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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-24
VEGIa1NE
VEGIaINE
PURlFTEs THE BLOOD, RgNovATEs AfE.
INvIGeRATES THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
lTs>NEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERAT:TE, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND DII;-
RETU.

VEGETINE Il made exclusively from the Juices OF
care.uly.selected bark5, roots, aRG herbs, and &C
strongly conceusraed That Il Will eff ctualy eradl.
cate from the system every taint of Scrofula
ScrofulouS Hrnor, Tumors, Cancer Canoe rous
Bumor, Ery sipssa5, Salt Rhaun. Syphilitic Dis.
eases, Canker. Faintness at the Stomach, and all
lnfhmmatory and Chronic rheumatism, Neural.
gta Gout. and Spinal Com mplaints can only be ei
1ectually cured through the blood. - L. ;, -.
For Ulcers ana: EruptiVe Diseases or the Skin
Pustules, Pimplas. Bl0rches. Boils, letter. Scad,
head and Ringworan, VkGETINahas never failed tc
effect permanent cure.
For Pains In the Back, Kidney Complaints
Dr0psy. Fema lie weakness, LrufDrrbGl, arising
from internal alteration, aud uterine diseases and
general debility, FEGETlNE acts directly upon the
causes OF these complaints. 1t inyigorates aud
strengthens the whole system, acns upon the secre-
tive organs, alays Inflammation rcures liberation,
and regulates the bowels. t.'.t t.. .-..
For Catarrh. Dyspepsia, Habitual Costiveness
ness and general prOstration OF the Nervous Svs-
t. IN, no medicine has ever given saeh perfect sails
faction Is tue -VEGETINE. 1t nurites the blood,
cleanses all The organs, and Possesses controlling
power over The nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by yEGETINE
have Induced many physicians and apothscar les
whom we know TO prescribe and Use 1t Ia their own
families. ID. f7..t III f'5E0 ~
In fact, VEGETISE Is the hest remedy vet dis.
covered for the uD Diseases andis the only reii-
ab'e BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before The public
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TIE CONCERT To-NIGHT.-Th entertain
ment TO be given at Assembly Hall tonight
was gotten up by Rev. G. W. Mitchell, OF
Washington, ID. c., for the benefit of the
poor of this city. Miss Mitchell, who takes
part in the entertainment, comes 10 kich'
mond very well endorsed: while MISS
GoodalI, q wellknown soprano sipser ol
Washington, and Miss SchlIecher, a pahis.e
of merit, are also equally highly spoken Oh
The entertainment will, no DOUBT, prove
highly enjoyable.
Reserved seats may be had for the enter
tainment tonight and tomorrow night al
WAITS music emporium.
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Police Court, YEsTgRDAY.-P0lace. Jus
nce Joseph j. White p.'eSadi'g.- follow
ing accused were fined: George w. Anthony
81. for interfering with persons on the street
aud abusing Policeman John FensOm while IN
the discharge of his duty; Charlotte Maston
(colored), 81. for trcSpa>sing on the premises
of W. L. Ford Richard Jennings (colored),
s., for cursinS and abusing and threatening
TO assault and beat John Bowling.
Shepherd Cox and Porter Hill (colored),
charged with being commob thieves; VIII
liam {. Holman, charged with being drunk
and indecent james Fleet lcolored), charged
with unlawfully assaulting Marion Franklin;
John Bowlden and Betsey Bowlden, charged
with threatening 10 assault Richard Jcn-
nings; William L. Tayloc, charged with
being drunk, were examined and discharged.
Richard Tazewell (c'lorcd boat-hand),
charged with threatening to assault Lewis
T. Goosby, was sent to Jail in default OF
500 surety to be OF good behavior ana Keep
the peace for three months.
Richard Bagby, charged with cutting Plea
SAINT Mills. DR.. Tabb testified that Mills
would probably not be able 10 come to court
for several days. The case was therefore
continued until to-day week. Ball was al
lowed, but not given.
Matt. Thomas and Archer Whiting (co-
Iored) were charged with stealing one coat
of the value of $40, one pair of pants worth
sIO. two vests worth 90, and one pair OF
boots of the value of $3--all of ths value ol
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PERsoSAL.-Rev. George w. Mitchell,
Miss Mary C. Mitchell, Miss Kate Goodall,
and Miss Florence Schleicher have arrived
in the city, and are at Ford,s Hotel.
General Irwin Mcdowell, United States
army, aud daughter visited the Capitol yes
