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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-25

EOR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLE
Dun 4 Co. II is especially adapted, both
from position and light. for a cottan Office.
Possession given the LIST Of March next. For
particulars apply to r. G., Nicholson, Is Mad
ison street, or G.. D. Crockett, of Hollowell,
Crockett az Halter. l51-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-25

EIGHT barges St. Bernard coal just
received. Also Pittsburg and camel
ooo1
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,BoUQUErs and cut flowers at Craig's
1881
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KAHN & FREIBERG,
100, III, 173 Main ST., cor. Poplar,
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STRANGERS, go to Converse's, 81 South
Court street. COT
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NOR RENT-A NICE COTTAGE AND
L grounds, Sroems. good %cistern and fruit.
two miles eastof the city on Charleston rail-
road Also No. 3 LaRose street.
l40-l0 w. A. COLLIER, 10 Madison ct.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-25
ELECTION,
Election Notice.

OFFICE PHaNIx INSURANCE Co..
February 8. 1875.
TIME ANNUAL ELECTION FOR ELEVEN
Directors to serve tho ensuing year will
be held at the Office Of this Company on
Wednesday, March Sd proximo, between the
hours Of 10 am, and 2 pm,
THOS. II. ALLEN, Pres't.
IS. X, CLARKE, Seo'y. l38-xx-S
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IGOR RENT-RESIDENCE, FROM 1sr OF
u February, three-story brick house, l41
Madison street; twelve rooms. Apply to A
G Dennis. 292 Main street. 127-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-25

Beautiful real human hair Switches
81.
KAHN & FREIBERG.
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For Cincinnati.
For White River

Memphis and White River Packet-For An
eusta, Jacksonport and all way landings.
LEGAL ...J D Elliott. master
7 EAVES ON THURSDAY.
IL the 25th inst, ats pm, For ING+A
freight or passage apply to ~
L. ". LIGHTBURNE Agents.
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ZOE aALR,

U1OR SALE-GROCERY FOR SALE ON
4 Union street. near Dunlap, at lowest in
voice price. A good stand; business very iair.
1852 w. A. WHEATLEY, $50 Main st.
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DOR SALE-sH0W CASES OF ALL KINDS
Il of my own manufacture, at lowest factory
prices. Show cases made to order.
l46-l6 II. G. HARRINGTON, AZ Monroe st.
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Burn COke.-Sold by coal deal
ers and the Gas Company. Is
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E0R RENT-THE LARGE OFFICE FOR
l. Terly occupied by @. 4. Curtis, 29l Front
street Rent $40 per month. 1872
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GOR RENT-oOTTAGEs. OFFICES,
4 stores and ~sleeping-rooms and boarding
houses. MYERS & SNEED,
3-t 2p Main street, up stairs.
DOR RENT-SToRE NO. ga FR0NTR0W,
II lately occupied by Nathan Bros. Apply
TO L. LAWH0RN CO.,
IM-f $50 Front street.
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THO hundred pairs cloth CATERS
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FRESH OYSTERS

Received daily by express at
1857 VlcToR D. FUcns', Al Jefferson st.
The LEDGER job office is in constant
receipt from the foundries of new type,
embracing all the latest and best styles.
1887
EIGHT barges st. Bernard coal just
received. Also Pittsburg and camel
coal.
ST.. BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATION,
l4Sf 10 Madison street.
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For N. Frnnois Riror

For Mariana, Wittsburg and all Way Land
ings on 81. francis and Languil, Rivers.
Bowman. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE
~ on THURSDAY, 18th inst, Lltz1ne
at ; PM. For, freight or passage a2A
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For HaiIe's Point.
To Steamboat Owners,

WEARE MANUFACTURERS, AND ARE
W ready to supply your boats at Almost
half the price you now pay TO middlemen ana
drummers. HUME &SMTTHP oNu
500 Steam Bakery, 4l6 Main st., near BeaI.
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ton is steady and unchanged. Futures steady,
with sales for March delivery, Is l5-l6c;
April delivery, 1870; May delivery, l6 l1-l6@
l6Ac; June delivery, l7@l7sl. ice. Sales for fu.
tura daiiverv IL Q00 holaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04

