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SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALs.--Peyton
Johnston et ais. uS. James 5. Scott and wife
ct ais. From the Circuit Court OF the city
of Richmond. Decree Of 1860 reversed IN
part, Judge Moncure delivering the opinion
of the court.
McQuinu Is. Walter ct ais. Appeal re.
fused to q decree of the Circuit Court OF
Alexandria county.
McVeigh Us. Bank of the OLD Dominion.
Further argued by S. F. Beach and James
Alfred Jones for the plaintiff in error: ana
continued till to-day.
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RICHMOND, VA, March IL, 1876

r Y. WILKINSON, ESQ, PRESIDENT
u sOF VIRGINIA PROTECTION LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY; DEAF Ar = SIR,HHaxi9s lHY - aet-
SER in fhe settlement Of the loss, under policy
No. i1s. issued upon the life OF her late husband,
VALENTINE a. WAGNER, by your company,
we take pleasure in acknowledging the satisfactory
and nrornp pt PAYMENT Of the amount OF the claim
without waiting for the expiration Of the lime
when. by the condition OF the policy, IL Woula 10
payable. o-,-,no 81 tho
Company, the high character OF It's officers, and
from the fact that IL Is . Virginia company. we
cordially recommend IL to the patronage OF virgin
iaus. Yours, very respectfully; r,..
NH 12-d&w3t dOWAhO y W Loh.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-Last night the
following officers were installed for the en-.
suing quarter of Harmony Division, Sons OF
Temperance: j. Shields Beard worthy pa
triarch, and William Hancock worthy asso-
ciate. The auspices under which this divi'
sion has started out gives the assurance that
it will be a valuable adjunct to the "cold
water army"
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THE GRAHAM aISvEsTIGATION.-Thee exami'
nation of Mr.. McGeorge, a mail agent on
the Richmond and Danrille railroad, occu.
Died the attention of the Senate Committee
on Privileges and Elections yesterday
Messrs. w. II. II. StowelI, A. P. Lathror
and Samuel F. Maddox have been summoned
to appear before the committee at 10 O'Clock
to-day, when the examination will be con-
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'''''' ' WILLIAM THALHIMER's.
6O1 Broad street
Among the many bargains to be had arc
LIGHT MEDIUM MOURNING PRINTS aud
PERCALES;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS;
PLAID and NAINSO0k MUSLISS;
STRIPED, COLORED, and BLACK SILKS very
cheap;
BLACK ALPACAS at Csc. and up;
PURE MOHAIR at soc. worths 81;
TABLE DAMaSK at 50c,, 75c., and 81 worth
75c., 81, and 1925 per yard;
BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTINGS, SHEET.
INGS, PLAIDS, &C., very low;
MARSEILLES and BRIDAL QUILTS at 1925,
$2, and $3.50, and at IS worth 80;
5HAWLS. SKIRTS, BLANKETS, and CAH-
PETS, very cheap to close them out;
TOWELS al 12Hc worth 20c, ut % worth 4Oc,
apiece; ...
SPRING CAssIMERES for men and boys wear,
very low;
GENTLEMEN's UNDERsHiRTs and DRAW
ERS at 81 for the set worth 81;
Also, a very cheap line Of CAMBRIC EDGISGS
and INSERTINGS, CREPE Wells, SASH RIB
BONs, SILK sCARrs and MUFFLERs, PORTE
MONNAIES, HOSIERY, HAHDKERGHIEFs,
CoRsETS, SHIRT-BUaOMS, WHITE SHIRTS,
&C.. g..
LADIES, and GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES.
q large assortment and cheap; ..a
Just opened another large 10. Of the bast PACIFIC
LAWNS al 12Hc. worth 20c yard.
Now is your chance To get cool dress at smah
price.
