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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

g., ....... 'frr7.NG OF plsCoSTESTEp Con-
-NuaT THE RADICAL COMMITTEE
49,, 49, ~ - r,rtriarS were yesterday ad-
- .'- 49,. ..,Icmen who have been heard
-''. ..,... l.>> .'l>iac!ion with the ConSerf :
&C.. ,.n.a-r, -: :Oc >tna'e, inviting them
49, ,.. N.gt cello Hill on Tuesday nigl t
49,, ,>.'.,u.k. Tor The purpose OF receiV-
,i,. ,,.,,,. o; The com,aittce appointed al
s,',r-~ .a..tiu- TO prepare au address.
,.... a.D have received printed ir-
..r. - rc present and the representa-
. .f.:. p-e.> will be admitted. II is
''....t 80: IL. address. which has been
.y t~,--,. by The committee. VIII be
.j..,a!. n. >iLGoG jy all present. who alc
.-..'.o..,., endorse il. The committee that
.-D.; va C3l~nel w. L. Knight and
" = II. ak" with reference 10 running
+',.'. >rs.'s wiII report that these gentle
r ,t.a. H.. to be asked TO announce
.1.,..,,.. ... ?didlc"I. but that those dlssat-
~ vf.a H.. Gcu;uctS Of the Coz S,rrative
...,,,. r,,y ,,.s" Tor tl"m with The assurance
i..,, ,.l....i they viii rot refuse to serve.
:. 5. t.... yo,, that Colonel Noruand
..,.t. wac - been nominated fer the
,..,... ay ,he Radical party Of Hcrrlco
60. .l't. CIU uH i'S!>Ii''h w oe1'i"C "uu III
,,.,. I.u, !. ! the plan 10 cor >idate the
,.....t T. .:-Coa>c""a'ivcS upon McsSrs.
,..-N., >..e,-. md H,,iaday ard this not
..,'alJ.. CotJuci k1igh. has p"remp'o-
..s ...,@.". ;u IiioH !Ae Use ci his name
,sspay ,aeJ !u.H5>'.
,.,.al...@.,. @vlp is expected from The
.t..-l,. r. iNdicaI City Committee Viii
..... Wr!n,,,..5 rj:Et-tE" night after Ia"
l,....y, ..,, 4 ~ @l"atlu--aud will dettrm'nc
,..u..., g Ger itllurpc: can GO, whnt
=, rel ~ # The city ought 10 10.
t.:- And Merton, who is IN sympathy
,,aL. .su1.0.. .t."irnt movement, " Ill tc run
s,r.s...g,..Ia tt H. committee; bat il Is ly
p. H.. TIL ....J-,'h"r certain that be will be
.a.. ui. y ru rN5cl is being mace to Get
3,>. Van !. 9. r,tulvcd from The position oi
r.,',... ~. :l,. position OF chairman OF the
COMMITTEE. - !r,iracI of consequence. Seye-
r.. :.,:uaa.- ot The c0mmttve are known 20
rr',..a.a H.. a,..:lion ;nat if tue Radicals 90
r,' y gH...'ua i.:i-latjve ticket OF their own
IT, voter, i III" party ough! not TO be
Instructed ur !G.I,yu 10 supper; this, thai, or
lie o,gcr IN - or sci Of lDcn. One OF the
n.n.'at.r anj III IeutiaI Republicans in the
-.'y is >'r ~: IL tIi> view, and Is persistent
q u-rlu-. =.
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PERsoSAL.-Mr. T. Fl. Elicit has been
elected director of the Citizens Savings
Bank in place Of ex Governor G. C. Walker,
resigned. .'' '... 10
Rev. W. E. Hatcher was waited upon
few days since By some Of his congregation,
and his llrder welsuppied with groceries,
vegetables, preserves, &C., st.. The students
splendid silver coffse-pot.
w. w. Walker was introduced to the
Hustings Court by Legh R. Psge yesterday,
and qualified as an attorney to practice law
in that court. - Ill. .i..at. t..t., ...... ~
Rev. Duncan Macgregor is to lecture be-
fore the Young Mems Missionary Society of
the First Biptist church next Friday. ...
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OK TRIAL.-In the United States Circuit
Court yesterday the trial Of seven suits, con-
solidated into one, against Rev. DR.. W. Fl.
Ruffoer, Superintendent Of Public Instruc.
tion, were commenced, but not concluded.
They are for falling TO put stamps upon