,erdly. and were invited to privileged seats
in the House Of Delegates and Senate cham-
her. General Mcdowell, who is now 10
command Of one of the military departments
Of the Uuted States, commanded the Fcde-
raj forces at the battles OF Bull Kun ana
Cedar Mountain. He was cordially received
| by all. He afterwards, in company with
Miss Mcdowell, paid his respects to GOV
| rrnor kcmper, and spent some time with bis
! EXcclicncy. During the day the General, in
| company with other gentlemen, visited the
studio OF the sculptor Valentine. and exam
| ined his rccumbcnt figure of General Lee
| intended for The monument ut L. L'Xn9tou,
| Va, with whose portruiture and execution
! he expressed himself highiy pleased. Gen
eral Lee and himself were comradc, in tue
old army.
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ASIDE FROM THE CLAIMS OF 'sswect charity.
sake OF The Concert and Literary Entertainment n
Assembly Hall OIL Wednesday ana Thursday eve.
Dings, the brilliant attractions presented bids fair
to attract large audience.
The reputation Of Miss GooDALL- Miss SCILlEcH-
Err, and Miss MITCHELL is already 80 we'll estab-
Ished that there h little need Of saying anything
personal. The programmes are Of sterling excel
bnce, and contain many operallc a.sfi poetic gems
Selections will be stven from the most popular
composers, including Beethoven, Chsrpsn Thomas,
and Wagner. Miss MITCHELL will render in her
tnfnftable manner choice selections f's4n the mo-
dern p''ets, including Foes Raven" hks concert
Wal form fitting close TO the season in Rich
mond and Its success VIII encourage other hke COM
binattons 10 visit our city during coming seasops
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COMPLETION OF NALESTISE's LEE The
! GovEsNoR, LEGISLATURE, &C., INVITED To
THE SrrDIo.-Fuicntinc'> beautiful rccun-
bent figure of Lee will be finished to-day,
and he has extended an invitation 10 the
Governor, Legislature, Mayor, City Council,
and aldermen. the cler-ymen, and the press
tn visit his studio tomorrow at such hours
as may suit their convenience.
The invitation will, no doubt, be generally
accepted. as there is strong desire 10 see
This splendid triumph Of the sculptor,s
genius. IN
Il is understood that the studio will be
hereafter opened to the general public.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY
Smith, &c, us. Gregory, &c. Fully argued
bv james Alfred Jones, Esq, for the appel
IantS. and William A. Maury, Esq, for the
sppelees, and submitted.
Bolton vs. Apperson, sc. Partly argued
by Judge Meredith for the appellant, and
continued until today.
Higinbotham Us. The Commonwealth. Pc
ttion for supersedea> to judgment OF the
Circui. Court of the city OF Richmond quash'
iny the execution. Refused by all the eJudiSes.
Clarke os. The Commo wealth. Petition
for supcrsedeas to judgment of the Cir
cult Court Of PittsyIvauia sentencing the
petitioner to be hung on the 3Olh April, 1919.
Refused by all the judges.
Kelley Us. The Commonwealth. writ OF
super:edcas awarded TO judgment OF the
Circuit Court of the city OF Richmond.
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"SoUND, OR TIE ART OF MAKING A NoIsE.'
The lecture on this subject last night at As
sociation Hall by Professor c. II. Win
ston, of Richmond College, was in every
sense brilliant success. The audience wa;
large, intelligent, and appreciative. The
lecturer showed the most thorough
knowledge of his subject, and very
great tact and skill in combining enter
tainment with instruction. The apparaiu;
was very beautiful, and the experiments very
successful. The audience attested their de
light By frequent applause, and all went away
50 delighted with the lecture that Professor
Winston Will be sure to have a crowded
house when he lectures at the same place on
Thursday night on "Tne Sound Reception"
Our community vii! thank the Young Men,
Christian Association, (and especially Mr.,
Tbnmas Potts, the efficient chairman of the
lecture committee,) that they have added to
the many ATTRACTIONS Of their lecture course
this splendid series of lectures, which bring
the highest results OF science down to popu'
lar apprehension.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY
~--- " ttk VIIHTE
Mar. 22, Mar. 81, Mar. 13, Mar. 20
1873. 1874. 1875. 1873.
". Z. ". c. " c y. e.
Total deaths .l2 81 8 20 II % 8 15
Still. born. 2 3 3

