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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21
MenWo Don't Want to Meet.

The man who grunts and gasps as he
gobbles up the soup, and at every other
mouthful seems threatened with q
choking fit. - ii7
The man who, having by mn accident
been thrown once in your company,
makes bold, to. brawl, your name out,
and to shake your hand profusely when
You pass him in the street.
The man who artfuliy provokes you
to play game of billiards. with him,
and, though he feigns to be novice,
produces his own chalk.
The man who can't sit at your table
on any set occasion without getting on
his legs to propose some stupid toast.
The man who, thinking you are mu-
sical, bores you with his notions on the
music of the future, of which you know
as little as the music of the spheres.
The man who wears white hat in
winter, and smokesya pipe when walk
ing, and accosts you as cold fellow"
just "a you are hoping to make a good
impression on some well-dressed lady
friends.
Il The man who, knowing that your
doctor faces him ut table, turns the
talk 80 as to set him talking doctors
shop.
The man who, with look of urgent
business, when you are in hurry,
takes you by the button-hole to tell you
bad joke.
The man who, sitting inst behind you
at the opera, destroys half your enjoy
ment by humming all the airs.
The man who makes remarks on your
personal adornment, asks you where
You buy your waistcoats, and what you
paid for your dress-boots.
The man who lards his talk with lit.
tle scraps of French and German after
his return from continental tour.
The man who spoils your pleasure in
seeing new play by applauding in
wrong places, and muttering in stage
whispers his comments on the plot.
And, to finish with, the man who
draws back slightly to appreciate q
picture, cody comes and stands in front
of you, and then receding also, treads
upon your toes.
SALT WATER IcE.-The notion gener-
ally prevails that when salt water freezes
the ice is fresh, and when melted will
produce fresh water. Prof. Tyndall
states that such is the case in his
"Forms of Water" But DIR. Rae,
the Arctic explorer, declares that he
was never able to find sea ice,
either eateble when solid or drinkable
when thawed-it being invariably too
salt." He adds, however, that when
his party fonnd ice projecting above
the water, and from disappearance in
dicating tn t it was year or moro old,
it was generally fresh and made good
drinking water. His theory explaining
the fact is that the salt is not itself con-
gealed, but that concentrated brine,
imprisoned in minute cells, is retained
in the solid ice. TheBe cells commune
eating with the other when the ice is
lifted above the general level, the brine
| is drained off, leaving the mass fresh.
BEFoRE taking liberties with a strange
dog observe his tnil and wait for the
Wag on.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

BEFoRE taking liberties with strange
dog observe his tail and wait for the
wag on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

q + ~ &
CosyEyANcEs OF REAL ESTATE. a0E THE
WEEK ENDING DEcsaBgR 4, 1SI5s-Lots front.
ing: 90 feet on Third street between DuYal
and B.ker for 800; .2sA feet on jackson
street for $50; LA feet on. Eishteepth
street ncor X fol, S521; t623 feet on Virginia
street for %, 900; 237.l2, feet on Eghteentn
street between E and + for 900; IL feet
ON - street for $50; 1aaees ioa 9 street
between First and Second for Sl,9oV; 82o
feet on e street between Harrison and Nor. y,
ton. and 63i feet on! Harrison stree, and o.
feel ON Harrison street ioE 2S5, 600 20 tees on
Raker street between st. Peter and 81, Jonn
for $500; 80 feet on First street corner u ZOE
"a 600 /: So feet on St. John street neax
} ,Cou1ts for $500; u; foot on 3Twenty:seyenta a'
street between. n and i. for BIO; q feet ca
China street near Riue for $500; 81 feet son
Buchanan street rear, Washing gton for Ssa,
40 feet son KJstTeet corner Thirteenth lor
s180: 80 feet on lHsker street between 81; 81
Peter street anG. psook avenue for SlsMs oS oS
feet on e street near kgoI 81 800 !; 3s.I:iz
feet on E street between. First and F6nsnee
for SI,e09; 2a7y12ieet oDa q street between
First and Fsushee goBs q, 900 ]; 3d. feet Or
Scot. street for SS50s aaeifeet on THanty-hnl
street near IL for 2Is 6Ie ;a-- feet OaE Nintf
street for Ssy5e0; leass feet On Nsath stree
for 46UpsyE u ;fi.SJ ~
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MANCHEsrER. .sERs..I

