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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-30
Lctter from Stanton.

lCorrespondeacc OF the Richmond Dispatch
CIRCUIT couRr-IM IMPORTANT CASE USDEcIpED-
coAVicTS FoR TIE PESlTgATIARY RELIGIOUS
SkRFlCEs-FALLEY RAILROAD-BCFFALo GAP
FURNACE.
STANTON, March 9th, 1874.
Inc Ilrcut Court which has been 10 ses-
SION mere since the lat inst, adjourned yes
~rday. a iuree number OF cases in law
anu chancery have been disposed of. The
suns, nearly hundred in number. of The
Nailey Railroad company against 81 ockhold-
eTs, ior tue portion OF their SUBSCRIPTION al
feao! oue, were decided in favor of the
company.
10 these cases the parties proved that they
hsd never subscribed. The defence made
was l!'a' 'se company was not legally or
SauiZeo company Ut The time the subScrip-
tions were made, and that certain condt;npps
prescribed by the Legislature On the sub;erf
had not been complied with. There will he
fully as many similar cases at the next term
OF the court-the people throughout the
country generally refused to pay up said
subscriptions.
The breach-of promise case Of Doom ps
Hamer was before the court at this term and
argued upon plea OF the statute Of limita.
lions put ia by the defence. They maintain.
ed that this was Il personal action which does
not survive to the personal representative,
and right Of action is barred by the one-year
statute of Limitations in such cases provided.
On yesterday the judge informed the coun.
eel that he would re.erye bis opinion on
this point, but that they must get ready for
trial at the next term Of the court. The
amount of damages claimed in this case is
$4,000.
The case Of Sandersoa rs. sterritt was
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F1RR-IssURAScE.- CbappelPs acid ant
phosphate works, in Baltimore, were de
stro,ed by fire Friday night. The Chapel
Brothers have an insurance of $4,000 upOl
their stock and $50 on the buildings; TIT
polices being in the following offices: Frank
lin, w. Va. 500; Fire Association, Pniia
delphia, $4,000; German, Baltimore, $4,000
Hartford, Connecticut, $500; ST. Joseph
Missouri, $500; LorIllard, New York
$500; Penn, Puiladepbia, $4,000; Home
New York, $500; Brewers, Wisconsin
$4,000; Royal, $4,000; Lycoming, Pennsyl
vania, $4,000; Lancaster, Penusy lvanla. s.,
500; Security, Connecticut, $4,000; Allan
tic, New York, $4,000; Manhattan, New
York, $1,000; New Orleans, New Orleans
$500; Orient, Connecticut, 1920; Pennsyl
yania, Pennsylvania, $500; Niagara, New
York, $500; Peoples. New jersey, $500
Aliemania. Ohio. $500; Citizens, New Jer
sey, $500; National, Baltimore, $4,000
Lyncbuurg, Virginia, $4,000; Potomac, Bal
tmore, $1,000; London, Liverpool aut
Globe, $4,000; Phoenix, Connectcut $4,000
American, Pennsylvania, $4,000 ); IEt ina
Connecticut, $4,000; Equitable, Nashville
$4,000; Springfield, Massachusetts, $1,000
Hoffman. New York, $4,000. Total, SlOl'
25O-Sun,
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1 passp oned unit the 9th pI. ApEl, Mt whtct
| tfme Judge McETttgb tin WIFI 3etHsft 8 On A
| Yesterday NOR tEgss fbee asAesaM! w +
Mowry, ieftAere with three conylets fot II,
State prison Charles Lee. found guilty o
manslaughter, and sentenced to two years
| confinement james Larew, for hrcenysant
house breaking, two years; Joseph Wfls0n
| for burglary and attempted fape, i've sears
all cblored. a.i a log
Tire combined religious meetings which
have been held this week at the Episcopal
Baptist, Methodist, and Lutheran churches,
under the conduct of all the Protestant min
listers of the city, have been largely attended
They will be closed with services Mt the Pres
byterian church tonight.
The passenger trains OH the Valley rail.
road will run regularly on and after April
LIST. They will leave at 10 A. NJ. and arrive
AT =. NJ. When spring travel begins two
passenger trains a day will be put on, md
run in connection with the trains on the
Chesapeake and Ohio road. There will
probably be run a through express train
from Baltimore. connecting with the western
bound express from Richmond.
Forty conyicts arrived yesterday evening
from Richmond. They are to be worked on
the Valley railroad south Of Staunton by
Mason & Gooch, contractors. These gentle
men have erected two large log cabins, about
one hundred feet long and thirty feet broad,
in which the convic:s worked by them are
secured at night, These two cabins will fur.
nish accommodations for about two hundred
convicts. .....
1t is reported here that the Buffalo Gar
furnace has been purchased by company
of English capitalists, and that they propose
erecting large rolling.mills for the mauufac.
ture Of railroad iron. Our city is rapidly
becoming the centre of the iron interests Of
this part of the State, and is the rendezvous
for manufacturers and spectators, who are
quick 10 see the many advantages she offers
to enterprise and capital. MAX.
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rc,,cr from Petersburg.
.,,rc.p,pdrn,. .! the Richmond dispatch