checks drawn on the First National Bank.
Colonel John II. Guy and Mr.. Charles e.
Williams represented DR.. Ruffoer and the
bank, and Mr.. l.. L. Lewis. the district at
torney, the Government. 1t will rest with
the Government TO prove that these checks
were drawn for private purposes. State
checks are not required to be stamped.
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THE CpEa...--There was fine auGence at
the Theatre last night to.Witness for ahe srst
time in this .oisy Arrieta>s -sentImeEta.i opera,
in two acts, entitled Marina. The opera was
splendidly rendered, and was received with
much enthusiasm anG.appause.
Between the acts SeBorta SolsdaG sang
variations composed for Mime Sontag, aria
from "-groyatore.a Nina Guadalupe sang
La Pa!oma," a rational song os HaYana.
Thissattcrnoon the Grand Dnobess will be
presented at the lndtiree, ana nr doubt there
will na an immense audience. present. 80,
YiSn:gbt the Jnyeniles will give their fars'
well performance. ... ...r..
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tu.nsEL .ll>LrH MAYO BEFORE JUDGE GUI.
,,-IuG 'hSE AGAIN POSTPONED Colonel
.ia-~.o Malr. 'te state Treasurer, was be-
.s!r ,hr Hastings Court yesterday to answer
tae lU.ic.rl,u preferred against him by the
-rNni !UIy. Juage Guigon, however, or
dnr"d tu.t &crGscd first be tried under caap.
iH' 80. >rctiul -, Of the Code OF Virginia,
AA.cl pruvjdt3-
'i' court in which 4 person is held for
i:.lj SO rva> A41lt ground TO doubt his sun.
j! IL II" tin" At which but for such doubt he
"pUd ~ ;ried, il stall suspend the trial
"@ti! In" .ucy inquiries into the fact as to
>-ta sanity. such iIry shall be empanelled
Il L bar, II The jury fad the accused TO be
~Aur Il toe time OF their verd;c: they Shall
&Hhr no cher inquiry, and the trial 70 chief
>htti proc ci. II they lind that he Is ln-
an" Trey hail iuqulre whether or no he was
- a. T." tine OF the alleged Ctlrnce. Ii
'l.t tad tuJt he W.l> &c At that lime, the
@'4t. MAY Ii>mi.s The prosecution, and
..tA,; discharge hi;n, or, TO prevent his
CON- ni>calN +, remand him 10 Jail, and order
an I" D" removed :htrce 70 one OF the lu-
!.'t.r - .U'u> Vi ttiv safe. Ii they lind thut
"r W. not - at tint time the court shall
N!AG.t him 10 jtii or order him 10 be con-
".rs, 10 .:c y! TIE >aid a>ylums until he is
~ restored that he cun Be put upon his trial"
~. :. :. Jpluc> and DR.. Il. q. Cabell, Jr.,
.''' h-.n mH0C"d a> experts on behalf oi
..' ou"-uNcalth. The coWsel for de-
."1'. though ready 10 proceed with the
@,,. IN 1h.G III either Of the TWO ind!c..
.'.'''>, "'r" not ready 10 proceed on these
"'a'9 ot >rHity. IL order To have time to
,,.'A'.oH Superintendent Baldwin, of tie
"r'.t'n Luu1lic Asylum, and other mate
.''' ""Ar>>'>, u! motion Of the defence the
'''g "a> roa.Iaued un!i! the second Tues
a.: II N,Yc.ber.
''i'AI N'NO gave bail in the sum Of SO, ,.
".' !ot DIS ap2elrlrce at the time stated.
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How TO CURE FEVER md aGoE.-t'sssoas sa' :
s.rn- with fever aud agse, intermittent or bilious
fever VII. call ut the ayucsto AMI set bo;se OF
ASue Conqucror; thcir imme5!ate cure ID osrtaln,
and the thiils win ne cone buck during that sea.
son. itcon.ains i,u'niae, arseLie or Other pol
son. aud ore-half bottle will restore your nea''h
It ceanses the ,ys,en. puriaes the lsvr and secfe
tory organs. f,iee, 81. PuRcELL, LADp 3 Co.
,rhnlesale agfAnfs -
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ALL DISEASES OF TIE BLOOD.