DEATH OF MR. JAMES DUNLoP.-Mr. James
Dunlop, a welI.kuown merchant of this city,
died at an advanced age, at his residence IN
this city, on Thursday night, from the
effects OF a stroke of paralysis, with
which he was attacked soon after reach.
inr home on his return from the noun.
tains of Virginia. Mr.. Dunlop came
to Richmond at very early period Of life,
and was brought up by his uncle, Mr.. Ma
thaniel Dunlop, with whom he was asso-
cjated for number of yesrs as clerk or sales.
man and partner. Mr.. Nathaniel Dunlop
was merchant of long standing in Rich.
mond. and was connected with Mr.. Asa Otis,
who. after realizing fortune, retired to his
native State Connecticut.
The firm for many years was engaged in
the auction business, and made extensive and
protit4 BILE sales Of groceries and shoes. Their
place of business was on Fourteenth street
between Main aud Cary (now occupied by
Messrs. Powers & Blair). Subsequently Mr.
james Dunlop became partner in the busi-
ness. Mr. Mopcure joined the firm, and it
was then known as Dunlop, Moncure & Co..
Some years before the war they moved to
Twelfth and Cary streets and commenced
the milling business. In every position
which this very worthy gentleman occupied
he won for himself friends. He was
modest, retiring man, but possessed an un-
usual business talent, which he cultivated
daily until stricken with the fatal malady.
There was, perhaps, no man in this COM
muuity who had greater number OF warm
friends than Mr. Dunlop, although he was so
retiring in his manners. For twenty years
he was the treasurer Of the Male Orphan
Asylum, and discharged the duties OF the
position with fidelity and without compen.
sation. He was also member of the ves-
try of St. Paups church, and at meeting OF
that body held yesterday appropriate resolu-
tions were passed relative to his death.
The Corn Exchange, of which he was also
an bonored member, will meet to-day to
take appropriate action. He will be buried
from Sc. Paui's church at noon to-day.
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MANCHESTER NEWS,

