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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-06

All Nos. UNBLEACHED KSITrING-CoTTON
only Csc. per pound;
Very best quality MACHISE-OiL only 15c. for
large-siZe bottle;
MACHlEE-NEEDLES, all Nos.
To close the balance Of winter stock will Of
fer great bargains In CARP ETS, RUGS, OIL
CLOTHS, WHITE and COLORED BLAS-
KETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS, StsAWLs, and
CARRIAGE-ROBE3.
A handsome assortment OF NOTTING II A d
LACES and EMBROIDERED MUSLISS;
SO dozen hauesome TIDsES from 25c. up;
A large stock OF STAMPED BANDS for che1nise
and night gowns.
Also, READY-MADE GARMENTS very lows.
We have thousands OF other BARGAINS not
mentioned, aud offer great Inducements to our GUS
toners and The public generally.
Call and convince yourself Of the great bargains
at SYCLE BROTHERS.,
439 Broad street,
between Fourth and Filth.
Orders from the country solicited and promptly
attended TO. Goods sent oil over the country q. D
D., or OH receipt Of the money. fe6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M1 COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
RECEyEDS a, LARGE STOCK
OF GOODS.

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Among the many Bargains they are offering ate
! 80 pieces WASH-PoPLISS at 10c.; 49, ,---.>-,-.-
100 pieces X.PERCALEs at IKE. selling every
where Mt &c.,;
40 pieces yard-wide PERCALE5 at 12hc. worth
fully 25c.;,
goo pieces imported NAINs0OK fvery slightly
damaged by water) at 25c. worth from 40 to
soc.
8 cases AUBURN BLEACHED COTTONS at
11c All other OF the most popular brands at
the lowest or less than the regular market rate.
cases PILLoW-cAsE COTTON at 1870. worth
1896;
case s4 best quality sHEETISG at soc. selling
generally at Acc; .
Q cases GA SHEETING at $50, the guilty gene
rally selling at Soc; s.s.
90 pieces CANTON FLANNEL at &c, reduced
from 25c.;
can be bought at SOC.
SILK LUSTRE at 50c.; "a
A large stock of Black and Colored SILKS far be-
low market value;
400 pieces HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY;
An imperfect lot of Misses and Chidren's French
Wove CORSETS at 25c.;
Misses sTRIPRD ENGLISH HOSE reduced from
so 37kc.;
Ladies' KID.GLOvEs ito close stock) at soc. for
one-button and Csc. for two-button;
so dozen Gentlemen's KID GLOVES at 75c. would
he cheap at $3.50;
A lot of PIQUES at 1870. worth soc.
Those In want OF CARPETS and OIL-CLOTHS
should not fail TO call at once. fe Gilt
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Another lotGf those remnants Of LINEN, which
will be sold off astonishingly low.
Any one wishing to purchase cool dress for the
coming season can be supplied At SYCLE
BROTHERS with the best PACIFIC LAWNS
BRENNAN - at only i DC. per yard {;
500 dozen NAPKINS and DOYLIES from 75c. up;
The best bargains offered yet in BROW aud
BLEACIED TABLE-LINENS, + Il U | L =
CLOTHS, and TA3LE-COVERS;
Another lot lonly 500 BRIDAL QUILTS A. only
81 apiece:
A choice selection of 200 dozen LINEN SHl RI
BOSOMS from zoe. up.
Just opened, 500 pieces new SPRING DRESS
GOODS, choice styles, at 90, 20, and 30c. per
yard.
On cur bargain-counter you will find lot OF rem
nanIs of very fine IRISH POPLlNS, SILK
PASGEES EMPRESS CLOTHS In all colors,
and good many other desirable Dress Goods,
at very low prices Call early and take your
choice.
Two cases beautiful style SHIFTING CALICOES
at S15c. per yard;
1000 pieces new SPRING CALICOS i. s and
10c.;
A large assortment Of BLACK and C0LORED
ALPACAS at astonishingly low prices;
A choice selection OF CAMBRIA EDGISGS and
INSERTISGS from &c. up.
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Nj GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE

Ne GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY, as the times demand 1t. The place Is at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S, COL Broad street,
where you can save 25 per cent. by purchasing
your Dry Goods, as | will sell off the balance
Of my stock 1t greatly reduced prices.
WAMsUTTA COTTON, SC. DAVOL COTTON,
he: FRUIT OF-THE-LOOM, 12!c.; AU-
BURN COTTON, 12ac.;
Good BLEACllED COTrONat 10c.; Ions
DALE CAMBRIA zoe. per yard;
Good IL BROWN COTTON at 81, 10, and 124c.
per yard
200 pieces LIGHT PRINTS at SIC. per yard
20 pieces good GINGHAsIS at DC. per yard;
DRESS GOODS, the greatest bargains OF the sea-
son;
BLACK FRENCH MERINOs at 9oc., s1.lo, and
81 25 worth 81. t1.25, and $50;
BLACK CASHMERE at &c., 81, and $3.50 worth
81, 1925, and $3.50;
BLACK ALPACAs at rs, 3d. 35. 40, so, COO. up
to 81 per yard;
CREPE Wells at 81 worth 1880, and up to 81 10
apiece;
100 pairs BLANKETS at s3.25, Fl, 81 so, IS, So,
and $7-yery cheap;
5000 yards CAMBRIA EDGISGS and INSERT
INGS at 10 to SOC. per ward.
In CAssIMERES, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
Ladies' and Misses SHaWLS and SKIRTS,
Ladies' Misses, and Gent!cmen's UNDER
SHIRTS, call special attention, rs will give
extra bargains In them.
Also, = large assortment Of SCARFS, RIBBONS,
KID GLOVES, liASDERCHlFFS, CORSETS,
PuCKtT- BOOKS. SILK MUFFLERS-,
SHIRT-F HONTS, COLLARS, aud CUFFS
and lots Of other articles.
I will keep In future full line % gent emen's
furnishing goods such White Shirts, Collars and
Cuffs, Hose, Handkerchi"fs Kid Gloves. Isle and
Cloth Gloves, suspeniers. Bows, Ties, &C., which
will sell al The lowest prices. =
TO save money call Mt
WILLIAM TtIALuIMER'S,
Col BrJau street. corner sixth street.
y. r. have lust received large assortment OF
beautiful LAWNS lin remnlntS) 4. 1tIc. yarh
worth zoe a ward which will offer To mos: WISH
ing TO purchase before the season opens Cal carly
LcfOre they are picked over
e' ~ WILLIAM TIL tLHTMER'S,
fa2 Col Broad street.
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n1y sYCLE BROTHERS WILL OFFER

SYCLE BROTHERS WILL OFFER
the following GOODS for next week:
500 pieces WASH-POPLiNa at 10c. per yard;
500 pieces yard wide ENGLISH SU1rlNGS and
LONDON SMOKES 1T 2Hc. worth 2Oc.;
100 pieces 7. FRENCH PERCALE at 124c. worth
1876;
100 pieces IA PERCALE at l 2Hc. would be cheap
at25c.
large assortment of NAINSOOkS from 1910
up mot damaged);
S cases AUBURN BLEACHED COTTOS at less
than manufacturers price;
10 cases A BLEACHED COTTON, equally as
good as Wamsutta Mills, at 1919. per yard;
100 pieces fully width PILLOW-CASE COLT ONS
at 1916. worth fully one shilling;
so pieces BROWN and BLEACuID SHEET
ISGS at The very lowest marked prices.
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The Pacific Routes.