yEGKTryE viii relieve pain, cleansei purify -
nd cure such diseases restoring the patient TO per-
f. Ct health after trying different physicians msny
remedies, suffering Tor years, is lt not concustS
Why is this meoiclne performing such great cures
IL works In the blood-jn the circulating nulo; AZ
great source Of diyese iginales In The bood aaa
no medicine that does not act directly nponib,o.
purify and ren0vate, has any Just claim upon pun
lie attention.
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, hErUsN OF THE FAvoRlTE- ONE Day
oNIY-tHE GREAT NEW YORK ANRs NBwsO Or.
LEANS txPosfTIoN.-Hhis establishment will
exoipil Gay andi might at Richmond Tires.
day, October 20, 1875, =, .'1.-eN r'>,
7 (. Special Card, 80. gs 44
Fearing that the public might have sbe I'm.
preston that our night-exfibition wcpIh. he
curtaHed in order to give time for packing
up, and loading the wagons, &c, / .w,sh TO
state that such will not be the case. The
bight-eXhibitiou will open doors at P: M,
commence the circus performance at PM.
ana continue in operation until 10 P, M.
Ailthe animils will be on exhibition in she
menagerie tent uutil 9,P. u.
Z Bear in mind, the circus performance Wal
be full and complete at night az we'll as dss.
and last two hours.
In consequence Of our having preyiouslv
exhibited here Te viii not put up our large
pictori. bills and posters, believing that the
public are sufficiently we'll informed of the
contents and meritsof our exhibition. Since
leaving Richmond our seating capacity has
been much enlarged. None need fear being
unable to gain admission and being comfort
ably seated. Seats for ALL Prices OF adu,is.
sion (upon this occasion onIy): Adults, SOC. :
reserved seats, cIrpeted (not chairs), T5c.;
children under ten years, 25c.
-14i ~ ff~i''" w. W.HUeLE, Manager.
All1-the animals living giraffe, monster
sea lions, &c.; the mechanical wonder, the
steam-nan; the wax figures, Sc. together
with the finest circus troupe in existence.
Van Zandt, Leon. ODale, Batcheller, the
Milton Jaspers, MissasMinnie Marks, Miss
Rosini Cooke, Adams, .Tryer, aud all jthes,ar
company. ., 80
RIcnMoSD tday and night, TUESDAY, Oeto,
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1'A hurrG.-Thc Day OF At0uement-
'"t hg>E HaH mu ot Hebrew festivals began
:. >"u-ct yesterday evening, anu continues
G'.'. >Hl~r. lii, ,Ernrag, during which tie
'i'v'ij's ia:ta!.o ol no !ood whatever. 1t is
U'! o. 'A:'!At'oa G! sins. The nine days pre-
<Sr'hs Il, ,'-;LI;ag witb Ncw.Teal's day,
,,', @"!I- c"n>iirrcd Is days of preparation.
~ >'r' G. 10 The syra9ogues to-day will
"'.hle i'oM carly morning until after sun
,,.' "'t1 dITiced into morning, additional,
''o'''?, ana concluding services. Before
,1' ~. 'GGIn"na' service tbe Prayers for the
tS,' "s,,o axe lecAed, forming one of the
,,' ,1'.'''' ol The day. Every Israclite above
we IIG S, 81 thirteen is required, according 10
1 n''itel! commlnd, 10 fast on this day
II,4e 'I a''Ae Tor 'he transg; essiops committed
during the saar.
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Ponce Court, YsszERDAY.-PeearM McGin'
mis- (colored), charged with committing per-
Jury. Continued until the Goth instant.
William Graves, and Williams Davis, bosh
colored, charged with assaulting and beating
Alice Lee. Graves was discharged and In
Wis fined S..
Henry Edwards (colored), charged 'Esth
lighting in the street, was inaa $3.50.
William Adams (coloredI charged with
assaulting and beating Henry Edwards Ha'
ined 3.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Nr. H. r. S:eDens:
Dear S,r.-I viii most cheerfully add my tesI-
u,Ony TO The great number you have alreaay &c
ceiyed in fayor of your great ana p0ou neu1,utT tT
VrcrTISE for do not think enough can Dc saI4
I'm ITS praise. for WAS troubled over thirty ysaL y
with that dreadful disease Cafarrh, and nac sucT
could nrvey Breathe any n orc, and pRGETfsE mas
cured me and do FEEL to thank G9d a Inc ne ums nns
that there good o ro,uhs 81
and WeaE. sinking feelings ut the stomach, and al.
wise eye-abody 10 take the YEGRTISE, ior I csn
n,na'e ..s" ''e -. Mrs. l.. GORE,
Hr s 'T, So' A~t 10 Cambridge, Mass
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REVIVAL AT VESABLE. STREET CHURCH
The great interest in religious mltters ~blch
has sprung up in this vicinity continues WIN
unabated interest. The building is crowded
nightly, and many remain 90 the oatsioe,
unable to gain admission. Additional seats
for one hundred persons have been put up
in the room. There have been twenty-five
conversions up 10 tafs time. ReF. a. L.
Dickinson. D D., who has been assisting tne
pastor. will preach there to.moFroW morning
and night, and each night during Inc coming.
week ---
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Judge
Hughes presiding.-In the matter of r. w.
krischman, bankrupt. The bankrupt was
ordered to deliver to the purchaser the
house and lot on Governor street bought by
him OF her assignee.
In the matter of George HuddIeston,
bankrupt. The purchaser of the bankrupps
real estate was ordered to show cause on the
20,b instant why the property should not be
resold.
In the matter of John ". Slate, bankrupt.
William Ettenboroush and Benjamin p.
King were ordered to pay to the counsel of
the creditors 5000 With interest from Octo-
Der IT, 1872. ...... -.....,....
In the matter Of A. A. Hu,cheson, bank
rupt. The purchaser Of the bankruppS
chooses in action was ordered to pay the
assignee therefor within ten days, or they
would be resold.
In the matter of William P. Rowland,
bankrupt. An order signed by Judge Un-
derwood, but not having been made re-
cord according to the provisions of the 3Sth
section of the general blnkruptcy act, being
produced by the attorney for the bankrupt,
it was decided that the order could not be
set up as part Of the proceedings in the case
except upon strict proof OF its genuineness,
and the matter was referred to Commissioner
Atkins to take proof and report.
In the matter of William l.. Warlng,
bankrupt. The clerk was ordered to check
on the fund in bank in favor OF the bank
rupl's attorney for $500 for his fee III this
cause. @
In the cause of Boulvare, assignee, Us.
Wallace es ais. In chancery. The report
of Commissioned Matthews was confirmed,
and The sale made to james K. Lipscomb for
S4.237. So approved, aud Matthews and Coo.
din. trustees, we're directed to make deed
to the purchaser upon bis compliance with
the terms Of sale.
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
John Hawxburst, Of Alexandra county.
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DYSPEPSIA.

