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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-30

Is TIE REGISTER OF TIE LAND OFFICE A LIE.
GAL OFFICER "A Law PorNT &RA1sED.-In
the House of Delegates yesterday morning
Mr.. L0ngley introduced q resolution, which
was adopted, instrueting the Committee for
Courts Of Justice to inquire whether or net
the present Register of the Land Office Is q
constitutions officer. Major S. Fl. Boy kin.
who acceptably fills that position, was elected
to the House Of Delegates from Eaisemond
county to serve for two years-yiz., from De-
cember '73, to December rs. AT the session
Of the General Assembly 1921 there was
passed an act abolishing the ofice Of Super.
inle1aent of Public Buildings, and subse-
Quently "an act to amend the I'd section Of
an act providing for the abolition of the
office of Superintendent of Public Build
ings, approved February 2S, 1874, and to
provide additional compensation for the
Register Of the Land Office for the dis:
charge of, the duties Of the Superintendent
of Public Buildings devolyed upon him.
That act, after defining the new duties fthe
Register, provides that "for the additional
services herein. imposed upon the Register
of the Land Office he shall receive an addi.
tional compensation of $500 per annum so
long as the foregoing duties are-performed
by him.'
La November last Governor Kemper ap.
pointed Major Boykia Register of the Land
Office in place OF Captain Kellam, resigned; !;
and tfiereupon Major Boykin resigned his
membership in the House. The Governor
ordered @ new election in NansemoDd, aud
Mir. Barnes was elected in place of Major
Boykin.' Upon the meeting of the General
Assembly Major Boykn was duly elected by
the General Assembly to fill the uneXpired
term Of Captain Eellam.
Dir. Longley maintains that Major Boykin
is disqualified by clause in the Sth section
Of the, 5th article of the State Constitution,
which is as follows:
"No senator or delegate, during the term
for which be shall have been elected, shall be
appointed to any Office of profit under the
Commonwealth. which has been created or
the emoluments of which have been increased
during such term, except Offices filed BY
election by the people"
The matter is 10 be promptly investigated
hy the Committee for Courts OF Justice, and
Major Boykin expresses himself as anxious
lis any body for an early decision. Several OF
The most prominent members of both the
Senate and House yesterday declared that
they believed there was "nothiug in the
point" and gave several reasons for the faith
in them.
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The LATE POLICEMAN O'DwYER.-The
funeral Of Mr.. Kendall ODWyer, which
took place yesterday afternoon from St. Pc
ter's cathedral, was attended by large con-
course of people, including his relatives,
personal friends, acquaintances, and mum.
Der of city officials, besides full detach.
meut of the city police, who acted as an es-
cort to the funeral cortege. Rev. Father
Hanley read the solemn services of the ca
tholic Church, and delivered an impressive
discourse; after which the remains were
taken to Sbockoe Hill Cemetery for inter-
ment. The procession was an unusually
large one.
Ia the death of Mr.. O'Dwyer the city has
lost an indeialigable and Jealous oft1cer-one
who was ever Mt his post, and whose place IL
will be found difficult to fll.
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THE WATER OF =. 2
EoCkBR1DaE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
JAMES A. FRAZIER. PROPRIETOR. ,

