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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-18
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OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
~ Company, Land Department, Portland
Oregon, April s, 1B72.-Notice is hereby
given, that o vigorous prosecution will be
Instituted aaaaust any and every person
who tFespasses hpOn any Railroad Land,
before the same Is BOUGHT OF the COmpa-
ny AND PAID FOR,
All vacant Land In odd numbered SEQ
tions, whet Ter surveyed or unsurveyed, :.
within distance of thirty milesfr0m the
line OF the Toad belongs TO the Company
/, r. MOoRES,
SSSAtt Land Agent.
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ImrrA,. TO EpITr'a.. Ky the postal coh'
uuw in force publishers sending new spaFet'
without prepayment Of postage 10 persons
who arc not subscribers arc subject To pc
uslty Of tiny dollars for each offence after no
titi,-,tion lvthe posima>'cr-Gcncral. There
:. i seems. no law for allowing editors tc
exchange plrcrs even though they are will
inr to ,,ay postage thereon. But the Post
m;s,cr-Gcncra, in Iii, excessive libcrality
vii, NOT "notiy" the editors who lend thcil
u.yry> to ono another. He decides tha! al
,cl,un. or Journals pawn. postage on news
panrr. received ~ exchanges will be re-
uarGcd hy the pcst-O;ltc Department - sub
scr;hrlS within the meaning of tic law.
This announcement is made in all serious.
ness in Geographic dispatch from Washing
ton. We return no thanks to Mr.. CREswELI
for Ii, supposed nbcraity. As soon rs The
new law goes into effect thcrc will he 10 lo.'
<i9?c advantage in addressing Il paper &c
":hc Dj<p0tch," or ";hc Wing" or any Other
newspaper name. Our exchanges could
come addressed to our tilm-nainc without
Mr.. CRrswEIL's assistance. And as 10 The
word "s,,hsclibcrs," it is none Of his bust
ness whether we pay for the papers we take
in n;rncy or in kind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

| STOSEwALL JACKSON IN EsnLASp.-Ch' cf:
Justice CocKBrRN, In replying TO cc'.tai
American arguments concerning tho 9 encva
award, explains the state Of public feeling
In England during tho recent evil war in
this country IN performing thi' duty, he
incidentally sar'
,,o Ivy Ivy ne British rcop'cl save credit to
u ~. 81 .,.Incn and warriors D. the South
Nv cause may hc right or wrong: tor The
,iyhcr motives cnnob|c poIiticl! action, and
! all the opprobrious terms when might bc
hcaucd upon the cause in which he fell could
not persuade the world that the earth be
| meath which ~tonewal jackson rests does not
cover the remains Of Il patriot and hero
The northern people may read In The above
sentence what will bc the verdict of then
own children. CROMWELL, iiAarDEN, SInsLY,
and the other rc>istarS of oppression in Eng
land. have not more certainly been honored
ly the greatest Of the historians descended
from the children Of their opprc>>or, than
will the southern heroes Of the late war III
this country be- hnnolcd hereafter ny '':c
greatest of the historians who are yet To dc-
| >cend from our northern Brethren.
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DEATHS.

Died OF the .'s, instant, ELLEN N0l: :. laugh
tor Of .iillp all Eilra Shea aged six .ntlie IN,
six d"y-.
Her fIncI,l vii take pl.trc THIS AFT..HE 40 X
!Y,!,n hc: pateGt, r-i.,rICv, NJ. -: Seventeenth
street.
Died. on Monday, 2.st instant. Mr.. LII G. ~;
pfRl CT, aged ifly-lhrCc wears.
HIS funeral viii take place THIS DAY tTncS'!Iv
oY,,,} al o'clock T. NJ. from II. Peers cathedral
he friends and acIuainnccs are respectfully III
vitcl To attend.
Pied, at his residence, in this city snntlay. t,r
%, 49,, a, Ia O'Clock. OF typhoid fever. HENRY
l. LAMBERT. in the s,Vcn y-tnirt' year 81 hi- age,
native Of New York city. hut for rhc ..t fnry!iut
wears 4 resident OF This city.
His funeral will take pace from GrarrSrce
Baptist church I HIS tIucsflvl AZ ERAuUN Il!
,'c ok The friends aud acquaintance OF Tie Iamil.
:rr Invited 10 attend without further noiicr
Brooklyn aud New ork city Taper. please copy
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ANKLE lMrupEScE ASD BRITISH LECTURERS