ArIEaPrED SUIcIDE.-Ssturday 0. white
man named Berry attempted to dr0wn him.
self by jumping into James river .naar Mar
tin & Brothers. sumac.mill. HeAWas seen
and rescued froma watery gravel Poverty
is alleged IS the cause for the attenps to
commit the suicidal act. 100 4ysa az
BoAsp, ,oF ,suPBRyIssas.%-A meeting o., the
Board OF, Supervisors Of CheAerGe county
will be held at the coart.hohse to.day.
AN, ExJoYABLE AsysIRl-Anothee large
crowd was in attendance at the courthouse
Saturday night to witness the entertainment
given by the Virginia (smateurl MnStrels.
The boys deserve much credit for their noble
efforts to aid the Alert Fire Company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

SCHOOL TRUSTEES APro1NTED.-Tbe follow
ing school trustees have been elected by the
State Board Of Education
Bland county: Robert G. Green, william
N. Murtard, Isaac Hudson, and Thomas +.
Walker.
Bedford: James S. Voolfolk, n. C. Luck,
DR.. W. +. Sale, +. G. Cardiff, DR.. e. L..
Brown, Paul S. Penn, Edwin S. Wise, w. ;.
Nelson, and Colonel William Graves.
Greenesyille: W. =. Walker, j. Il. oats,
and 7. +. Weaver.
Grsyson: L. Fl. Hampton, ]. kenly, and
". Il. Cox.
New Kent: A. 7. Richardson, Colonel Z.
a. Lacy, w. E. Clopton, and George w.
Fisher
Rockbridge: DR.. D. f. Strain.
Sussex: D. M Field, j. j. billiard, Z. e..
Scott, Max Herbert, l.. c. Fleming, John
Green, Thomas B. Reams, William Beaie,
and James Briggs. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

Tho General Assembly having fixed we'd
..-day a. the day for eecting State officers,
l, trnri,rcnce of the Conservative members Of
% ,wo houses will be held in the hall of the
T@n.a tonight for the purpose OF making
r0minauons. p,,,,,o
.ttonnts: K. II. r. Hunter, Treasurer !;
-. Mcdonald. Secretary of the Common
g..l,b. r. F. Walker, Superintendent Of
pnb,;~ Printing: and Samuel Fl. Boykip,
psni.ter ~J Of the Land Office and Superintend-
ent Of Public Buildings, have served the
state 20 faithfully that none appear 10 op-
pose their reelection. They VIII therefore
h. nominated as matter Oh course, ana De
iu,; a. surely rejected.
General Asa Rogers, and Coionel A. u
n,,faday Of Henric,, are candidates Tor
second Auditor. General Rogers Is the
rrncut incumbent, and Is a popular and
worthy officer. Colonel Holaday was one
If the senators from Richmond and Henrico
lat vcsr. and is we'll known as gentleman
n the highest honor and capacity. The
c,ny.., for this office has been conducted 10
the l,irest manner and without any bad feel'
ioc beir. shown on either side.
For Superintendent Of the Penitentiary
,,n candidates are Colonel G. +. Strother, OF
Cuipencr: II. G. Jones, of Richmond; John
= Nunp. OF Clarke and W. W. Hardwicke,
os Lrrchburg. Colonel Strother is the pre-
.cpt superintendent, and has successfully
ted the Office for the past six years. his
nomination is conceded. Mr.. Hardwicke
will, however, get quite complimentary
vote. .nd Mr. Num- (brother Of Senator
Sunul and Mr.. Jones will not be deserted
by their friends.
The liyeliest fight is for the position Of
storekeeper of the Penitentiary, which is sur
sounded By considerable pecuniary attrac-
tjous. The present incumbent is Mr.. W. n.
Ta!iaferro, but he yields 10 favor of his bro.
,her. Nathan c. Taliaferro, who is a tne
businessman. Mr.. William Lovenstein, OF
Richmond. has great qualifications and
strength, and is believed TO be equal to any
if not ahead of any in the race. Captain
james al. Stevens, who was for several years
storekeeper, and was one Of the best men
ever in the place, is also q candidate. Rlch-
noud firms have still other candidates in the
persons of Messrs. Lewis W. Burwell, Miles
Cary, c. Y. Morriss, and Frank Chamber
layne. Mr.. Thomas W. Spindle, of Mont
conery county, will probably receive the
Undivided support ofthe Southwest. Messrs
II. L. Meniee of Rappahannock, Charles i
pIunkett of Appomal'ox, and James y. 30
ley Of Norfolk, will receive the votes OF the
members of their respective districts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06


