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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
The Confederate Dead at Arlington
Decoration OF Graves.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Southern Me-
mortal Association to-day decorated the
graves of The Confederate dead at Airing
ton-two hundred and thirty-,hree in num-
ber. A large number of persons were pre-
sent from this city and the adjoining country.
After prayer by Rev. Dr. Elliott. of the AS.
cension Episcopal church, the assemblage
proceeded to the portion of The grounds
where rest the Confederate dead, and pro-
ceeded to decorate the graves.
Dr.. Garrett stated that some letters bad
been received from Rjebnond, Winchester,
and other places, MFG. p. HTmon read
that from the Holly wood Memorial Assoc!a.
ton ofcRchmond, rrgretting the inability
Of the Association to attend, and forwards g
an elegant floral anchor. There was no
speech-making, and the ceremony was ex.
ceedingy impressive and solemn.
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The Misunderstanding Privileges In
EenrnSlkR.

/ WAsHINGroN, June 1.-Another Indian
conference was held to-day. Speeches were
made by Red Cloud, Spotted Tail, Bad
Wound, and Secretary Deano. The latter
told the Indians that the Government would
give them $aa5, 900 for their bunting privileges
in Nebraska, and if they did not accept that
they might as well cease talking. After con.
siderable discussion among the Indians they
agreed to accept the proposition, though the
great chiefs express doubts about getting
their jus! rights. and before signing any pt
pers hope to have another talk with their
Great Father, the President. Spotted Tai
said he wanted the $4,000 this afternoon
The money Will be expended in buying pre-
sents for them.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HOLLYWOOD MEMoRIAL-DAT.-To.da Is
the time fixed by the ladies Of the Holly
wood Memorial Association for the decora.
tion Of the graves Of the Confederate dead at
Holly wood cemetery. As flowers are now
plentiful and the weather 3s pleasant there
will be q great outpouring Of the people. and
every soldiers grave will receive floral
tribute, while the private sections are sure
not 10 be neglected. The procession, consist
ing Of the Petersburg Grays, Richmond
Ilowitzers, First Regiment Of volunteers,
the Old First Regiment Association, and the
surviving members Of the old Fifteenth Reei.
meut will form on Broad street in front Of the
old City Hall at $3.50 p. NJ. and, preceded by
a band of music, move to HOLLYWOOD by di.
rect route The soldiers aud the members
of the Southern Cross Brotherhood will as
sist the Indies iu the decoration of the graves.
The treet.Rail~ay Complpy will run to
Holly wood an unusually large number of
cars to-day, but will Of course be unable to
accommodate all those who want to gothere.
To provide for the overhow, CARRIER & Co.
will run line Of emnlbuses from the cor
ncr Of Eighth and Broad streets. Several
canal.boats, having convenient seats and COW
ers, will be run from the packet. office. The
omuibuses and boats will commence run.
ming about 10 O'CLOCK; the street-cars at the
usual hour. Vehicles will not be permitted
to enter Hollywood between 8 A. Nj. and 4
Z. NJ. After the latter hour they can enter
at the eastern gate and leave the cemetery at
the western gate.
The Governor has ordered the Offices at
the capitol to be closed in honor Of memo
rial.dav, but for the accommodation of per-
sons from the country who may have busi.
ness in the offices Of the Treasurer and Au-
ditor those departments will be kept open
till II o'clock.
The City Hall offices will be closed to-day
by order Of the Mayor. The freight depart.
ments of the Richmond and Petersburg,
Richmond and Dinvlc, and Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroads will
also be closed. Nearly all the business houses
in the city will suspend business after 8
O'Clock.
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will be repeated tomorrow night at Assem-
bly, Hall. Those who were fortunate enough
to be present when the concert was given be-
fore will no doubt avail themselves OF this op-
portunity. Among the amateurs Of this city
who have volunteered their services for this
OCCASION are Messrs. Redford, Reinhardt,
Newhdser, Mrs. Bowler, and Miss Reinbardt.
Misses Ferrero and Duhreul, of New York
city, will also appear. As the concert is for
a BENEVOLENT obj"c'. and the Association has
incurred considerable eXnense in getting it
up, the hall will no doubt be crowded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

