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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-26

SYMPTOMS OF CATARRn.-0bstructioa OF nasll
passages, discharge falling into throat, sometimes
profise, watery, acrid, thick and tenacious, mu.
cous, purulent: bloody, putrid offensive, etc. In
others dryness, weak or inf .Ined eyes, ringing in
ears, Deafness, ulcerations, scabs from ulcers
voice altered, nasal twaDg, offensive breath, i'm
paired smell and taste, etc. Few only of above
symptoms likely 10 be present in any case ut ont
time sEE --@#@f
To cure-take DR.. PIERCE'S Golden Medical Dis
corery earnestly, to correct the blood and system
which are always ct fault also 10 act specifically as
1t does, upon the diseased glands and lining mem
brane Of the nose and its communicating cham.
bers The more see OF this odious disease the
more positive Is my belief that If We would make
treatment perfectly successful IN curing II We
must use constitutional treatment to act through
the blood, as well as soothing and healing loca
application. DR.. SAGE's Catarrh Remedy, wher
used warm and applied with DR.. PIEECE's Nasa
Douche, effects cures upon scommon-sense,'
rational and scientific principles by its mild, s0oh
Ing, and healing properties, TO which the disease
gradually yields, when the system has been put In
perfect order by the use Of the Golden Medical
Discovery. This is the only perfectly SAFE scien-
iic, and successful mode OF acting upon and heal.
| ing 1t.
SO successful has the above course of treatment
proven that the proprietor offers $500 reward for
case he cannot cure. All the means sold by drug.
gists. r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., proprietor, Buffalo
NY.
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The Michigan Grap2os.

Z KALAMAZOO, MICH, January 24.--The
State Grange. which has been in session here
for several days, has adopted the report Of
the Committee on Transportation, which "a
to the effect that the railroads are alnerable
to the State regulations as much as plank
and gravel.road companies, and that the
Legislature has as much right 10 regulate
their charges as to fix turnpike tolls or tue
charge Of Inillers for grinding grain.
| Accompanying the report Of the commit
| tee is the following resolution:
"Resoloed. That while we deprecate any
and all attempts TO cripple or destroy rail.
road interests we would remind them that
our interests are Identical. We impiore
them not to kill the goose that lays the golden
| egg by taxing us exorbitans rates TO- enable
them to compete with other great trunk lines
leading west und east."
Other resolutions deprecate class legisa'
| ton, and declare that the public lands
should be devoted rigidly to the purpose OF
actual settlement.
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FOCAL MATTERS.

D., EsrITE EXCHANGES
rar IicuxoSp REAL hS!N,s trhe Pssi Estate
,r,rnsrs ANn offlch''Sh '..S h.S hssn m orcan;zed,
;;:rrr,ncc Of Rlch'nona nAs oe.m =, W ,essrat;on
IN viii III = short whise DC p", Wassr, ,n 0 r.
:,,r Th. Grrls composing II are MeSS.Si W;i;am r r
.",,r.1n. ~. Gruohs "il''alh1s .,n5'nr w ,.i" e
Ht.S 81 i Co.. Lyme q b,otner' H'1T Tnnmnson
=, CauIling 4 IcnclcIon' nS - 6. 70
r-"Xn. Hill & Goddln' 1. -,, Il. 1ioo g. r. and
u. lie. RoGer;>op' hioli"us' " WV
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, January Ok Parliament was dis
solved by royal decree yesterday. Minister
Gladstone in an address says: Since defeat
upon the Irish education bill, the Ministry
had not sufficient power to carry out the
great legislative measures hence the appeal
to the people"
The new parliamentary election occurs
within thirty-fye days.
LONDON, january 24.-The Times OF this
morning, commenting on theaddfess Of Nr.
Gladstone announcing the dissolution OF
Parliament, says the document reflects the
characteristics Of the genius Of its author.
The Times also doubts the wisdom OF the
repeal of the income tax promised oy the
Premier. " ,e
The Post says the address almost amounts
to coup fetat.
The STANDARD is confident Of q Conserya-
tive majority in the elections, and severely
condemns the suddenness Of the announce
ment Of the dissolution. !.
All the journals agree uponthe popularity
OF the financial measures promised IN tne
address. :iS4sss fSta.5
ssifr ;s @ Spain.s fs rs s. -. s3.s s..
MADRID, January a. The Government ms
issued an order closing all Alfonstst eltlbs IN
this city.
