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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

~ There will be a great gathering 81
grangors at Louisville, Ky, October
|. Tho national and state executive
committee and all tho purchasino
agents will'bc present.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

The bronze statue of LAFAYETTE.
voted as present to the oity of n ew
YORK by tho Franch assembly of
1871, has arrived.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

Why is n drunkam like q bad poll.
ti"an' Because he is always poking
his noso into measures that spoil the
onstitution.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

The democratic procession at RAY.
mond, Miss, q few days ago. was
Joined by 500 colorcd citizons.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

4 young lady, dressed in, the most
fashionable style, was heard, singing
tho other evening "Bpokwurd,
pin backward, oh, skirts in You,
Hight; make me look small again
just for to. night |" - T.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08


Judge lIcrschcl V. johnson, of
Georgia, in charging the Grand Jury
which is to inquire into the alleged
'nsurrootionary plot in that State,
commands wisdom and moderation
which arc highly complimentary to
bis judicial foresight and fai ness.
The poor dcludod negroes, if they
have been cntrappcd into plot
against the whites, mus. be severely
punished but it is highly importan,
that Mother prejudice nor passion
should enter into the deliberations of
the Grand Jury. If there was no
plot there must be no indictments,
and this point Judge johnson tonk
care to Impress upon the jury.-N.
7. Herald.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

The incroaso Of deposits in savings
hAnEs w"nl'l Indicate that 'hc indus.
tries are still accommodating, notwith.
standing the outcry of dull times
The statement Of the New York saw.
lngs banks for the six months to july
l. represents the total of deposits,
exclusive of surplus, at $3lG,335,.
GIT aggregate assets, 1886, ,3O8, 1856
Tho gain in deposits since January
is over $4,000, 900. Thc:c is also q
gain of over $4,000 ir the number OF
dcpos:tors. The Increase in deposits
Is the largest since 1872.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

Don't sneer at the bad writing
IN newspapers. 1t is often done in a
room whore four or Gvo mon aro
disputing about the last great game
of base ball--a, state, of affairs vastly
worse than theStoothaohe.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

The Springfield Republican has a
iomalo compositor that weighs l6C
pounds, and yet she bo.hors the
foreman for "fat" every day. -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

A chunk of plaster came down
during services in q church at. " est.
lio'd, Now York, recently. The oc,
oarrenco was q subject Of genera
mortar doation. among tho worship.
orq -~--a a'a'-~. -. -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

johnson, the English champion, and
Andrew Trautz have signed an agree,
mcnt to swim match of 6vo milos
IN the ocean within ten days fer
$4,000 and The championship. ''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

Captain Eads is in New York
where ho will, in n few days, hold n
consultation with Government and
other engineers relative to tho work
on the jetty Improvement at the
mouth of tho Mississippi river. The
contractors are now engaged placing
the willow fascincs in position, and
late measurements show un increase
in tho depth of the wator.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

The Scientific Amerio. describes
method Of putting any rooster into
tate of catalopsy. Scloct u dark
colored table with smooth ton
place it 30 that narrow streak. OF
sunlight will full across the srufuco,
Then set the rooster on tho tablo,
and hold his head down. SO that his
beak comes in contact with tho
wood. Now, with piece of chalk
and in the sunlight, draw line
straight from the birds bcak. Move
tho chalk very slowly, and by the
time the line is q couple of feet in
length tho rooster will fall into a
oataloptic or trance. e.likosTcondition ::
aud although the bands are removed
from his body, ho will remain pcr-
fectly rigid for a minute or Two
1t il snid that black line on u
white surface will produce tho Same
cffeot. Hens may be similarly
treated, but it takes puch lunger
to get them into tho trance state,
1t being necessary to hold the hea d
down several minutes before thcy
como under the influence
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

a LOUSY lilo clergyman recon,
mcnds that slatos be hung in the
church vo,tibulcs, to enable the girls
to register their names on entering
TOR morning services. This will
obviate the disturbance created by
tho young mon who como in to sec
whether thcir oharmors arc present.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08
The Poor BoY.