l..,,~c>vyudr'its q! i'e hich'""uu i'tSp''I
PrryEsBuxG. March %, 1874.
nigh. Mr.. \. /. Ralph. resident OF
G,era, county. and postmaster at The
i.nnrrrcu.c. dud under very peculiar clr-
,.,,,..,rc,.. Several days ago he fell from
I'm and Has struck in the side by the
1,T.nf the wheel. bat. Is be thought. not
-S:,r,liy injured. ana attended TO his duties
;, o.t.I Lat night he was attacked
>, ,a,r, in the wounded part, and before
~ rt@l! b" obtained be expired. Mr..
r,,rA moved in Prince George county about
,r,ly.tao wears ago, and was esteemed
b.llS y alt WHO knew him.
Ig>. ri.lt the hall Of MIR. +. II. Robert
.,n'. r">!drl.cc was entered, and two over
e,.l, and hal stolen from the rack.
a,;rig'i ilv llcnnery Of MIR. George W.
Ysu.Aan ~, Ur1ken into and large num-
b.r of cnichrue stolen thclrlrom.
The Intelligence ut Co!%nel Mayo'S mis-
fortunes has excI!cd decpand sincere SYM
pliAy in This city. where lie resided for
ioa- time. lie lriCticcd law some time in
mi, city. and it l. believed was the last edl'
Tor -; tie FGt.y Mt:ihgen2er. leading
q hi. organ G,r".
The iri owing are the tobacco inspections
in ms city Tor the rtSt week: Inspections,
1871: reviews, 6 receipts, 81; total inspec.
tons lor 1873. 4.&+5; total receipts, $500.
Yesterday AFTERNOON = colored woman
nard Randall, living near Osborne 4
Cl.ry,.'> tacsory, accidentally split her
aal.l'> brad Opeu while cutting wood.
TIE !i:rm,n are making active prepare
iipu> lur >iae wa>hing-dar, which take:
y,arr On tic -o:h OF april next.
Collector atkins, who has been confined
- hi, led Tor some time past, made his ap
)c:uaact spon The streets to-day.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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s.c.;er from DanYillc.
sc>DRiES- CONVENTION OF THE GRASGERs.
& .r.,. 90. d-i O. o. III kichmOud DispatCh.l