Thtee MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very high curative virtue In I'LL the
following classes OF diseases snd as being aa Az
SULUTE .SPECIFIC Ia several OF them, VIZ. !:
scrotua ana all the forms OF glandular sweu1ngS
and cttaneOus eruptive disesse, Eryopelas, Tefters
Eczeua, &C. Uhrt mic pisrrhoea and Dysentar5s.
Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Chronic Thrush. Affections
of the Kidneys and Bidder, Dtopsy, Plles sno, In
connection with the Hot Bath, Chronic Eneumas
ism. In sl apemlc conditions OF the system sno
broken down states OF the constitution. ioss OF n-
petito, and general nervous proslranon, LeE
powers aud virtue rs Restorative may Do saIefy
pronounced 10 be without known rival AMONGST
ihe mineral waters or the world They are espe-
cialiy indicated In the whole class OF ailments pc
culiar TO the female constitution.
This water is packed in cases con.aintnE one
dozen half.gallon bottles. Price, $l0 per case. d
The salts OF the water usually called Rock bridge
Alum Mass) Is obtained by the evaporation OF tnS
water at tho Springs, retaining the properte: OK
the water can be used for Its reproduction. ano
very convenient to- persons whose homes are 30 re
mote from the Springs that cost OF Transporting
tue water Is very large, or to those who wish 70 use
the wa,ar when travelling, az IL can bo reDroaa9csa
Instantly. The salt, can be sent per mall fnoe,
% per ounce. gG s.8 { ~.
agents gratis uDop application -, -.
supplies received direct constantly on nane toI
sale by PURCELL, LADD W. ~ ,
Agents Virginia springs Water,
IA 11.eod3m - q Richmond, Va.
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THE GILMORE CoHCERT.-Tt seems rather to
astonish onr eastern brethren that the services o,
the great Gilmore, with bis wonderful band and
his prima donna and operatlc corps, should hxv e
been securedfor tho last Gift Concert Of the Pub
lie Library. But 1t Is nevertheless true SIR Br iggs
docs nothing by halves. He has promisedthat the
last coucertshall be the greatest, and he wt keep
his word. The 9th OF February will be the most
memorable day ever seen In Loutsville-millions Of
dollars will be given away, and the recipients
will be greeted with glorious melodies and raptu-
songs such never before echoed in ant west.
ern city. .r,.f,.
For tickets and Information apply to A. P,
L'ECUYKR, 900 Bank street, or W. W. MYERS,
i40o Main street, Richmond, Va.
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.Tns WEATHER yesterday was rainy and
with moderate temperature.
Range ef Thermometer at the Dispatch otfce
January 90, 1875 .
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
usual religious services will be held In all
the city churches tomorrow except the fol-
lowing special appointments 'a
Broad Street Neuhodist.-R Rev. John E.
Edwards, D. D., at IL A. NJ. and q 2. ID.
Nicholson. Street Methodist t.-Rey. W. W.
Bennett, .. D., at II A. n. The pastor at
night.
: Etba Park Methodist Episeopal.-Rev.
George c. Vanderslce at z. N.
First Baptist.-Rev. Fl. A. Tupper, D: D.,
at IL A. NJ; Rev. J. L. NJ. Curry at u r
VI.
Grace. Street Baptist.-Rey. n. W. Will
son, y. D., at II A. u. Rev. j. B. Jeter, D.
D. at . P. NJ.
Serenh. Street Caristian church.-Rev
w. A. Bedding, of New York, at II A. III
and = Pm.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING N TIE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE JANUARY 20, 1875.-
Mrs, DR.. j. w. Jeter, Ballsyile, Powhatan
county, Va; Mr.. A. Z. McWiliams. Pratts-
Vile, va. Miss Heny Latney, 22S Rich
mond, Va. Miss Lucy B. Kean, care J. L.
Kean. Louisa Courthouse, Va; Dir. W. G.
Daudridge & Co., Richmond, Va; Mr.
Hundley. of Walker & Hurdley, Main
street /: General p. L. Moore; Edward
Holmes, 228 Main street; Miss Sallie w.
Loving, at Mrs. Duyal's, corner Eighth and
Clay streets MIR. Otto Albright; Schoe-
maker Penn Amber Mason.
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DEATH OF JoHS CAMa WYNNE, OF New
KENT CoUSrY.-John Camm Wynne, well
known citizen OF New Kent county, died
suddenly Oh Wednesday last Of congestion of
the lungs. He was of Indian descent, and
was very highly esteemed. A handsome
monument is to be made at Colonel Ordway's
Granite Works and put over the grave of the
deceased lat lndiantown, where he was in
terred) by number OF his friends.
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WHITE TEETH.-" We confidently recommend To
all who need an eflcientand harmless tooth powder
the elegant preparation Of MEADE q RAKHR
known as SAPoNIeaE DENTIFRIcB .f
"Drs j. 9. WAYT & con. Denlists; GEORGE II
JONES, Dentist; X. N. HUDSON, DENTIST; w
LEIGH BURTON, Dentist; J. HALL MOORE, NJ. D..
DeDtist; JOHN MAHoNEY, Dentist; GEORGE B
STEEL, Dentist; DR.. JUD. b. WOOD, Dentist"
Price fftycents box; for sale by druggists gene
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.--Yesterday the man.
ager of MIR. Sim. Sutberland's farm, on the
suburbs of The city, left some of his clothes
in the yard of the house, and returning after
brief absence found man who had just
donped his best shirt. He made the felo.
NOUS delredator divest himself instanter,
meanwhile administering sundry kicks to
hasten the operation.
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Mesrs. Editors,-For the benefit of the
MANY ladies visiting Hollywood daily, will
not our city fathers, or the City Railway
Company, put some sort Of raised walk
way from the terminus Of the railway to the
sidewalk near the cemeteryy At present 1t
cal, only be reached through mud ankle
deep. seiiA'
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POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures j. j.
White presiding.- The following cases were
disposed Of in this court: ...
Primus Dodsop, charged with breaking
and entering in the nighttime the shop of
James Barrett, and stealing sundry pairs of
boots and shoes, was sent on TO the Hastings
Court.
Bob Weeden and Henry Robbins, arrested
on search-warraut for having some Of the
goods stolen from Barrett in their possession,
were discharged.
Peter Robinson, guilty of stealing one load
of manure, was sent to Jail for fifteen days.
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Coal THIEVES CAUGHT IN THE ACr.-LaSt
night while Policeman Maurice Griffin was
in the neighborhood Of Mr.. John PurcelPs
residence, corner Of Tenth and Clay streets,
be discovered three negro women taking
coal from Mr. PurcelFS coal-house. He
for .hwith arrested and Carried them to the
Second Police station, where they gave their
names as Lucinda, Sarah, and Martha Coles.
They were bailed to appear before the Po-
lice Court to-day.
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RICHMOND AND CINCINNATI LINE OPEN. The
ice has broken up in the Ohio river, and
navigation between Huntington and Cincin-
natl has been resumed by the Packet Com.
pany's steamers Fleetwood and Bostona.
The Chcsa peake and Ohio Railroad line uia
Huntington is re0penea for freights and pas
sengerS. .tl- =
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PREPARED By
II. r. STEVENS. Boston, Mass.
RELIABLE EVIDENCE
Mr. II. r. Hsrens:

Mr.. n. r. Hsrens:
mony to the great number you have already re-
ccived In favor Of your great and good medicine,
yEaETINg, for do. not think enough can BE- said
In Its praise, for was troubled over thirty yeara
with tha, dreadful disease, Catarrh, and had such
bad coughing spells that II would seem as though
could never breathe any more, and VEGETfyH haa
cured me and do feel 70 thank God all Tho time
there Is so good medicine as FEaETIsE and
a,so think it one OF the best medicines for coukns
and weak sinking feelings at tho stomach, and ad.
wise everybody TO take theyEoETiyE, for I can as
re them It Is one OF the best medicines that eyer
w.s. Mrs. l.. GonE,
corner Magazine and Walnut streets,
Cambridge, Masa.
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Z, WulrR SULPHUR SPRINGS CohPANx.-The
stockholders of the Whte,Suphur Springs
Company resumed their sessios last evening,
and after the transaction Of some business
OF private natsre reelected the old officers
for the ensuing year and adjourned sine de-
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, E. BUITERIcK & Co., having established ofices
in all tho leading capitals o Europe, are receiving
in New York every week all the latest and most
stylish novelties from all parts Of the world. Thei,
patterns are not only the most economical and 70
liable, but most fashionable. Ninth and Franklin
streets. Catalogues free.
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LODGE OF COOP TEMPLARs ORGANIZED
A lodge of Good Templars, numbering about
twenty members, was recently organized at
-Clay-Street church by the Rev. S. Pearce,
G. W. C. D., assisted by Mr. 5. A. Watson,
of London, Eng.
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DON'T GET EMBARRASSED as to what you must
have to entertain your guests, but so TO D. CoLUx-
BUss, S2l Broad street, and be will relieve You of
your anxiety. He Is u practical confectoser; BE-
sides, he has had good deal Of experience In fur
nlshiug weddings, parties. soirees balls, Sc, and
he will tell you exactly what you want
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PgRsosAL.-Colonel Wynne is improving