A GEsTEEL SwINDLER ON HIS TRAVELS
On FRIDAY the 21st ultimo man represent
ing himself TO be Mr.. Davis, enc Of the con-
tractors of the shoeShop in the Mary land
penitentiarv, came 10 the penitentiary in this
city and made an offer for sixty unskilled
conyicts at once, and forty more 10 Oe taken
in four months, for which he was to pay fifty
cents per day, to work at tue shoe business.
The Board OF Directors, the Superintendent,
and the Governor, impressed With his geh-
tlemanly appearance and knowledge OF bust
ness. and thinking bis offer good one, did
not hesitate 10 make contract, which was
duly drawn up and signed. The preimina-
rics had consumed several days, and the boud
and security were to have been given on May
9th; but neither be nor his bondsman
have been heard OF since. During his stay
in the city he made the acquaintance OF gen.
lemen connected with the penitentiary and
others, who bad full confidence in him, as
he played his part very adroity, and to re.
quite their trust he borrowed OF several S20
eacb. "to be handed back tomorrow, as he
had telegraphed for money" After be bad
left so unceremoniOusly one Of the mulcted
gentlemen wrote to Baltimore about him,
and received the following reply:
"Mr. Davis has not been in your city since
last OCTOBER. You pave Deen nS"lGuleO, pro-
badly, by an eX.convict II. Peterson Price
from the Mary land penltentiary. who was
| released By pardon about one year ago, and
| who has at various times and localities re-
presented himself as our agent, thereby OBJ
| tanning money from different shoe-cealers IN
| Virginia and North Cirolna. The last we
| heard of him he was in jlll at or near Hamp'
| ton, Va, where ne received twenty lashcs on
| his bare back for swindliug. He is not very
| tall, but sl,m-built, active man. about thirty
eight years old. with black hair and eyes
| teeth somewhat decayed in frout, we'll edu-
Gated, very fluent taker, rather pompous,
| and quite bald on top of his head. He can
| appear TO good advantage either as a busi'
| ness or professional man."
| The swindler answers this description so
| well that there can be but little doubt that
| he is the man. Price was dressed in darb
gray shirt and highcrowned straw-hat, with
| black cord and tasse around it instead OF Q
band. He is represented as being fine op
| orator on the Mckay machine, and would be
useful man in the shoeshopof our penI
| tentlry.
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Sou,h caro,sna Affairs.

CHARLESTON, June 1.-The funding OF the
State debt goes on rapidly, the amonHt
already funded being $6,0oO,o 600, OF aoous
one-haf the entire debt.
C. p. Leslie, member et the State Leglsla,,
ture, is reported to bave5a abseonded 10 ayold
arrest on the charge Of defrauding the stare
while land commissioner duripS SCOUTS ad,
mInlstralion. The proceedings were directed
by the State authorities, and bail hxed al
$4,000. Leslie is also charged With eiec-
tion frauds and rioting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

BASEBALL CLUB ORGANIzED.-The VIZ.
p;nia Baseball Club has been organized and
the following officers elected at.their club.
room, corner Ninth and Main streets: John
D. Lively, president j. Il. Hill, treasurer
o. A. Hawkins, secretary; j. 81. Tyler,
pitcher and captain of the first nine; William
Gipperich, catcher; A; NJ. Tomli9son' Sc e
eond bsse; J. Fl. Hill, centre ieId; L. d
Green, first base; Stephen O'keefe, lett
field: D. f. Lee, short stop; j. d. Lively
third base; j. u. Baker, right field; ). w
Thomas. A. Biglow, end P. O'keefe, super
numeraries.
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The Public Debt,

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The debt statement
iss ued to-day SHOWS reduction last month
OF 81, ,1S9 .4j6. The decrease of the debt since
June 3Otb, 1874, is $l2,96S.265. The balances
are: Currency, s., 35s, l07; coin, sS4 ,257 COZ;
special deposits held tor redemption of cerli-
fcates Of deposit, SO 345,0GO. fhe Govern
mAnt disbursements during Bay aggregated
$15. .36l, 1873, exclusive ofpayments on account
of the interest or principal OF the pubic
d,,ht
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

PoMcE-CoURT STATISTICS FOR MAY.-Du'
ring the past month 420 parsons were ar,
ralgied before the Police Justice charged
with criminal offences, and 221 charged with
violating the ordinances OF the city. VI the
first class 25 were sent to the grand jury for
indictment, 33 were sent to jail on conviction
of assault aud battery or petit larceny, and
II in default of surety for their good be-
hsyior. Fines amounting to- S314.o0 were
imposed, of which S275 were collected
s4O.5O were also collected on account OF hnes
nreyinllslY imposed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

New YORK, June LAT the opening Of
the United States District Court to-day, be.
fore Judge Benedict, in suit brought by
William F. Herbert against General Butler
for a share in counsel fee of $4,000 paid
Butler by G. B. Lamar, Judge Benedict said
it was clear to his mind that the plaintiff had
not thoroughly established his case, and
therefore instructed the jury to find yer-
dict for the defendant, which they did.
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Washington EeesnS.

