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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-17

The PHILLIPS ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
On Monday evening next Miss Adelaide
Phillips's italian Opera Company will com.
mence an engagement of six nights and
grand matir &c on Saturday afternoon: MISS
Phillips is well known in this city, and
sipce her last visit to Richmond her troupe
has been enlarged and improved IN a
wonderful degree. Signor Tagliapietra, ba-
ritone, is isconsidered the third best artist OF his
line in this country, and was recently with
Strakoseh. and the other members OF tne
company are represented to possess equally
as much talent. There will be q full chorus
and orchestra, and our opera-goers may
fairly anticipate q season Of much enjoy,
ment. During the engagement OF the COM
jpany II TroyaIore, II Barhiere de Seyiglia,
La Favorita, Cenerentola, Romeo and Glu-
lIetta, and L'Omore win be presented. The
sale Of reserved seatsWill commence at Wy
jatt's music-store Tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock. Is s. IN .ggt,.t.s 4.IH ~
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weather Probabilities.

WAsB1sGroN, November 18.-For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee,
aud the Ohio Valley, rising and high baron.
eter. brisk and high northeast to northwest
winds, falling temperature, decidedly cold,
and generally clear weather. So. e @6 &
For the Like region and Middle States,
rising barometer, brisk and high west TO
north winds, lower temperature, and de-
cidedly cold and partly cloudy weather, With
light SHOWS in the former section.
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Buried st last. 2

MONTREAL, CANADA, November 16.-The
remains of Guibcrd were quietly buried TO.
day. The military programme was carried
out. The streets we're crowded with peo-
Die of all classes to witness the transfer OF
the remains from the Protestant to the Cath
oIic cemetery. The cofan, looking some.
what diiapidated, was placed In. 9 bed OF ce-
ment, and the grave, illed up. Remarks
were made by friend OF the deceased,
which were hooted By some foushs. Threats
to dig the body out of the grave, IL occasion
offered, were openly made. In consequence
of this the president OF the Canadian lnstl.
tute asked for a guard over the grave for
twenty-four hours, until the cement hard.
eEed,
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A GAregs MEASURED AND FOUND WANT.
yG.-Mr. T. j. McCaleb, q prominent Re-
publican of Petersburg, and one Of the
.susers of the Internal Revenue Depart
nent, was before United States Commis.
sioner Atkins yesterday on warrant which
charged that he did unlawfully make and
s;gn certain false certificate of spirits
gagged and work done by him as ganger,
and in the said false certificate did certify and
SET forth that he had seen certain packages in
said certificate mentioned emp.ied and the
stamps thereon destroyed; whereas in truth
snd in fact the said Thomas j. McCaleb had
rot seen the said packages emptied nor the
stamps thereon destroyed, with intent then
and there to detraud the United States"
After the examination of several witnesses
The sccused was sent to the UDited States
Grand Jury for indictment. Bail was al
lowed in two thousand dollars.
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PAUL AND MARGUsRITE.-At the Virginia
Opera. House last night the emotional drama
Paul aud Marguerite, play somewhat after
the order of East Lynne, was repeated to
slim audience: The story upon which the
play is founded is quite pretty, and the drama
itself very enjoyable. MISS Helen Houshton,
of Philadelphia, is the leading character,
supported by Mr. Fannin. Miss Houghton
Is 3 refined actress OF decided merit, grace
full and pretty, and pleases all who see her.
The rest of the company are very we'll known
here. The Virginia Opera-House is always
warm and comfortable; and with as good
company as is now playing there the pro-
prietors ought to succeed. The entertain
msnt is we'll worth seeing.
Tonight there will be change of pro-
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Atlanta and Richmond Airline.