Cry COUNCIL. regular meeting Of this
| body was held last night at s O'Clock at the
Council chamber. Present: Mr.. Perdue,
president pro tent., and Messrs. Beard, Fend.
| lev, Eubank, Moles, Nunnally, MOnteiro,
Craig, Jones, and Whitehead. lE@.s
MIR. Craig, from the Committee on Finance,
made 8 verbal report, urging upon the
Council the necessity for reduction of the
expenses of the city, If possible; also recon-.
| mending the payment Of number OF bills.
| So ordered. .~1. - - ~ 81. I,
Mr.. Perdue (Mr. Nunnally in the chair)
| from the Committee on Streets, presented q
report recommending that the city chain
gang be employed at work the same number
of hours that the hired hands are on the
| street improvements along Murray street un'
| til its completion. .,.,,. -..4
On motion of DR.. Monteiro, referred to
the Police Commissioners.
They also recommend that the profile or
ma of grades OF the city made by Colonel
Clarke be adopted and spread upon the min
utes.- This map proposes to grace from
Stockton to Semmes east and west, and from
First to CoWardin avenue north and south. j
DR.. Monteiro opposed the recommends
ton, and urged that q general grade be MADE
of all streets within the corporate limits.
Mr.. Craig advocated the adoption of the
recommendation of the committee.
At 81 O'Clock P. NJ. the subject was still
under consideration. .......
Cosr1sUED.--The case Of Mr.. H. G. Gid
dines. charged With obtaining mouey under
false pretences from Messrs. Jordan and
others, was called in the Mayors Court yes
terday. aud continued until this morning.
RELIGIOUS Mr.. Pitcher will preach
at the Manchester Baptist church tomorrow
night, at which time the regular collection
will be taken up. ....-........
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-Tbe
usual religious services will be held in oil OF
the city churches tomorrow except the foi-
lowing special appointments: a.....
st. Marks Epssc0pai.-Services and COM
munion at II a. Nj. At night services at tS
O'Clock. ~
Grace Street Presbyterian. The pastor,
Rev. C. Fl. Read, D. D., having returned 70
the city, viii preach at II A. N. and 7. N.
Second Presbyterian Church (Rev. DIR.
Hoge's).-Services conducted by the pastor
at IL A. M. and at ?. NJ. Tbe service In
the afternoon will be held with special refer
ence to the children and young people.
Third Presbyterian.-SerVices at ii a. NJ,
conducted by the elders. No service at
night.
First Baptist Church.-Rev. j. B. Jeter,
D. D., at IL A. NJ. Rev. W. D. Thomas, u.
D., of Norfolk, at 81 P. M.
Grace Street BdptiSt.-Rev. William d.
Hatcher, D. D., having returned to the city,
will preach at IL A. NJ. and s P. NJ.
Seuenth. Street Christian Church.-The
regular services of the church, but no preach
ing morning or night, the pastor being out OF
the city. y,,n'-r
Greenwood Methodist Episcopal Church
ION the Brook turnpike ).-Services Sunday
at II A. NJ. Preaching by Bishop Dorgett.
Sunday. school meeting at 81 O'Clock.
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Chapel
Twenty. fifth streeD.-Rev. Scott g wathmey
IL A. NJ; Rev. William Troy, 5 T.. NJ;
Rev. C. c. Fagins, s P. NJ.
Opea-A,r Meetings. gS.-Services under the
AUSPICES of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociatiou as follows City Jail, 4:90 P. N.
Byrd and Tenth streets, $50 2. NJ.
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3" EXCURSIONS AND Pic. Nics.-The excursion
and picnic season is drawing to a close: but
number, Of pleasant trips to the country are
still announced for the benfit of those per.
SONS who have not bad a sniff Of country
air this summer. First in order Is the grand
excursion TO Washington on Monday next
the 9th instant, by Virginia Lodge, No. 3,
Knights of Pythias. The special train to
carry the excursionists will leave the corner
Of Broad and Adams streets at quarter be.
fore 6 O'Clock A. NJ. Returning, the train
will leave Washington at midnight, thus
giving the excnrsionists ample time to see
the sights in Washington, rest while, and
then come home. r.l,lf -. .s,.s a .
Next in order is the last grand excursion
to West Point this season." in charge Of q
committee Of arrangements consisting OF
Charles F. Wade, John. Pitt, and William
Ira Smith. A special train has been chartered
to leave Richmond by the York River road
for West Point on Monday next, September
9Th. The strctest order will be, enforced,
and all the amusements usual on such occa-
sions will be presented.
A grand picnic for the benefit of the Old
First Virginia regiment will be given at
Bleuner's Park Oh Monday next. All those
who cannot leave the city for any length of
time will no doubt avail themselves of this
oDDortunity. = & sfE %,s,& = -. =
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PARTLY-MADE SHTRTs.-Everybody says that
SMITHS PARTLY.MADE SHIRT beats anything
ever before introduced in this market. The shirt
is completed In all its parts except working the
button holes and Aundrytao it, and the quality of
linen and cotton Is guaranteed equHl to any partly
made shirt In the market. Those who have tried
them recommend them very highly, and they are
selling very freely. The stock Is n store, aud
be furnished TO those in want without waiting ten
or twelve days to send 10 the factory, which is In
Itself great saving of tme besides the great eaving
Of time in not having to sew them together, which
In any other partty-made Shirt Is required. They
are being sold at the very low prices Of $3.50 for
six, or $15 for twelve-no deviation-and are sold
exclusively for cash, which Is necessary in order to
enable him TO sell at the prices they being 20 per
cent less than the same Shirt at any other house,
and guaranteed
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PoIdcE CouRT.-The following cases were
disposed Of In this court yesterday morning
Charles Whhloek fwhite), Robert Sampson
and julia Banks (eolored), charged with being
disorderly and creating q disturbance In the
First Market-=3he case was continued until
Monday INA flI;S}IE yis!H n T. = :N2,.ta: :.
William F.iWhite, guilty ofassaultiDg and
beating james Bailey, was fined $5. s%,'s
Richard Mayes and Jim Maiaw {both co.
lored), charged With cfeatingla disturbances at
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad depot,
were fined 30. .sr,s X ~ .TiE - i. ..ssts-
.Laney Lawson (colored), charged with tres.
passing on the boat Of and threatening to as
sault and beat r. A. Hill, was sent to Jail for
thirty days in default Of surety. ~ :, &-a
James Perkins (col6red) charged with ere
atiDg distur bance 10 the market aud ours
ing and abusing Isaac Green, was fined 81.
II. 8. Irvine, charged with assaulting and
attempting to strike and cut John Sauer
with knife. Case was dismissed on pay
meut Of cost. -,
Charles c. Gravett, charged, with being q
fugitive from justice in West Virginia, where
he is charged with felony, was committed for
ten days to await q requisitlon from the Gov
ernor Of West Virginia. . ..r
Willie johnson (colored), guilty OF stealing
sundry articles Of clothing from James KEN
per, was sent to Jail for thirty days.
Alexander Cheatham, charged with as
saulting and beating Weldon Booker, was
sent to Jail for FIVE days. r,. r....s.r1
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MEETING OF THE Corn EXCHANGE The
deaths of Messrs. r. D. Mckinney and James
Dunlop were announced at the Corn EX-
change yesterday morning, and meeting
was held to take some action relative thereto.
Lewis ID. Crenshaw, president of the Ex-
change, occupied the chair; L. l.. Bass act
ing secretary. htjItT - Il .sI fJfA
On motion of R. B. Someryille it Wasor-
dered that committee OF five be appointed,
with the President as chairman, to prepare
suitable resolutions and report to the EX'
change at 10 O'Clock to-day. '.b 3" fth .al
The Chair appointed r. B. SomerVilie, >.
Fl. Blair, Peter G. Warwick, and George w,
Royser on the committee. .'.. =. :, t5i'S' -i
Adjourned until this morning. .....f..tt.
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THE GREA9s sREpUTATIoNa
d WHICH vReErrsE mas lArrArsrD
GREAT 4 AND \, eoor, !, a,rr,c,,,r I