WARRINGTON, June 1.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury to-day made call for the re-
demption OF $4,000, 900 coupon bonds for
the syndicate.
All. Falls, chief clerk of the Department
of Justice, has resigned. No successor has
yet been appointed.
The President will leave for Long Branch
ON Thursday next
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The Lynchburg NerS Is borhaied at the
profanity Of the Chicago Times. hnd talks TO
tuat journal as follows:
ave are sometimes almost inclined 10
halieve that there was more truth than fiction
in The old popular superstition that sscrloed
the invention OF printing 10 the agency of tne
devil. and inseparably linked the nane OF 81
DR.. Faustus with that of the author OF az
evil. be that as it may, we are very sure OF
one thing, and that Is, that whatever tae
devil may have had to do With printing 10
the beginning, he has, In this couairy atleast'
too much to do with it now."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

TIE FIRE YESTERDAY MoRSING.-Just be
fore 2 O'Clock yesterday morning ire wa
discovered iu the frame kitchen attached tt
the residence on Main street between shor
and Hsrvie streets occupied by Mr.. Thoma!
willis and owned by MIR. William 7. Ford
An alarm from Station 16, corner OF Pine
and Main streets, brought out the ire de
partmeut, and the 6Ames were extlngulshe(
before the loss exceeded $1C0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02
GO TO ASToyI's dinir g.saloon.

Is YOUR LIFE WORTH TEN CENTS ?-We say
plainly no person in this world suffering with dys-
pepsis liver complaint and Its tion'
cos,iyeness, sick headache, sour stomach, heart
burn, palpitauon OF the heart, depressed spirits
biHousuess-can take GREEN'S August FLOWER
without relief aud cure II you doubt this, get a
sample bottle for 10 cents. Try It. TWO doses VII
relieve YOU. PUscElL, LADp Z Co., agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

.DELEGATEs TO THE STATE CATHOLIC BE-
NEvoLEsT US1os.--The following gentlemen
were elected by the Catholic Beneficial Soci-
ely last night to attend the State Conven-
ton to be held in Martnsburg, W. Va, on
the 9th iustant: Thomas Cox. delegate at
large; F. j. Reilly, A. NJ. Kelley. Father
Janssens, and John NJ. Higgins, delegates
alternates, John Murphy, James e. DOGGY,
md James Golden.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

RUNAWAY. About O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon horse attached to Mr.. j. 7. Gate
woods grocery.wagon took fright in the
western part of the city and ran down Adams
to Canal street, where the wagon was dam-
aged by coming in contact with a lamp
post. The driver was injured, but not ser-
ously. The horse continued on bis course
till arrested at the corner of Second and
Canal streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

FESTIVAL AND FAIR.-To-day those VINO
visit Hollywood to participate in the memo,
rial exercises will find Sidney Methodls'
church convenient place to stop at and re-
fresh themselves with such dellcacies as ice
cream, strawberries, cakes, &c. The ladies
are holding festival and fair for the beneh'
of the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

GAUzE MERISo USDERsIIIRTs.-For the largest
stock OF underwear and gentlemen's FURNISHING
goods In the city Gallon e. B. SPENCE SON. Mer-
chant Tailors 800 Main street, where you can hno
all the new designs In English worst.d coatipgs ana
faucy cassimeres for suits and have them ipade up
to order In the latest and best styles at low prices
If you want nice clothing and furnishing eoods cai
on f. 3. SPENCER Son and examine their stock.
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Drowned.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
LEXINGTON, VA, June 1.-Mr. William
Moore was drowned on Saturday in North
river near its mouth. He vas seineing with
a party, and approached too near suck-hole
in the river, when be was drawn under and
drowned Immediately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

PERsoSAL.--The Governor yesterday az
pointed William Haynes, of Laurel Grove
Pittsylyania county, a notary public.
Governor Keuper, Judge Ould, and
party of several ladies and gentlemen are ex
pected to leave the city to-day for MouI
Vernon to attend the annual meeting OF the
Roard of Visitors,
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sTaAwBERR1Es AND CREAM a. Asros1's.