For full particulars Of the above, call at
WILLIAM THALHTMER'J,
mb1 COL Broad street corner OF SIXTH
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KEEP Your ALLEYS CLEAN ayor Kelley
has commenced getting the city in order for
the summer, and publishes this morning ar
important public notice to citizens relative tc
cleansing the streets and alleys in certain
parts of the city. Persons interested would
do we'll to take notice thereof, and govern
themselves accordingly,
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EMBALMED FLowERs.-We Yesterday inspected
a floral cross and anchor embalmed by Mrs. LAURA
TRuEsAN which are the most beautiful specimens
Of this kind Of work we have ever seeL. At mrs.
blush they appear 10 be wax, but on closer exani'
nation II Is evident that the natural flowers are en-
cassd in wax. BY this embalmlng process floral
tributes can be preserved for years with apparently
all their freshness. The specimens we examined
were portion Of the decorations Of the casket ol
a lady of this city who recently died in New York
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OSCAR NEWMAN SENT TO JAIL.--In the Hus-
tings Court yesterday Oscar Newman was
tried on the charge of keeping disorderly
house. lie Was found guilty, fined $40, and
sent to Jail for ten days.
Newman was also convicted OF petit lar.
ceny-yiz, stealing a one-doilar nete-and
sent TO jail for one day.
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IsCREAsED RATES OF PosTAGE.-The rates
of postage on transient newspapers, mer-
chandise, printed matter, books, and all mis-
celaneous matter, has been increased Dy the
new postage law 10 one cent for each ounce
or fraction of an ounce-just double what 1t
syas previously,
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rsNHE WATER OF kOCKBRIDGE
ALUM SPRINGS.
READ A FEW SELECTED FROM MAN
OPINIONS OF PROMINENT
MEDICAL. MEN.

DIR. C.RrwRIGHr.-" In truth know OF no wa
tcrs I'm Europe America so rlch Ill neulca SUD-
stances as that OF the Rockbrldge Springs"
DIR CABELL.-"I 1t Is indeed admitted that more
or les conside proportion of cases OF invete-
rate chronic diseases tor when re!let IS Sought Dy
the use of that wafer derive no permanent belentS
from it, but IL is undenable that al uuuSually arge
nroporon of grave and obstinate cases. which Dal
e The ordinary resources "f me neailf art' are au-
nuay cured III Your Springs
DY TIonAs-"I would state that regard II as
one Of the most efficient astringent and tonlc Mile
raj waters which have ever employed"
IN. FgMET.-"I know Of no mineral water 80
eifjcucinnsn 4 4 4 u have used both the wattr
and dried preparation, salts, In private practice,
aud in the Woman Hospital, for several years, 70
my great satlsfactlon.'
Dr. MADDEs 1.-THE inveStigai ion have given
th. wutcri ug- places in dkiS and other cuhtTIes
leads me to the conclusion that none have claims
superior 10 the RockuridSe Alum Springs, Va
DR. MooRMAN .(authorG the well-kno~n work
on The Virginia S3rinSSl.-" III IS matter ol no
little importance that the Public should be fuly
arslrised of The .t4uarkable tnfuence tXerted by
Inc Rockbridge Ahrm Waiers, In strulnouS diseases
especially. Ihey laSae long stood as reproaSn 70
our profession anG never but 5a these waters Aas
remedy been found that deserves the uauR VI q
SDecsic for their cure
REV. JAMES W. ALEXANDER, d. D., New York.
and knows all about them They are not Il 4aSo18
zlediclRs. The regular t2culty exhibit them Sath
due guards and cautions"
Send Eor pamphlet .o .
NH Io~W&F3m Richmond, Va.
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AN EEL in A WArER.P IPE.- "A few days ago
the hydrant in the custom. house refused to
work, and upon examination it wos found
that the water was prevented from flowing
through the pipe by an eel fifteen inches
long. which had gotten into it in some way.
The stranger was pulled out with q pair of
pinnnrs
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FIRE IN THE CoUNTY.-The house Of Mr.