YAEKrE lMrupESCE And BRITISH LECTURERS
Mr. JouS ELDFKKlS, WHO has spent some timt
| in England in rndolvorin@ 10 induce certain
! celebrated British writer's and others to |rr
,nre in the United states, has succeeded it
making engagements with WuEIE COLLINS
| whom everybody knows rs an author. ant
| with Mr.. Cn,ELrs BrArLAUGH, with whom
everybody is pretty well acquainted who Ia
| read MoHCuEE y. CoSwAy's letters froI> Lon
don to the Cincinnati Commercial. Mr. e.
W. SM.LLEr writes from London to the New
York TriLanc a. follows concerning Ilr
| BEADLAUGu:
"Of Mr.. Bril!angh'> grcnt ability there
can hc 40 question. II" is probably one OF
, the best SPEAKERS in EHglnd, possessing II
voice Of IrT!l,kt!c power, and having
oru,oricaI gift. Few men, however, are
m re unpopular with the wr!l-to-Go CLASSES,
whether arst0rratc or >hop-krepln", for he
is radical alike in religion ana politics. His
friend, spcal, OF hini aS Il Sccu!ui>l. his enc,
mes call him lniitlcI, and many of thcu!
think they sti~natlZc him not les severely
nnrn they dr"ounrc him a. Republican.
with Large section Of the workingmcn hi
Influence i ycrv great. don't know on
what he .si'npo>t> 10 lecture III America. but
be- i sure 10 he WORT. hearing on any topic
he chooses ~ discuss"
A. ,hn Yankee WIS cr course. merely
:.
Dcht upon 'i'o"'s '''''A'''-' Il VIA "o' SUI .
prise any one 10 learn that, having engaged
III Inti,,cl, he tried to make an engagement
with y clcrry,nan also. Rcv. Mr.. SrrRGEoS
,,,,l.oa.
-! an moi "l'oh t. an ohcf !oE iccinilh-
nclihcr Is II ny profession. apprcrialr iEe
!iir"A' iEt "i your ooel, anu II i MOI oe-
ri'"'u WIN any 't''''nce ~ ai'lo''ht' one
9'n"i'h ''i''' ''' >'''i' H'"'' '''t 'ri"i' I''
|" :''' !"' '''''"'s' 80 "' ''- '''' Il ~ ~
"! No'"''"
Mr.. EipU&EIS succeeded iii c!lccting Il
coDdigionaI cnra~clncnt with CnArLEs RrAnr,
t,o ,ovcE>, AIR sr,,,rv s,vs thcro i =,
''-' ,,
cI'''c' ''''' III i''->'H ma, >''''> "ON' ''"'
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Ir'h1rs there is mot iii this wide world
Paper 30 adroit Us tie Richmond Hhi1 in
throwing is adversary 90 tie defensive and
hu"hiiHg the oEu> upon his back. The HhiG
performed IL accustomed strategy yesterday
molliil. in charging upon this paper Il dis
iurEuECc Of tic Treaty Of kichmond,"
sisucd BY Itself and the Enquirer, establish
im2 pcscc ami throwing out the "frccrail-
ROAD ' and Eucktail issues" from the next
campaigns III this state. The charge is III
tc.ly grounlc,S. We notice 4 uhjrct
brought under consideration by the parties
WHO d.!tcr with liz, and while the documents
concerning il are still being published in the
papcr-,-wc mean the proposition 10 treat
with >!r iIrHrISGToS to make the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad the east end OF
the Chesapeake and OHIO line, and thus to
ignore Eicllmcnd injuriously the second
tilnc-and this j. ALLEGED 10 be Il breach OF
the lcGc,. II 80, W. arc not the guilty PARTY
But tic -nkjrct is in nowiSc connected with
"frca iulroads' or "Eucktails." On
friends Of the IFhig make great efforts to b'
fair. and il Is muci 10 be regretted that The,
fuii so often.
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ANOTHER GREAT Max -ASTAGoEIz1EG OAR.
wIy.-Mr. II. ID. CONWAY writes in luis last
London letter t. the Cincinnati Commercial:
"Prof.Ssor hiaX Mueller concluded, thi,
ate! .iuUn. IN extremely Interesting course OF
lectures upon the Pathology Of Darwin
These lectures had been looked iOr with
great interest. and it was known that the
OXonian phiIo!Oyst intended to attack the
theory Of Ihc evolution OF language from the
noises and expressions made by animals. He
has one especial good characteristic as 4 lee
turcr-- he never speaks word that is vague
or one that is without sense. The Probes
Sor thinks that Darwinism is vulnerable mt
Two points-thc beginning AID end of life.
For The first, which bridges over the gu'I
betw,en organic and inorganic !ilc vii !.
iuoncra>, Darwin i moi responsible, but he
is Tor The second, which derives man from
The ape. But Max Mueller says tiwt there is
one barrier which no ANNUAL ever Yet passed.
ard hat IS language. COucciring the eve to
have been developed from spot, it is, he
says, incJncclra5!c that III animal could ever
have Developed languages.
"Thc Professor 1ind> in the notes and cries
OF animals Themselves The phonetic materials
| oi language, but not the elements of Ian.
| giCtgr. The hrSt organic appearance in lam
glla"c i, the root, aud he SAYS the Darwin
iali> cannot show him any case of an animal
| cry presenting the root OF Il word. Once
| get the root at the word into existence, and
the work Of evolution. variation, &C.. can liz
traced without end; but it is This root whicl
makes the impa>Saale line between luan ant
t;lc animal, for that root Of a word indicate:
the concept Which must unite with sense t
produce it,"
Shall we say that Max MUELLER Is TIT
highest authority on pathology, as AGAsslz il
i'll his specially:
Mr.. CONWAY closes bis letter with the fol
lowing highly interesting announcement;
"Thc next bow will be given by Hcrber
Spencer"
SO profound thinker is Mr.. SPENCER tia
r the world will expect light upon the suffice
from him. whether he is Darwinian cruot
We regret 10 say that we are forced to cl,s
+ him ~tl. The Darwinians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