NEW GooDs.-Ladies' Sold Huntipg-W Watches at
$50, $40, and upwards to 1925: Gen,emen's Gold
Hunting-Watches at s75, 500 to 5000, and up
wards Ladies' Leentlnes. Opera-Chains. aud Neck
laces; Amethyst Rings, Aqua Marine Rings, ORR
entail Topaz Rings, Gold and Pearl Gove-Hooks, at
&. GESyET,S
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BAPTIST AssoCIATloN.-The Baptist Asso.
eiation of Virginia will commerce its annual
session at the Lyncnburg Baptist church to-
niyht. The Richmond delegates will leave
tue city this morning and will reach Lynch
burg al 4:20 this afternoon.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.
Ar. n. r. Stevens:

Mr. H. r. Sserens:
Tear sir,-Iwill most chserfnlly add my tests
mony 70 the great plumber you have already w waI re.
SEr rTJSr for do moi think enough can Do said
N IL nraise. Tor was troubled over thirty Years
win rhat dreadful disease Caiarrn, anu nsa @ sIen
Da,S mswer bra he am more, and EpiNE has
cure me; aud 90 feel 20 hsIs Goo sit iaT npe
that there IS good medicine as .s,sas ~. y.
snurls and weak sinking feelings st the stomach.
a sdysse eysrybodY to take the VEGErlSE. for
"a. sau ,n.s a.s Mrs. l.. GORE
.1e' Cambridge, Mass.
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INSPECTION OF PoIlCE.--The police were
inspected at Old Market Hall YESTERDAY Ds
Mayor Kelley, Police.sustice WhI,e' an'
Major Poe. The men made handsome ap-
nparsree in their new summer suits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

The BRIr1sH CONCERT THURSDAY NIGHT
In response to request signed by Governor
Kemper. Mayor Kelley, eX'doyernor alhes,
aHd others, the couceft gwen ioe .ne penent
OF the British Association on the 2otn o. aiay
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Mail Robbery.

SAVANNAH, GA, June LA mailbag was
picked up in the river this morning and
found to belong to the through mail from
Charleston, S. c.. to Jacksonville, Fla. The
letters had all been rlfsd.
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STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM at 4 ANToHI's.

COLLARS that do not need washing are desirable
articles The FLMwooD and WARWICK are the
only colllrs made that keep clean longer than two
days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

ADJOURNED FOR THE SUMNER. q meeting
of the Richmond Amateur Literary society
beld at Concordia Hall on Monday night IL, IL
was decided to adjourn for the summer unti
the first Monday in September.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

BASE BALL MArcH.-Am match game of base
ball took place on Monday afternoon on the
reservoir grounds between the Figaro ana
Pacific Clubs. Score: Pacific, Al Figaro,
%.
A game will be played to-day at the same
nlace at O'Clock between the Eagle and "a.
citic Cubs. The members Of the CLUBS Will
be in full uniform. Seats have been con-
struc.ed for those desiring to witness the
pame.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

CHARGED wrrHe STEALING -Martha WI
liams and Margaret Smith (colored) were ar
rested Yesterday by Sergeant Howard chaTgee
with stealing forty dollars from Mr.. j. ID
qnnfhMaif
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Suicide.

CONCORD, N. a., June Charles w. Saf'
gent, secretary Of the New Hamps nire hls'
torical Society, and cashier ct 6ank, con, !,
mitted suicide to-day. No cause y assigned
but insanity. Isl
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Go TO ANToNl's saloon Tor pure cream.

FINE GOLD WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT
RINGS In stock and made to order, any size, by
c. GENSET. 40. 1901 Main street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Sale Of the Macon and Brunswick
Railroad.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.]
MACON, GA, June 1.-The sale of the Ma.
con and Brunswick railroad took place to-
day. 1t was bought in by the State at one
million dollars. A large number Of north
ern bondholders were represented, but
showed no disposition 10 purchase.
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Forest Fires.

New YORK, June Heavy forest firesare
prevailing in Sullivan and Delaware coun-
ties: Several villages have been abandoned
and one life lost.
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GO TO aSrosI's saloon. Main street.