PERSONAL Colonel Wynne is improving
rapidly.
General G. W. Gusts Lee and Miss Mary
Lee were at the Exchange Hotel yesterday
on their way to San Antonio, Texas. Gen.
eral Lee, who is president of Washington
and Lee University, has furlough ior
twelve months, and after spending the winter
in the South will probably go to Europe IN
the spring.
Rev. DR.. Helmutb, Lord Bishep OF HUI
ron, Canada, was at the Exchange Hotel last
evening,
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LuK RENT. a.:
New iWU-STukI BRICK DWELLING LII
With seven or eight rooms: kitchen, &c. Uh the
east side VI Twenty ninth street between Franklin
rnH Grace.
Valuable STORE on Main street near The Dis
ydt,i o1.Ce.
Desirable Office ia Marshall Hail. Bank street.
I.arg. FRAME DWELLING, In line order, with
fuc acres land attached, near the eastern portion
G Lhc city.
hew TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING No.
Sos south side Cary street between Laurel and
Shai.r. with six rooms kitchen, &c.
IMQSrUKY BRICK DWELLING No. 1920
Main street, between Twenty-secOnd and Twenty
tIiId streets.
IHo / WO-sTORY FRAME TENEMENTS on
Man street, Rockets.
TWu.SToKY BRICK TENEMENT on street
b,tw. gu Twcn,y-,fih and Twenty 81 xth streets.
Valuable FARM OF TWENTY-FIVE ACRES,
~ltn desirable improvements, about one mile north
ti iht rl'y,
Apply to RICHARDSON u CO.,
"a %3.rud4t No. Main street.
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INJURED BY AFALL.-Mrs. Mary Hill, who
lives on Oregon Hill, fell down a flight Of
steps day before yesterday while visiting
friend and broke one of her arms. besides
ipiurlpg herself severely about the head.
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CHARGED WITH AssAULT.-Stephen Ratclffe
was arrested last night by Sergeant George
w. Folkes, charged with assaulting Silvia
Lucas with loaded cane. The alleged diff
Guilty took place in the neighborhood of
Eighth and Main streets, and the cane, which
is said to have been used, is a very formida-
BILE and dangerous weapon. The Police
Justice will probably look into the matter
this morning. E.. ..
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The TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-A new division
of the Sons of Temperance was organized
at Rockets on Tuesday night by 4. s. VAL
entine, ESQ, acting deputy. 1t starts With
twenty three members, and is called Nichol"
SON Division. Next Tuesday night large
number of additional members are to be In.
itiated.
Springfield Division is prpspering finely,
and il In good condition.
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SELLING OFF AT PRoFpT-Furnshipg Good
selling of at pIof5 by z. b. SPENCE soN.
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The CLAY STATUE.-In the Senate yester-
day resolution was introduced looking 10
the repair of the statue of Henry Clay in
the Capitol Square.
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THE CAUCUS. conference OF the Con.
servatiye members of the General Assembly
has been postponed until Monday night at
"A o'clock.
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DELINQUENT CITY TAxEs.-Collector Reg
nault has prepared, as required by ordl-.
nance, list of delinquent taxpayers to be
posted at the door of the City Hall on Mon
d.p neyt
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WE CLAIM THAT THE ELMwooD COLLAR will
BETTER look more like linen, and keep clean longer
than auv other.
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SELLING OFF AT PRoFIT.-ClothinR, Shirts,
and Furnishing Goods selling OF at proar by E.
3. SPENCE j. Con.
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sELLISG OFF AT A PRoPIT.-E. B. SrENcE 1
Son are selling of at proft. Give them call
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HoUsEKEEPERs can find all kinds of beautiful
preserves at PIzzINrs, So7 Broad street.
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SELLING OFF AT PRoFIT--Clothing selling O
at profit by 4. b. SPENCE 4 Son.
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RICHMOND. December IL, 1874.
| HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT /
Shall auply Tor renewal Of CE' TiFICATE No.
!ne Gf VIRGINIA AND ENNESSEE RAIL
HAlp Tor 100. .9e. issued In 1867, said certificate
''!rs bten mislald VI lost. .-..-
d, l2.s2mt W. II. HAXALL.
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ICE-cREAM and wINE-JELLY always on hand
and can ba delivered at any time by PIzzrNI. 7, =
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ErOR RENT, 4 FARM OF ABOUTG
Y FrRTT-AtEES, at the junction of the Eli
GHclliEg and all necessary oui-huIldipgs, recently
IN the occupancy ui Mr. A. {. Satnaers. Posses
tipn al once. Apply 10 JOHN I. GODDlN.
Real Estate Agent,
W 2G.2SS30 Bank and Eleventh streets.
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SELLING OFF AT PRofIT.-Shirts selling of q
q profit by 4. B. SPENCE & SON.
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SELLING OFF AT PROFILE. B. SPENCE
Son are selling OF ut proht.
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES at PIzzrNi's. Malaga
rapes In bunches at PIzzrNI's..
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COCOA CARAMELs, strips and balls, fresh made
daily by PIZZINI. = ~.
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FINE CALIFORNIA PEARS,
Sweet Jamaica oranges,
Best Malaga grapes,
Good Almeria grapes,
Sweet oranges at 25c. per dozen, at
d. CoLUMBUs's, 821 Broad street
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NorAny APpoIsrED.- Kemper
Yesterday appointed B. o. James, OF Gooch.
Iaud, a notary public.
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AUCTION SALES THIs Day