s24l s1soh ~ hDlrlNE,ss
and the large number OF :estimopfais vhicl, ara,
CONSTANTLY being received from persons who have
been cured by it's use, Is concfussye proof Of ff
great value. It Is Recommended by physfcaaps ana:
ap6thecarfes. Asa hlood.purffer ana heslt,,re.l
istorer II thas no eauaL, ,ts s.
svEsETINE Is not prepared for faney .drirk,
tenn and tends to destroy health Instead Of res,ons
sAre not The many testimonials given for the DIR.
.fsreRt complaints satisfacsofy 10 any reasonable
person suffering from dfseaae thAt they can be
no one can doubt. In many ofSnese sasea me per.
s0os ythat their pain and suffering cannot be ex.,
pressed, In eases ef scroua, where, appxrcntiy,
the whole body was enc mas5 OF -coffupticbs II
VEGETINE will relieve pain. c5ea nSe, purify, and,
cure such diseases restoring the patient 10 perfect
dies, suffering for Years ts Il oot conciuye proof,
u youare a7sunerers you can be cnredY tWhy IS
works in the bloo-in BE circnis ing asid IL csS
be truly called the Great Blood -Pxrifsr.1 aha
great source of disease IN the blood and
purify aud renoyate has any just claim upon pub-
ic attention. When the biood becomes lifeless Ind
staGnant either from chepgeof weather or OF Gle
m,te. want OF exercise, irregular dief or from any
oiher cause, the iVRGRrTHE Will ssnews the hood,
regulate the bowels, and irnpart tone Of yiEof 10
the whole body. The convictions is, In the public
mind as well as in the medical rofesson, thar the
remedies supplied by the Vegetables Kinpdcns are
Sn safs more s the suFs q
Of roots' osrks Rnd herbs: ltis pleasant 70 sake.
and is perfectly safe 10 give "a infant. DO you
need itf DO not hesitate tc,try II You via never
regresft. ~
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INPoRrANF MEETING AT CLAY-STEEEr
METHODIST CHuRoH ON THURSDAY NIGHT.-
a large audience; assembled at this church to
hear the second lecture on the subject OF
temperance By the eloquent exponent and
champion Theodore n. Ramsay, OF North
Carolina. 1t was most brilliant effort, fully
equal 10 the first at Trinity church on Tues
day night. g Many passages were most thrill
Ing, moving the hearts of all who heard.
MI: Ramsay was followed by Rev. Mr.. Wills,
presiding elder Of this district, who fully
endorsed the strong statements Of the first
speakers Atthel close of,the addresses seve-
raj persons were initiated into Pbnnix
Lodge Mr. Ramsay win remain IN our city
till after Sunday, and will lecture In Leigh
Street Baptist church tonight, and3in Man
chester on Mouday night. He will go from
Manchester to Petersburg, where he will
lecture on Tuesday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04