CoWHIDINa AFFAIR AT THE OLD MARKET.--
Saturday evening Mr.W. +. Webber, who
is engaged in peddling tobacco in this city,
attacked Autoni Lorenzo with cowhide at
The lalter's peanut.stand, near the corner Of
Seventeenth and Main Streets. Webber, it
appears, is unfortunate in his relations with
his wife, and he attributes bis infelicities to
the fascinating Lorenzo. Recent events have
demonstrated to MIR. Webber's satisfaction
fhat Mrs. Webber Is subject 70 the influences
of Lorenzo. and that she !" loves not wisely
but too weil.n So on Saturday he procured!
"a new coWbide, straight and keen. ana
proceeded. TO the peanut.stand OF ms
successful rival. and after upbraiding bim
for his conduct laid on him some four OF nVe
lashes. Sergeant Ben. Howard being near.
at hand, and seeing the fracas, ran up ana
arrested the irate Webber. Lorenzo had one
quite severe lcat across his face, but was
Otherwise not much injured. He Will De oy
to-day sufficiently recovered to return 70 BIS
stand and dispense roasted peanuts 10 his
many patrons. -
Webber was taken to the First station.
house, and was soon afterwards admitted 20
bail to appear before the Police Court tnls
morniDg. for examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

!. Roll Or HosoR Ar TIE RIcaMesp 5Hai#r
Sczoon. The nlloufng isia list OF The pn,
pills on the rali of, honersat she, Richmond
High SCHOOL, 81 ass u. 81 W
if Jnafor Glass Mabel sBureslss, 6eiss Gonns
salNe Cosbg, Carrie Drew, lics Ezekieh
Ross, Bleishnaa,5 Ida Hat5ief. Lihian Y.
,Hntton, Ella Hicks, Mamie .Isyop, MarE
Nowlin. hncie, ,H.EowerssJ Janet ,Resk kla.
ma Ritidiak, Ida Raglsnds Mamie sehaaEs
Gertrude Smith. Rosa h. Swift Blanche A.
Turner, Rachel Van Wort, Ei9rrta sssAer-
son, Alexander Schaap, Barry VI. y slaef
htermedtdte Cuss Jennie Ar~ssro
ida ts. "a Coy. clara " DsaIborn. Mamie
Jemison, I.oulia Minessees AnnIe .. fase,
Linda Southslls 4. rs. I.
Ssnio,. Gass Laura Braekets, Henrietta
CraYer, MaIy q. Fox. Assa kfassssa, GiessA y
II. Cresri, Ada ~. lsee. George p,
] Armisteed, LaMaon Il Ileashor
Attendance for The Wssk eea6 Per ceass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

FARO DEALERS Arrest ED.-On complaint
of Mr. L. Powers, Justice Granger on Satur-
day issued warrant for the arrest Of Francis
Allen and Emmett DePriest, charged with
exhibiting "a certain game called faro.bank
in certain house situated in the city Of
Richmond and occupied by them, and that
they do there exhibit money to allure, and
that persons do there stake and bet money
at said game. and did thereby obtain from
w. B. Ratclffs, on the night of the I'd in-
slant, one hundred aud fifty dollars, the mo-
;ney and property Of L. Powers" The par
tiles were arrested by Sergeant Daniel Wren,
and were taken to the First station.honse,
when they were admitted to bail for their
appearance before the Police Justice this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

2 THIEVES ARRESTED Isaac. Henderson,
charged with stealing seven dollars from the
person of Michael McDonough,; Emma
Reid, charged with stealing two dressed tnr-
keys from j. R. Brooks (and caught in the
act); and Peter Seiden, penitentiary con.
yict, charged with stealing carrisge.robe OF
were arrested and lodged IN the First station.
house on Saturday night. j
Selden was arrested on the same charge on
the 25th of November, and was examined By
the Police Justice and discharged for want
OF evidence. The evidence lis now said to
be conclusiYs against him. aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06
R1cuMosD TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIos.-At {