A telegram in our yesterdays paper an
nounced that train seventy miles west of
Dubuuue, Iowa, was snoW-bound, having
Oh board thirty passengers without food OF
fuel, aud the thermometer ranging from u
TO 90 below zero! Such are the perilS q
travel across the plains. No wonder that
the Central Pacific railway should have one
hundred and fifty miles of suoW->hedS fol
the protection Of its trains from being swep!
down in steep gor9es of the mountains by
Snow.ayalanehes and from being stopped
still in the deep drifts. What periIs 10 pas
sepgers are thus sought 10 be warded of
and yet those passengers are not safe. The
discemforts Of the railroad voyage by the
dangers are not easily exaggerated. That
journey may be delightful in summer, bu
becomes mos. serious atflir in winter
aye, in autumn and spring. Cases Of deten'
tion in the snow upon it, and narrow escapes
from danger, have been quite too numerous
Passenger-cars have been burned in the
woodless prairie to keep warm the passen
gers, that were finally re:cued almost miracu
lousy from 4 terrible death.
Such is the only railroad route across the
continent connecting the two great divisions
of this nation. And yet there is route
much shorter than thIt, which is absolutely
uninterrupted by froSts the year round, and
which has not mountain in its track. How
strange it seems that the worst route should
have q railroad and the best should baye
none.
OF course everybody understands that the
Central Pacific was the creature of the war.
In time OF peace it could hardly be posi-
ole that the central line should be built be-
fore that by the Southwest pass. The war
built the central line, and the rancors of war
controlled the subsidy to the northern or
JAY Cooks line, which fell by the great ma.
tural obstacles which stood ia its way after
the Government had wasted millions on it
The equable temperature, the even grades,
the shortness Of the Texas route, make 1t so
incomparably preferable to even the central
route that it may be reasonably doubted
whether that would have ever been built
had q good railway existed'by the Texas
route. Upos this latter route, when,in ope'
ration, there can be neither suspensions nor
dangers on account of frosts or mountain
impediments. In winter the passenger from
the Pacific would never dream of travelling
by any other route.
1t is best for the nation, it is best for the
South; and, considering Its superior advan.
tages, it should meet with general favor.
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: Discordant and Unhappy Nation.
The papers every day contain reports OF
discord, and conflict, and dcpravlfy-Frty
and poli,cal-and accounts Of business IRE
rularities and financial frowardncSs that are
ni,tou, precedent in the land; and men
wonder why is this, and why is that, and
what is the matter.
Bad oocernusent, is the answer. Bad gov
c.pment cXaggerates every vice ana pro-
duces every form Of evil and suffering. The
had Government Of this country is made in
comparably worse than any ever before
known ia the world, because II is chiefly &C.
casioned Dy the cxecrable attempt OF the
basest party that ever existed 10 perpetuate
It's ROVER by subordinating civilization to
blrbarism, By putting barbariaus and knives
10 rule over educated, refined, and civilized
beiugs of the highest type of man on cartb
This is the source of all our national woes,
and they reach every occupation and every
creature in the Union, sfilicting all with
troubles, the distressing nature OF which is
not fully appreciated. Thus the patton Is
b rouyht 10 condition Of unhappiness that
conlrasted with what was known and en-
.joyed thirty years ago may be likened 10 the
difference between Paradise and Hell itself.
This is what the so.calltd Republican
party has done for the nation: Instead OF
peace we have disorder, and discomfort, and
apprehension; elimination and recrimlna-
ton; Tending and proving; resentmentS,
acrimonies, and all uncharitableness; out
RACES and murmurings; financial and indus
trial disorganIzation the imparing of civil
jz,tion and virtue, and the rapid and steady
iuroads of vice, proflgacy, and barbarism
upon the body polite. These are the fruits
Of the diabolical combination of fanaticlsm
and villaipy under which this il'fated coun-
Try has been for years governed.
With this conspiracy against the rational
peace and dignity there can he no compro-
mise. Nothing can save the land but its
utter defeat and expulsion from all places OF
AUTHORITY.
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When BUTLER retorted that he gloried in
the hanging of MUMFoRD (Which was lie)
ana thst "the trouble in the country now
was thai be had not hung more Of them y
sthe southern people, the reporter says pa.
renihe .scaily: "Applause on the Republic.
Gao side, and cries Of That's good p" Now,
every person that app'auded or uttered the
cry q1o.rd waj more or less tain ed With the
brutishasss Of THs BEAST: always excepting
tle negto; for be may say WHIST he plesses,
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SPRING SILK S. -Handsome
STRIPED SILKS. for spring wear. at 75c., S5c.,
9Oc., and 81. worth 25c. ward more;
Rich BLACK GROUND WHITE-STRlPES SILKS
BLACK SILKS from s5c. up to $3.50 per yard
the best bargains ever otered
COLORED SILKS In great variety at remarkably
10 e prices;
POPLINS in all the desirable shades very cheap;
MUHaIRS, SERG E.S, CASHM& RES. FELDuRs,
aud all other styles of dress goods, ut reduced
nriccsal LEVY BROTHERS..
HAMBURGER EDGINGS and INSERTINGS very
cbean fe 8
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DEATHS.