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ENTERTAINMENT ON THE New STEAMER
WEsToyER. large number of merchants
and others, including city officers and del
eyation of citizens Of Petersburg, assembled
by invitation at the wharves of the Powha-
tan Steamboat Company on Saturday AFTER
noon to inspect the new freight steamer
Westoyer, commanded by Captain TraVers.
The Westover was built by the Powharan
Steamboat Company expressly for the trade
between Richmond and Baltimore, and seems
admirably adapted for the, purpose. She
is constructed with view to speed as well
as safety, and has many of the latest improve
ments in ship-buildins. On her late trip
from Baltimore to this city she made the eX-
celent time of twenty-five hours and half.
The company which assembled on the West.
over on Saturday was welcomed and most
Hospitality entertained by Mr. L. B. B.Tatum,
the popular and efficient agent of the line,
and partook of an elegant COLLATION., in which
there was no lack of either edibles or drink
ables. The liquors were furnished by w
ID. Blair s. Co., and the repast was served
by Zetelle. - :2l .,sI1h Ii:,r ~.
When the festivities were at their height
the health Of Mr.. Tatum and the prosperity OF
the Powhatan Steamboat Company were pro-
posed and drunk most heartily. Mr. Tatum
responded appropriately in ackno edgment
Of the compliment, and proposed q toast to
our sister city OF Petersburg. To this, Mr..
E. s. Gregory, Of Petersburg, most happily
replied. Other toasts and speeches followed,
and an hour or more was passed around the
social board; after which the company dis
persed, and late in the evening the steamer
Westover sailed for Baltimore.
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/ B. Trayior. B. IN. Nunnaly i 3. B syinfrse.
lgJr, 2. 3. WinfFee, ". rgnson, and 3. G.I

~ ASe stystb6SCf
Jr, 3. 2. Winfree, w. Ferguson, and B. G.
Stanard. 1.sss G.
At the Femaie High School Nj rs. a Il.
Walker Miss Mamie Snellings. The follow.
/ ing received merit for four weeks ending
January 23d at the coloEeds High school,
ReY. A. Binga: j. aud a. Button. James
Blackwell, 81. Brown, r. Clark: Wiliiam
Crnmp, a. Cunning ghaaa, J. Epps, II. Goode.
ii. Go0de, j. Peters, James Peters, William
Randell, William Shoit. C. Woeldridpe, A.
and =. Winfree, and w. " oldridge. 9s
sPzKsoS1L.-Mr. Maxey, who was badly
hurt few days since, is improving.
Joseph H. Kidd, injured at the old mill,
has gone to work.
William Hall, irjared at the same time,
Is still confined to hisroom. a !.
Rev. William A. Campbell is on visit, to
Powbatan county. 81
The MARKET-HoUsE.--The parapet on the
market:hoHse will be rebuilt In few days,
and other and substantial improvements are
spoken of.
The Town CHeRTER. Messrs. j. 3. Walden,
w. t. LitbgoW, and III. A. CogbilI are copy.
ing, the new town charter, and it viii be in
the printers hands to-day. .
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SETH lloLLlSGswoRTH.-A meetingeof the
An.o.Iirginian Committee was held at the
office of Messr>. Berkeley & Berkeley on
Saturday evening, january oath, 1S74--An'
drew Dowd, Esq, in the chair-when it was
reported that Earl Granville, on behalf OF
tie English Government, had taken up Seth
lloi!ingsworth's case, and had instructed Mr.
Consul Marshall to take all requisite measures
in lurthcrance ofjustce.
\ letter from the rector Of Hadfield cia
Manchester, England lin whose parish Hol'
l'pgsworth re>ided), was read, expressing
"bc>l thanks and deep gratitude to all those
Who have been SO kind to him in his hour o
need A letter from Hollingworth's mother
CON- cying similar sentiments was also read
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larity of WILBoR's COMPOUND OF COD LIVER
OH AND LIME has induced some unprincipled per-
Sons to attempt to palm OF simple article of the;I
own manufacture; but any person who is suffering
from coughs, colds, or consumption should be care
full where they purchase this article. II requires
no putting. The results following It's use are Its
best recommendations. and the proprietor has am
pie evidence on e of It's extraordinary success In
pulmonary complaints. The phosphate Of lint
possesses most marvellous healing power Us com
bincd with the pure cod-liyer oil by DE- WnBoR
This medicine Is regularly prescribed by the medi
cal faculty. Sold by a. d. WmBoR, Chemist, Bos
ton. t
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>ryrrxcg CoMMuTEp.-The clemency OF
,,,yn,nnr Ken,,,er has been extended to
Christopher Craft bya commutatlon OF ms
sentence Of death to imprisonment IN the
rcgit.rtiary for eighteen years: Cralt was
coriictcd oi the murder Of William JeisrieS
nir.-o) at the November term 1St3) OF the
Circuit Court ohs;hc town Of Danvllie. The
east. vas taken to the Court of Appeals on
WI, Of error and superSedeaS, and the Judg-
,nr;,, oftnc court below alli rmed. The 18th
@: February had 1een liked for the execu,
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r., ,E:hAkLo1TE ,.E CrsHAAN AT TIE THEArRg.-
in , A.s great actress viii appear Mt the Theatre
rroal r. n" weeks. IL is gratifying to learn
ns;Ils Gn y northern paper that sage has not Inn.