- e.
Don't be ashamed, my lad, i:',you
have ou your elbow. 1t is no mark
OF Disgrace. 1t speaks wcll for your
industrious mother. For our part,
we would rather soc d,zsn patch cs
~ your jacket than hear one pro-
fame or vulgar word escape from your
hps.f No good boy will shun you
because you cannot dress as we'll az
our companions, and If bad boy
sometimes laughs at your appearance
say nothing, my lad, hut walk on.
we know many rioh and good
man who was once as you. Jndeod,
most Of those who are ranked as
oenef"ctors of their race were born
among the poor, and many of them
nave been compelled to struggle
%ith poverty all their life. Do not
c'ush Tor your poverty, but rather
fort the false pride which tempts you
TO be asham mod oft i't>.t :
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

OAUTI0A, ,-Notioe.---The genuine ,uuition
n IFE AND LEA b q RS OF
MIVING GSrIoETaH!
Sis;'' iis;1',nains saanesstpst yourn.ls,1 aH%las
~ IL Kfs' SSSasss SsaSsnss S %.s,, s,
OF 'hAGm rsdlons oountry,a ani cis abso-
'inieiy 'lheh only, new. complete work
Hi noe ~ sells; Jus, think, "a 900 rst 7
weeks. Agents SUCCESS wonll nsionish
y9u. Fwore sYautsd. Send for Terms and
positive proof Of gennincneas n"sat"un'1 +
'HuBBA RDeBROSI, Pubs.J 72aj, Sam otn,
st., PHI. IN q 5naa sitG,gi
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

A. GEH'TS Wanted The ten,en.
"A nial Gazetteer Of the United St atcs -
Shows the grand result Of 100 years Of
Freedom s Progress! New and GO ,plete.
Over 1000 pnscs. Illustrated. everybody
'tuys itani agents make from 500 to
S2O0 nliuopth. Address J, q McCURDY
& CO. rubs. Philadelphia pa. 80 h"R ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08
TER WS-IN 1DTdECE

Ono Copy ono ycar, &,-r& .b2S 300
rive 90 - 1yr.4 Ss12 90
ION tA esa. rs SO
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08

.POOK AGENPs' wanted to, sell
IN The peoples Common, Sense Medical
Adviser" byIR. v Pioroe, NJ. D. The
most ready selling book out. Exclusive
territory and liberal terms Adde'S. the
Author al Buffalo, N. Y. "-%.' d .n.s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-08
NEW ADYEitTISEM ENTS.

4 Fortune In 1t. 4 Every family buys
"a it.t Sold by agents. Address G.. s..
Walker Eric, Pa. "'G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

G.}rsS WADDlNG OF 4 FORMER RESIDENT
49, E,GNoHp.- Monday, March ~, 1919.
SIS i white DAY il the family circle OF one
g, our oldest and most respected citizens,
NJ. William II. Campbell.
NJ. William Henry Campbell was born IN
-" url port, Mas, March 2G, 1900. His
:Im4, removed 10 Boston in 1903, and in
.N!5 youEg Campbell came to Richmond.
"a. " here he entered into the mercantile
Business, which he has ever since pursued.
H. here became member Of the Presbyte-
nan church under the Rev. DIR. John h.
Rice. Meantime he bad made the acqualnt-
snc" Of Mis- Mary Ingle, Il native Of this
r.ty, and on the evening Of March %, 1925,
!a"y were Joined In marriage in the old H.
.,lr mansion, still standing midway In the
block on New Jersey avenue, Capitol Hill,
southeast
Tire years later Mr. Campbell removed
~ Washington and entered into business.
III, old stand upon the Avenue, now under
H.r management Of bis sou. has long been
huowu among the businessmen OF tue CITY,
Ii >yoa became connected with the First
Presbyterian church in this place, where be
Ia long been Il useful and houored member,
and ot which be is now the Oldest elder.
I'll" .o'd.n wedding was entirely family
-'tA"llu- ~ the residence OF bis son, MIR.
L"2nlda, {. Campbell, on street northwest,
att All were present who were old enough
L. attcHd-t thar is, some forty or fifty In num-
'T.- y QSitnQ!Ou Republican,. 26h.
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The Canadian House Of Commons has
passed bill for the prevention Of cruelty to
animals iu transit on railroads. 1t provides
that cattle shall be unladen by the railway
having charge every twenty.eght hours for
at least six hours rest. food, and water. and
the cars cleaned and relittered. The time on
connecting roads in the United States is to be
included in the reckoning.
Fourteen tpuementhouSes in Fall River,
Mass, owned by james Daley, were par.
TALLY DESTROYED by fire on "Wednesday night.
Loss. $40. 600. Mill No. l. Of the Wiunipe-
sogce rape!- Works, at Franklin, \. H., was
destroyed with its machinery the same night.
\ fire at 90 and 81 Cliff street, New York.
occlsioned loss 10 K. +. Deitz, mauutactu-
rcr OF lanterns. Of 900 Qnsured); John j.
Dickcr>on Il Co., importers OF tin, $4,000,
and to the building $4,000 Gnsured).
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Port OF RICHMOND, MARCH 90, 1875.