Miller, on the Craighton road about two
miles from town, narrowly escaped destruc.
ton by fire Wednesday morning. A. B
Sutherland and 6. G. Vincent were coming
into the city just as the fire was breaking
through the roof. and by their timely aid il
was eXtinguiShed.
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"THE DEAAGoGUE." E."-Ex-Goyernor Vance
had crowded house last night. His lecture
ON "The Demagogue was brimful OF W.T.
hrtmor, and practical sense, and was DELI
yered with the eloquence and iorce that N
characteristic of this distinguished son OF Inc
a Old North State"
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ARRESTS acknowledgement Folks yes
tcrday arrested Tucker Coleman (colored),
charged with stealing $125 worth OF rope be.
longing to Michael Hays. The rope was sold
to Levy Saunders, junk dealer. The man
from whom Mr.. Samuels bought it gave the
name of James Williams. MIR. Samuels was
before the Police Court yesterday. and his
case was partially examined, when Sergeant
Folks assured the Police Justice that he be-
lievcd be could get the thief, and 1t was con-
tinued until Tuesday. Coleman was arrest
ed at the New York quarry, and was brought
to Richmond and identified by Dir. Samuels
as the man who bad sold him the rope and
given the bogus name Of james Williams.
He will be brought before the Police Justice
this morning.
Sergeant Perrin arrested Alex. Payne,
charged with fclonously .assauting n. A. IL.
Goddn; Joseph Noting, charged with at
tempting to enter the dweling.house of n.
A. II. Goddin with intent to kill the Said
Goddin; aud Mary Ann Edwards, charged
with melting Alex. Payne and Joseph
Noting to make ielonous assault on MIR.
Goddin.
Sergeant Howard arrested Henry Winston,
charged with cutting and wounding An
drew Myers. Both Of the parties are color
ed, and the difficulty occurred at or near the
sheds of the New York Steamship Company
at Rockets. Winston's wounds are report
cd to be quite severe.
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SENArex MADDox's CAsE.-The only case
now remaining on the docket of the Hust-
ings Court is that OF Samuel F. Maddox.
charged with petit larceny. This case Is set
for trial on Monday next, by which time II
Is expected Hon. John Amber Smith Will
arrive
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DUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE HAYoR,l

CFFTCE OF THE HAYoR,l
RICHMOND. VA. March !. 1879:
The streets and alleys Of the city 6eng in sevesa,
onarters ob.tructed by allowing rubbish TO remain
therein i call the attention Of pal ttes concerned 70
the following section Of the thrty-hird chapter oi
"SscTloN 81. II apy hl,h, rubbish, ashes dirt, or
other things be carried from slot otoer or
Obstruction be putt or causeoto be put, or remain
therein IN any case In which IL IL not authorized
the ordinances OF the city, the person VINO 50 pus
or causes 1t to he SO put In fault In respect us
remaining, shall for any such offence oe Enen NOT
less than one nor ten doars, ano Tor each gay
after the first that the came Is upon the street or
alley sha be hned not less than TWO nor more 'hah
twenty dollars"
The fifth section Of chapter twenty-seren, co.,
cerning the Board Of Health, prescrihes ne vier
penalty the same odsnce I'D the same chaptee
makes 1t the DUTY OF the Board OF Health 70 report
these or ,nces 10 the Police Justice.
The city police, whether on regular or sanitary
duty, will attend To the forcement OF these regu'
latlons In every case after reasonable notice 10 de-
inGuents. a. III. hEALE1, mayor.
NH I2.3t
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESs-SIIRTS made to or
der and perfect fit guaranteed, or no SALE by E. B.
SPENCE & son, merchant taiors, 800 Main street.
Large variety Of cloths, coatngs, and cassimeres on
hand, and will be made to order In the best style.
Call at 1900 Main street for your clothing shirts,
and furnishing goods.
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THE FIRE LAST NIGHT.-At 1905 o'clock
last night the tiremen were called out in re.
spouse to an alarm from box No. u, Rock
etts, caused by the partial burning of the
roof of the house occupied by Mr.. Patrick
Reilley, and situated on Elm street, Rock.
ctts. Loss trifling. The fire is supposed to
have originated from sparks from the chin.