AN ExAasgRATBD- -RCMoR.-A report was
icurrens Yesterday that one of the aoorspf q
building oatF fourteenth street (Pearl .oiocEl
occupied by Messss. Haxait, CrenshaW q
go. asia lumber-house. had falieHan, lcauslns
Egreasi destruction of property aud ioss OF
life. The report, however, .Wcs greatly eX-
apgerated.J tAfeWiof the joists CT tae oulio-
Ing die. .bkeak, causing q loss, &c the OUTSIDE,
nf 500 Z No one was hurt, The warehouse
contained fiourand wheat. A few bsrreis
were broken, ard the -four In this way m!xed
With the wheat but thai was about all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04
RECAPITULATION.

Messrs. KelIam, Crump, Gilman, DooIey,
and Williams are the five highest. t.t..
Every ward delegation to the Senatorial
Convention was carried for the johnson and
Tanner ticket. -4 -.s'E.s 4-3... :1. =
The number Of persons voting was proba.
bly, $500. The exact number cannot be as
certained without counting the names of the
electors recorded on the poll-books.
TIE CONVENTION TODAY.
The convention to nominate three senators
for the district composed of the city of Rich.
mond and county OF Henrico will be held at
the Exchange Hotel to-day at II III. 1t will
be composed of 19 delegates, of which Rich
moud sends 63, and Henrico 16. ..-....
The delegates of the city will meet for
conference at the Exchange Hotel at II A. NJ.
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THE PRIMARY ELECTION.
COMPLETE RETURNS FROM THE
. CITY AND COUNTY.
The johnson and Tanner Ticket
Elected I'm Every Ward-Only Two
Members OF the Last House
ofDelesaies Reneminated.
THR CONVENTION TODAY.

The primary election to choose delegates
to the Senatorial Convention and to nomi
nate members of the House of Delegates
passed eff quietly yesterday. Polls were
open in The several wards Of the city from
u N. to s P. NJ, and although very large
vote was not cast the friends of the caudi.
dates were very active in their behalf, and
the eIectioneeripg and voting in the after
noon was spirited. The result is presented
below in tabular statement. .@.s.@
For delegates to the Senatorial Conven.
ton: ....--.- .l.--u -.-...:.'s.
MApCuAJJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04

DEATH OF MIR. BERNARD BRIEL, SR-Mr.
Bernard Briel, Sr., a native OF Germany, but
for sixty years past u citizen of Richmond,
died at his residence, on Union Hill, yester-
day. For long time he pursued the occu
ration of butcher, but for more than twenty
years past was retired from business, ENJOY
ing large fortune-the proceeds OF his IN
dustry and enterprise. - ------~-~-----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04