Port OFF RICHMOND, MARCH 26, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, TraverS, Baltimore. merclan.
disc aud passengers powhatan Steamboat COM
lany.
Schooner Ioralio Nichols, Dupuy, New York,
coal, s. ii. Hawcs
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, q. W. Alien L Co.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatllm.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston March "a, brig Mary Al!erton
Bourne.
MEMORANDA.
Bark BIazcira (Gcr.) Jachens. from Richmond,
| arrived 1T X 10 de Janeiro March 9th.
Brig Cachlue tBraz.l, Thorn .,son, from Rich
mond, arrived at kio GraDde do Sui February 1St.
schooner Gersh Banker, Price. from RichInond
| arrived at Rio Grande do Sui January 31st.
! BALTIMORE, March 25.-Arived: Schooner
| Annie Lyons, Baker. from City Point.
NEW YORK, March 2i.-ArrirId: Schoonfrs
William and James Soper; Adaliza, Loyeland:
| Barnett Jones. rttenden.
| PORTLAND, March 20 Cleared: Schooner Pho.
! me- r. EaSsett, Norfolk or Richmond.
| PHILADELPHIA. March 20 arrived: Schooners
| Jonn A. Curtis, Quieu Annie e. Moore, Phillips
| and r. w. Hine hine-from Richmond
schooner Hope On, of Boston, Captain Chase
| now in this port. has been chartered. through Mr.
K. II. PuIuton, to lotd guanO ut Orient, L. l., for
Richmond, Va, at $3.50 per ton, or Savannal
at ~.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Arrived Gulf Stream
! Arrived out: Cuoa, Eutnpa, san Jacinto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

A New LAW FOR CoNsTRUcrISd STREETS
The Ohio Legislature has recently pissed
new law for the construction OF streets IN
the cities Of that State. Under this law cues
are authorized. upon the petition OF three
rourths Of the owners Of property In lnte'
rest. 10 construct streets aud Issue bonds 10
paw for the same. the holders of property TO
p,v an annual tax sutii ,eut to liqnldate the
bonded debt at maturity. The intent OF the
new law is to assess the full cost OF improve
ments upon abutting property, and at the
same time give the owners such time as they
may desire to pay for the same. In seVerai o,
the cities the people have already expressed
strong opposition to the law, ana It Is sa'o
that if will be tested in the courts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