Died, at Buffalo, v. Y, on the morning OF Febrp-
AIRY Sd. in the sixth year Of her age with 4 compil-
child of Edwin " aud Jessie a. Hewitt. and grand
daughter oC Henry Ii. aud tue late Elizabeth Z.
Fitch of this city.
I" Man proposes, but God disposes."
Her remains will reach the city ria kichmond'
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad ut 40 Z. NJ;
for interInent.
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and he cannot be held accountable according
to- the rules of judgmeutin such cases. he
is not amenable; particularly where ne nas
heen under the scoundrelIy pupilage OF the
carpe,.baggcr. We'mean, then, only 10 Sp'
nIy the remark we make to white congress.
men, who disgrace their seats, ana VINO
sbou,d be either in the penitentiiry or tue
lyInatic asylum. .. .-..... ....
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Great bargains In ONE and TWO-BUrTOS KID
GLOVES, ladies' and ch.ldren's STRIPED
HOSE, KID and BUCK GAUSTLETS, real
and VALENCIENNES LACES, real Gull
PURE LACES, all-color FRISGES, COTTON
TRIMMINGS, COVENTRY and MAGIC RUIZ
FILINGS, CORSETS, HANDkERCHIEFS-in
very fine assortment, LACE and EMBROI-
DERED HASDkERCHlEFS. and many
other goods too numerous 10 mention for want
Of space.
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The members of the Legislature who
wanted to have five new circuits created and
then get themselves elected judges are SICK.
Section of article 3 of the Constitution mas,
in the language of the immortal bard Tor
somebody eIse). settled their hash.-R,ch'
naond letter. Petersburg Ne,cs.
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NJ COTTON AND WOOL COUNTRY

IL COTTON AND WOOL COUNTRY
KNlTsSOCKS: -
COLLARS. BOWS. SUSPENDERS:
Henlstched, Initial, Coored- Bordered, Tape
Bordcrtd, SILK, and Mourning HANDhER-
CHIEFS, for gent!ene and ltd.es;
LINEN CUFFS, very cheap, for men, women and
boys:
BOYS and MEMS SUBSCRIBERS.
GENTLtMEN,S DkESSING-GGWSS,
SHIRTS. DRAW rRS. NlGHr-'APS,
SUCkS, GLOVES, aud UMB Rel LAS. a.
LEVY BROTHERS..
HAMBURGu EDGINGS and ISsERrINGS very
cheap. IL
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Some of Our Troubles.

The Governor of Virginia calls the a''e"'
ton Of the Legislature TO the emoarrass theh'
concerning the matter Of paying fuI' interest
a, the rate OF six per cent. per annum upon
the bonds held by institutions OF learn
ing in the State, it being douo'cd "he'uei
the Auditor has authority top as much on
bonds held By the MILLER Manuas:Laoor'
sch,o, fund. and the Legislature Is asked 10
decide what shall be paid upon those bonus.
This is one case of embarrassment ia the
,rosent condition Of our State finances. But
the troubles growing out Of it are nune'
rcus and the ciizsn may we'll consider
whefher, all things regarded. it would'not be
h..,cr for all II the State were paying legal
interests upon her obligations. That ~ouid
settle all questions and benefit the genera
credit by placing that of the State IN 'he
highest position. Now, every miu sun ;rs.
Business is affected injuriously, enterprise Is
depressed, capital Is repealed, and there Is no
Dur.uit. no walk Of life, that Is not more or
less distressed by the suspension oil the creail
OF the State.
We see all this, everybody should see II.
We know the condition Of the State we'll
RIO one better understands or more earnestly
drpiores the train of events which brought
il about; but when We think what great
benefits would n1w 10 all the people OF flr-
gina from the redemption Of her pl'shted
f,i,h and her honor we feel that much
greater burtbens may BE- borne by us all ior
such blessings. Not only hundreds, but
Thousands OF troubles would be disSlpafed
a once by paying That would elevate W.
yiria higher than ever in the opiuion OF the
civilized world, and shower blessings on her
people. ---------
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MT ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.