RIcHMoND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIoN.-At o
meeting of the RicbmoEd Typographical
Union held on Saturday night the following
officers were elected for the ensuing. year I:
President, Julian L.. Wright; Vice -Hrssi-
dent, Thomas j. Vaughan: Corresponding
Secretary, w. T. Booth; Financial secre.
tary, NJ. &. Pace; Treasurer, a. w. Tyree;
serpeant.at-Arms, William A. j. Martin.
trustees: Henry Meyer, Charles Ellis, and
J. Harvey Campbell. These officers will be
installed In January. ,r,35, .. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

CHAsgERT C0uku or R,cHrosD. Sgrrn..
isEY-Jadge Htshus pr resaiDg. The fol:
owing eases we're liispcssd os:
r. NASH us. Mash. &c. Deerce copfrrnipssre.
peft ol Commissioners sBd providing for the
3dsp0sltsonfof the proceeds Of sale. ~ ~
y Trent Us. edbsfdee, 8u.! Decree refer
stifsgseaus 20 commissioner for INQUIRY ana
feEgyE. s5.fs III u 95I.sSi & :.
q Mssals's executoss~vs Ghzsbyook. &c. Des
cree directing q deed TO tftes purchasar Of
property under Corner decree When. nm of
shepafehase.money is paid X. sssik f
HHagsn; &C., us- HhgsB, Dc. Decree making
distribution.of OF the fdndfon hand. .g'ttsEi !,
zse Hebscn's executor rst Rsbson,s &c. De-
cree authorizing guar1iaHto rransfer certain
bonds therein named, to his ward on or after
December 8, 1876, at wh;eh date be will have
attained the age Of twenty.cHey years. 3i 4
7 Underwood ps.; q Endsfw00d9 &c Decree
directing deeds TO be- made 10 purchasers
who have paid the pesohase-noaey in full
for the property respectively purchased by
them. le4Gt& IS: 80 G's!sas9 =
Hardgrove vs. Hardersve, &c. Decree d.
reeting partial payment of the annuity
therein mentioned out OF the fund now on
hand. 1# u a3rtti iEe3 s1fa 2 .FFtaf ~ I
j Kings administrators as. G0odalps ex-
eeutor, &r- Decree or petition Of Jackson
B. Wood to enJoin aud restrain the payment
Of certain sums Of money therein mentioned
ordered to be paid bya former order In this
cause. ~ y ~ EtS9gs lEFtqi-a S9i&SYt.i y
Gays administrator US Gay, &c. Decree
directing guardian Of ward to apply the
principal Of his personal estate, or q slrfi.
cheney thereof, to the education and mainte.
nance of saidiward..' y sf5''fstitfs. 'est :
Robinson, de-, us. Mcdowell, Sc. Decree,
on petition of Mary. B. Ross referring cause
to commissioner for inquiry and report.
HardgroYe By, &c., vs Hardgroye, &c
Decree confirming report of commissionel
and directing 9 sale of the property in tht
bill and proceedings mentioned.s4a III L.
/ Smiths trustee vs. Birehett, &c, yDecret
confirming report of commissioner as to dis
| position Of the fund in this case.
Worthipgton, &c, vs. Wilietts, &c. De
cree appointing commissioners to make par
tition Of the property in the bill mentioned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

STasEE IapRoyEMsNr.,@At d recent meet
ing Of, the Committee on Streets Ec WAS
agreedto recommend the Eoupcift d ssise
Ninth street betW aen Clay.anda Leigh streets
about four or FIVE feet Of the. 10 West paipt In
the street.. It was also decided ITO igfade
Tenth street from Leigh street nefthWard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

POLICE Court, T,;SAgVRpAY.-Thomas Hirsh
was fined Eve dollars for falling to replace
the paving on Cary street in substantial
manner, as required by ordinance.
Robert Payne and George Green, the two
parties arrested for fighting at the DanviIle
depot on Thursday, had q hearing and were
both fined and dismissed. Robert Payne was
fined ten dollars and George Green twenty
dollars. .s,.
i The case Of Gideon Morris was continued
until to. day. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