C,ylr RlGHTS -- BILLIARD SALOONS Not
W,rr!E Tng Law Trenton, ". H., March
PA wv,k AFRO Inc proprietor OF the iren-
&c., ll.u." refused two colorcd men the
,.....,,,. ul liuN ing billiards at bis saloon,
vE..n i attached |" the hotc'. lhc colofcd
,,,,.,t ,y,.t,i~ couul:.int under the clviI.rghtS
a.n ani the proprietor, Mr.. ka'ZcnbacH,
u .tlrc>i, q, aid the hearing OF the case
,..u. II to-day before United states Com
missioner r. Mercer Snrcrc. The decision.
WLtrn "as Al elaborate one. dismissed TIE
.-m., ,iu' a. cot com NJ within the law.
T.,. ,oullDi>-loucr says: Vt i true the pub
IL. ul4y wi utl.iiArG saloon. 20 they may ="
- 4 store. but every one cannot play there.
Il, ,ycrv one rauno' huy in certain stores.
Tho ,for, krrIr,r may slil his customers.
I.,., rIac.. y tlrh j accessible 10 all is not
l..,,,,ariiy al,iace OF pubic amusement. To
-, ,i..r} body can 20 u 4 billiard saloon does
not determine. IL character, Gor does the tact
;.4, 4 iir.U>c is required make II place Q!
,la amu>rmen'. \ Iicen>e is taken out
Ira ,riGier'> wagon, tut II does not thereby
.u..1uls place at pubnc amusement. 1nere
+, nothing in the license idea by which We
IN determine the true nature OF The place.
4 licensed .,ll." may still be so regulated As
l.r.'.r,4ilv 10, Xclude tie public. II Is asked,
WHAT . 4 .iIiud saloon il 1t IL not Il place of
uul..,lnrnl? Iunswcr al best, and only III a
.l4',d sense. or in qualified manner. can 1t
~ rulrd q place Of public amu~clnrnt.
/, j.. private business of private party,
.f.g,trd rs it suits the keeper. II Is ~
uatu pac. Of public amusement than a
...nau- saloon. Evidently into the ia'tci
q. man a.,> Ilgut to g and take Il drink
u.,Auu. tn" leave Of the proprietor. The
...u....ut lnly b.. refused and driven away
.ul reason, best kuu"n to the owner, and
Wht.u il, i nol bound to disclose. The civil
.-at- Hill ha- nothing to d., and WAS IN
.:..~i 10 haY" nothing 10 DO, with sucl
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING,
/ BINDING, LlTHUGRhPHlNG, &C.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGISIA,)
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING I
fiIf,IlMnNn March III. d

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGISIA,1
OFFICE sUrkRINIENpENT PUBLIC pNlNTl>G I
RICHMOND, March 20, 1912
Ia accordance with law. scaled proposals will br
receive! 10y iac uud' rsi@,ucd at his Office. III the
'api'rl. uEill THURSDAY. ApIii /, >IJ. al l.
~. for Z nlNiI\ti AID fl\D NC for the State OF
Nir2luih for the ensuing twelve months las fol-
l.. SENATE BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JOUR
,. HOUSE BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JOURNAL,
3. ANNUAL REPORTS Of ctticcrs, Boards, ard
Institutions. including reports Of Inter. al I'M
proScmc9t trn'ani"N TO 10 rd OF Public Works.
il must br understood that the contractor Shall
make charge tor composition for extra copies
ordcrcd by any Institution or Stale ollicer
4. ACTS 81 c. En Al AsSEMBi.Y;
TAN'S RtPOklS. The composition and press
work of the entire hook mut be completed and
ceved nrtTrs any MGgsY WI he rs'%i worK
uutrcd b any department OF Government.
7. JOB-WURk Embracing Is ank Forms, War
rants, Oaths. Commissioners Books, Poll-BooGs,
bidders wiz state price per 900 ems for COM
position aud for prcss-work per token Of 2oO iul-
s. BISDISG. FOL DING. STITCHING. RUL-
ING. TRIMMING, WRAPPING &C., required by
the state.
The Superintendent reserves 10 himself the right
10 have forms of large jobs duplicattd-such, fol
Instance, as interrogatoricS, &c.-to save uaneces
sarv expense fJr prtSS-w TX.
Inc >uDtriu ndent also reserves tAe riehl W IT,
Contraclors wi he required to enter into bond
with security. 10 pe approved by the secretary OF
the Commonwealth, for the prompt aud tailnf III eA
ecutior OF their contracts.
II is hop, d that no will hid wn' Is not pre-
pared wi facilities 10 do The Tork pT@inpty ano III
The best manner. Il. t. aLkEh,
Superintendent Public Printing
NH 2O-eodtAp1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