DISPATCH PRINTING -HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added wel.selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our LIP soyED MA
CHINERY ana sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us IN guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most ex.
peditious manrer. tt "&@.. 1&a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04

ACCIDENT ON THE DOCK. ~ Yesterday morn.
ing. while one OF the vessels now lying in
the dock was discharging a. cargo Of coal,
one of the negro hands was accidentally
knocked from an elevated platform and was
severely injured, his skull being probably
fractured, and his body severely bruised:
The city ambulance conveyed him to ms
home. ,4Tn.z-E s. I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04

FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, AND SILyERwARE.
Additional supplies just received. Special atten'
tton given to the repairs Of fine watches and Jewel
ry, C. GENNET, 1901 Main street.
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WHAT Is NEEDED.

o. 2ai y e = BOSTON, February Is, 1871.
Henry r. Stereas, Esq.: o44a.3 Il 5.sssy
Dear Sir,--About one year since I found myself
In feeble condition from general debility. vEaK.
TINE was strongly recommended to me by u friend
who had been ,r,uch benefited by its luse. i pro-
cured the article, and after using several bottles
was restored to health, and discontinued Its use.
quite confident that there Is meticine snpe-
riorto It for those complaints for which Is espe
ciaily prepared, and would cheerfully recommend
1t 10 those who feel that they need something to re-
store them to perfect health
Respectfully yours,
y @ tnE U.L. PETrINGILzr s.
firm Of 8. N. Petting,ll & Co.,
No, State street, Boston.
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have analysed the Whiskey known under the
brand Of "B SELECT. !" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLArR & Co., Richmond, Vs., and find it
FREE FROM FUsu OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. =. '- - j. b. EcCAw, n. D., !"
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Fs17i,r.s .ssr r. cr,, Medical College Of Va.
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RICHMOND. VA. September 8, 1875

RICHMOND, VA, September o, 1910.
I trust the proper authorities will take
Immediate notice of the evening bat-shooting
on Smiths Hill, Fifth street beyond Baker.
Although my residence is on Fourth street,
several shot fell in my front porch this eve
ming, striking fun was using at the time.
JAMES II. HOLMES.
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CANNOT. BE ExcELLED.
CHARLEsTowN, March 1s. 1859.

a. r. &euens: >s tT"A We c
Dear sir,-This Is to certify that have used your
"Blood Preparation" In my family for several
years, and think that for Scrofula, or Cankerous
Humors, or Rheumatic Affections, it cannot be ex-
celled; and US blood-puriier and spring medicine
It Is the best thing have ever used and have used
almost everything. can cheerfuily recommend It
to any one In need Of such medicine.
Yours respectfully, Sttt y
iah-" La..A - Mrs. A. A. DINsMoRR,
s.. .f,. ..ts4.., i 10 Russell strest >.
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~ III -NEF 4 -ELFfIy. -FFI~EFf- J s1s.L !
RESIGNATION oFEA iMBABER OF THE CITY

REs1GNArIoN oFlA .MEABER OF THE $C1TY
SCHOOL BoARD.-Mr. Il. NJ. Manly, most
efficient member OF the City school, boafc
from, the Second district, yesterday sent Q
letter OF resignation to a.. M. Kelley, prestI
dent of. the Board. Mr.. Manly resigns bej
cause of pressing engagements which pre-.
vent his deyoting that attention to the duties
that deSolve upon Il emeInbers Of the Board.
Under the law tbe Board has the power to
fiIl vacancies until the Council elects. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-04

EaoyAI s ~ u or TIE Us1rED srAEss DIsrRlcr
sCoyar. The adjourned terms Of the Unised
States Circuit and District Courts. which
will. commence on .MondaF wtli pe heH oy
Judge Hughes 10 parsor No. Lbs OF the bai~
lard Hotel, so fhe. courtroom tn the custoln'
house. issnow undergoing repairs l.sT9g j.