NEW YORK, November 16.--A meeting of
the firstmortgage bondholders of the At
lanta and Richmond Airline railroad was
held to-day to hear the report Of the commit
tee of trustees appointed to look after the
interests of the road. The report recites
number Of litigations In which the road has
been involved, and states that decree has
been obtained In the United States Circuit
Court for the northern district OF Georgia
appointing a receiver anddirecting the sale
of the road in order to pay the interest due
on bonds. t-,a
The report also says all thai is now neces.
sary before selling the road is to obtain
those portions Of it situated in North and
South Carolina. The committee recommend
that bondholders pay six dollars per bond
in addition to the two dollars already paid.
a resolution was adopted by the meeting
to the effect that the report OF the committee
be approved. - 9 tfrE1
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PERsosAL.-Judge Hughes is expected
here to-day. Judge Bond will be back here
on the 25th.
Mr.. William H. Wade, for several years
editor and one of the proprietors of the
Euening Ne,ns, announces that he has re.
tired from that paper. His many friends
who have been interested in his enterprise
will part with him with regret. Mr.. John
s. Hays will hereafter conduct the Guide and
No,nc
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AcQu1TTED.-In the Hastings Court, yes
terday, Judge A. B. Guigon presiding. Jacob
Street, charged With stealing q lot of coffee
from Lee, Seddon 6 Co., was tried and ac-
quilted. ~=s
Gideon B. Morris, charged with keeping a
disorderly and ill.governed house, was also
tried and acquitted.
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SALsBURY's TRouBADoURs.-To-ni SAILS.
bury's Troubadours will open at the Theatre,
for the FIRST time, in their play entitled
Patchwork. The play will comprise all the
attractive elements of comic opera. Re.
served seats may be had at Wyatts. The
entertainment promises to be very enjoyable.
The company will remain in Richmond until
Sunday, and will give grand matinee on
Saturday afternoon.
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Iniunet,on aranss,s.

NEW York, November 18.--Judge Dono-
hue to-day granted a atemporary Injunction
restraining the Panama Railroad Company
and trustees from establishing a line Of
steamships between this port and AspinWsll
and between Panama and San Francisco, or
making contracts for the purchase or build.
ing of steamships or other vessels to run be-
tween the places in connection with the
defendants road across the Isthmus, as not
being within the scope Of their charter.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Peter Pagan, colored
man about eighty years Of age, was found
by Policeman Poitiaux Gear the upper end
OF the Old Market about II o'clock yesterday
very i'll. BE was taken to the First station.
house, and the citS ambulance sent for, aud
In it Pagan was removed to the almshouse.
He died in few hours, from paralysis it Is
supposed, .-
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NoRTuARY REPoRT-The following is the
Mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, November IS, 1875, compiled from SEX
tons returns received at the Office of the
Board of Health: Cause Of Death: APP
opleXy, l white; capcer, white, l colored !;
congestion of brain. white; consumption,
white; diphtheria. white; drowning (ac-
ciGentaD. l white; fever typho-malariaD, l
disease, l white; iufanticide, colored; in
white, colored; sufocation (accidental>,
! white. Whole Dumber of deaths in the
city exclusive Of stil-births, Is. Sec: White
males, !; colored males, 3-total, 10. White
females, 4; colored females, 2-total, g..
Ags: One day to thirty, white, colored-
total, = six months 10 twelve, colored !;
one year TO three, white; FIVE years to ten,
l white; ten years TO twenty, colored !;
twenty years to thirty, white; thirty years
to forty, l white; forty years to fifty, l
white; fifty years to sixty, white, l color
ed-total, 2; sixty years to seventy, white,
coored-total, 4; seventy years to eighty,
l white. Condition: Single, white, 4 CO.
iored-total, 8; married, white; widow
ers, white widows, 2 white, ! colored-
total, 3. NatEity: United States, Is; Ireland,
/. Locality: Marshall Ward, white Jetfer-
son Ward, 5 white; Monroe Ward, 9 white
Clay Ward, l white. 9 colored-total, 3; jack
son Ward, white; almshouse, 2 colored;
pententiary, 1 coored. By nhons Certt.
ned: Regular practitioners, 8 white, 4 col.
ored-'o'al. 13; Coroner, 2 white, color
td-total, 3.
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: WILBoR's CoD-LIvER On AND LIME.-Persons
who have been taking Cod-Liver Oil win be pleased
to learn that DR.. WnBoR has succeeded, from di-
rections Of several professional gentlemen, In COM
blning the pure oil and lime In such q manner that
1t is pleasant to the taste and It's effects in lung
complaints are truly wonderful Very many per-
sons whose cases were pronounced hopeless and who
had taken the clear OIL for long time without
marked effv CT have been entirely cured by using
this preparation. Be sure and get the genuine.
Manufactured only by A. B. WnBoR, Chemist
Boston, Sold by all druggists
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REMEMBER THIs.-Now Is the time of the year
for pneumonia and fatal results Of predisposition
to consumption. BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has
been used In this neighborhood for the past two or
three years without single failure 10 cure. If you
have not used this medicine yourself, 20 to your
druggist and ask him OF its wonderful success
among his customers. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
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LEVY BROTHERS. is the place to purchase your
dry goods; they always sell at the lowest price
they ask but price and 1t is the only store In
this city that adheres strictly to the oneprice
tenn. The fact Is that LEVY BROTHERS are the
leaders Of low prices. Such being the case, pur-
chasers viii find 1t greatly to their advantage 10
buy their goods of them.
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XANTHNE IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
XAETHINE perfectly restores gray hair.
XAETHINE does not stain the skin.
XANTHNE eradicates dandruf.
Ofall hair preparations the best Is XANTHINE.
II you would look young use XANrHrsE.
If you require bair dressings buy XASTHIsE'
One dollar win buy bottle Of XANTHIyE.
For sale by POLK MILLER @ 20,
AnnthecarIeS. 600 Main street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rhe Ru.nered cabine. Changes.