3THEATaE-KATE n FIsHER.--After the In.
.teregnpm Of the past week the Theatre Will
be thrown open to,night with lhs sensas,ens n,a
drama aof Mszeppa, In which Mlss nate
Fisher viii appear With her famous noiss.
Wonder. Miss Fisher has an ehgssenssas ny
for three nights, and will 6e s1pportea 70 nes
,rendltions By what ia said TO be Q 1Fsss-Iala
.c0ppany, 7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

WnBoR's D-LITRR On AND. LINE The great
popularity OF this safe and eflcacfouap
alone attributable TO It's intrinsic worth, OF
coughs, colds, asthma, bron chilis
scrofulous humors, and all consumDtive symptoms
1, has no superior, II equal. Let noone neglect the
early symptoms Of disease when an agent thus at
hand which will alleviate all complaints OF the
chest, lungs, or throat. Manufactured only py A.
3. WLBoR, chemist, Boston. soIdby all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

CONCERT. AT !AsHLAND.-To-morrow eve
ming the Eureka Quartette .s9f. this city, as
sisted by one Of Kichmond's tavorile iaay. g
singers, will give 4 selecs concert IN Asn, .he
land. The proceeds are TO pc deYoLea 20 als
fund being raised for the purpose Oh 0ailu- Hllli
;na . .. Met6odiss church in that town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

GlDEoS's TRouBLEs.-GideonW W. Morriss,
who was before UuitedbStates Commissioner
Atkins few days ago on charge of viola,
ting the bankrupt laws, was again before
the Commissioner yesterday to be examined
further. After hearing the witnesses present
the examination was adjourned until next
Thursday TO secure the attendance Of o. Wit
ness confined in the city Jail by obtaining q
writ OF habeas corpus ad test.tsandum
from Judge Hughes. The defendant gave
bail for mis- appearance 10 the penalty OF
i've hundred dollars, with William FL. Nor
Ilss as surety. H'- #frJen, Is,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

4 TRBsC JgsuEs TRoDRuis-eom.
posed Of double quartette with, a,sulI
chorus of trained feoloSed) musical tasSnt Of
this city. together Hfthaan ofchestrSS and
will appear at virginsa Opera, Retseeshis
week ;,afser which they willtfasei ythrosgh
the, States, 60 to the Centennial, then to
Canada, and then to Eafope.. (, n, .,frot,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

~ A ARA,Ds-S -Someofihe oafcers OF The seeOud
poliaedis.rict made Q raid abeus smidalght
Saturday upon Robert Howelps hr:rcpmr
on Cary street between Seventh and dEfgfth,
and arrested seventeen men aud 'wosasni for
disofa asriy conduct H&well schargedis
keeping disorderly house, y here peEapns
eongregste TO the anaoyance Of thaneighe
hnrs ~ - - y - S-sstttF ~ trpts s,tAs~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

sBtaEaE CouHT or Arrears, sxruRDAy.--
Stevenson rs. WaIlaces Fully argued By
James N. Dunlop, Esq., and submitted.
IsserEons executor rs. .AIs0p md 6s.
farfly argued by Frank r. 8 Winston, Esq,
ana entiEued nntil Tuesday nexs.
ite motions ID the cases OF Osterfack az,
-aiexaTHafia = and Ffederies ssburgs Railroad
Gompanys and Crumr&on, by &c, o.. Wise
bFotners were coatinusd until the gsir In
The motion in;the easse Of PulIen ss. Dad.
iey's aGmiHsstrators Er.suaa continues untn
the 18th instant. S "a. 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

