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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

The PtATT-GoobE CoNfgsf-DEfostTiox
TO BE TAKgN.-Mayor Kelley Is &c take the
depositions on behalf of Mr.. Goode in the
matter Of bis contested seat in Congress.
Judge Hughes will take the deposItions on
behalf of Mr.. Platt, and will commence this
week, as will be seen from the following
notice:
RICHMOND, January %, 1875.
Hon. John Goode, Jr.: >2t@
Take notice that on Saturday the 9Th day
OF February, 1876, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. III. and 6 O'Clock P. H.. before
Hon. Robert W. Hughes, District Judge or
the United States for the Eastern District
of Virginia, at the United States courtroom
in the custom-house, In the city of Rich
mond, Va, shalt proceed to take the depa
sitions of James L. Kemper, Robert NJ. T.
Hunter, William F. Taylor, Raleigh T. Daniel,
James Mcdonald, William E. Binford, o. T..
Beard, George J. Hundley, Andrew WASH
burne, and John Lyon, to be read as evidence
in my behalf in the matter of the contested
election now pending between you and me,
wherein am seeking to obtain the seat In
the House of Representative Of the Forty.
fourth Congress of the United States Of,
America from the Second congressional dis
trict of Virginia, and eontestipg your right
to the certificate made out, transmitted, and
certified to you by the Secretary of the Com.
monwealth of Virginia, in pursuance of the
statement, determination, and declaration
made By the State Board Of CanVassers of
Virginia on the 4th Monday of November,
1874, If from any cause said depositions
shall not be begun, or beirg begun shall not
be completed, at the time aforesaid, the taking
of the same will be continued from time to
time, at the same place, before the same
party, until they are concluded. You are
hereby notified to be present at said time
and place and protect your interest in said
matter. JAMES Fl. PLATT, Jr.
Executed this day by personal service OF
a true copy of the above upon Hon. John
Goode, Jr.
Dated Norfolk, January 26, 1875.
e.. G. p. RAMsDELL,
o. United States Marshal.
By EdUnrd Camp, Deputy.
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BoDY OF Mr.. w. A. DErTRICR FoUSD-SCI.
eide SusPEcrEp.-In our issue OF Saturday
we briefly referred to the mysterious disap-
pearance Of Mr.. w. 4. Dcitrick, d wel[known
citizen and merchant of Goochiand county.
On Wednesday be visited bis brother, who
| resides near Rocky Mills, in Hanover coun-
ty, and after talking over some business mat
ters With him left on his return about 3 r.
H., on horseback. He was seen but once on
his way. His pon.appearance at home Wed.
nesday night excited no serious apprehen'
sions, as his wife knew he had gone to his
brothers, and thought 1t exceedingly likely
that he bad remained there over night.
Thursday morning, however, his brother,
having occasion to see Mr.. Deitrick went to
store, to bis house, and was surprised to hear
that he had not been at either place since the
day before. Search was instituted at once,
and unavailIng efforts were made 10 track his
borse. Fifty or sixty of the neighbors
joined In the quest Thursday evening, and
1t was prosecuted through that night, and
ended Friday morning about sunrise by the
discovery Of Dir. Deitrick's body In wood
of the road, and about a quarter Of mile
from bis residence. He was found lying on
bis back. bis legs outstretched, and his arms
by his sides, and very near at hand bis OWE
pistol, recently discharged, and underneath
him vial of iaudanum. His horse was
tied to bush some thirty steps distant. A
large wound, doubtless made by the pistol.
bullet, was in his right temple, and, evidently
had caused death. His watch, pncket.book,
and papers were undisturbed. SO far as
could be ascertained no one else had been In
that Vicinity.
We have. not heard of the result Of the
coroner's inquest, but from what we learn
from variety of sources it seems probable
that Mr.. Deitrick committed suicide, though
why he should have done so is eEplicable.
He was between forty and forty-fve years Of
age, had a wife and six children, and his do
| mestic relations were Of the most affectionate
character: He was doing q large business,
had fine credit and reputation here and
elsewhere, and was considered quite a
wealthy man. If he was ut oil embarrassed,
as some now suspect, 1t vas not generally
known. We were told on Friday, when his
disappearance was first mentioned, that his
| brother noticed as he left bis house that he
was detected and moody, and there were
some symptoms Of an alteration of mind.
A very reliable and responsible gentleman
Of this city mentions in connection with Mir.
Deitrick's mysterious death that few
weeks ago be overheard two uen, not
known to him, utter threats against Mr..
| Deitrck. Their hostility to him appeared to
be very deep-rooted, and their expressions,
| regarded of no consequence by the gentle
man at the time, in the light of recent events
strike him as being worthy some attention II
| there is the slightest doubt Of the manner of
Mr. Deitrick's death.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England. 3,
LONDON, January 3O.-The object Of con-
venng the Cabinet was to discuss the Royal
message at the opening Of Parliament.
Russia.
Sn PETERsBURaH, January 3o.-The Car
sent note OF congratulation to the Prince
of Montenegro upon the pacific solution Of
the trouble with Turkey.
LONDON, January 30.--Russia has recog-
nized Alfonso as King Of SPAIN
Spain.
BAYosSE, January 30.-Tbe captain and
several of the crew Of the Gustav are still
held by the Carlists. .. o
Italy.
ROME, January 3O.-King Victor Emanuel
received Garibald cordially. s..f p
China.
HoNG KoNG, January 30.-Dlsturbances
are occurring in Pekin, growing out Of the
succession to the throne.
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. Senatorial Caucus.