{ IspecaaI selegram 70 the Dispatch.
" WASHINGTON, D. ca, November as.-De-
spite all denials, rumor continues busily to
assert that q eh7Dgetis to be made Ia the
Cabinet, which is 70 begre6sganized. No
anshorisy can, however, be obtained for any
s statement Of tais character but friends Of
Senator Chandler say he intends to have
everything as he wishes, even to5 the extent
OF cabinet changes. Whether he win re-.
quest sncha move on the part Of the Prest.
dent Is becoming Q sabieesof no listls apecu.
lstions ~ ~ s5s siFs 80
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ST.. sPATRIoH's CHuaoH FAIE.--The enter.
Iprising ladies OF St. Patriek's church, Church
Hill, are BOW holdingla delightful fair and
feast for avery worthy object. Their tables
are supplied with all sortsof desirable arti.
cles, useful as we'll as fancy, and at lunch
time, dinner, or supper, visitors can enjoy d
most delightful meal prepared by these ia-
dies. The fair will be continued during this
week in sharns's building, opposite the post.
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]. Spain.
RUMoRs Oh PEAcs.

MADRlp, November 18.-General Sabirl,
aid.de.camp OF Don Carlos, arrived st Haro
from Durango, where the Gariist war dele.
iga.ion is sitting. He was tho bearer OF alet.
ter from DON Carlos Co King Alfonso, which
WAS delivered to General Quesada, An aid.
.de-camp oe the latter has been dispatched
with the letter on an express train to Madrid.
The funds have risen In consequences OF
rimors favorable to peace.
THE REPLY TO TEE AMERICAN NpTE.
MADRID, November 49, SPANS reply 10
the American note has been delivered TO
Mlnister Gushing. ge
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CHARGED WITH REcErvrSG STOLEN RAILROAD
IRoN.-Mr. j. j. Price, a merchant, of Me-
herrin del0:, was before the acting Police
Justice yesterday morning TO answer the
charge of unlawfully receiving consdera-
BILE quantity of railroad.iron stolen from the
DanVille Railroad Company. Justice Crew
heard enough of the evidence to satisfy him.
that the offence, if any, was not committed
in his jurisdiction. Accused was sent to
Prince Edward county far examination. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-17

PYrHIAN ENDOWMENT FUND-ELEcTIoN OF
OFFICERS. Richmond District Benefit Board,
No. /, knights of Pythias. met last night,
and elected the following officers for che en-
suing year: B. F. Howard. of Virginia
Lodge, No. 2, president; S. T. Beech, Of
John Maxwell: of Myrtle Lodge, No. %,
second vice. president; John B. Vaughan,
of Jefferson Lodge, No. %, secretary; +. L.
Isbell. of Hines Lodge, No. II, treasurer.
The report of the secretary and treasurer
was read, showing that two thousand
one hundred and seyenty-four dollars and
fifty cents had been collected and disbursed
for the relief of widows. The Board was
called upon during the year which ended on
the 1st OF November to. pay over contribu'
tions to the families of nine ne-members of the
Order who had died during the year-an un-
usually large number of deaths. -.
There are one hundred and fifty. eight siml-
lar boards in the United States, and if they
are all doing as much good as Richmond
District Board, No. J., they deserve to be ap-
urpciate0 r'ss-tr..t.- ~ ~ ..t..as 49, G@
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The Hersesev,nian Trou6lss.