SYMPTOMS: Want Of appetite, rising Of food
and wind from tlte stomach acidity OF the stomach,
the morning. sense Of distension IN the s,0mach.
and bowels. sometimes ruin6lisg and, pain COS
rh9a; palrness Of the urine, The mouth is clam.
my, or has 4 sour or bitter taste. Other frequent
symptoms are waterhrash, palptalon OF the heart,
d9uhle etc.. Ihtre Is general debility langnor, aud
aversion 10 motion; detection OF The spirits, dls-
tu,bed sleep, und frighttul dreams. ~ ag yaE.4
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

J. THOMPSON BRuwE, 74 p. M. ut 1892 Mafx
:. aret. DcSs to. Planpess Banks new BOOKS phoS
q CO.. p. NJ, eleven buildirR
yotsdn the county OF Chesterfield, on Hull and
:. Decatur Streets neay Manchester 2tf3s2f ~
WARREN q, iTUPPER, Sp. 81, building lot ossS
Twenty-s ventn betwcen Broad and MarshaW
sstsets..ll.. 81 3llS lIi !'2At5B = tiFtfhNfE1
COOK & LAyGETGN. 10 A. NJ. at the horsest-
los Inatch.horses, mules, sprt, g,wsgon, &C.,
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;n1ssOEuT4esNs q PARTEEnsHIRs::

,DJSS E.-The co partnership
Il Bho,s,osnr, existing ndcr the style and fEa 0f
S0LTES Is this inssh1sd aas assoised se fs
Tnuas S.oS @ nn.,estod 10 make carly setienept OF
sonGeis sSs1r ..teStsdnSss als 10 JOHN ST. SDLTSG agS
me,r - reet who viii settle all cains asslbst tno
sane s..sInc our frenHs and the ppo'S for naSSI ~
f.yors we incst respectfully ssS con e1niiis rs
tnG t INK rISG - soS lain street betys en- EJs1tn aa2
Ntnib. ana GEORGE a. NOTING, 024i ibloeas1, bloas1,
stfaet Let"een ''' F'' - JOHN M. S0L,flSS. = Ffq
GEORGE A.. 60LTisG.sg
~, n r,,NsDEN thanks the public Tor pasS
Mr. =. 49, cnn,,nuauca al S25 Main s.fesSs
tsrS, , n a Soi,Ing, WIZ re he VIII ce gao ~ w
ynRtEnH ~ 5p We)Rk I'm the best mnpneE ,.oeo,v 3
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GOOD EVIDENCE.
l.1acISSArI= Noyenber 28t 1872.