The PLtcE-Wc do 10! care whether the
State Convention shall meet In Richmond OF
elsewhere. The article we wrote on the
subject was pcnnctl, n we said OF the time,
+! in the interest OF or country friends MI
over The state. We do not intend to dis.
cn>S thc question farther. We shall be
satisfied with the decision of the State com
mit"c, let II be what II NAV.
Nevertheless we must say TINT we arc
n'S"'S amused at the assumption Of the ps
per , published at the several poir;ss'
nc me OF the Atlantic. A. ..inn2
Ohio railroad that g.. '-.-s' ,.irpi aud
mt in favor -" me ,,rcss , has spoken
>, Lyuchhurr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

A Coon ExAMrLE.-In Il reply to numhrl
Of communications protesting against tn
pu,!irati0n in its columns Of lottery advcr'
ii e,ucnt<. the New York Times says that "iht
matter Ims received consideration, ami that
We have decided to close our columns once
and for al against this class of advertise
mcnts. In future, therefore, readers Of TIC
Times may rest assured that in this, Is il
otter respects. W. >ha! present them with q
newspaper entirely above rcrroach. and
Thoroughly consistent i'll its career ana con
duct.''
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o~-y,N IMPORTANT CONsIDERA-

F~G~AN IMPORTANT fOHSlDEKA-
TION.-DR. TUFTS LIVE; PILLS are purely
vegetable and are adopted 10 young ana ola. maze
and female. aHJ may he taken at AL fih'H "Ehoht
restraint Of nccupatic:;, without change ot h''h6'
without ,ict. and without the Tear q" taking c"fl'
dnrIne all kinds Of weather anu In all Climates.
a BEAUTIFUL COMPREHENSIVE men ths
blood Is Impure the skin an uncicah rO'ial
and sallow appearance, often accompanied ~
hrt,,,z ,jmpl.s &c II Is Il foul corruption gene
rated in the blood which nature Strives 10 'hr"s on
DE-. TuTr'S SARSAPhh!I.l.A AND QUEENS
DELIGHT act directly on the '!ernr:t"ry organs.
Of which the skin Is by It's use the skin Is rci-
dcrcd soft smooth, and rosclic, and Tie Who'll: sys-
rom renovated ap l9~scod&wiw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