nor ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.
IS 900 worth Of SPRING and SUMMER DRESS
GOODS.
POPLINS, PIQUES, COLORED SILKS, sc.
Also, TOWELS. NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
TABLE-CLOTHS, to be sold off at great sacrifice
during the month Of February.
IT. X. PRICE & co.
will sell upon their back counter during the next
thirty days some great bargains In tie above gooos'
TO which special attention Is called.
SPRING and SUMNER POPL1NS,
SPRING and SUMNER SILKS,
WHITE and COLORED P1QuES;
FALL DRESS GOODS, best shades
TABLE DAMASkS,
TABLE-CLOTHS,
TABLE-SAPkINS and D0fLlES,
TOWELS, HUCKABACkS.
COLORHD TABLE-CLOTHS, &C, &C. re .
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND COMMASDERY.}
NO. 9 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
RICHMOND. February 6, 4. .. 1919
ORDER No. 11.-SIR GHTs.--Assemble
~ at Washington Hall. on Broad street N.$
between Ninth and Tenth, THIS (satur- ZIE
day. EVENING at S O'Clock. for inatruc- y
ton and drill. This meeting is designed y
especially for the officers, but all members Y
Of the Commentary cordially invited 10 he pre-
sent. BY order Of the Eminent Commander.
l.. L. BASS, Captiln-General.
Attest GEORGE X. PACE, Recorcer.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
CITY ALHSHoUSE,l
SUPERISTESDEST'S OFFICE, I
February 5, 1852
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS Will
~ be received ut this Office until TUESDA AZ. Feb
ruary 9, 1875 II O'Clock 81. for FURNISHING inc
City almShouse with supplies of
FRESH BEEF, SUGAR,
PORK, VINEGAR,
BACON, SOAP,
Flour, SALT,
CoRN-MEAL, MoLASSES,
RICE, IRISH POTATOES,
COFFEE, BEHRING'S.
for The quarter ending May IL, 1875.
The Committee for the Relief OF The Poor reserve
the right to reject any or all bids offered and of Civ.
Ing the contract for each article required TO the low
est bidder therefor.
Forms Of proposals can he obtained at this Office.
I!ignedI WILLIAM ENGLISH,
Chairman Committee for the Relief of Poor.
Positively no bids received after the time named
fp 6.3r
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MT INCIDENTALLY PURE
COD-LIVER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATlOS-TfIE BEST
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO TIE STOMACH.
We have the testimony of our physicians who
prescribe It, and OF patients who have taken IT, th at
II is more acceptable TO the stomach and more
easily Simulated than any other oil.
A fresh supply ust received direct from New.
foundand. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
ocl6 919 Main street
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kMUSEM ENTf.
DE MURSkA MATINEE.

THE FINEST EVER GIVEN IN RICHMOND.
Mr. D. DE VIvo has the honor to announce that
he has concluded an arrangcmci 1t with tn: agent
of the Assembly Hall bY which the
FAMOUS HUNGARIAN NIGHTINGALE,
MILE LIMA DE AURSkA,
and the peerless Queen Of the Concert latter
the most GLORIOUS Success ever achieved by any
singer in Amerca since the advent OF Jenny Liud),
will appear for the last time here in
AGRAND CONCERT MATINEE ON
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9TH. at 2 O'Clock,
when a very brilliant programme will he performed
by the DE Murska Grand Combination, comprising
MILE LIMA Dc MURskA,
the famous phenomenal cartstrlce, from her Ma
jesty's Convent Garden. London;
Nine. CARROSO sAUREr. the br1liInt pianist,
Signur tERRASTI. prn nee Of bufos;
Mons. SAURET, the celebrated riulihiSt;
siguor GAETANO BRaGA. King yio'o"ceiliS;
Mr CHARLES h. PRATT, the able conductor.
Admission. $3.50; reserved seats. So; reserved
seats To the matinee, $50: general admlSsion,
The sale OF seats will Commence on TUESDAY
at H. 1. WAITS music store. 92O Main street
knabe & CO.'S pianos are used By this company.
In
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMPASY.{
RICHMOND, January 1G, 1875.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held in their Office.
on Leigh s ret, on MONDAY the 10th day OF
February, 1875. c. WALDROP,
|. I6.tii secretary.
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A full stock Of WHITE GOODS, such as PLAIN
and STRIPED CAMBnICS, MCsLISS, NAM
SOCKS, PIQUEs, SWISS MUsLISs, VICTORIA
LAWNS. ORGANIZES, all-color TARLErASs,
BIRD'S-EYE LINEN, LINEN aud COTTON DIA-
PERs. Special bargains in these goods.
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. FEBRUARY, 1875.

