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COOK & LAUGH TON, 10, 8, and P. NJ, foreign
and domestic dry goods, &C., at No. / 0O9 Main
street.
EDWARD COHEN, 2 NJ, Virginia Central Rail-
road and Orange and Alexandria Railroad
bonds
LYME 4 BROTHER, Z. NJ, two brick tenements
on Leigh and Adams streets.
LEE, seldom & CO, IA A. M, $500 bags Rio
coffee, 1000 sacks Liverpool fine salt, &c.
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praise before the Catholic HorId 10 h.. l.,ia

ipraise before the Catholic world 10 the s,if
bishops. Weapproye their declaration and
their protest as being worthy Of the virtue.
dignity, and religion OF the bishops. We
con6rm them in their apostolic authority.
pfayipg the Divine cleuency to. djsspate tbs
designs OF our enemies and to end these evil
days, .''' ... s. 49, ,'.sF -
Remembering that no wisdom or prti!
duenee can prevail against the lord, ietlus
offer sacriaeef In humility aud feryeDt prayer:
Our God Is just and merciCui; severe against
| those who persist In their evil ways, aud
! merclful to those who are converted 70 Him.
| Therefore let rs turn our hearts fn eontrition
TO Him, praying for consolation assi de-
hveranee. He is powerful to, defend. us
nom our enemies, and In preparing us fol, 3
hereafter Of eternal joys. Gregory the Great
says :" In these tribuhtions greater strng.
gle, greater cooperation, greater yalor Sn
battle are required of the lcader.n 4 III
/ We are resolved, venerable brethren, 10
Eadd to the Senate Of the Holy Roman Churchs
for the glory Of God and the utility OF ths
eChureh, six more distinguished men, whose
/ Enames are known TO you, who have shown
themselves worthy Of bigh honor by the dis
charge Of the Episcopal fuaetsous With zeal,
tertituds, prudence, and learning, and by
bearing uuel prosecutions with courage and
eonstancy- We intend to create i've other
caUiinals. II In the dsspensation of God
this Holy See should become vacant before
their names are diyulged, they will be de-
claFed in q aodicil attached to our will. We
decree by apostolic authority that they may
havettEe right Of an active Or passive partici-
patien iT the act of choosing cur SUCCESSOR
The FIVE cardinals reserved in Bstso are as
follows :: Monseigneurs Pacca,. yiteleschj,
Ranth, .Nino' simione, and Anlioi Mattar.
England. .
March 16.- Field.Marshal Sir
william MaSnafd Comm, Colone. Of the
Coldstyeam Guards, and ConstabH os The
town, died yesterday, aged Oh + He Was
quartermaster.general at Waterloo, and com.
mandcr -in.chief in india In 1850.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Nr. H. r. Stecens:
Dear Sir,-I will most cheerfully add my tcsti.
mony to the great number you have already re.
ceived In favor OF your great and good medicine
VEGETISE, for do not think enough can be said
In Its praise, for | was troubled over thirty
years with that dreadful disease Catarrh, and hnc
such bad coughing spells that 1t would seem 4:
though could never breathe any more, and fKGE.
TINE has cured me; and do feel 10 thank God all
The time that there Is so good medicine as fBGE.
TINE and also think IL one of the best medicines
for coughs and weak sinking feelings at the stom
uch, and advise everybody TO take the VEGETISE
that ever was. MRS Il. IOhc,
corner Magazine and Walnut streets, Cambridge
Mass
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BY TELEGRAPH.

RichfUsada aad Atlantis A4s-Lfne-The
Change Of Gangel 10 De CsmpIesed
-Day-Thc First Train % k,ass Over
the Entire Lime To- Night.
[speeiar telegram 10 the DispatthJ Il
GREENSBORO, NJ C.. March 1e. = The work
Of widening the guuge Of the Esrtb Caro-
lima railroad is nearly completed, and, from
the best infornation sob.ainable, sss first
train will pass thca entire Ane ss.moI.
Tow night -'ts riiIsS- a.3H
Z The new law prssest By thei North Caro-.
fsa Legislature yesterday ID n:resstence ss'the
change Of gauge is believed IN legal ci,cies
to be anconstitutionolt tana atberefore will not
affect the North Caroliaa ssiIroad, but raay
possibly operate aguiuss q aeaange of gauge
on tie Salem branch. 1o7Gitg;
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DYSPEPSIA.