CINCINNATI November 2s, 1879.
Mr. H. X. Steusns: e
De,r sir-The two bottles Of VEGETISE fur
finished me by your age.t my vie has used with
great bensht. ,,, ,,, dx,,
ness and costiyeness These troubles are no" en-
iircIy remoredby the use Of VEGEriNE.
She W as also tr0uhed whh dyspepsla ano kehet~A
~ o." 80 TnoMAs GILMORE,
220n Waluut street.
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TIRE THEATRE SixT WEEK. Miss Fanny
pvice will be tho attraction at The Theatre
next week. She will be supported by U.
Hancbat, J. t. Fannin. and other ~el-knoHn
ac,ors she viii play Jine Eyre. Fanehor,
Little Barefoot, and Tilted. Mr.. Fannn Wi
be remembered as ",he leading MANI at the
Richmond Theatre about three years ago.
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A GREAf TREAT IN SToRE.-Mr. Leo. Z.
Wheat, who has been conaersizIng In Bs5tl'
more the past few weeks, has perfected ar.
engagements With seVeral OF the brilliant ana
beautiful singers Of that city and Washing-
ton. and will very shortly give one oil those
delightful concerts for which he ls so Justly
celebrated. This will, it is said. far surpass
all his previous ones, and our cltizfRs WIZ
mo doubt look forward to an evening Of pure
and upaduterated enjoyment. 50
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EX REVENUE OFFICIALS INDIcTED.-Albert
L. Lathrop, late Collector of Internal Reye-
nue. for the Fourth District, and George El-
bridge, who was Mr.. L1throp's deputy.
were on yesterday Indicted by the grand
jury OF the United States Circuit Court for
appropristing several hundred dollars Of
Government money while they held the po-
sjiions named
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DIspAycn PRrSgIsG-H HousE.-in order 70 mtss
the con 4tansiy increasing demands Of our trade W
have added weil.selected assortment o. NEW
rYes, which, togsther with our IAfseVkp MA
ourSERY aud sKlLFuL MHcHASfct.t TALfsl, ,
warrant us In guaranteeing the yEnY aEsT cLAso
on WORK at moderate d2lges and In The p0ast tss =
pedltioas manner, e.
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HEAVY MERINo UNDERsIl1RTs, one dollar each,
for sale by =. q. SPENCE g soS, 1900 Main street,
where can be found III largest stock OF gentle
mems furnishing goods in the city. M=dicated red
flannel shirts and drawers, Pembroke white dress
shirts, half hose, hosiery, walkiny.canes, umbrel-
las and all the novelties in neck-wear, gloves, SC:
All In want of clothing, shirts, and furnishing
goods are invited TO call on Il. SPENCE & CON,
2nn Main
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THE RALEIGH FArR.-A special train WIN
be run from Richmond to Raleien, y: ~, oc
on the 12 b instant, leaving Richmond a. ';oo
P. NJ, and arriving at Raleigh at lo:59 Y, a. III.
on the 18Th, Returning, The train VIII lease
Raleigh On the 14lh at T. 81, ana arrive u
Richmond on the 10th at 9:28 a, Ms
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= BASEBALL. Yesterday afternoon the last
game OF tho season for the Virginia was
played on the ground at the head OF Frank
I'm street between the above.named cilb
ana The PacifcJ resulting In score OF thir-
ts-teeff.se- i've in favor of the Firginias..
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APPRECIATION.