THE THEATRE LAST NIGnT.-Si Slocum's
fame has spread over the city. Last night
his audience was larger than on the nighl
before. The piece went OFT more smoothly,
and the hitchngs of the scenes were far less
frequent, and consequently the people cn'
loved themselves better. The featS of marks
manship on the part OF 81 and bis wife were
truly marvellous. The dog Jack and the In
dian pony were promi3ent actors. and came
in for their share of applause. Indeed, Jack
is Il wonderful dog, and he is growing IN favor,
and develops new traits and exhibits greater
and greater genius each time he IS seen. lie
is hero Of the play, and appears whenever
there is 4 wrong TO redress or friend need
ing bis help. His Onslaughts upon the VII
laIus are quite irresistible. He pulls man
oil Il horst, reScues Sis wife by gnawin@ the
ropes in two when she is bound TO tree,
kills bear, and in other respects shows that
be is no ordinary canine.
The craftsmanship of 81 ard his wife Is
beyond all praise. She shoots an apple from
her husbands outstretched hand with the
| nOnchaldnce Of person who believes that she
canno miss her aim, aud knows that to do 50
| would he dangerous. Sis feat Of shooting
III apple from the head of his wife is The
greatest and most exciting OF all. 1t is i'm.
| possible to tell whether more to admire her
nerve or his skill. The bulle', after pIunging
through the apple and completely demollsh-
| ing it, buIies itself in Il board hung on one
side Of the stage.
The drama in itself has nothing especially
to commend it. 1t weaves pleasant story
that gives 81 and bis wife and their son
| Freddie opportunities to show their talents,
| and it makes good scenes for the exploits o
Jack, the wsest and bravest of dogs, and
| for the faithful Indian pony. That is about
all that can be said of the drama.
The performance will be repeated tonight
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United States senate-Extra Session.

WAsulNGTos, March %. In the Senate to-
day the consideration OF the resolution ap.
proving of the course Of the President in re-
gard to Louisiana was resumed, and Mr..
JONES, of Florida, spoke in opposition to it.
MIR. ANTHONY, who reported the amended
caucus resolution, gave notice that the Sen
ate would remain in session till conclusion
was reached.
Several amendments of explanation and
modification were voted down; after which
tlle resolution was passed by vote Of 80
yeas to q nays.
Mr. BooTu. Of California, was the only Re-
publican who voted nay. Dir. HAMILTON, of
Texas, did not vote.
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MOORE MEMORIAL GHAPEL.-The ladies'
sewing societies of st. James church and the
Moore Memorial chapel will have a sale Of
useful and fancy articles and refreshments
for the benefit Of the Memorial chapel, COM
mencing on Easter Monday, the 10Th, at the
school-room OF MIR. Thomas Norwood, on
Eighth street
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PARDON REFUSED YOUNG GRFsHAM.-Go-
vernon kemper yesterday refused to pardon
Joseph Gresham. Of this city, who was re-
Gently convicted of forgery and sentenced To
three years confinement in the penltentIary.
4 pardon was asked because of symptoms OF
incipient consumption which baVe been de-
veloped. and because when the torgerie>
were committed Gresham Is believed to have
been suffering from alteration OF mind
amounting almost to insanity.
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BunSEp.-On Monday morning, during
the absence of his mother at 4 neighbors
house. a twoyear-od son of Mrs. Fitzhugb,
of Oregon Hin. was severely burned by his
clothes catching fte from the CRATE. A little
brother of the inflnt-but few years older,
in lact-tried to pour bucket of water upon
the child, but being unable to lift it, most OF
il. of course, ran on the floor, doing no good
The child, who was badly burned from head
70 foot. was in critical condition yesterday
morning.
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SENT On TO THE UNITED STATES GRAND
JURY.-Commlssioner Atkins yesterday sent
on to the United States grand jury for in.
dctment William Roaue (colored), charged
with attempting 10 pass ten-dollar counter.
felt note given him by Minnie Tate. Roane,
being unable TO give bail, was sent to Jail.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK 6 LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ. the hotel furni-
ture, heaung-apparaus. and hotel fixtures and
appurtenauces of +. Gerpt's restaurant, on
Main and Bank streets between Ninth and
Tenth. .
D. X. WEISIGER, 5 P. M..-framel dwelling on
Hull street between Sixth and Seventh, Man
chester.
PAINE, CABELL & CO., 10H A. NJ, dry goods,
boots and shoes ready-made clothing, hats, sc.
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South Carolina LEGISLATURE.