INTERSTATE RAILROADS AND STATE tGrEIS
Judge ,TouS BLAIR IICGE. of the Berkeley
county (W. Va circnit, haS recently decided
in cas-" in whirh tho Baltimore ana ONO
Railroad Company sought 10 remove the ease
to the United states Circuit Court under inc
act of Congress ci Ilarc!, > 1867. on the
ground of being the corporation of the state
of Narylan that the Baltimore aud OHIO
Railroad Company, having accepted TIC j.
ccnsc granted by Virginia 10 exercise is
bowers within its territory, il became liable
to he sued IN the co'lrtS of the State upon
contract. made or acts done within its lilIIs'
diet ION
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OFFICIAL.

CITY CoLLECToRS OFFICE.l
Richmond. April 90, 1873. !
rTNHIS OFFICE Is OPENED DAILY,
L FROM . O'CLOCK 4. NJ. no O'CLOCK
l.. ~. for the purpose of receiving tile
LICENSE TAX
from NIL LAWYERS doctors, dentists, commission
MERCHANTS, merchandise brokers, wholesale and
retail liquor dealers, hotels restaurants, saloons,
boarding and eating houses, auctloncrrs, lumber
rueaSurcrS, architects, theatres AMI halls telegraph
express and coal companies, mercantile, insurance,
steamboat, real ct. tc, employment, ticket and
srwng-marhine agents, littcrs manufacturers, junk
and oyster dealers.
'.Ail bills remaining unpaid on the first day Of
May, fine nf not less than dollsr and no more
than live dollars for each day there fcr will be i'm
posed" john I. REGSAELT,
up elliot City Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPEtAAaL NUsaS 49, ~,
ny GRAND PREPA Alto y
FOR THE
spH1Sr; AND SUMNER TRADE!
LARGER STOCK, BETTER ASSORTMENT
AND
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER!