j. THOMPSON BROWNs 10 "A. NJ, at No. 12l
St James street. between Clay aud, Leigh. fur-
niture, chromos, baby y-carriage, &c.
THOMAS. W. KEEsEE, f2 IL, at 1895 eas {
franklin street, oil-cioth, carpets, mating, &c.
CooK q LAUGHToN, 10 s. M., d fhorse-lot, t,
horses, uiales, 20. 80 hsii5 3e1e q 4 &.
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EOR RENT. THE RICHMOND ga
i HOUSE, al the northeast corner OF Ross Ei:::..
sra tiuvernnr streets. containing about thirty
krrrs and Is well adapted for a large boarding.
2 1I,". The rent will be very reasonable to Il care
-Al !,naut Apply 10 ". GupDlN or
JOHN T. GUDD1N,
re,l Estate Agent, Bank and Eleventh streets.
1,ys.rtdc,
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TEE WEATHER To-DAY.-Trom our re-
ports this morning the probabilities are thn'
the acediher to-day uiil be clear or clearing.
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HALLS, &C.

tn, we'll arranged room over Thomas r. Prc,
4 co.. rtceuiy Uccupe! by the Real Estate EN
change. wifl fae v,illt, and well lighted.
E>, :. .lim. ROOM on Franklin between Second
sua Third .lrccts. recently occupied toy The Rich
pnnuu lub u hIInard-roon., suitable for school
kuuu or any such purpose.
&t!sp.LDDtIkG-EOUMS In the very Centre o1
th, Ci'y ~ Tow rents. Apply to
4, 1S-roJIl IEUBBS 6 WILLIAMS.
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:. =
WANTS..
BUSINESS WANTS.