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MAJ #. r. PRICE & co. have opened
this morning, by steamer,
NEW SPRING MEDIUa PRINTS,
NEW WuTE-GROUSD PRINTS,
PERCALRS and CAMDRIcS,
COTTON CAMBRlCs,
RUFFLISGS, CORSETS.
MOURNING GOODS, In
BoMBAZrSE CLOTHS, TAMIsE,
IMpERATRIcE, MOHA1Rs, ALPAcAs-
REPS, DELAINIs, CAsHMEREs,
ENGLISH GRAPE, GRAPE Wells,
BLACK SILK GLOVES,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
BLACK LONG SIiAwLs,
BLACK SQUARE SHAwLs,
COLLARS, CUFFS, &C., &c. fe 10
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T.xEs 70 TEE PEslTENTlAKY.-Deputy
Sergeant Briggs yesterday conveyed Joseph
Croft to the penitentiary to serve one year
for hsase.breaking, in accordance with the
finding of jury In the Hastings Court.
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Two HUNDRED PATTERNS OF HAMBURGH EDG
1SGs and INSERTINGS at LEVY BROTHERS.. These
goods are OF their own importation. They sho"
patterns that cannot be had elsewhere, anu tneii
prices are much below the market
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BLACK SILKS, background white-striped silks
white silks with black and co!ored stripes, and d
great variety Of plain silks; In short, Levy BRO
THEIRS have the only assortment Of silks In this city
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FLEMISG's WORM COSFECTIoS ARE SOLD BY
all druggists, and are highly recommended. They
are the best worm destroyer known. Children all
love them. Sold everywhere.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & &LAUGHTON, 10, 8, and P. A., foreign
and domestic dry goods, &C., at No. 1908 Main
street.
COOK & LAUGHToN, l OK A. NJ, asslgnee's sale
OF piano.
COOK &LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ furniture, SC.
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ALL PERSONS who have tried them agree thai
FLEMISG's WORM CoSFEcTIoNs are superior to
any now In use, being harmless, pleasant, and ef-
fectual. Try them. They sold everywhere
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AcoUIrrEp.-Sawney A. Wimbush,
charged with stealing diamond ring from
Mildred Randolph, was tried In the Hast-
ings Court yesterday and acquitted.
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MONEY! wish to buy sl2 600 worth of Isaacs
Taylor 4 Williams's one, two, and three years pa
per- W. l.. FLEMING, 1920 Main street, Rich.
va
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LOOK AT THE LINEN TABLE-DANAsK that LEVY
BROTHERS are now selling at astoniShlngly 10"
prices They are also Offering great bargains III
towels, napkins and dOylles.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, s. :
IHl ber5 OF DOVE LODGE, No. 81, will Xxx
attend stated communication OF their IOdee/ w
at the lodge-room. Washington Hall, on Broad
street between Ninth and Tenth, on THIS (FIiday)
EVENLNG, February 18Th, 1T u O'Clock. Members
Of sister Lodges aud transient brethren fraternally
Invited. BY order Of the W. NJ.
BENJAMIN T. AUGUST.
NH 12-1t* Secretary.
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rERMETeTEE

LNRNIrURETO SUITTHE TINES. n
Z j. -. nATbUOOD, No. 3la .cGs Broad "A.
-.Teti. Nalnisut, stained aut paliitcd Cottage w
tA"n'+r suits anS FarlOr anu Di. pg- ttooms
furniture OF latettSlyies. Goods pInchl sed prinGi-
iaitl FOR ca> aud 1n bt sold aS low hs any house
III sId" u; New Y0Sk. Feather. Beds Pillows, Boil
'tt' and Mattresses. Goods packed for 1Bip pnent.
ti,
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8ithu>ond 1ispatth.
FRIDAY. MARCH IL, 1875.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DE-
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.