SYhFTOMS.-Wan Of appetite, rising Of food
ana wind from The stomach. acidity OF The stomach
hrarIburn, dryness and whitcness Of the tonguc II
the morning, sense of dstenson IN the stomach anc
bowels, soT etimts runsbling and pain costiveness
which IS occasionally interrupted by diarrhGa
paeness of the urine 1h. mouth Is clammy. Oh
has a sour or bitter taste. other frequent symp-
toms are waterbr,sh. paptation Of the heart, lead
ache. and disorders of the senses seeing double
etc. There is general debility, languor and aver
sion to motion: djec ion OF the spirits, III turbec
sleep, and frigh;ful dreams.
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MoRTuARY REPoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, March 13, 1875, compiled from sections
Of Health Cause Of Death: ApopleXy, 2:
brain.dsease, bronchitis (acute). l; can.
Ger, 2: consumption, 5 (coloreO; conyul.
sions, 8; dropsy, l; fever Uypho.malariaD,
/; besrt-disease 8; imperfect development,
l inanition, 1 infantile Iockjaw, 3; laryn-
gifts, /; marasmus, ; old age. !; paralysis,
L; pleuriSy, /; pneumonia, 5; premature
birth, 2; scro'ula, l teething. d.; tubercu-
loss, l; unknown, 2. Whole number of
deaths in the city, 40. In addition, 4 still
born were reported Il white, 3 colored).
Ser: Males, 10; females, 81. Color: White
males, Z; white females. 10. Colored males,
u; coIored females, II. Age: One day to
thirty, 5; one month to six, /; six months
to twelve, l; one year to three, 5; three
years to five, l; five years to ten, ten
years to twenty, /; twenty years to thirty,
8; thirty years TO forty, l forty years to
fifty, l; fifty years to sixty, 5; sixty years
to seventy, 8; seventy years to eighty, l ;
ninety years to one hundred, l; unknown,
l. Condition Single, 80; married, 10;
widowers, 3; widows, 3; unknown, 1. Ma.
hc'ty: United States. So; Germany,'1 Ire
land, ,; Prussia, l. Locality: City at large,
/; Marshall Ward, 3; Jefferson Ward, 13;
Madison Ward, 6; Monroe Ward, 4 Clay
Ward. 3: jackson Ward, 4; almshouse, /.
by ,riOm CcrHf"d: Regular practitioners,
81 Coroner, l; Board of Health, !.
roup,p, ,TIvE wrFKIY NOpT Atty
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4 FRIENDLY VlslT.-Last night James
town Tribe, l. .. Il. NJ, paid friendly VISIT
to Chickahominy Tribe, on Church Hill, ana
were cordially welcomed. After the usual
reception ceremony the former Tribe pre-
sented the latter With a handsome "calu'
met" one of the prominent emllems OF the
Order, which was most gratefully received
and appreciated. Some excellent speeches
were made, and after this the members OF
jamestown Tribe were entertained with re-
fresbments Of Il substantial character, in
cludins the Indians faYorite diet, "dried
venison and "hominy." The whole atl. air
was very Interesting, and will tend to cement
in closer bands the friendship that exists IN
the Order.
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ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

II VEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify,
and such diseases, restoring the patient TO per-
feet health after trying different physicians many
remedies, suffering for Years, Is 1t not conclusive
Why Is this medicine performing such great cures
1t works In the blood-in the circulating fluid. IT
can truly De called the GREAT BLoOD-PuRIFIER.
he great source OF disease originates IN the blood
and 10 medicine that docs not directly upon IL,
to purify and rcnovate, has any just C aim upon
public altenti III.
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The GRANITE Insurance toMrANY.-The
~ruatc Committee Oh General Laws yesterday
reported back u the Senate, without amend.
urut. The bill 10 Incorporate the Glauitc ln>u.
rance Company Of Richmond, ot which MJor
4. H. Drcnry, Mc>>r-. Il. w. Pjckrvll, John {.
~chatlcr. George :. Palmer, Stephen Putn"y,
sud others. ale the incorporators. The c,pi.
tai >ork ot the company is not 10 hc les
than 10000 nor more than 81 900 900, di
IIdcd into shares OF 800 each. The com
pAuy is authorized TO have president, two
Ncr.prc>dcnt>, secretary, twenty directors,
and other ciccr> and employees.
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Mexico.

TERR,ssE%EAa5zaUAxE AND LOSS oFpl5s.
New YORK., March 18.-A Guadakjsra
(MeXico), letter Of the Goth ultimo contains
an account Of an earthquake Of more than
usual force, which on the 11th of February
shook the larger portion of northern Mexiss
co. The little town of San Cris,ofat was
almost entirely destroyed, and seventy dead
bodies were taken from the rnins., Phe
earthquake occurred at night, and the terror
of the people WAS increased by the darkness.
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The Louisiana Arbitration.

New YORK. March 16.-The report of the
Committee of Arbitration has been pre-
pared, and the award will be at once for
warded to the Governor, and a special
session of the House of Representatives Of
Louisiana will be convened ut as early 4
day as possible for the purpose OF taking ac-
ton in the matter.
WASHINGTON, March 18.-1t has transpircd
that the result of the arbitraton will give
the Conservatives the lower House, but vii
retain a small Republican majority on joint
ballot, which, should Pirchback be rejected,
will make Il lively contest over the senator
ship.
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WASHINGTON. March 16.-George 4. Nolan
has been confirmed chief examiner in the
Patent Office.
Hope II. Slater to-day plead guilty to
manslaughter, which was accepted by the
court and counsel for Slater. Judgment
Will be rendered Monday the Goth. Satter's
wife was in court.
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The Rsyer. Again o.stAe R,se, &c.

Especial telegram 10 the DieEnssh.1
NoRgoLK, VA, March 15s@The floods in
the Roanoke, Meberrin, Eoltoway, and
Blaekwatef Flyers are again % the rise to.
day, and threaten q repetiticpief damage to
the fisheries end lumber.getfesa
A heaT hail-storm passed. ever South :
ampton last night. s, =,
St. Patriekis Day, will, be celebrated to.
morrow with the usual ecsqt.,
The s1oop of-war Constellation commence d
fitting out to-day for the annual cruise Of the
midshipmeD.. ...s,s.;s.,
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Fer the Dispatch.I
fEha E9nlInA 6,nnrf fJnrrta ge. I.

Please publish the following statement IN
reply to "Old Fogy":
l. The clergy man referred to was sent for
by Baker himself.
.. He was requested to perform the cere-
mony not merely to stop the prosecution, but
that Baker might do justice 10 the young
woman whom he bad wronged.
3. 1t was understood that The ceremony
would be in the Justices private office.
The publicity Of the transaction, advertis-
ing the disgrace Of both man aud woman,
ought 10 be enough TO explain Bakers dis
tress. The Court declared that the public
ceremony was unavoidable.
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PAKDoss HaFuSED.-Thc Governor yester-
day refused The application Tor pardon in the
CASE Of Herbert \. Ncltle>hip. who was con.
Ficted III KockUrldge county OF grand lar
crny aud sentenced 10 five years imprison-
ncnt IN the state peuitentiary.
The Governor also refused to pardon
Joseph Croft, who in accordance with the
verdict Of the jury IN thy Hastings Court
"as sentenced by Judge Gdigon TO one years
Imprisonment in The penilenliary for bur-
oiary
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THE WATER OF kOCKBRIDGE
ALUM SPRINGS.
READ A FEW SELECTED FROM MANY
OPINIONS OF PROMINENT
MEDICAL MEN,

