ia 20 Els per cent. Exchange,
NEW YORK, March 6-Fiour steady and TN.
chan ged. Wheat steady Corn sts AN
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Bio - q Is bad, but if the contending fac
tiOIs " Orleans could manage to annihi-
late e. sther. Kilkenny cat fashion, IL would
be !, o, wholly TO be deplored.
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- There are signs Of trouble in Madrid, and
street conflicts are apprehended. The republ-
cans are greatly excited, and demand the dis
solEtlUr OF the Assembly. .-.
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The ST anish republic is in a bad way, and the
prospect ahead is not very encouraging.
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To LADIEa

~ How sad 1t il to see young wife, mother
u family who requires all her physical strength
,nn =, neI en- dui,ss snd al hsr E1ral ca
her, to see her Frustrated, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
sbiei This state Of weakness and debility Is more
she will receive the proper care, a. In the other
she VIII Hnger months after months, not thinking
exhausted gives out and she is carried to the grave
when little precaution in proper time would have
spared her life. To prevent, to strengthen, cure
nothing Can compare with the LONG-LIfR BIT
IERS Of DR.. u. g. BERTRAM. They are q safe and
infallible remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, cos
tveness, biAousness, headaches, morning sickness
and all complaints peculiar TO women. These Bit
tiers, which sold by all druggists, are In conse-
quence Of their virtue and most agreeable TASTE tht
medicine par szeeiieSee for ladies. J22-tr
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81 AoVlD D.
DR. ". II. BARRETT,
DENTIST.
ner llth street. Ia8-ly

neI Ltn street. Je8-ly
nSSCHENCK' PULMONIC CANDY embraces
IN agreat degree all the principles Of Schenck q
Pumonic Syrup, and while as pleasant to the palate
sc the pures Of confections its medicinal properties
render II efectuai In coughs, colds, bronchial and
remedy for children or infants and can be given with
impuniy while for professional gentlemen, or those
These candies are put up in Is cent boxes convent
ent for the pocket and for sale by all druggists
and dealers. j. II. SCHENCK & son,
feb22-tr n. Y corner OH and Arch SIS Phiia
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~ NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.

~ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The Assessors OF the several Legislative Districts
having completed the Of real property for
the fiscal year ending June 3oth, 1874, the Board al
Appeals Will meet at the Office Of the ut
q Assessments and Taxes No $50 ~ street the
corner OF LOUISIANA avenue, on the 3D DAv OF FEE
RrARY, 1873, at ~ O'Clock M, to hear any appeah
that msy be made from the valuations Of said as
SCISSORS.
All appeals must be made in writing, and sworn 10
before an officer competent TO administer oaths.
The Board will be in session each day SUNDAY ex-
ceptedD from II O'Clock a. m until s O'Clock D. m .
and on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS from
O'Clock until O'Clock D. m :
II. A. HALL, VIM WALL
GEO. b. WILSON, Riley A SHINN,
y. j. MIDDLETON, yR.,
fel-u Members Of the BOARD az ApDeals
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~ ckpIf1L REAL EsfArE AssoGiA:
Board Of Director. has authorizes the .sIs % sucS
:hsrs. Of stock ss are on hand fixing the premium
By pssSs $os %as P'' fSs IT,
parties to purchase shares, who Otherwise would be
xn una, q the zane tine realizing benefits identical
in suceessfui Operation for . period Of two years
Shares can be obtained G q S the sssTstsry:
PHIL. n. WEIGH, seereia ~" r'S'' jMlti
rPRosApALIsl = RosADALIsil
ETraes from iete. ,.esiysd from Rer. T. ".
UNIoSvILLE, 5. c., April LIST, 1852
Gntl,1nss Please forward Immediately; tel one
Old gentleman near eighty years Of age, who has been
induced to use 70, upon my RECOMMENDATION, fG
ny seSnsin,anss' between forty and hf,y years q
age bad been suffering with uterine affection for
OF four SOttes Rosaasii. and vas more improved
by u than BY any remedy she had ever before
w the presen. day ,scrofula has been the BANG,
snS ss &c. cur 3 q 70 tsrrSs
n,sSsy te; + Rsr.os known e b Infected With
Is on2 dSs ~ aSsss g %,4 With socsssy 1871
S.s q HI 'ssTsa
he h.. siesw e seSofus. Ulcers, Sore. IipslsS
socf' AID ansI JUICES. s,s p. s.als
-: CO.. ''sss; >, 8: s
r. nIL sUaN's -
NEW DnUa STORE,
No. 1875 PIsSsyIvAsA AVENUE,
Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters. fel3-ly
fs..4!5, ys ~, or go
I'D iss ao sS1 :SrsS q % t:iIss i In.
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DeafSi burSssy, lii - strsst, betysse 3
sss f. 500 ssS. "a - 80 g oSt S. ~ H
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I-Nth I'm SIyNh street, bet and =.
FISHING SHORE and OUTFIT FOR RENT,
L near Fort Washington, known Tulip Hill
sylyania avenue. fl3-lm
EARM % ACRES, IHREE-QUARTERs OF A
y MILE from Long bridge, Va, on Arlington
Turnpike, near Toll-gate. House 10 rooms, Wheel
right and black smith shop. Rent low. pply Ii .
6. JOHNSON, No. 493 Penn, avenue fi3.lm
I'VE HAVE OVER 500, 600 FEET OF
w GROUND, situated In different portions of the
city, for sale at q small advance on assessment
prices. Will exchange for good improved property
CA AAn TO fLOAN ON GOOD REAL
$fVsOVU real estate security for one or mere
years, in sunni Of ESQ, to el0.eo0. :
f6-eolOt n. N. ROHRER, s13 TIN street
EOK SALE-The STOCK, GOOD WILL aad Xix
u TUREs Of the Millinery and Fancy Store, No.
TOT Market Space, bet TIN and 6th streets, north
west. fJy04 ml E.LENZBERG a Co
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Hot sEs, LOTS AND YARNS FOR SALE or
H EXCHANGE.