TIE WEATHER To-DAY.-From our ~.
ports his morning the probabilities are that
the ueather today ,oiH be cloudy, aoih rain or
sn0c.
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PIzzISI will be glad to furnish you with Ice
ere ices cakes, &c. after the tableaux this eye
ming.
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PROPOSALS..


PROPOSALS FOR HEATING THE
,APlIhI. OF NORTH CAROLINA IN.
'ilfD.- te undersigucd 4 committee appoInied
-! d !ca"ial"n OF the General A sse ubly Of North
"a '"Hai' laiihen February u, 1875. will receive
lhe STATE CAPITOL unit the a2tl instant. All
i.ai'' ana Specification, must be accompanied with
:r'v'aas ana estimates OF cost, aisa forwarded 10
'cicAcce VIII be required.
X. +. ARMFIELD,
President Of the Senate;
j. l.. ROBINSON,
Speaker CT The House of Representatives,;
,t JOHN REILLY,
t'h "-I State Auditor.
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GO TO PIzzISI's this evening after the tableau
ut Assembly Hall.
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FaoM j. T. ELLYsoN, 1l12 Main street, we
have Frank Leslie's and Harpers WeeEly'
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SUPPER AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
The ladies of the Dorcas Society will open
their room again tonight, and invite their
friends to attend.
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MINERAL WATER.

NOTICE, E,-KISSENGEN WATER
~ ON DRAEGHT.
We are now prepared to furnish this coollnS
,.vr,t,a and solicit the patronage of the public.
POLK MILLER & CO.,
ApothecarieS,
NH II corner Ninth and Main streets.
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$3,OOO.
WHITE DRESSSnIRTS.

desire 10 say that from this time viii furnish my
BEST QUALITY WHITE DREss-sHIRTs
rs low as they can be had anywhere, either IN SOCK
OR TO ORDER. Every advantage that CASH rUR-
CHAsEs can give, MY TRADE shall have the benefit
of. ADMINISTRATION is respectfully solicited.
VIM IRA SMITH, Ag't,
100 Main street.
st,,. nEc FLAG nh Sc sd3t
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TUG-BoAT SEIZED BY THE UNITED STATES
MARsHAL.-The tug-boat Grsce Meade, for
merly the Agnes, was seized at Petersburg
yesterday by United States Marshal Rams
dell, acting under orders from the Secretary
of the Treasury. A few years ago the
Agnes exploded her boiler while engaged on
James river near City Point, and was almost
completely wrecked. After the lapse of some
time she was rebuilt, and but little of the old
timber was left In her. Her owners applied
to the collector of customs of this port to
have her registered by the name of Grace
Meade. The collector referred the applica.
.tion to the Secretary Of the Treasury, and
that official decided that the name the boat
could not be changed except by special act OF
Congress. Her owners, however, got her
registered at Norfolk under the new name.
This, it is charged, was in violation of the
laws of Congress. The case will probably
be Investigated at an early day.
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OIOTYING.
John LAToUcHE, =

JOHN LAToUcHE' "A
GIT MAIN STREET,
offers his new stock OF SPRING GOODS, confident
that in choice, rejection, great variety, and ac-
knowledged quality, 1t cannot be excened.
NO ONE STYLE
has received bis exclusive attention, but all the
fabrics introduced for the approaching season have
been selected and the SPRING FAsHIoN-REPoRTs
give great variety In FORM leayin; the customer at
option to select PRINCE ALBERT WALKING
COAT or SACK, rs he may choose.
It's my purpose TO give
GOOD FABRICS,
UNEXCEPTIONABLE FORM,
DURABLE WORK
and so commence the season, pressing the whole
community to an examination Of my stock.
NH 2
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant, with southerly winds during
most of the day, but cloudy and threatening
at midnight, with easterly winds.
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MT FEBRUARY Is, 1875.
More bargains In ..