DIR. CARTwRIGIIr.-"I In truth know of no wa-
tiers In urOpe or america SO rich In medical sub
stances rs that of the ROckbridge springs"
DIR. CABELL.-"I II Is indeed admitted that mora
or Ic consde rable proportion OF cases Of invete-
rate chronic diseases Tor which relief Is sought by
the use If that wafer derive no permanent benefits
from It, but IL Is undenhble that all unusually large
proportion OF grave and obstinate cases, which baf.
e ihe ordinary resources Uf the hcalif art, nu-
niaIy cured ut your Springs"
nR. THOHAS.-"I would state that regard Ii as
one OF the most efficient astrngent and tonic mine
raj waters which have ever employed"
DIR. EMMET.-" know OF no mineral water SO
eaicaeious." II have used both the water
and dried preparation, salts, IN private practice,
and tn tive oman Hospital, for several years, to
my gre ut Satl> >fuction."
iJK. MADDEN.-"The investigation I have given
the watering-p places in this and other countries
leads me to the conclusion that none have claims
superior TO the Rockoridgc Alum Springs, Va"
DIX. MOORMAS tauthor Of the wellknown work
On The Virginia SpriDgsl.-"1 1t Is u matter OF no
little Importance that the public should be fullJ
apprised OF the remarkable Influence txerted by
the ROckbridge Alum Waters, In strumous diseases
especially. They have long stood as u reDroach 10
our profession, and never but In thee waters llas
remedy been found that deserves the namo OF u
Specifc for their cure"
kEv. JAMES w. ALEXANDER. ID. D., New York.
"Thesc waters are not Il HOstrum. Every body sees
and knows all about them. They are NOT q qltnck
meiiciae. The regular faculty exhibit them with
due guards and cautious"
Send for pampnleL M .
NH lC-W&P3m Richmond, Va.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY,
~---- " eek chUINE ---
Mar Is, Mar. IA, Mar. q. Mar. 13
1873. 1874. 1875. 1875.
y: Z: y. {; " G; ~ Z;
Total deaths. s..l7 20 10 10 Is 22 II 23
Still. bDrn..... U l. !
Whole number Of deaths for the month Of Feb
rllnrY, lU5-whit,s 5, 35: cOlOred, 20.

MASQUERADE BALL.-To-morrow evening
the Jefferson Literary and Social Circle, ar
organization comprising in its membership
a number Of our best young Jewish citizens
will give select masquerade and fancy ball Al
the Virginia Opera House.
The entertainment will no doubt be ar
amusing and enjoyable ptflir. us there viii
probably be u tine attendance of ma>kers
and the committee OF arrangements have
spared neither trouble nor expense to make
the ball perfect success.
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GOOD EVIDENCE.

CISCISNATI, November 90, 1872.
Mr. II r. Seuens:
Dear Sir,-The two bottles of FEGETISE furnish.
ed NE by your agent my wife has used with great
benefit. For long time she has been troubled with
d.zZluess and custlveness. Th'se troubles are now
entirely removed by the uSe Uf FEGETISE.
she was also troubled with dySpepsfa and general
debility aud has been greatly benefited.
THOMAS GILMOkE, 229js Walnut street.
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United States senats-Extra Session

WASHINGTON, March Is.
In the Senate to-day the consideration oi
the Pinchback resolution was resumed, and
Mr. Alcorn, of Mississippi, spoke in favor
of seating the claimant. ~"
The day was occupied in the discussion
and the session continues tonight. A vote
will be reached by midnight. Pinchback's
defeat Is conceded.
Later.-Thc Senate by vote of 33 yeas to
30 nays, postponed the further consideration
of the resolution for the admission OF Pinch
back till the second Monday of next Decem
ber
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WHAT TT KNOW ABOUT vEGETINE
SOUTH BOSTON, May 8, 1870.