DEATH Or 4 CosSrIcuoUs CHARACTER OF
.hE LATE WAR.-C0Ionel Richard Thomas
-,"LcFaiiy called Madam Zayona, died sud
uth'@ last "Wednesday night at the residence
OF his brother, james Thomas, in st. Mary's
county, Nd. Colonel Thomas became very
coh>lrd"u' in he early part Of the late civil
"-F rs Tue capture OF the steamer st. NichO.
~. lie uSok passage In the steamer at Baiti-
more dIegus'rd as il "Frcnch lady," and at
-i-Ht. assisted Dy Il lew Of his men on board,
IA" arrested tie captain aud officers of the
,t'@".rr and run her 10 Fredericksburg. Va.
['I'ef lie var he resided some years Ia Paris,
Dl' returned 10 this country about Two years
go. lie vas unmarried Port Tobacco In.
"'I,a4,Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

The GENERAL AssEMBLY.-Ie Yesterday was
the one hundred and thirteenth day Of the
session of the General Assembly. Its eX-
pcnses 80 far have amounted to about $780,
600. dispatch.
Yes, and II the entire session has been OF
two cents value TO any interest Of the Com
monwcalth we agree to remain seated on the
ragged edges OF nisery for the rest OF our
natural lives.-Petersburg Index.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

hEAru AT THE UsIvEgsITY.-We regret TO
"Hnuunc" the death of Mr.. w. w. Gill, q
student Of the University from ShelDyvile,
I'au., which occurred on Monday last at
t:.r institution. Mr.. Gill ha, been in deli.
,tr u,aiti for some time, but for the last
,A'"~ weeks has been Frustrated with pneu
m'HA. His remains were followed to the
G'1o on Tuesday last by Il Dum Der Of the
III rt> and students of the University, and
paced On the train for transportation 10
Irunc>>rc III charge Of a brother-iu- law +,
""' wa> With hun during the last few days
d hl, l!Inrs<. - charlottesville Chronicte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

JOHN MITcHEL.-Phtladelphld: March %.
A meeting of delegates of the various Celtic
associations of this city was held tonight 10
take appropriate action relative to the death
of John Mitchell. After discussion it was de-
cidcd to have a grand parade of Irish socie-
ties on mex; Sunday week, and in the evening
TO have demonstration at some large ball,
where an Grafton on Mitchell should be de-
liyered by some wel-known Irishman. The
question of the parade did not receive the
unanimous vote Of the meeting, nearly one
half being opposed TO that part of the pro-
0ramme,
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9}jthn,ond Illspattll.
<fcr from Petersburg.