TOWELS,
TABLE-LINEN,
SHEETISGS,
NAPKINS,
sPRING Sps \ i AND IFS SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
T. r. PRICE & %.
are still selling wonderful bargains In LiSEN
GOODS, &C !; also, BLACK and COLoRED SILKS.
just received.
IRISH LINENS,
BALMORALS,
KID GLOVES ifor Ladies and Gentlemer),
REACHED COTTOSS,
CITTOS SHEETlSGS,
PlLLOW-COTTON, -.
BED-BLASKETs, &C., &C. 10 10
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..,. s,,.,nincd by tho Association since It's
All icSS'N ,,vr KykS rRoHPTlS PAID, and
orgSn'ftk,SI, S4l.4i4.43. 1wkSTr-EIvE THOU,
a,tpi pH3 ,s> in In''cd S,ates ssnds depGsvsto m
si:i' ne Trcenr.vo ot \'ff1n'a iH sN'u'''' =" VIZ
r..i, In'tcy y-ho'd'rN'
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NJ TDECAYED TEETH.-We have
,r.nared. after consultation with some OF our
best dentists. a CARBOLIC MOUTH-WAsH which
hus proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
c.yRp TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts as
complete dtsinfectant 10 the odor caused by de-
,ayed teeth, and is very pleasant 10 the smell ana
taste. Sold in bottles 90 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists
fsio 9l9 Main street
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n COD-LlVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPoRTATIoH-THE BEST.
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We nave the testimony OF our pnysicfsns who
prescrbe t. and OF patients who have taken IL, tat
It ls more acceptable to the stomach ana moro
easily assimilated than any other OIL
,re.h supply lust received direct from New.
foundland. nIAu@ Z oAnIs'
Importing Pharmacists,
r.,o 9l9 Main street.
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AMT,aEBEENTR.

AMHfNEMENTN.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
Last appearance but two OF the eminent actor
Mr.. F.RAFK MAYO
As
DAYY CROCKETT
supported by
MISS Il OS A AND.
MATINEE SATURDAY at Q o'clock.
Saturday evening, farewell appearance OF
Mr.. FRANK MAYO.
Secured seats st Wyat.s music store.
MONDAY EVENING. the famous American
actress MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
NH 1915
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ALNUT EuRNlTUEE.-We call @
W UloU'i"n 10 onr fine stock of WaI MT ksA>
+"'tAn.NI-t Az SUIyS; REDSTEADs, EE- ST
I'-h' ;, Nh>1@TASpS% large 5 ock d WARD
""'f> "i 10" best material, styles, and D. aish We
!,'E' t' sell from ten s. fifteen per ceHt- less than
l'''l'"r 50 les Sc! al aucis:nsales All o,fb-rfoods
'HD'Tii"hateiy cheap. Can and Test the atDgs.
- 7'3l2 r. UAIuRI6 RT. u Governor :ststst.
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MORAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
A SSEMBLY HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 18th, st O'Clock,
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BY THE
LADIES OF CENTENARY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
PROGRAMME-PAKTI.
1hBLEhU... ..-.SlpSy FESTIVAL
STATUARY. YfrBtpfus and Daugh er
TABLEAU... .Vespers, with orchestral music.
STATCAkY. Faith, Hope. and Chirity.
CABLEAU. Bootblack Courting the Cook.
BALLAD. =" We'd Better Bide Wee" (lIlustraledJ.
MUSIC AN ATTRACTIVE FEATURE.
PART II. ...
IABLEAU. on the Nile.
STATUAR1.......... ROCK OF Ages
PASTOMIME-........... go. In the Land OF L0cks--
Love Laughs 1t Locks.
STATUARY. sisters OF Bethany.
TABLEAU. Scenes from Romeo and Juliet.
MATINEE on SATURDAY, March 13tn, at 2
O'Clock.
Adults, 50c children. 25e.
The Bradbury Plano usedDn this occasion kindly
loaned by Messrs. Starke & Rylaud. agents.
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