IT, r. Stere',s, Esq i:
Dear slr.-I have had considerable experience
with the VEGETISE. For dyspepsia, general de-
1ility, and impure blood, The VFGETINE Is superior
10 anything which have ever used commenced
aking VEGETI about the middle of last winter.
and, after using few bottles. II entirely cured me
Of dyspepsia, and my blood never was In so good
condition as At the present time. 1t Will afford me
pleasure to give any further par tculars relative 10
what know about this good medicine to any one
who will call OF addIcs me ar my residence, 3S6
Athens street. Very rcspec' fully,
MONROE PARKER,
$50 Athens street.
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CHARITABLE ENTEKTAlNMEsT.--The pupils
of the Cathedral Sunday.school are preparing
for an entertainment to be given f.t Virginia
Opera House on Friday evening, April I'd,
the object of which is to raise funds for the
clothing OF needy boys of the congregation.
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FANCY SnIRTs--aNewf spring styles Of Eincy
shirts just .receivest By e. B. SPENCE Son, her.
chant Talors, l3 O0r Main street.
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No child win refase FIESf1yG's 4wsHm Confec-
lions, but rather crave IT, as IS free from any Of
those nauseousl liquids ,fnsually solo for worm
medicines. Soldeverywhere. II 500. I
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* MorsasoIssa.ss

Especial telegram TO the Dispats,nIa. 1..
HARRIsoNEuRG, Va, March 16.-David G..
Lawson, highly respected citizens Of this
county, was killed by a. gun.shot, near the
road side, yesterday, while on his way. home.
There is no clue to his ass ASSN as yet~ The
coroner held an inquest to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-17

1HE PRESS CoNvENTloS.-The annual
meetlng OF the Virginia Press Association
VIII be held this afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
Gcsangyereiu Hall, on Broad street. A mum.
Der OF delegates had arrived in the city last
evening.
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TIME DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
i In It's extent and equipment, u une9uaiied ~
auy printing establishment In the South Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL uSDs or JOB
WORK.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly and neatly exeesied. ano At low prices.
GOOD woEK. GOOD MATERIAL. AND Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look 81 some Of oux
prices
gusrssss CARDS 81 to S. pss 1000.
y1s.rISG CARps soc. to 81 fog oo.
LsrrEs HEAcs "a TO 81 20 per ream.
p,IL HEADS W to $40 per ream.
c1acULAps se. so to "a pes 1000.
HAspBiiLs & 10 ss per 100.
co,re,,onang tow prices for other kinds Of
! work.
| RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WOkh spy
| o.,,v The fact that we have for NE past sScntJ-
uvs YEARS been doug the mos; Of this cass OF SosA
L. evidence that we are prepared 70 % u psoinpuS
and satisfactorily. ,,.,,
we parsiculariy invite attention 70 tne eesaea ~ n
and useful TRANsGER INKS that We ars Nv
,,s,ny. They have been but recently ansfoaaoes :
h,, are already extensively used oy Faiil.au 49,
.s.,n haat comranIes hapks merchant, ANA o1lsss.
49, now frruishsas these vnks IN Ath co-
Ioas and OF quality that caa .u IN
OF tiu,e srter being psinted. aass sA ss.os
and distnc.Y in tue Ordinary ie'sof
) Orders respectfully saiieitsa. anu sa'ss4
| CIV er In py,ess aud xosSA
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF FLESH.

GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF FLESH.
SOUTH BERWICK, ME-, January 7, 1872.
H. r. SeCens, ESP:
Dear Slr.-l have had dyspepsia In It's worst form
for the last ten years. and have taken hundreds o
dollars worth Of medicine without obtaining any
relief. In September last commenced taking the
FEGhTINE, since which time my health has steadily
Improved. My food dgests well, ana have ga nee
fifteen pounds OF flesh. There several Others
in this place taking the VEGETISR, and all have OBJ
tained d relief. Yours, truly,
THOMAS r. MOORE,
OverSeer Of care room,
Portsmouth Company's Mills.
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ANOTHER LOT of those souhIe-faced Tor 5everA-
BEL Harseilles quilts from 445O to Sc. Also,
Turkish quilts at 81 rs, $50, s1.75, and ~ a.
LfspY BROTHERS.. ..ss4s'r''t t#t%ss@! '. ~ -ts T.
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MosEY.-I wish TO boy sI2 900 worth Of Isaacs,
Taylor & Williams's one, two, and three years. pa.
per- W. L.. FLEMING, 1920 Main street, Rich
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PEMBRoKE ,sBrR1s made to order, aaa perfect
&c guaranteed or NO sale, by E. B. sPEssE SON
Best quality, $50 per dozan. Call and leave you.
measure. 80 ''-s rs"
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POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY.-PoliceJ Justice
Joseph j. White p"e@ding.-Th following
cases were disposed of
Joseph James was found guilty Of being
disorderly and interfering with Policeman
Rowe while in the discharge of his duty, and
fined $40
John Hcke and Thomas Griffin, charged
with being drunk. Hickle vas fined 81, and
Griffin was discharged and ordered to leave
he city
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IT WILL PLY YoU 10 purchase your sheetings
shirtings, End p.Isow-case eottoDs at LEVY Bro
TIERS, .t5,.ttr jf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-17