An INTERESTING FRAGMENT OF HISTORY ON
TOBACCO IESrEeTloSs.- subject OF to.
bscco inspection being just now very promi-
ucnt in public discussion, the following inter-
Cling fragment OF history, which is taken
from The frs, volume ofthe British Empire in
America Q74D, page 40l, will be read with
pleasure
"Goycrnor Spotswood promoted a law for
lodging all tobacco in storehouses, to be eN.
amned as 10 its goodness before exported.
SIR William Keith praises the wisdom Of this
project, but methinks the making any man
Judge of the goodness or badness OF any
commodity, and the giving him the power Of
rejecting it at his choice, who may have his
particular rie,o or interest In it, must nave
been great incumbrance TO the planter and
on trade, the planters product not being
always alike good, though bis care and charge
might always be alike; and his growth must
90 as it came, promiscuously, unlesS packed
On purpose for better market and prace
than common, sufficient to make amends for
the refuse goods, which must have been
thrown TO The dunghili in Governor Spot
woods scheme well intended by that gen.
tIeman, man Of sense, honor, and expert
ence, who was very jealous, active, and use
ful in promoting the common good OF the
colony"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CoSCERr.-Pro-,
fessor Turner proposes to give q grand vocal
and Instrumental concert about the l6sn In
slant TO adm purchasing books, DC, FOR ne
library OF the Young Mems Christian Asso.
ciations ...ss5s5 3. - - :ss
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PosTPoaEMENr.-Aceordi 70 apnonncerneat
in his advertisement or tits moraina, Professor
FRANcK has postponed his practising aassefnbsy at
Monticello Hall untih EVENING" De-
ceuber 10th. This being the first assembly q the
season given by the Professor It will no doaot oe an
snyohle afYyir. S's-t y a&i - .''st2 -
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS "A MANLY
NORTHERN TRIBUTE TO CoAMoDoRE MAURY.-'
RICHMOND. VA, September %, 1875.-G. NJ.
|Colcord, Esq, President Massachusetts, Coz
iege of Pharmacy: Dear Sir,-I desire 10
some way to show my appreciation OF the
kindness shown to Mr.. Ira W. Bl0unt by the
Pharmaceutical Association of Boston. With
his return to the city Of Richmond be has re-!
minded me Of these obligations, and feeling
them measurably personal 90 myself I shall
be pleased If you will, as president OF the
Massachusetts, College OF Pharmacy, accept
from me bust Of Commodore III. +. Maury.
- On The truth of, this work you can conf.
dently rely, as Maury was the personal friend
of my brother, who modelled it. The bust
has the entire approval Of the family and
friends Of the distinguished subject.
have sent the box to your direction this
day. With my best wishes, &c.,
Very respectfully,
MANN S. VALENTINE.
I Office of Corresponding Secretary AassG-
chuSetts COLLEGE of .Pharnaacy,s Boston, No
yember "a, 1875.-Mann s. Valentine, Esq,
Richmond, Ta.; Dear Sir,-I have the plea.
sure of transmitting to you the following
vote of thanks, passed by the board Of trus.
tees o! this college at their meeting Noyem-
ber 4, 1915:
"ReSoloed, That the thanks of Massachu.
sets College of Pharmacy be presented TO
Mr.. Mann S. Valentine, of Richmond,
Va, for his donation to the college OF bust
of Commodore ID. +. Maury, which we shall
prize for its truthful delineation of O dstin-
guished scientist, as token of friendship
between Richmond and Boston, and as o
mark of respect shown to Massachusetts
College of Pharmacy"
Ihaye the honor to remain, sir, your obe-
dtent servant, GEORGE E. 81. MARKEo,
Corresponding Secretary.
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Z SARs.-The hGies ,of the M5nausnsaI
cisareh will commeRcs their fftraad feast In
the. room over Haagamins stores on Main
strses near Ninth to-day. The proceeds will
be devoted to paying for the cdnyeh.sepairs.
Z Vhe ladies' OF the Sidney Baptist chuach
will bold fair ds,eiEg the esnsuGbg Geekia
the,ssere adjoining Dove Edf Da5, d drsg-
store. corner Thi,d and Main streets. .eon-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

THE LEADISa PLY sICIANsPRRS LIEBIG'S
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF, in pint bottles, as inc
best preparation for the weaksthe worn' ana the
dyspeptic.t 81 KS -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

THE aAsrRAcTuaERsro oFsfAE EUREKA SILK
AND TWIST haye their names indelliby stamped on
the end OF each spool, thps gRardns AGAINST eoun-
terfeits and protecting the public from fmpostion'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

hETCEE TIoxETs.--The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company will return dele.
gates to the Young Mems Christian Associa-
t!on Convention at Staupt0n free up1n pre-.
sentalion Of the usual certificate Of attend
ance,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-06

WE CLAIM that the ELMWo0DsC CoLLAR viii fs
better, look more like Ipep, and keep clean longer
than any other.