C,tee 9Itea either the fiery force OF Mlss
i'm, in.asns as mind or the passionate magnet
s,and @ " her temperament To-day She
trasaa' suus ID The front rank OF American ac-
n 80, ,s.,, ana enjoys European reputation
VI "n'ca any artistic might be proud.
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-, srrREME CoCRT OF APPEALS, SATURDAY
Inc following business was transacted in
this court
hunters administrator rs. Vaugba and
as as. Partly argued and continued until
Tuesday.
ihe next case TO be called is the ease of
osborne rs, Osborne, No. % on the docket,
and then the court will call the docket reg.
Mir! HTmt! unll the 9th of February, when the
hnrI iunIer wiii'case is set down specially 80 be
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NEW CHEAP ROUTE TO TExAs.-The {" IRON
Mountain Route ~ Is now finished from st. Louis,
through Missouri and Arkansas, to TeXarkana, In
Texas, where it connects with the Texas and Pa
cifc and Internatio nal railroads for all points IN
Texas. This line Is 40 milcs shorter than any
other from st. Louis, and has reduced the passen.
ger rates very materially. The time through is
much quicker, and altogether 1t is the best route &C
Arkansas and Texas.
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UNMAnABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RIcHMoND Posr-O OFFICE January "a, 1874.
A. Crouch, Richmond, Va. Z; Elizabeth Ha-
den, Palmyra, Fluvanna county, Va; John
r. Haden, Columbia, FIuyanna, Va; NJ.
Harris, Az north Tenth street, Richmond,
Va; MIR. D. A. Langhorne, care Peter Tins
ley, Richmond, Va. !; Mr.. joseph j. Stuken-
berg, merchant, Main between Twenty-tirst
and Twenty-second streets, Richmond, Va;
Judge W.P. Williams, Orange Courthouse,
W.
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uisFErEEs ARRrsTED.-William Kerr and
EcaijMin White, charged with having de-
sc..c& from the United States steamer Ossi.
pee while at Washington, D. c., were ar
rested on saturday aud committed to Jail.
Marshal Parker tcieguphed the United
States authorities at Norfolk, where the
s:ramcr i now lying, and received instruc-
ton. 10 hold the prisoners until an officer OF
Ii" O>,ipec could come up for them. The
Prisoners alegc that they were among those
WI, were sent on the Virginius IS prize
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rAGDoNs REFUSED. -Pardons have been
l,iii.rd in the cases OF John L. Edd, who
WA, convicted in the Circuit Court of Fau-
quiar. in April. 1910, Of murder in tie Sc
cUuG degree; and in hat of Benjamin John
>0u. convicted in the County Court of Fair
fax q, rape. and sentenced to Imprisonment
- lysp N,air
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EXECUTIVE PARDoSs.--Governor kemper
l:l, sfahtcd pardons 10 Charles Dance, SEN
,rarcd in December, 1878, to conhnement III
t.v cy i!iI for twelve months for petit lar
r.ay: also 10 Peter Watkins, sentenced by
Poiivc Justice While y forty days in Jail for
IN ...lni. utlence.
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AQuAETER OF 4 MILLIoy.-The holder Of the
ticket drawing the fest prize In the Kentucky FL
brary lift Concert win receive S25 1000 III cash
and there are 1 .999 other cash gifts. The Con-
c.rt takes place March 81, STA, aadthere will be
NO possponement. Every ticket viii be sold before
the 81 st day of March, 4s &,
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roxTrsrFp-ELEcrIoS CAsEs.-The con.
,o.,.,I.clccrion case Of Reese Us. Jones VIII
T.. a-y;Icd before the House Committee on
,,rrious at - o'clock this morning by X.