sC>pRiES- CONVENTION OF THE CHANGERS.
fC.4res. Vadcic"o: ;he kichmoud Dispatch.I
pl>yuLy. VA, March 26. 1874.
Alta called meeting Of the Council, held
7ur-day night. the proposition TO release
tie LyhchAur- and Danyilie Railroad Com.
!r,n, from tnc agrt cmeut to locate the del Of
wi!a.u lie I!IltS Of the corporation upon the
payment b. The company OF 900 towards
the providing Of Il tree bridge, was adopted
By IL" requisite two-lhirdS majority.
IL" revival amongst colored people con.
tinucs. Meetings are held every night at
their three churches. On saturday evening
ttp. number % converts was reported to be
onr hundred and forty FIVE. his morning
I !cHru that The number at all three Of the
caTrctc> Is over three hundred.
People IrUiu The country say that the Sc.
sc.r cold Of Yesterday and the day before
killed AL the fruit except perhaps the apples.
The strc"i force Is nov putting down a
stone pavement on that portion Of Union
street which lies between Patton street and
Spliug street, Il distance Of about two hum
drcd and twenty yards.
A negro fellow who was caught stealing
potatoes in the store of Mcs>rs. McCully &
Bernard a few nights ago received a good
sI4't'aibE at lhN IidioS vi llC uCs1o pOlICl
and WAS discharged.
4 grange WAS organized at Ringgold, in
This county, to-oay-Dr. Thomas z. Hutch
GISon master.
A convention Of grangers from the Dor
der counties "f Virginia and North Carolina
was IN session here to-day, and will bold a
second session to-night-Mr. Giles Mcbane,
OF Ca,"ell, n. c., chairman; Colonel Win
s'on, OF North Carolina, and Captain VIII
ham Haynes, OF Pittsylyania, Va, secreta-
rles. Present: Grand Master White. / see
also amongst tue delegates Dir. David Cbal.
mer>, OF halifax, Va, and Colonel l.. T..
HUNT. of CaSweIl, y. &. 1t was expected
that Grand Master White would lecture this
evening. bu; for some unknown reason he
did not.
The session Of the convention was secret,
and lave been able 10 learn only that they
think they appointed several very important
committees, one Of which, the committee on
warehouse regulations, is to report tonight.
an informed by many Of my friends whom
rec amongst them that the delegation is q
very fun one. have seldom seen men Ell.
gagged in any enterprise more confident oil
suycc-s-more enthusiastic. Quie,a sGbe.
ALPHA.
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,r the Richmond Dispa'cn.J 4,
&C., n1r,lMoSo To rsrEksFoH ssoss r,,n
rE"N "'> vsy,If coIhEGE--AcHoss Ia,
vnhk-rryy ro LuNENBURe COURT
aov>t- ,,.sr March q. 1874.
lrN>F'"ES yd somewhat 'ar'eu ~ p;p',
! ~" -, present trip. Leas,"S NJ AZ
-;rn'r @" 49, Uncomfortable hour OF ~. W.
a9Hd - 80. -, l,nn in Petersburg al the IN
,rN arc ,hnur II 6--tco late 10 80 ~ oe"'
''o, ,".% seem fer breakfast. ,,:,,, =
I'D ''r ,nf,on, Petersburg to FatnS''c IS
The "'r ~, pl,aSant by the smooth run
y'rd'T''. ,,:,a, Mahono'S elegant coschcS'
r;9- q Wv, cl having maids on eaeh tta'h
The '@,', - .nr principal rcccp'ton'rooms OF
aat II !" ., val on ladies' and children Is
III, eos" ;,,;r,,Alc ono that il Is "ondcr
Sc" ~ 1t'| "a. roads 90 not adopt II.
ia s'' q. ..L w., ,crmclto me very busy place.
Eai'N s~r fun Of people. and 81" OK
T5I,"' ,.a,~nr> OF every eoncelvaote pat
cari' "' ..3 With tobacco. But the people
tc," 5 ,'n t;rrrlv of the low price OF the
co., s.d he hard times. -,
T@ "n'',,,rrd semc improvements s"tns on.
,,i heard q diners .u,'> ",. = RI. o..
re '','>' '"i y, The Female College by Rev.
T si Nnrchcad. WHITMAN, y,,;,os was
t",'''i la,c driven twenty mites acresS
'cI"'!, ,,,rr ant an now Al the little village
.@r ,'"a,h nrr courthouse. The country
q! '''t n ,,hirn | have passed presents y
iS tS,: G,car, appearance, and black cloud
r'r. Syc- The hopes Of the white people as
2.7 7rs:ot, very largely ou'unmbs Der them:
~ 80, -. y,-y inferior, and the prices very
'"'> tt,gf The iarmels have occasion Tor
''',,' ~.,ancr Of new settlers have come into
-, Zen. hut regret to learn that many
a. ;,.... a.r no; adapting themselves 10 tas
s.''at,srai capabilities OF the country, ana
-. ...rgjor", no, succeeding. \IAToR.
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From Prince EGward County.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
FARMyIIJE w. March 81 1874.