,,.,,,c of the Richmond Disrsfch.i
! ''"' r,rrFSnrRc. VA, March 10 i''''
rII1lARp-MATcn
,,,wccn Mr.. Wolt. o! k'chmon", o "' N thc
,,,n. Of rctcrsourc, Is |" De i''s ~ :" a ,n
,n. of The CIT, Hotel 'o'h.sn': =; u" c. ,hn
.,,,cs much interest hc"'>c III, ha
'iN>,,nninu>htp Of Virginia, anu " wiz w
,,,,nr.,cd by many OF our c'''"'nS'
uoR>E-RAcE.
,,..,.no,a horse. the Ugly Dutcbman.
~ ,. al our FAIRGROUNDS track
We" ~. afternoon aud carried oil the purse
yr'..,,,,,n'' III, only competitor was Lady
oi S-i owned by Mr.. McCance. OF this
w.. whom, he easily beat IN three slta'Sht
1pr POISONING CASE,
-,,;.b nc,,ion was made in my last 'c'-
o. ',r,,rrrd in the family Of Mr.. pevotlN
n Rrun,wck county. near Inc O'h'
-, lsne Mrs. Slate and two rh'iaren
,,,,l, III bv drinking wafer out OF u
.-'',r which a cniorcd woman lad askeu
i""' g., frw minutes before To get
>T'',,' Trr woman is in Jail awaiting the
ru,InKEH INJURED b FIRE.
rvb children Of coiHfcu "ofnah
,,..,.r.l Mary Tucker. who nvcs on
,%',., street. were quite severely injured
=, IRE to day. They had "eeh lr''
.;,r,. T., their mother, and during net Az
,,,,.e the clothes oi one oil them acc'ucn'"''s
,..',.h, fire. The elder WAS burned III Tue en-
Gc,ynr 10 SAVE the younger. Inc assIs'"uee
~ ,t,.. n.fohhnrs. who were attracted ny the
y'~'.I,,,> ofthr children, PROBABLY saved them
..onl fatal injuries.
NJ. yiryini. Manly. a lady widely known
e.. NV. rj,y and vicinity, died somewhat sud-
G.pi, la, night, aged slXty-selen yeafs.
T.t.,n,b She had been sick Tor some tlihe IL
,,> not believed her end was so near. NO
,,,. vas in her room n the tlln9 OF nel
t,.,,h. \ sister Of hers-Mrs. ). d. Hughes
HE'D in the early part OF the week.
CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETING.
Tb, Conservatives of Prince George coun'
: yy,lI hold a l>S.mecling next cour.-uay
;, nominate candidates for county officers.
Matters are somewhat mixed, aud the occa.
.',n w,l, doubtless be interesting enough to
a:.-act very full attendance.
REV. DIR. wISGFIELD
xii ,,r,4ch his farewell sermon at ST. PauPs
..,.,Irrb on SUNDAY, and wll leave on Monday
or Tuesday for California. Rev. Mr.. HaineS,
=, Httjrn0rr county, Md, assumes pastoral
r..,r.,. Of the church early IN April.
ROBIN Hoop.
t>pccia' telegram to Tire Disparch.l
prrER>yrKG, March 2G.-ln the billiard
u,..,4 4, the City Hotel tonight, Mr..
Vol, oj Richmond. defeated Hayes, Of Pc
,,r>nur-. for championship OF Virginia, by
~ ID i game OF 1000 points.
ROBIN HOOP.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 26 The Stock and Cold
Exchanges were closed to-day. and among the
brokers The day was closely observed as II IL were
a legal holiday. The banks and private banks were
obliged to keep open. but they are doing little ousl
ness. There were some counter orders for Gov
eminent bonds and something has been done III
foreign exchange-all on the basis of yesterdays
prices and rates. Borrowers of money yesterday
made arrangements for loans until Saturday
Money and mercantile paper as quoted yesterday.
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JAMES A. FRAZIER, PROPRIETOR.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very high curative virtue In all the
following classes of diseases. snd as being an ABB
SULUTE SPECIFIC In several OF them, viz :
Scrofula and all the forms OF glandnlar sweHings
and cutaueous eruptive disease, ErysiDelas. letter,
Eczema, &C. Chrt mic DiarrhGa and Dysentery,
Dyspepsia, Bronchitis Chronic Thrush. Affections
of the Kidneys and Bladder .Dropsy, Piles, and, In
connection with the Hot Bath, Chronic Rheuma.
tIsm. In all auamic Conditions OF the system anu
broken down states of the constitution, loss OF APP
prtite and general nervous prostrasi0n, their
bowers and virtue as Restorative may DE safely
pronounced TO be without q known rlya! amongst
The mineral waters OF the world. They are espe-
cially indic ite In the whole class OF alln ent Pc
GUITAR 10 the female constitution.
THIS water Is packed In cases containing enc
d yen half gallon bottles. Price, Si0 per case;
The salts OF the water casually called ROCK orinSe
Alum Mass) Is obtained by the evaporation OF IN
water at THE Springs retaining the properties OF
the water can be used for lis reproduction, AUD Is
very convenient to persons whose homes are ~ re-
mot. from the Springs thai cost OF Transporting
the water Is very large, or TO those VINO Wlsn 70 unS
| the wafer when travelling, as IL can be reproduced
| Instantly The salt; can be sent per matt fnce,
| 82 per ounce. :. obtained NJ the
| descriptive pamphlets can De optaihed Oh she
| agents gratis uDon application. ,, ,,.
supplies received direct constantly On nahd ioi
! sale by FOfGELLt LAp Dta W.tsr
NH 6-M&StApl1 slcnmona. We.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

THE WESTERN WHEAT CRor.- western
news papers give encouraging accounts OF
the growing wheat crops in that section OF
the country. The winter has been unusually
severe. That would have operated injurious,
iy upon the wheat had it not been covered
and protected by snow, which fell early IN
the season, and lay upon the ground ike a
mantle Most Of the wheat was sown last
fall, and has formed a thick coat, in many In
stances entirely covering the ground.