WTANTED, PURCHASERS FOR
w 5Obarrels choice BALDWIN APPLES
100 barrels choice EARLY ROSE POTATOES, {,
so sacks choice EARLY'ROSE POTATOES.
receiving by to-day's steamer iOld Dominion hnel
ALSO,
. 100 sacks choice VIRGINIA PEANUTS.
100 sacks choice VIRGINIA PEACH-BLoW
POTATOES,
500 barrels FAMILY. EXTRA, sUPERFINE,
.o b,,ssIa aIa hnl,5n,i:s RYE EtoPE RI HoM1SY,
1000 bushels prime WINTER SEED-OATS-tn
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H.yfng BEEN badly afaicted With salt rhsuu, and
tfse whole surface of my skin being covered Maj
pimpses aud eraptjons, many Of which caused mo
great pain and annoyance, and knowing itto be
bloo,l disease, took many OF the advertised blood.
preparations, among which was any quantity Of
ssrsapafilla, without obtaining any Denenf untilf
commenced taking the hevEaET1yEI and before Ihxd
completed the first bottle cav that had sot the,
right medicine. Consequently, I followed on with
ituntiII bad taken seven bott5es, wf,sn Iwss pro-
nounseda well man. and my skin b smooth and sn.A
tirely free from ptuples and eruptiom. hsvs
never enjoyed 80 good health before, and attri-
brte tall to ths use or vRaETrSE. TO bsneft
those afflicted with rheumatism, I wilf mako Men
ton also Of. the vEGIrTSE's wonderful power OF
curing me OF this acute complaint, OF which have
suffered so intensely G. q. TUcKgn,
Passenger Agent Michigan @. X. R..
p l!Haz &c FashiDgton street, Boston. Z.
yEaET1EE Is sold hI all druggls.s. Il
-.s:'s .s... SIS 3a27-w&szt
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H0OKs, STATIONERY, DC.

NICE STATIONERY.
1LhGhNI NOTE PAPER. LETTER PApER,
aud ENVELOPES, us well as cheaper styles.
fUfkRiOR INES-DIack, blue, violet, and car
,Ltuc
'iSt GOLD PENS, STEEL PENS, and QUILL
Pens.
Inc subscribers get up in fashionable style,
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS:
1!a Weddings, Cr!s !stal Weddings, Silver Weddings,
and Golden Weddings. '.@
"a 81 WOODH0USE & PARHAM.
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TOR Rent, SEVERAL VERY De- O.
L &lEhR.E ROOMS. furnished or uniur. ss::l
I, I.h l. with use If p4rlur ii desired. Also, HALF
El slUkE. suitable for some fancy business. APP
3,iTH,4l7 Broad Slett between Fourth aud Fifth
,f.r,s ja 29-2t
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OST, SOMEWHERE ON FRANKLIN, !,
- Filth. Clay, or SIKH streets. q GARNET
having smaIl medallion links with
i's Sarre,S in each. The finder Will be literally
l'"aidcd upon leaving II at the Bank of Com.
mere corner of Thirteenth agd Main streets.
Ia 2G-1l ------
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1873 THE CHURCH ALMANAC.
~ ~. Is and 4Oc.
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ShON-BALL'S ALMANAC. soc,
hAslS ALMANAC. 2Jc
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fHiSitlAS1S VISITING-LiST. $3.50 and
sl75
DIARIES OF oil .Izes from 25c. To ~. All the
u " n"ks at 1918 Hau street.
Ja Zfd&" RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
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Aitllntond 9ispatth.
JANUARY 80, 1s7o'

prTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LOST, hTRAYED, AND FOUND.

STRAIED, a small COW, Qow in GSs.sSs3
urd"rl. led and white spots, lurge horns,
t"l 'n'k> "'i. Return her, or seud Information,
- No. Geo Ninth street, one door beyond Leigh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-30

I OSr UMBRELLA.-The gentleman who
- has my UMBRELLA (name painted inside
~ please leave II for me at the Dispatch Office n:
:, 3U.eIs X. -. n.CHESTERMAN.