|
| JArANSE SILKS from !oc. to SLID per saLu
STRIPED JAPANESE POPLINS ut 20 ana 2'''
per yard:
FANCY and DRoCAlED JAPANESE ro' h'N7
ut 80, Is, and Goo. per yarh'
| BLACk ALPaCA from JUG !" - 80. ~ a., an,
AuSIRALlAH 'hE'h ~ "o' n.y. '''
YARD, worth 10 per cent mort >, :,
Pure BLhHh -h"fihih 1T '''' WV" 80
worth sl.2S;
BLACK SILK at al, Sl.:', sio'' Sl.'"' ~ 9-'-''
$50. s2.75, 50, S3."5 and $3.50 per yard
COLoRED SlLhS NJ Sl.So' u, 9-'''"' anu 80,
silks are we'll suited for Evening anu DRUM
Dresses aud are worm s-.'o per !''". .,,.,
hLPAtAS AND MoHAihH IT 'o' vs. anu 0'' ~
yard In all me ne" 5hade'.
WAS1-nOPLlHSa at 1I5c. ner yaru' TIC "'">' P'r
ulnr dress goods Of the scison
PRINTED tAMl'ElCS AND iF'h'iA''r'' "' '''
-, and 25c. per y.rd:
LINEN LAWN at 3,c. per yar! worth Toe;
STRIPED LINEN LUSTRES ut zoe. per yarn
worth CSC;
FIGURED LINEN LESTRES ut 1Ht. worth Soc
per ward:
WuITF-GROIND AMP SLACk-GtouHD
STRIPED GRENADlAES at l9tc per yArd
worth eoc;
worth 30 and :sr
CHECK HUSLls, superior quality, suitable Tor
wraprcrs, drcssin,-eacGV,cs, and aprons, ut 30c
worm soc. per YARD;
VICTORIA LAWN, 10 inches wide piece Of u
r.r,l. for 50 :, worth anr ncr ward:
c,,.,s. u1rSI ~ from =, "a, Tie. ,rr yard:
~,I -. r.a,,, 49, -
sotrr-rISISII C,NRrIG, y vur,Is wide, nj 80, a.,
'oi ..,1 80. ,ar y.rJ
4 general assortment of WHITE GOODS Of every
dc,rrIn,inn.
Ip1Su LINENS a, %. g, soc.. and IN 70 sl..6
ror r,rd.
IT NJ = ~ ,,T1,c ,,o,.or,-s lang ru,e u,u at Il
,,. =, ,a
r, ,7,t - ~ nT,,1c ,,,uz and .z,oIr,;rs:
.s.' ,',,,,,t -, ,s. c-c
f"'''''t' 'I,t N ." ". :. =. 49, .,,,I - "a.
'nH p't o'nu' ~r'- :, a. - so nor
''N
r,,Cr-,n,c,, r,,,vrt,.x,. =, ,rac worth 2oc. !;
rtr,rIE n ,rr-cE ,K,cE TOWEILING
80 $3.50 ,arth -. ,,or w. ri.
,,...,,. .r,nI, - s,,tsh -, :, - tnr, nirce
" " >, ' -. 49,
" ,~;~. Dr,, -. 49,, rr,ptp ~ aae worth,
"it "''' i. i'1' -
i". pe. !"'", ~ =, ma, Ga. ,,or
AA' '' ~ -'' -
.''' .,,.. ...,,,,,, ,,,.., on,
y ''''' 'o9''''"e II " "'''''
men wear -or,,.
,', ,.I,1 = y ''.' ~, ~" 49,. I.
il.lI.' I'D low iVc' |" "S'" ,,t s"'"' ,r,,,,
Az HlN"-b' IA ''a 'h"ii i'"' "''' Ai''
MiStrS io' AWNINGS
NlN!o"-nhADfs ol c'''rS utSct YUM,
10 tE anu 81 4LiH VIVA me- ''s' n'N - '' ''''
'okNi'Io' ,
" w l. u"' I" 49, - '' '' " ''
,,,. ,,,,-..,.,-,,., 1890, ,,I
'iNi'i fi-' i'@''' NV -"' ~
'l.ol ~ u, sts"' ."''F''
LADIES hE',hi Ah2' Oils u '''' "i'cS'
SINUS lIu.i Gu ' " p.
LA'lF-' ~ . ~ h'e' '''''''' a.
prices u Sut an.
hAMEIh" ED'''N "H anu i>.@''' ''' i'".'
l-:r' 10 sl''' per iaCh p''' '"' "'.'n'"n
i,r,,, III, MONEY.
,'nn.. ", "'."c
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spEsTAL NOTICES.

ME- ROSADALIS IS USED IN THE
praccc pf and indorsed by some Of the leading ply
sicans Throughout tne land They are Induced To %
this from the fact that its formula Is published
around each bottle. so that the physician, ka wing
It's component parts, and being already ac4uainto
with their properties prcscribcs 1t with all conf
dcEcc. ,,,o
Gentlprncn,-I have seen the effects OF "RoSa-
dalig' on patients In my own practice, ana taEc
measure in ttnsting to its merits rs very powerful
ALTERNATIVES. In eases of acrofrla, rheumatism, So
condary syphilis, &c, always accommodate. Very
,,,,r,.voura u.s.. SPARKS, VI. u.
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LOUISIANA. - The socaled "Gnvcrnor
KELLOGG, Of Louisiana, il 4 usnrprr, lhic'.
He stole the office which he holds. rs we
have heretofore proved by Senator sciIrEz
and Others. When, therefore. lie sends tc!e-
Grams 20 Washington saving thai he has Is
sued no commissions 10 fusion officers. Sc,
or rflirminc or Grn.in" anything cl-c, bis
statements must lie looked upon rs tie Ut
toranccs OF & rcrjtlrcd villain. They may or
may not be trne !; but certainly his word Is
rot worth anything.
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.,y;c Ut tNenIS-anU VIII Z