CuARLEsrowS. MASS, March, 10, 1859.
II. x. Stsoens: .s[
Th.s is 70 certify that have used yoTr blood s
ii pssrs ami think llIaI for serofula or capkegon6
hnm ars or rhenina,ie sKsctiODs,it IL cannot se ex-
celEd and as blood-pnrtler and spring meSne .,
nasi everything. i can cheertnllY recon Mena u
tnsny one In need az such medicine
Mis- A.. A.. pIGsMoaK, Z
s. Il I9 Russell street I;
yEGETISE Is sold py all druggists. a osua4
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TEE CAsvAss.-Tbe campaign will open
nee, Wednesday night, che 18th, b s grand
mn ss. meeting of the Conservative voters In
front of Pord's Hotel. Hon. Tb omas Bay
ard. United States Senator Of FAiasare. bas
heen invited, and viii be prese hs on the oesa-
-
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MISIATUREs.-THE LEE GALLERY is turning
out some of the most beautiful work Of this class
for BREAsTP1Ss, LocKETs, cIIAf MS, &C., either
from life or copied from other pictures - -.
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We WOULD By NO MEANS recommend any medi-
cine which did not know to be good, particularly
for infants. But Of MRS. WINsLow'S SOoT HING
SYRUP We can speak from knowledge. In our own
family 1t has proved blessing indeed by giving an
infant troubled with collie pains quiet sleep, and
its parents uubrokeu rest at night.
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FROM Professor A. jackson, Laeri University
Quebec have ed good deal Of LIEIae,,s LIZ
oUrp txTgACT OF BEEF In my private pra:tsse
and can recommend II as extremely usefslip case
ofdehilIty and weak digestion requiring sneszsh
ening nourlshment." r.a.zf. i,
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS oFFLEsH.


SOUTH BERWICK u E, Jauutry II, 1ofAs
IT, r. SersnS, Es9e: '..t
Dear sir,-I have had dyspepsia In Its worst form
for the last years, and have taken hundreds OF
dollars: worth Of medicine without obtalning any
relief In September last ! commenced taking fn
VEG ETTNE, since which time my health has stear =
ly Improved. My food digests well, and q u
gained fifteen DGEnds OF Eesh. There are seveI1
others in this place taking the VEGEriNs, ana a.
have obtained relief. Yours truly,
- -. ..... THOMAS -. MOORE. .rt
Overseer OF card-roOm.
-r.aa. ..,t p6rtsmoulit COmpaays mlihs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

lcE-CREAM of all favors,
WINE and FRUIr-JELLIES,
ORANGES and BANANAS,
Large CALIFORNIA PEARS. at
ID. CoLUABUS'S, 321 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

. Isn,crMEsr IGNORED. '.'ne grand jury OF
the Circuit Court OF the United States yes
lerday ignortd the bil.' sent them ehars,ns
Charles f. Blaudford, lstter.carrler. OF re
iershurg, with opaning letters 'eloog,ng 70
the mail and addr essed to Captain ". 4. hin'
Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

-, hhCwING AT TIE SYNAGOGUE
~, ''.''n'', ,, ADdcrson Scott, and Thomas Car
=, N'io'ea boys We're arrested yesterday
,fs 1a'. I'U "Nh throwing mud and stones OF
t,o'G -" lsh ',naGogGe situated on Mayo near
.n'.,. u s'fsel. Polics-Justice White will tx
''''H punishment lbis morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

NEW CHRIs71AN CHArzl.-The go
branches of the City Council have srarited
nermission to Messrs. ". II. Eiemmitt. Will.
liam +. Fox, and George A. Ainslie to build
a framed chapel ou Main street bstwee' Pine
Il I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

The EyDASBURY-SEws MAN saysif there is ary.
thing more yexatious than another ills bad-iting
shirt. We would advise him to try the ;" ACME =
SHIRT, made by HENRY T. MILLER, 915 Main
street, who nsver falls 10 1T. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09
aaxeAUaDo . REpfoRDs II i,ssshhionable hat
te,s of Richmand.sl SO III 81 sir..iss7s

aREsDs BrcHEss cotoGgE fkessiRi tho World.
Trial hotties, 25s csaax 1PoLE MnLraq& CO...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

LADY ByEow's Pkas.lT JIEY-WHrrE removes
an, and beauties rhe compiexiona Price,
accents. PoLK MILLER g Co, agents. - !;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

Cosv1cr RECElvsD.-Peter DigSs, OF su'
ouier, eonvcte6oi muder IN the .n',u =, ;he
gree, aud sentenced to seven years y;,,,,;nn ~ ;n
penitentary, was received a. Ina1 ins'A'''''o''
Yesterday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BREATH Dy usios
Reuds Oriental Tooth Wash. lt's spiehoiu, anu
co.,s but s5,ceuts. Sold by POLK MILLER & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

F1sEp.- james Washington, for husss.es' ssss
mo in the second Market without iseees.,
sa was ' Yesterday morning anea sl9 ana cos'a
by Jude Guigou,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

NAME CHANGED. old metropolitan
Hall tu,s bsen replired snd reti'ted, anu US
name changed. tits COW called the araeu
Central Variety Theatre.