INC Edfr1e 0EtMian EfOubi0a,
d Sr. PETERsBURaH, N0yenber f8. The
Official Gazette says Europe was reTerin q
more favorable position fof "a peaceful sessle.
n,ent Of any difficult question. Three paB. /,
erfHl emperors, assisted BY other powers,
are striving for peaceful solution of the
HeszegoYinfans troubles.
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Books CONTRIBUTED TO THE Y. NJ. c. A.
L.BRARY.-The following is list of the
subscribers TO the library Of the Young
Mcu> Christian Association under recent
address of the Board of Directors, and the
number of books that they have contributed
], d. Il. Sleight. 20; Joel B. Watkins, 10:
N. p. Handy, 90; r. B. Berkeley, 20; DIR.
Charles II. Read. 90; Colonel w. P. Nun
ford, 20; J. l.. Aprerson, so; Henry Exall,
20; William Y. Sheppard, Jr., 10; E. Z.
Bridges, 10; J. T. Ellysou, 10; c. 2. Rady.
10: Furman Tupper, 10; Charles Hagan, J.
X. Gordon, J. 2. Swords, j. B. Hill, e. M.
Crump, W. d. Cannon. Orrie North, j. 2.
F. Burroughs, W. T. Fitzgerald, S. NJ. Price,
y. T. Mayo, j. II. Powell, John DonnaD,
Rev. 4. S. kepler, j. L. Hall, and G. B.
Hill each contributed five volumes. Miss
Eloi>e Michard contributed one volume. and
Mg. Richard Flournoy contributed $40 with
which 10 purchase books.
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Methodist Episcopal Board OF Missions
New YORK, November 18.-The ~Metho.
dist Episcopal Board of Missions has appro-
priated S14,475 to Italy. $l7, 400 to Japan,
and $500 to new work in Mexico.
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preciated.

THE ASSAULT UPON Mr.. O O'DwYER.-Buck
Oakley, the negro desperate charged with
unlawfuliy and fetoniously cutting Mr..
Henry ODwyer with intent to kill, was
brought before the acting Police Justice yes
terday. Owing to the inability OF Mr.
O'Dwyer to appear the case was continued
to the 25th instant. Accused was committed
10 jail without bail.
Mr. O'Dwyer at late hour last night was
In a favorable condition, though suffering
considerably, especially from the wound in
the back of his neck.
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In LEVY BROTH ERs' advertisements Of to-day
notice they advertise goods bearing the names Of
the different cold regions. We understand that they
expect some from the North Pole just as soon as
that point Is discovered. Now, this aceords with
the enterprise usually shown by this wide-awake
establishment
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,uJUIrA,n pAuGHTER OF oFTuEIaMoRTAL STONE
WALL VA, sJAcKsos.-The .pienre OF this lovely child
WIS taken In the costume In which she wss intro
duced by Goyernor Kemper asthe unyei!iDg OF ths
statue. This Is another triumph for the " LEE"
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DISPATCH PRNTLSG-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have added a well. selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
CHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most ex-
Deditious manner.
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HAND INJURED.-Early yesterday morning
o countryDan who arrived in Richmond
with load of tobacco, to be sold at ShocKoe
warehouse, shot himself accidentally through
the left hand with small pistol.
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sUPPER.-A splendid supper at the Second Bap-
tist Church Fair-rooms Sixth aRd Main streets, to-
night. for SOC. Help worthy cause.
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COAL FOR RioRSoND.-Fo For the year end
ins november 1St The Chesapeake and Ohio
haiiro&d Company brought to Richmond
elshteen thousand nine hundred and seventy
one tons OF coal. Much more coal, however,
iassed through Richmond to the Chesapeake
ana ~ Ohio Tharyes, on James river, and was
'iiepee shipped North.
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Convict RECEIVED. Samuel Warren, con.
yicted of grand larceny in the county of
Wythe and sentenced to three years i'm.
prisopment, was received at the peniten-
tiary Yesterday.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.-We solicit youror.
ders for printing, or q call at any time you may
wish to specimens or OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that will be to your advantage.
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The Epis c0palians and the Negro Race
LOUISVILLE, KY., November 16.-The
Episcopal Board Of Missions ia discussing
plans to bring the negro race within the pale
of the Church. The Board seems to thi nix
that the Catholic Church is in fair way to
do this. -! s.t-t7g.ss3 gi,1 sls2 a!ss 9.
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AUDITOR AppolNrED.-Mr. Tyson has ap-
pointed Mr. >. Adair Peasan ts auditor OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
MIR. James b. Netherland formerly flled that
office tft ~ sIJ@sft'ts F.f3z5f< x
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4. CARRIED TO THE PENlTENTIARY.-Deput
Sergeant Cummins yesterday carried Robert
Daily to the penitentiary to be imprisoned
one year for second offence Of petit larceny.
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Successor 20 o DefauItins Cashier.
New YORK, November 16.-Honry W.
Ward has been appointed cashier of the
Western Union Telegraph Company to fill
the vacancy recently occasfoned By the defal.
cation Of the former incumbent.
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS or sFLssu