FARArILLE, Va, March p, 1874.
Your paper has not contained yet, as it
should have done, notice Of the hearty en-
dorscment of at least this portion OF South
side Virginia Of the veto message of Gov
ernor Kcm,per. The subject has Of course
been freely discussed, but we have not
heard Of half-dozen persons who were dis.
posed to censure the Governors course.
Fellow-feelpg should make US wondrous
kind, and so We are, but prefer to bide our
time rather than look for relief in measure
Of doubtful eXpediency.
You have been told Of the grange organ
lied here. "Those that are turning the
world upside down are come hither ALSO"
Our great desideratum is remuneratiye
price for tobacco, or elsea change in our sts'
pie products. II the oranges can accomplish
this for us we bid them, with all our heart,
q Gcd-speed.
We are receiving every day valuable &C.
ceSsionS in new corners among US. DR.. b.
Randolph Stevenson, formerly surgeon OF
Audersonyile prison. hus located here for
the practice of his profession, and for the
compietion of his work Oh AndersonYille,
or The Southern Side"
Mr.. McLarin, of Scotland, has just pur-
chased q farm near Hampden Sidney Col
ece, formerly owned by B. J. Worsham,
Esq, at twelve dollars per acre, and will at
once move there.
Rev. j. William Jones has for several
nights past been delivering his popular lee.
lures on Lice and jackson in this place to
well. pleased audiences. He points his moral
lessons from the character of these worthless
by many well-told incident.
Tobacco continues to food our market
despite the present low figures. In this and
the adjoining counties the wheat prospect is
unusually good, and farmers we're never
more on The alert with their spring work.
AIPU
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PosrAL.-Micbael j. Griffith is reappoint-
ed postmaster at Fredericksburg, Va, ny the
President. His present commission expires
April 81, proximo. John II. Freeman is re-
appointed postmaster at Lexington, Rock
bridge county, Va, by the President; c.
w. Hampton is appointed postmaster at
Cherry Run Del0t, Morgan county, West
Virginia, uice r. D. sheerer, resigned
Smother Mclaughlin is appointed at Sweet
Springs, Monroe county, West Virginia, c'ce
George n. Baker, resigned.
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PLAYING CARDS.
THE REST-THE CHEAPEST.

srr.us,,rps- Cheapest kind made; REGArTAs-
A chean common caro- +: kROADwAYS-A nice COM
mon eaie9 Gneks S 6ash,
RAJ JACKsoNS--Cheap ana popular iEmchrs
deckj extra quality /; GoLDEN GArEsIOae OF the
best cards made: MOUNT YEnSoSs.EHsrs or UNI
The finest made. Ask FOR THE ABoVE-iAnH
MOTHERS. ,nr,o cApDa
Observation-Disclosures should see that 40
black United States internal revenue stamp' KkHS
| with monogram v. n. III. on ceEtre Of SPADE, StN3g
Is on every pack. This stamp, In connec- ~
| don with the GOUDALL CARDS, is q
TRADE M~Rk. ......t
N0TlCET TO DkALRRS.-Every pack OF sne Gooo-
AL Cards sold without this United states revenue
| It, mp properly affixed subjects the seller 70
heavy penalty. s.... NH S.1m
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cPRING STOCK BOOTS, SHOES, nl1
y &C-I have Just received my frat In R@N
sialment of SPnirG GOODS. consisting ofy ~
DIES. GENTi.EhIEN'5 MISSES, and Chill
DKEN'S SHOES, BOuTs, and CATERS. MY
stock of rst-class goods Is unsurpassed In the CITY,
and with regular supplies will keep mp full stock.
JOHN q. PAG +, JR.. 900 Main street,
NH 163m between Ninth aud Tenth.
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HATS. CAPS, DC.

cPRIN YLES-COMMON-E
y SENSE ARGUMENT.-Why pay 10 fol- 60
article equally as GOOD. for So or second quality
ut IS. sold elsewhere at $71 The Broadway, Young
:, entIenas. or any Style OF SILK Hat mace 10 OF
der and fitted 10 the head. Also. nice assortment
OF Gentlemen.s and Youths Business Hats on haHd
ut III. CCS SaNHnAMS
NH 81 -tAp7
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

r AIDES AND MISSES SERGE 3
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS, a-
Ladies' aud Misses Serge Foxed and Button GAL
Ladies' and Misses French, Black Kid, and Serge
GROQUE1S: ..~. .
Maria Autoinette BUSKINS;
Juniatlas, Magnnlias, aud other styles of SLIP
PkRS and WALKING SHOES; 49,
Gentiemen's, Bows. and Youths Calf Prince Al
bert UXFORDS, TIES, &C., box, plain, and e1-
tension toes
Cbiidrep's and Infants Coo-ed and Black SHOES
and SLtPPERS in endless variety, just re-
ccfycd for early spriug trade. =.
CiJS,rOM WUkK MADE TO ORDER AND
GUARANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
and promptly done.
Special attention paid to orders. e..
JOHN II. HOHCHEN & SON,
NH 21 500 and 5l1 broad street.
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REMEDIES.