themselves. Hut the road from Rich
uo.d - Iynchnur@ viii finish the way.
l., ;t;>.ic, and wisdom the Virginia III"
T,por.,rc railroad should have been con
;i,ucl - TirnnouA. When this Guy p"'
oIo3 TOO ,nfo tia, road we believe farfc WAS
~, man i'll Virginia WI" d'd 'o' '''r''
TIM, II would h. - continued. Inc !'''''''"
,.le,;.-r winch secured tit'i -ii"sc!ll!rsn WIZ
Ih.r i Should L.. a cont ni''d. n'c'nl '''"
-. j.. "a. .~~..l c..v il N;r,,ini', ana every
IL. ,g.,.tjp>c,d il the idea that il WAS 10 tAc
I.rrr,.. oc TIE sat" that Il S'I"G!" h' :" con-
-.ne..,l. M! Thai !. wun'd IN i'i>;itc ana WISE
pal.sv I've cone iu>t IL thai "Hy ard 10 "'hcf'
ln.ortunqtrlr. visionary Mrn rose zip an"
,pcctc0 i il l1rtnirs IN a'!iinrc "i S''c''''
>u.i. yi,,, 4nd in defeating this settled pNF'
pose. ana titc;tcd the line o! road cn'lici\
from Richmond carrying il down to Nor
folk. ami beneiiny Il drdy FROM Klchhoh''
for THIS p;!rpo>c. This was easy for Tic ait
ancc Of very weak pieces. because They iEtd
Hole nt tie money t. pay Themselves since
the work wa> 10 T. G"n" ~ The Safe. anh
the aliiaurc had only 10 -rl votes enough t.
vote tic moaey out Of Tie treasury a thr
STAT 10 accomplish il ends. This was done,
az! t..,,> the city IN which the state hai Il
..s,t interest WA. passed..
We have now 10 night thiH wrong. There
,r,i>t 10 an a,r-lr" road from hlchhond t
lyuclinGg. ,:ne Virginia and Tennessee
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Observation-Disclosures TYSDALL hts lcCturcd
in London on Niagara Fails. At the conclr.
sion Of his lecture he spoke in warm terms of
bis reception i'll the United States.
BY the way, Professor TYNpALr g i1urncd
whilst in Philadelphia, with gentleman
whom he STYLES his knsman bnt who spells
hi: name Observation-Disclosures TrypALE.
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spssETs'. Arm.

Died, In The city" iiri:nr"r'i, Oh Ire l..h March,
1878. HECTOR DAWES, Treasurer ~! t'u:cIllE!
county, In the thirtc,A year OF his
Though away from home he ~, m"i without
sylnpatliizing FREUD and weeping kin,iiclln sV"thr
his !.ii;nw and wipe Tie COLE! ,ianp III death from
his aching brow; hut around his DYING couch we!t
;ttwa> loving hearts making every effort 10 ward Of
the ley hand 81 t.c;,lI. We 'aiuia" with t.
circumstance that marked his last hours. and ic
assured that he met the Ming Of icrrors with thlt
c:,lmn"ss, serenity iorti'ue. and ,tsiTnatiun &C
corded 10 only those who die In Christ Il Is sd Ia
hcilud HE death III well stvickrn In Years, bat
how much saducr still 10 winesS the ns;titc archer
is lie strikes lccss ono In the Hush OF mauhoO.l,
fuil Of as irlng hopes, aid f0ndl! dreani Of COM
Ing years, yet iru aud resigned lie WAS AWAY :
in lite hc faced The Gcetgn, iag angel with that
hrsliin com osu:c such is b:can" IL" man la
wa< Ills los, Is moi Un! ally tCi; b. The heart
stricken !alti y. II county Il oirns the untlact
end al i faithful aud ci"iCEt Officer. of hi, rlrir-
ter we c"uld make no better tclinc ion than IL sly
that even The least enthusiastic OF hi, friends could
show mach true ornament in his composition "a
u rXCiur cvcu tie remembrance Of any fIult that
followed Iii. impulses al Il wrin and gene Gus he:trt
l;u; h" Ia, gone from rs. Ills manly hcir is siill'
forever. Il alone remains Tor Ii, 10 cherish hi;
nGILGlS.
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MARX TwAlS and {. u. WARNER have
written novel i'll partnership. The Tri-
btne's notice Of it must have been tue work
Of MAZE himself. 1t winds up thus: "We
care authorized to announce that the paper
ION which il Is written cost eleven dollars.'
ut Is not yet in PRINT
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1g OILS FOR MACHINtRI.-Pur
cliusers of
LCBEICATING OILS
Will please bear In mind that the OIL sold by Us ID
a NATURA,. LUBEICATING OIL,
OF IS DEGREES GRAVITY.
Tli- THIN OILS OF HIGHER GRAVITY are
drarcr even Mt lower price ~ they have little
body, Will soon wear away, and are consequently
more liable To cut and heat the bearings.
PLEASE OBSERVE, EVERY BARREI. OF OUR
GENUINE and PURE.
NATURAL PETROLEUM LCBRICATING OIL
SOLD IN THIS aARKEr
has eur brand on the head OF each barrel tliusV
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBKICATING OIL,
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. AGENTS,
RICHMOND. VA
Ort!trs addressed 10 us will receive prompt :ttsil-
Llon. PURCELL. LADD 4 CO. Druggists
1916 Main street, corner Thirteenth:
ou11-tJea Rtchuloud. Va.
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Mt THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES

Mt THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
They supplyn want never before Oiled. They
form regular sysrcn Of remedies for the principal
discas"s--each complaint having It's abpvopriltc
ycmcdy-thns differing materially from the patent
one .'c,lrc ais for all mladic3. No person o!
Intelligence can for moment believe that one
rc..cdy can cure all dscrscs.
Our remedies are I'll safe and never reduce the
patip,t: never render any one mere !tble to take
cold never oligca "rsOn h. cav" business: never
make their continuous .lse u condition Of care.
For full particulars OF these celebrated remedies
see Till FAVORrCE ILLUSTRATED CNlEtE-
SlTY ALMANAC AID BUSINESS Eooh Tor
1873 Free on application Mt the nrinc'iEi ONCE
Nos G and > University Place. New York city, uiil
agencies. .c,,,,,>-n ,cr>-cv
WOOD { SONS
NH o. o.aw3m corner Ninth anal Main Streets.
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Apnlc!On's Journu{ of April 18Th says N.
TuERs is sli'crn" ri present from >lccllc>>-
ness, brought on by the grra! nervous strain
10 which! lie has been subjected during the
rn.t fax months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

or coarse the phrase in our leading editc-
rial OF Yesterday which read, "What is the
geographical! limits" etc, should have read
:. Ma. i tie geographical limit etc.
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GILT AND OTHER STYLE FANS in
SEINE THREAD, SEINEsresG@se
~ A-sMS
THREAD.

\ large lot "f SEINE THREAD. all numbers and
qualities. yet hand and for sale Il, REDUCED prices
PATENT and %OFT SEiSE-TWlNE LINES and
CoRkS ut exceedingly low prices. Also, YELLOW
and BLACK oII.-CLOTHIEG, COTTON YARNS,
KNITTING COTTON, ROPFS of all sorts, for sale
very cheapat l.. LlCHTEAsTEIN's,
Importer Of Seine THREE d.
Nos. I703 and 17O7 Franklin street. between
Seventeenth And Eighteenth sir:,ts.
fAUL.SElSES made 10 order al factory prices.
Inla
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pfuLIIA"MOHIc UALL,}
RICHMOND. April 80, 1873. 5
ENuE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEET
ING Of the RICHMOND rHfLlIhRMDS1C
ASSOCIATION will hc held THIS Tuesday EVE
Sitjiat ) o'cark. Member; must attend this meet
Ing. Meeting of the Bn,rd of directors after hi,l-
rrSs lncc.in@. =. H. GIAMBERLhINE.JR ..
apt" Secretary.
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TUESDAY EVENING. ArRIL o.?
Il night hut Of IL" great spectacular play, with
n, III, scenic ci"c' Ind original Music, tlr
SEA OF iCF.
Secured seats to hn htd 1t AMEOLD'S MUSICAL
EXCHANGE, $50 slain street. sp "2-lt+