SOUTH BERWICK, u g. January II. 1872. :
II. r. Stece,as, Esq: 4 90 80
Dear Sir,-I have bad Dyspepsia In lis worst form
for the last ten 3ears, aud h@ye taken hundreds or
dollars worth OF medicine without Obtaining any
relief In September last comMeHced taxing the
VEGErISR, since which time my health has steadl-
ly improved. Ny food digests well, and have
gained fifteen pounds OF flesh. There are several
others IN this place taking VEGETINE, and all haye
oo'aiusp s''l',' ''i's iet'e' THOMAS y. MOORE,
Oyerseer Of Card-KooIn,
Portsmouth Companyb Mfpe, e
yEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DBUGaIsTs. 4,
80 rro l9.SkW2fI s
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Executive APPOINTMENT s.--T The Governor
Yesterday appointed Henry Philips, Jr,
ESQ ( OF Philadelphia, Pa.s and Charles Neg
tleton, of New York city, n. Ys commls-
respective States. -,
Ell. Simpson was also appointed, on the
part of ebe owners, Inspector of tobacco at
the Public Warehouse Ii this city.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing cone at the
DISPATCH PR1STING-HoUsE. Good WORK, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Ladies prefer EUREKA MAcHINE-TwIsT on ac-
count of itssuperior strength, smoothness, and
ala ctinftu
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AUCrHon SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, A p. A., store and dwell
ing on w Williamsburg avenue.
RICHARDSON & CO., IL NJ farm Of eighty-tWo
2 acres one mile from French Hay post-oface.
ROBERT B. LYNE.4 P. H., small brick tenement
First street ~
RICHARDSON & CO., 4 e. H., brick residence and
!. lot on Church Hin. .+-.a-rs-.-s IS
n. Nj. LEE, small brick dwelling at the northwest
ern Intersection or Cherry and Green streets.
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EFoR NEw.sTYLE DREss-GooDs In great variety
at low prices, and for the best-assorted stock OF
CLoAKs In this city, call at LEVY BROTHERS.
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BE ExcRLLED.
CuARLEsTows, March / 8, 1869. J

I :. = CHAkLESTOWN, M1rcn 10, l6tH...-
II. r. StereRs: ,s5t.ss
Dear Sir,-This is to certify that have used your
I" Blood Preparation - in my family for several
years, and think that, for scrofula OF Cankerous
Humors, or Rheumatic Affections, IL cannot be ex-
celed i; and, as q blood-purifer, and spring medl-
cine, II is the best thing have ever used; ard
have Used almost everything. can cheerfnlly re.
commend 1t to any one in need Of such medicine.
Yours, respectfully,
Mss.A A. A. DfNsMoRE.
. I5st.s 10 R1rssell street. -
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PARLoR FURNITURE manufactured at G. F.
WATsoN's furniture-works, corner OF Thirteenth
and Franklin streets.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Nov. Is, Nov. IA, Nov. 9, Nov. !
1873. 1874. 1878 1875.

T@lal deaths. ii go 10 i 8 Ii II S
otIil-birhs: White, female; oslored, l
Lae, female. Total, 3.
Mean temperature for the week ending
November 6, 4G.71; mean temperature for the
week ending November l3. 4S.2S.
November 6, 1.ol inches; amount Of rainfall
Ipthes.
population Of the city estimated by school.
census, 72,50o-white, 4l,409; colored, 81
100
Rsse Of mortality OF whole population vas
LA per 900 per annum; rate Of mortality
ol "ahe population was 1881 per 1000 per
annual rate of mortality of colored popula-
non vas S.3G per 1000 per anpua.
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,.,n.y ,N0VEMBER Il, 1874

~ c,pc1nA AvsoN OF THE DISPATCH
m IN" ru.x TgE COMBINED CdRCULA.
ELAS'h. .It the OTHER DAILY NEWS
i'yn nrpS or TRE CITY.
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vs,,yrs To.DAy.-The probabilities
~ :, ,yg Se cold and partly cloudy.

.-,ss YESTERDAY was warm and
TEE ,"r;ng The early part of the day. In
fa'ny. a.rnnnn uv, and at night it was clear, cool,
spd windy. ., -, Dts.,a,ea ossos
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