VALUABLE REMEDIES.
DR.. De salctis's Rheumatic Pills, English;
Blar's Gout and Rheumatic Pills, Engilsh;
I.ayille's Elixir for Govt French;
Layiiie's Pills for Gout, French;
Blsncard's Pills Iodide Of Iron, French; >3.
Leras Syrup Phosphate Iron. French;
Guyot's Concentrated Tar, French;
swans Syrup Hypophosphites, French;
PaulIlnis Powders and Pills, French;
Buisson's Alkaline Lactates Lozenges, French;
Datura Taiula-specifc for Asthma, English;
Brockenden's Compressed Soda Pills, English
Pancreatic Emulsion-Savory & Noore's;
Pancrea,ized Cod-Liver Oil-SaVory & hoore's
Globules Of Apiol, French;
Squibb's Podophyllum Pills.
Or. Francis's Triplex Pills.
For sale Try MEADE & BAhEH,
NH Pharmacentists, 9l9 Main street,
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DREM1UM STEAM DYEING AMI

i CLEANING WORKS.
No. SO4 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Ladies and gentlemen having articles 70 {
CLEANED or DYED will find II TO their Denetf te
give me call. ,am-r 49,
Work done 1t short notice, and satisfaction
XIII GLOVES, CARPETS, and BLANKETS
CLEANED. --'e.s ]. J.SCOrr,.s.
te6 atea Proprietor.
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DIZZY GOODs.
.ARDoo. ~ FoUnQaIsEAa q 60.
have tussfseeised shs,r

~
have tussarseeised st,sir 5
tas'fssss ~ :.Ss 8 ,s.ss 10 t-ss.if
ss Ne /, sgR1Sa eooDs, q
rsFnEevsry srticle usuai,y kept In rinsr.
s sshA.s DRY GodDs HousE, with every nsSei.y Of
one season, BOUGHT as asaal fos cA5, and wiIi Sc
foio o. low sthe lowest u gpsjsss "a y,
s y l RTfSa and ERoekr CALICO At g, 10 and
4t4 HsAyYand FINE BROWN and B BILE
coTToNs at 1oc,; - - -.
LhgREL D, and other standard BROWN COT
TONS, ut 12Nc. :, s@s'sI EviEE
Auourn's' Lonsdale, Great Fans Q CoTToNs at
Wansutta and New York MILLS CoTToEs at &c.
Linen aad Cotton SHEETING, &C., &c: and, In
fact all goods as cheap "a they can be bought
elsewhere. E .stsss- ,.5:-s'-.pF 20
BLACK Silks all grades, but we call esnescis, at
tentiea TO our $3.50 grade, the best, We fee,
free to say. ever offered In this city.
CoLoRED SILKS from 81 10 $3.50 per yard:
EMBROIDERED POLoNAIsE; $50
PARASOEs In great variety. nh "a
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FURNITURE.

r D. GATEWOOD, $40 Broad, be-m~
J tween Third and Fourth. FURNITURE a
and daily receiving. which am. selling at such
prices aud terms that cannot fall TO please pur-
chasers, Parlor Suits from $50 to $3.50, Chamber
from s25 to $500, Cane ana Wood Chairs sne'
eisity Upholstering and repairing. Cane Chairs
re-seated &c. Persons visiting the city Will tud IL
" .n Ia for shipment :. NH % 3m
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DOR RENT, one Of those neat BRlCKn
DWtLLING-HOUSES on Marshall be-&:l
tween First and second streets, nice order con-
nf hrick at present occupied by Mr.. Simpson.
Pos session given the lat OF april, proximo;, Ap-
ply TO INN u -, G ~ -
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DHRARruRrs on srEAmERs.