= Berkeley. Esq, for the claimant, and D..
y, >lirld<. Esq. for the seated member
r.. r,,r Of Robertson Is. Maddox will be
r@qrl hy The senate Committee Oh Elections
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BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN VIcToRIA.-At o
meeting of Englishmen resident in Virginia
held in the city on Saturday evening resolu-
tons were passed approving the proposed
celebration Of Queen Victoria's birthday in
'hl> city, and that it is desirable to admit the
chIdren and grandchildren of British set
tiers, and also such VIrginians as may be
married Or engaged to be married to British
settlers.
The meeting then adjourned until to-day.
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9rkclAL CeURr OF APREALs.-The Judges
~ .his court were in conference on Satur-
ui.' ,b lhis curt expires by Limitation on
aue "a OF February; SO that il it is to he
hh,h.liiued, as tie Supreme Court reports to
:" necessary fer the pubic good, the law
ii'ns;'l,nlng ,;I,g 1t wei probably oe passed by the
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nAt ED. .-Jumes Krschman has been ns-
ansc .,"seu Oh bail In the sum OF 81 900 for his
"ppeaEnce before United States Cornmis-
tI'n tIvhet G Atkins on the 29th instant to answer
E"n IJ maze OF rohbissg the mail Mr. Jacob
Nonh bca.me his shusty.
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BE- i TELEG GRAPE.
Latest News from . J ashingt ton.
sWAsHIsaroN Jaupaff
i LssnSsfaIae AlssIssss 1

T. I0uls1nRe
TnJess the President changes his mind he
viii aenf 4 message to Congress on ,hf0ndsY
on Lotrisfaria affsirs. He Will plead that
c,y,nress,nnat iflaeffOi Was the taRft endorse
mtmt. Of iaffarney General Williams d taetics.
towards frat sfn;es 8 - g
The prouosed election Eli proyiaes that
THE election Shall Ia Conducted by d con.
gressionai Commission c0naistipe cf tR0
REPRESENTATIVES an(, ore senator. m. .Dsmo.
|era,s can be brought is eunpogt si,ia measure.
IFS passape Ia certain. bnk ALI af t1,arn ars
|Ioth to Terew 1reconstrnctsnn. II v,avss ~
stated that ti1e Dernocrats ~. .s;af5sss< ri
hide themselyes behind ti,e. al onst;. ssis,yal
provision, abnnt secy,rine. ia eaeb stsfa ais.
hlcan form, onrns,,s,a ,,,,a ss..
opinion Il that fheree sf h !, ,,s,v
and that Judge Durell viii rot be irnneacfed.
witt, the President This mornii,ss 4 II . He q Of,
fhe ironreSsion tl,at fhp l5rpsifieut does ,,1f
des,re mo % aIeot;nn r n,,;sias,a ana fl,at
ha Jn,,bts ta ns fonoresu n interfsr,
!, f,er stote has hee,s reeonsi ,r,cfe3. m ana
@ sti,, the Pyesden,ss mention 10 Il, ;iress - -, =
message 10 Congress upon Louisiana affairs
on Moni,ay.
si3.35ff5ls -. 5,r.., d.,
!. - = !.
Inele @ele Oily .melse
pets Oh Songtess ~ .ne
uieeiIhs " .ae nionus -
tion to-hiSps atftile "a -
One gentleman tnougnt notslog psass.Ssai. psa..si
Soula oe aone unless un.oM .. as.sua Hn ssst,a
.s,.a, s.y ,,,.,.
sne auy9saey =, Irs.snI os,d tasse. ~
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,.;.,n, ubAcco lNTEREsT---The tobscco mcr-
d., I,' 'n WIN meet in this city at l s'clock to-
ias, ~ eonss'er certain Aals now pasding be-
li,ap>In Ionsles Which propose TO abolish the
'''s-se-lhx on dealers In tobacco. 80
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ALL TIE VISITORS OF rae RICHMOND RELIEF
CoaM1rTEE are requested TO meet this after
noon at 4 o'clock. s.
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CRY couscIL.-Tbe City Council viii meet
this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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WHAT IS THE NEWS ?-Can be ascertained at
ScHAAP's Home aud Foreign News-depot, 1402
Main street VALENTINES at wholesale and retail.
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BEST ANTHRACITE COAL from $3.50 to IS;
West Virginia lump, 1915; Glover Hin lump
S5.25; Camel, $3.50; pine wood. So oak, SIS: 81
and SO, at c. II. PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary
streets. 4. .gy.rs ttIts;Is f * Esra 8 -
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Cub,a.