A two-story French roof Brick H1s-se rooms IN
street north No. 1871, between liih aud ~ sts .
with fine dry cellar; $500.
Atwo--tory Brick on street, No. lsi5. rooms,
on easy terms: S4n0Q.
two-story and basement Brick on south ID street
between New jersey avenue and let street east, q
rooms, modern Improvements; St0eD.
four-story Brick on L street, between oh and
JUN streets, 70 rooms, with all modern improve
Ilents large back building and stable, large AZ
Ley nNe splendid mirrors to lie sold with the ho
A t~o-story Brick on Eth street, between and
A large number Of Frame Houses in all part, of
the city
The east half Of Square No Soi = 90 Get. SC per
foot.
All II Square No. $50 sc per foot
All OF Square north Of SQUARE No. SIS, with i'm 70
proyements; $500.
A great number Il vacant Lots Of all sizes in va
nous paris u the city, On long time or cheap for
A Farm of * acres, mile from the kquednc.
Bridge, near Port Mhipple, on the Falls Church
chard loo aiUn overlooking the cities of Georgetown
and sshington; for sale or exchange for property
IN Wellington or Georgetown.
flshteen acres Of Land, part of Metropolis
view, near Gienwood, cheap for cash.
Three acres uf Land on the Washington and B.I-
timore railroad, near Mount Oiivet; Sso per acre.
With other Farms a short distance from W ashing
tor, and Lands in Mary land, Virginia, Kansas
Georgia, Sc for sale exchange for city pro perty
cox 4 CALLEN,
Real Estate Agents,
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nRHELDISE BUND.-Members of Sections l5s
Wy and 164 are requested 10 attend a general
meeting Of the Bund on FRIDAY EVENING" at
O'Clock p. m, at 62S 7th street Business Of I'm
porfance MOSES SAMSTAG, Secretary. m6-et'
FMASONIC.-Stated communication of LEB
M AN0N hOpGE No. ., z. 4. A. NJ, FRI .
interest will come before the Lodge. Members art
NO Oe p'e'e"J janis ' %fE Il iaf IS Sec.
HSNATIOhAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, (Med
~ zeal Department Columbian College, d. CD
Inc MY ,hrst annual commencement Of this institu
ton win be held at Lincoln Hall on SATURDAY
sting class VIII be delivered by the Right Rev "
". PISKNEy, ID. D.. LII. d. The vaIedictory by S.
l.. CRisSEy. NJ ID. The profession and the public
are respectfully invite to attend.
mo II lRep2tI JNO- g. Riley. NJ. D.. Dean.
"sDANCING ACADEMY,
Wy 9l4 STREET NORTHWEST.
MARINI 4 BATES,
last quarter OF this season will commence SATCR-
DAY, March 8, 1873, at o'clock D. M for Children
and at p. m for adults
For particulars see circular INST
nSGEORGETOwN COLLEGE.
Wy MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
this institution will be held at Walls New Opera
House On THURSDAY. the 10th instant, at o CLOCK
The degree Of Doctor of NJ edicine will be con.
fcrred on the candidates BY Rev John Early, Presi
The address to the Graduating Glass will be de-
iNsred by Professor Louis Mackall, IT., III. ID.
Tue yelsdictory, By Ed~ Cranch, NJ D.
me Grafton to the Alumni, BY Charles Allen,
The profession and public are respectfully invited
to attend.
mS-H JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. n, Dean.
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n 81. NJ. q. A,
Wy Corner Ninth and d streets.
LECTURES BEFORE CHRISTIAN WORKERS
MEDNhsDAl, at $50 p. m, Rev. J. T. DUR
FRIDAY, at $3.50 T. m, Rev. JOHN HALL, Of
New YORK. Free to all. INSTR
nSOFfIOE OF THE POTOMAC FsRRY
~ COmPANf, 5IH. STREET WHARF, WASH
MONDAY, March 3, the hourly trips Of the steam.
ers OF this line between Washington and Alexandra
viii commence at q. and make the last trip at
.. s. 8. HOWISON, Prest p r Co
SAMUEL GEDNEH, Superintendent. ml.Iw
FTHE ATTENTION OF THOSE USING any
Wy q the poisonous compounds advertised As Re
storstiyes, Reviewers, &C, for the Hair called to
the great Advantages that NATTANS CRYSTAL
DlSCONkR1 Possesses Oyer all these vile mi Ktures.
First, it is entirely free from all poisonous sub
stances, and can therefore be used with safety II
does NOT stain finger nails, the finest fabric II il
positively the cleanest article in Its use pro-
duces q cooling and pleasant sensation. 1t fire.
Yuently cures headache and falling of Of the hair
above all il will restore the color and growth Of the
hair, positively, in from three to ten days Call for
n, and take no other if you do not wish be disap-
pointed.
Depot, corner ID and streets northwest
f2s-u ARTHUR NATTASS, Proprietor.
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ITO NOT FAIL To sEE THE WONDERFUL
y DANCING TOY FOR PIANOS,
sna Tor sale s. q. Z. Wild BSo., 4sSyySv
iMh street west near northwest corner OF Pennsyl
JOS and TAMB0RINES, aud dealers in PIANOS
and all kinds Of Musical Instruments. mi
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DRY GOODS.
EDUCATIONAL.

NIIss L. FLETOHERs SCHOOL FOR YoUE0
lv1 LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1871 ken forh
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