>--- --1s1 ASEU1E11O E 6IEAMElQs.
NE w YORK The aZSa
HsAasf JzeHy1 ~ &&a1
80 q. shsa,s 81 ' ssn s 1e,sssi
Thrcsssh biIls q lad.ns signed ana roods sor.
f siac y, re nade with Cu6sfs
NIB act Cennaay's 8 ssfs. lRa Ssasss.s.
|aEOR FIJI A. s1,ae
Captain PssSF; "a .sss:s 81 81 sass.
and ses.o Ill., Iissp n. nd a Psss,ssS ne
Red star andsA nartsan Steamship iinas, ana hills
ans sgn ms.s h sS psase g.
NIB 2s-2t NO. 2425 dock sweet.
JAMES RIVER EXTRAORDINARILY I.
" .Ta.9i- COMPANY XII .Iss37s
FOE rHHhzGaK ssS EER EstSss
iro,lRsEssDhAR LANnINGs 0NJAMEs RIVER,
oAAh ING 1 95lIGP Ex sTnas MAIL AL, AM
/ - SPRING AMP suMAER soHEDULE:.s, ].
On and after. MOSDAY lie, Cad Of March,
TER eapn john s Pasr. MI s8s sass oompss
osp4 asi a s ssss
8. A: NJ: and Mrirnfng VIII arrive herssTUES-
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS d A
p. Me-, 3-a -, - -
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Lin
At Norfolk fer Baltimore. Philadelphia, and Hey
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY.....S 90 6.
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
7 KN;.;;..:.:....... ......s.........s 90 ~;
Fare TO Philadeipilia. :. ............. o SO i,
Y Fare to New fork.......-.. 23 90
Tickets for sale on steamers, At Ghrber Cor
Ticket Agency, Main street. and Exchanse hotel :
and baggage checked through Freight receive,
daily for Boston, Norfolk and Portsmopth, snl
regular landings on james river from A. Il. TO-
6P. 81, ut reasonable iates -, y,
Freight for way-hndhngs mist be prepaid.
-.z.~-t LIB. TATUA- Seneral Agent
Office Company's wharf Roekets; branch Of
fee ut W. d. Blair q Co.'s, corner Of Ninth AND
Main streets. f,.tf l.. :. -s..-.y. mi, 81 !!
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WTANTED CASH, for which will sell
w the greatest bargains offered In forfeited
pledges, consisting of WATCHES of best makers;
OPERA and EST CHAINS, LOCkETS, 81.
and SHIkT BUTTONS. RINGS, PINS; a rev pc
MONDS: one pair OF the most elaborate CHAIN
BRACELETS of gold and pearl, weighing l27
dwt. All OF the goods are TO be closed out ut the
advance. The prices are about one half or the
original cost. Call soon at S. A. WiNS'rOCK's
LOAN OFFICE, No. II Fourteenth street, under
exchange Hotel. E -, ..- IA II
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DRUGS AHp a1EDrCrrRs.

RsacXSE9gFA NSa=&sRk TON CHIsO.
y Indicated - tsseaS shse ysigdratn Of Chiorai e
,nnpplicaeieEef teepft az hear disease. Doctor
n,ieUretch recom;neuda the ADDITION Of Croton
70 chioral In Cases where yery iarge doses
SgI cnleraf arc npcesaafy TO- ur6dfae Eesp. The
Sratash Aeatcq5 ylsrHaL says that tcnr1y deses Of
ona grain hre productive or the best results In
~ ID ~ t.sss sissJ.s Bi4AIR druggist. )
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SfMMONs'S HEPATIC CUMPUUND!.-
~ tkTom Rev. Thomas Raysor, OF the South ca
toa Gonference -afULBEaRYs LAws- Seutem-
Hepaiic Compound or liver Cure Yaina5ie'fa fam.
~ medtciue. IL could not be inducedto be nisilotr
IL IN my family. 1 don't know thai can SEND you
a better certificate. THOMAS RaYyCR
For yale ly WOOD & SONS, Wholesale ind l re-
TAFT, 1t 81 per bottle. - =, - = NH O. /
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D EMOVAL.-I have removed to No. 913
III Main street, and keep constantly on hand a
wel-selected stock OF CLOTHS, GASsIMEkES.
and VESTIsGS, which am prepared 10 make 10
order In the very Latest styl and ut the lowest
rates. - JACOB EbEL.
NH 1O-eod1,n Merchant ! atlor.
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WANTED, II GOOD tCOLORED) COOK.
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hrance, at {No. 4l4} corner OF kishth ana Clay