CHARLEsToN, March 23.-Tbe Legislature
to-day elected Thomas c. Dunn Controller
General Of sie State. He is Dorthern Re-
publican, who was elected to the State Sen.
ate by the Conservatives. He was chairman
of the Reform Republican Executive Com
mttee in she last campaign, and is generally
by all parties in the State.
Tie Legislature adjongns sine DIE on Fri.
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Murder i'm Boston.

BosroN, March 2S-The body of widow
named Mrs. Bingham, aged 80 years, has
been found in the cellar OF her mothers
house. Her mouth and throat had been
thrust full of gravel. The object of the per
son who murdered her was robbery, as the
rings had been taken from her fingers and
money from her person. Ihe murderer
gained access 10 the house by pretending ts
was water inspector.
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VOL. XLVII.
LOCAL MATTERS.

ATTEMPTED EscArE OF CoSvrcTs.-The Off
Gers Of the penteniary in making their
rounds on Monday discovered that two white
prisoners confined in one Of the uppert1ost
tier Of cells had cut through the roof and
made arrangements to escape. They had
provided themselves with strong rope OF
waycd shoe.thrcad. and intended to let them.
selves down outside Of the walls with IT,
They are now in solitary confinement, suffer.
ing for their struggle for freedom.
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WHEN DATES were selling ut 20 and 25 cents
per pound PIZZISI our great confecsioper, stepped
In and lowered the price 10 o pounds for 20 CENTS
Not being satisfied, however, he again endeavors 10
hen. tit the public and now offers Dew-crep bright
dates at 10 cents per pound. or THREE POUNDS
for eh ceuts-a reduction Of one third Call soon,
as ,hey are being rapidly sold off, and The price cam
not remain long III these extremely low figures.
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PREPARED By Ii. r. STEVENS,
boston, MASS. ia

WHAT Is VEGETISE2 1t Is 4 compound ex-
tractcd from bar Is, and hfrbs IL Is Natures
remedy. 1t Is perfectly rnlless from any bad effect
upon the system. IL Is nouri>hing and strengthen
Ing. tacls directly upon the boni. 1t 1uets the
nervous sysem- II gives YOU good, sweet sleep III
night. II Is great panacea for our aged fathers and
mothers, for Il gives them strength. qulcts their
nerves. and gives them Natures sweet sleep, as bus
been proved by many an aged person. 1t is the
great blool-purflcr. II Is a seolhiug remedy for
our children. IL has relieved ard cured thousands
Ii Is very pleasant To Iake-every child likes II. 1t
relieves and cures all diseases origina lug from i'm
pure blood. Try lir FcG;ETISE. Give 1t fair trial
tor your complaints; then you Will say to Your
friend, ncighbor, and acquaintance, Try t-it has
cured me-
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s2s-the property of Mr.. f. S. Cheshy.
Hamilton Gooding (cosored) was charged
with receiving the stolen property. Matt
Thomas and Hamilton Gooding were dis.
charged. Archer Whiting was sent on To
the grand jury, it being the second petit lag.
ceny committed by him-punishable by law
as felony. Whiting is also resting un der the
accusation Of having stolen one silver watch
of the value OF -, the property OF Fredrick
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CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE.-THE Conser.
vative members Of the General Assembly
are to meet in the hall of the House of Dele
gates this afternoon at 4A O'Clock for the pur-
pose of making nominations for circuit
judges for the Seventeenth and Eighth judi
c.l cirrIits o..
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TRAIN DELATED.-The eastward-bound
mail-train on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road, due here at 6:20 z. NJ. yesterday, was
delayed about flty-fve minutes on account OF
one Of the trucks getting off the track after
the train left GordOnsyllle.
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Ireland.
rusERAL OF JOHN mitchell.