If you fall TO 30 to EvY BROTHERS, for your
Hamburger Edgings IN 1 Insertings you win mis-:
The best bargains OF u ie season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-17

SILKS FOR SPRING, WEAR aap be had In great
variety at LByY BROTHERS, Their prices are
lower than the lowest 80
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BLACK ALPAcAs and MoHAIRs can now be hat
at LEVY BkoTllE as IN al! qualities at extremel!
low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-17

The ELMwooD COLLAR Il, matpse thst the cor
ners cannot turn up. 1t holds It's shape ander all
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CONFEDERATE BATTLE FLAG.-The Confed-
crate battle.fllg which was used at General
Dabney H. Maury's headquarters has beeL
presented to the State Library.
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pKoFEss1ONAL CARDS.

Tee! ICE!!-I have housed, chiefly
/ from Colonel Toung's mill-p0nd ONE HUN:
DRED AND FIBrY THOUSAND BUSHELS OF
ICE, most OF which Is Ave 10 seven inches thick,
and all feesly pare, which Intend 10 soil cheaper
than the cheapest. Special inducements ottren
large dealers 10 shon can deliver twice a,day II
required. WlLLiAM.h.rors.
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BOWS FOR ST. PATRIcK's DAY can be had al
LEVY BROTHERS,. Price, zoe
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You can purchase Initial Paper and Envelopes
at 15e,, aoc, ana 25c. a.box at LEVY BROTHERS.
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APPRECIATION.

CHARLEsTowS, MASS, March 10, 1869.
IT. r. SteueaS:
This l. to certify that have used your Blood
Preparation n(VEGETINE) in my family Tor sepe-
raj Years and thin that for Scrufula Or Cankerous
Huin0rs or hculnaGic affrctions 1t Cannot be eH.
ceIIed and Us blood purifier ann spring medicihe
II Is the best thing evsr lscu anu have u5ed ainos
everything. | can cheerfuliy recommend IL 10 auS
one In need or such medicine.
Yours. respectfully,
MRS. a. A. DISSMORE,
10 Russell street
yFGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
[mh I7-'H &Sat2tl
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PIERGPqLasiD PTyEAPPLsst t-PizzINl has fast
received fine lot ofEthis fruit. -sH i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-17

PEKseEAL.-Joseph l.. Young, ESQ, Of tht
Norfolk Lan4mark, is in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-17
WEDNESDAY. MORNING, MARCH II, 1875.

FORTY PIECES added 10 Dur stock Of pereaIes at
1sc. per yard. These goods are worth S5c. -
LEVY BRoTHRHs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-17
HOUsE.FU,sNlsHING GOODS.

SPECIALS
Just received from NEW YORK AUCTION one
cask of DECORATED CHINA TEA SETS, which
will sell f>,r TEN DOLLARS per set of A pieces
They are :. great bargain, as they COST over Ten
poLLA s, IN GOLD to import them. Also, ful
stock ofCHISA, GLASSWARE, HOUSE-FuR
NJ SIZING GOODS, and FANCY ARTICLES a
eyfces to suit the times.
E. TAYLOR,
| ub11 No. 1Ol1 Main street.