T. r. PRICE & CO.
have just received
COTTON SIIEETfNGS, :
BLEACHED COTTONS,
lHIsH LINENS,
BLACK ALpACAS,
FLACK ROMBAZISES,
BOMBAZISE CLOTH,
ThMISE.
MOURNING IMPERATRTCE.
ENGLISH CREPE. CREPE Wells,
FLACK and COLORED MD GLOVES,
COUSTERPASES. QUILTS,
fe3 COMFORTS. BLANKETS, &c, &c.
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The New CIRcUIT-CoURT BlLL.-When
the county courts OF the State were shorn of
their jurisdiction, two years ago, and so
dwarfed that q single justice had as much, il
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NI SYRUP HOREHOCSD
FOR COUGHS, COLDS HOARsESEss, &c.

On using your Compound Syrup of Horehound 7
experienced immediate relief, even before had
consumed third Of the bottle.
s.... HENRY BgRcH
President American Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals. ---..-.-u-----..--.-
1t never fails TO produce the most beneficial re-
suits. rt#@t A. J. FORD,
.'s Ford's Hotel, Richmond. Va
do net hesitste to pronounce II The best prepare
ton have ever used or known Of
GEORGE II. RUCKER, LynchbuE Va.
RICHMOND, October "a, 1874.
have been using Miller's Compound syrup Of
Horehpund for the past three years. and have
found II the best cough mixture have ever tried.
: Professor JOHN WYHAS Ventrilo9nisL
Sold by all druggists and country storekeepers a,
Csc per bottle. Prepared by
MILLER t PIERCE, hpothecaraS
4, d Richmond, Va,
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.. BANK.
~ Frs, nos. 8 and II Nassau street. New ! ork,
issue CIRCULAR NOTES and LkTTkRS OF
CKEDIT for TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
THE EAST, available In all the principal clues;
also for use In the United states, West jpdies, &C.
TELkGKAPhiC TRANSFERS To LONDON,
PARIS, CALIFORNIA, HAVANA, MEXICO,
CHINA, JAPAN, &c.
ceiyed. ia 23-deodly
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MT REDINGOTE OR POLONA1SE
CLOTH. full yard and Il half wide, at II per
yard worth ~;
Bargains in LUPIN'S BOMBAZINES;
BLACK DRAP D'ETA SACQUaS. very cheap:
INFANTS MBRUID K d FLANSEL
SHAWLSat LEVY BROTHERS..
Cheap HAMBUKGH EDGINGS and INSECT
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,3
RICHMOND, VA, February 3,1S75.
PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL
Il OF THE " NIGHT-SOIL" from the city by
some odor,ess pneumatic process will be received
until WEDNESDAY, February Gath. No contract
will he awarded unless the apparatus has been tested
in presence OF the committee aud met their APP
prevail. For information apply 1T this office.
Respectfully, j. u. ChBELL,
fe 4-eodt24 President OF the Board.
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by lie 6-ZtrJ IL. " AGSER. Druggist.
DURCELL, LADD e CO., DRUGGISTS,
l. No. 1916 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
have constantly on band = large stock or
= DRUGS. DYES, UIypow-GLAss. PANTS,
OILS FOR PAINTING AND MACHINERY,
COyCESTRATED LYE, ELASTIC STOCKINGS
( SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. TRUsSEs, ~
BAsDAGgs .PRRFUNERY- FANCY soArs,
GERMAN COLOGNE WATER, 81 -
UITnAS's SEA SALT,
FOUGERA's PREPARATIONS,
and q general assortment Of fURE DRUGS and
CHEMICALS and choice and weil-seierred as
sorment of all tces for ssc In quantities. 10 suit
purchasers by PURCELL. LADD & co,
ia 81 1915 Main street. Richmond, Va
GREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC.
w j. 81. LhROQUt'S ELIXIR OFCALIsAYA
BARK, a pleasant cordial, which strengthens and
improves the digestion. An excellent preventive
of FEyERs, FEVER AND AGUE. &C.. &c and y
great ionic and removal for inyafiIs and debIr.
lated persons. ". Z. THORNTON, sole rnanufac-
turer, Baltimore. Sold By druggists generally.
IN 6-2m
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