LONDON, March 23.-The funeral OF John
Mitchell teok place to-day at NeoIy, lrelaad.
His remains were buried in a church-yard.
4 great crowd was present, but quiet was
n-eSeryed, Notwithstanding that exciting
piacards had been Distributed.
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MECHANICS BUILDING CoMPASY.-The re.
Gently organized Mechanics Building Com
pany, No. 2, meets this evening, when sub
scrbers will pay in their first instalment on
The stock.
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Convict REcElvED.-Jobn Russell, convict.
cd in Pulaski county Of house breaking, and
sentenced to one years imprisonment, was
received at the pehitentiary yesterday.
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REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL CHEMIST
AND ApOTIECARY.
BOSTON, January l, S74.
Delr Sir.-1 his is 10 certify that have sold Il,
retail 54a Il zen & 1852 Dotlles) Of your FEGE.
TINE since April IL. 1870 and can truly say that II
has given the best satisfaction OF any remedy foI
the complaints for which II is recommended that
ever sold. Scarcely L day passes without some OF
my customers tcstfylng TO It's merits on themselge:
OF their friends am perfectly cognizant OF seve-
raj cases of ScrofuIOus TumOrs being cured by
VEGkIISE alone In this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours.
A. l. GILMAN, 46S Broadway.
To II. II. STEVENS, Esq.
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ASSOCIATED Press telegram. !

WASHINGTON, March ga negro employ
ed 10y Dir. Nelson, recently from the North,
outraged Nelson's wife, in Prince George
county, last night during the absence of her
husband. After consummating the horrible
crime, be attempted to kill himself.by shoot
ing. but only succeeded in wounding him.
self. The news of the crime soon spread
and crowd gathered at Mr. Nelson's house.
The negro was taken out and hung by the
infIiri.fpd ppopln
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~.s CIRCULATION OF THE DIE"
T. ,yrsH THAN THE COMBiNED
.,... ATlu> uF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
,,....,..,ArEHs or TuE CITY.
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New York Iaepaa-,

New FoRK, March 25.-Capain John
Mitchell, who len Liverpool before his father:
death, has arrived here.
The Ju7enile Guardian Society will sue
Aaiiaday, assistant pastor of The Plymouth
church, foF scandal, for saying, As witness
n the scandal trial, that the Sseiety VAS q
bumbug.
The Stock Exchange will respect Good
Friday. Contracts maturing that day will
be settled Thursday. The Gold-Heom' also
closes.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order, and perfect
fit guaranteed or no sale, by f. B. SPENCE & son.
Best quality, s36 per DOZEN. Call and leave your
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-24

ne lWecd hn0eaS corpus case was called
~ the Ncw York Court OF Appeals, at AL
"a"y, Monday, and counsel OF defence pro.
'eeuea 10 give history OF the case.
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ICE.
TEE, ICE! ICE
return my slrcere thanks for the liberal pa
trOnage have. received since 1t became necessary
for me Ia Lake charge OF the ice business ot my late
brother, j. VI. MctiOwan.
Having made Very favorable arrangements. Tor
furnishing the best e.t
am both PREPARED and DETEKMiNhD d to supply
nv customers and the public generally as iowas
this unr,yalled ice can he sold in This market.
The. ST. ason approaching when consumers com
mcncc taking Ice, heIewithlturnish lisl OF prices
Viz: ,,> o,,,,r,
8 to 25 pounds, 75c. per hundred POUNDS 26'to
so hounds, UJc. per hundred pounds.
BAk-ROUMo:
At the rate of soc. per hundred pounds; special
contracts made with hotels and large consumers.
JANE KING,
NH 22-2w 1911 sary street..