ELEGANT SILKS for evening dresses just received
at LEVY BRoTHERs'-ln pink, light blue, Nile
green, and light Hlac-to be sold at less than auc"
+.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & BROTHER, 5h P. NJ. two framed tene-
and Duval streets.
GODDIN, WARREN & CO.. ~ H., ir front Of
the custnm-house In this city, farm in Glouces-
ter county.
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LEVY BROTHERS have just received from Ne"
York auction u few cartoons OF those elegant Da-
mask kibbons-all silk-so soft and beaut.iui' no"
so much used for bonnet-scarfs and line sashes
They intend to run this lot off at 60c per yard, the
regular price being l.25.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

THE CHILDREN all want one of those JAPANESE
PARAsoLs At 20 and csc. for sale by LEVY BRO
THEIRS.
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Go TO BoscHEN.s, 500 and 511 Broad street.
and leave your measure for q hrst-ciass pair oi
boots o. shoes, made in any style. HandIwork only.
Fit guaranteed.
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PUnE CREAMS ut ANTCNI'S saloon.

A NEW LOT OF MoHAIR PLAIDS, in ight gray
and light brown, at reduced prices. Also, lhose
elegant Silk Check Grenadines, now so much me
mode for oyer-dresses, ut much below thelr regular
value. at tLEyYBhoTHERs'. s,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

Why Is q newspaper like toothbrush
Give itup. Because every one should nave
one OF bis own.-Petersburg Star. +.
[Asin Lynchburg.l
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Cosy1cr REcEIysD.-LewIs Cox. Of Mont-'
gomery county, was received at the penisen.
iiary Yesterday to be imprisoned SIX years
for grand larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

FAREWELL, CRoQUET.-"QuolTETn may be had
OF G. MCCARTHY, Ola Main street II Is new ana
attructiYe and all the rage in Philadelphh.
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EEGETINE.
JUDGMENT OF THE PUBLIC!

During the past Ave years the public have care
fully observed the wonderful cures accomplished
from the use of VEGETlNE. From It's use many
an afflicted sufferer has been restored to perfect
health after having expended small fortune In
procuring medical advice and obtaining poisonous
mineral medicines.
Its now justly remarked by all classes Of people
that VEGETINE E holds higher position 10 The es-
tlma,ion OF the public than any other medical COM
pound, and 1t has won Its great reputation ana I'm"
mense demand from actual merit.
It's medicinal properties are Alternative, Tonic
Solvent ,and Diuretic. There Is no disease oil tne
human system for which the VEGET1SE cannot
be used with perfect safety as 1t does not contain
any metallic or poisonous compound 1t Is COM
posed exclusively of barks, roots, and herbs; II IS
very pleasant TO take; every child ikes II Is SAFE
ard reliable, as the following evidence Will show:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-02

A LARGE LOT OF. LACE POINTS AND LACE
sAcQUEs inst received, bought At panic prices, 10
be sold the same way by LEVY BROTHERS.
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VALUABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev.
O, r. Walker, d, D.. formerly pastor OF Bo%doin.
Providence. X. L. must be deemed IS reliable evil
dence. No one should fail to observe that ihls tes-
timODa Is the result OF two years exrcrence WIN
Ihr usc of YEGETl IN tue Rey. Mr. Walkers
family, who now pronounces 1t Invaluable:
PROVIDENCE. r. l., 184 TRANSIT STREET.
H. X. iSteUe7ls, Esq.,: 80 -,
I feel .ound to express with my signature tho
high value [ place upon your VEGEflSE. 3ly
,,iy hive used IL for rha last two years. In ner.
yons DEBILITY It is invaluable, and l recommend ls
to all who may need ali inyigorating, re ,oYatinX
tonic. ". /. WALhEh,
Formerly, pastor Of Bowdoin.Square church,
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r. v,,~urE To.nAY.-- Thewobob'"h'S
49,. .t.. ,-.au,cr to.,loy 'c'N DC cloudy,
a.
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LADIES' AND GESTLEAEN's DISING-sALooN al
lSToSJ,S. Main street.
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yEsrTrss IS SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
4. 2.X&s2t - -I...--.- -
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NARRATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.

Nav 81. May 80, Nav %, MAY 20,
1873. 1874. 1875: 1873.
Total scaths.2 II 21 ls 1s II
Still. born......l l 2 q.
Rate of mortality CT whole population was
16 per LOCO per aunum rate OF mortal
ity Of white population was 1888 per l,OOO
per annum; rate Of mortality OF coloreo
population vas 1913 per 1000 per annum.
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GO TO Asroxrs dining sal oon, Main street.

go TO ttSToNl's saloon for pure cream.
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,rt,7,Cyr ytsrrGn.v WAS clear, mild,
/" .,r, n,rA nrr,k et>tcrly winds.
~" ., ,..,r,.o,n.."r Of ,ar Dispatch @tsce
"' .Tga, /, 1870.
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