HAVANA, January 2S, VIA EaY WEr, Jsn,s.
ary 24.- On the nigh Of the Goth instant q
band OF negroes made raid into Trinidad
Valley and burned Mayaguara, LasiSjai, and
sacra Sainfiid plantations. 81 They carried OF
all the slaves from Mayaguara plantssicn and
completely destroyed the machinery By
knocking It into pieces. The other two
plantations suffered less. S e
Four Thousand insurg gents hsYe surround
ed ManZsniIIa. 81
i1 The Government proposes to sqnin ,en-
fargo the several estates which were lately
released. u 81 81
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PRIME GOSHEN lND MOUNTAIN BUTTER IRE.
ceiyed weekly ut CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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The HUsTfNss CoUET-RooM.-Thew writer
has been forcibly struck with the truly dis.
graceful and shameful appearance and con-
iition Of this the principal courtroom of this
city within the last few days, when 1t has
been necessary to be in pretty continual at
tendance on that court during the trial of
Mr.. w. Page McCarty. The trial of this
case caused large assemblage of citizens to
come together. in this miserable chamber.
The friends, connections, and acquaintance
of the accused, as we'll as some of the most
distinguished gentlemen of this State, all
bear witness to its dilapidated and even dan.
gerous condition. The walls and ceiling oi
this dingy hole are time and Weather-stained
cracked and broken, and tumbling to pieces
before the very eyes of the trembling be-
holder. Our citizens express freely their
shame and disgust when witnessing such
evidence Of filth and decay in one Of their
public halls of justice, and strangers look
amazed, and in wonder step aside.
The attention of the City Council and
next grand jury is called to the deplorablt
condition of this place and it is hoped that
speedy steps will be taken towards the i'm
provement of the present courtroom bott
in appearance aud convenience to the Off
GERS, the bar, and the public, or have the ole
barn pulled down, and on its site erect 6
building that will do credit to the city an(
afford, at least, a decent place to those who
have there to discharge the duties incumbent
on them, and to those whose business calls
them there, which will be clean, healthy
and well arranged for their convenience.
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the ~. TATE aREAsuRY.-The balance In
4SS Al '~' treasury on Saturday was $780,
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IRISH, SCOTCH, AND CANADIAN OATMEAL q,
CHRISTIAN & WHITES. sg
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,ba ,t. oohLEcTIoHs OF INTERNAL REVENUE in
Sa,urdaoa ,Ilsa collection dis,ric, Of Virginia q,
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Funs Arcosr at P. wE1naER . Co.'s

OLD MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES, v!ntag
1888, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES,
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UMBRELLAS AT oosr at P. W. q Co.'s.
HATS CHEAP al p. WEIsIsER & Co.'s. B

TIE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT AT NORFOLK.
owing 20 various reasons, has been postponed TO 5th
of Nav 1874 and on the night Of that date the con-
cert and dra wing will positively take place. Is
an opportunity rarely offered for some one TO make
q fortune with the small outlay Of e5. Tickets can
be had In Richmond at p. WErsIGER y CO.'S hat
store, 1901 Main street.. Orders from q distance
solicited. Send money by post-ofice order or ex-
n,asa The following is a list OF gifts; :
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SMOKERS ARE DELIGHTED WITH THOSE UNAP
PRoACHABLE clear Havana 1Oc. and Premium &c
cigars at ScHAAP's, 1409 Main street.
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WsIsKEY.-Four ~ years. old BUcKNRR's cele-
brzted kentucky at 80 per gallon at CHRISTIAN
q WHITES, 814 Main street. ,S,,3 e
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PEMBRoKE WHITE pREss-sHIRTs ready-madt
or made to order by L. B. SPENCE & Son. Perfect
At guaranteed or no sale. Call and leave you,
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THOSE CANES have come st last. If yon wish II
secure one Call at once at -ScHAAP's, 1902 Main
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TIE VlnaINlA REAL EsrirE JouRsAL is
The name OF EeatIy- printed paper just
Issued by Messrs, Chafsn, Staples u Co, OF
this city.
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NEw YoHK, January "a "a d nsaas.n,eefing
of werkiDgmen called by the German IRE.
thinkers was failure. Under adyice Trra
the police, the proprietor of tho hsil WITH
held the keys. About Z, 22,009 persons ftsn
assembled and proceeded 10 another hall, and
authorized the officials to engage Coores. I'M
stitufe for the nass.meet etfng. 81
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: PAPER COLLAR in great assortmentat ScHAAP's
gentlemen's variety store, No: 1902 Main street.
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TIE HIGHEST SALE OF NEW TOBACCO in hogs
heads was made by Tyler's Son q Co. Tor
j. S. Jackson, of Orange county, at Slz.