WAsHNeToN, January 30.-The vote In
the caucus yesterday was 1s to 8 in favor of
seating Pnchback. .., II
There was another caucus to-day, which
lasted FIVE hours. a resolution was adopted
to support the President In what he had
done and stand by him in support OF the
Kellogg government in all lawful authority.
There were eight dissenting votes. The
admission of Pinchback was not discussed
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

WRIT OF HABEAs CoRPUs.-Mary Danger.
field, Samuel Fund, and Sydney Hall (col.
ored), who were sent on to the grand jury
from the Mayors Court on tue. charge OF
felony, aud bailed for their appearance, after
wards rtarresteG' BY order of the Judge of
the Hastings Court and committed to Jail,
were conveyed to Petersburg Saturday in
charge of City Sergeant Fitzgerald in re.
sponse to a habeas corpus awarded by Judge
Weisiger, of the Circuit Court, aad made re-
turnable at said court In said city at II
O'Clock. Colonel William Ambers, of this
city, and Mr.. Samuel NJ. Page represent the
apr11Spu
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FuGITIvE FROM JUSTICE CAPTURED. D.-Austin
Mitchell (colored), charged with being drunk
and unable to take care Of himself, was ar
rested about log O'Clock Saturday night by
Sergeant Seal. He is fugitive from justice
inasmuch as he was before the Police Justice
about two months ago charged with stealing
child's carriage, aud having been released
on bis own recognizance to appear on sub.
scauent duy for trial failed to do 80. He will
have to give an account of himself to the
Police Justice to-day. He has been selling
photograph albums supposed to have been
afnlun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

The JORDAN CAsE.-Hcnry Jordan, charged
with burglariously breaking and entering
the clearinghouse Of Elijah Priddy "with
iutent the goods and chattels OF the said
Priduy in said dwelling-house feloniously
and burglarously to steal aud carry away.
and one pistol OF the goods aud chattels Of
the said Elljah Priddy then and there being
Cid ieloniously s,caI," &C., on the 7th day OF
March. 1874, vas before the Police Justice
Saturday. Jordan was tried and found
guilty by the Hastings Court, but was
gautcd new trial by the Supreme Court,
and according 10 the late act Of Assembly is
entitled to new examination before ma
gistrate. The ca>e was continued, on account
of the absence Of witnesses, until Thursday.
Accused was committed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. January 3O.-Marines are on
guard at the Navy Department. -
Judge Flags had an interview with the
President this morning. In case of Pur.
dee's name being Withdrawn he FIagg) is
among the aspirants. e.! .E'f
General West also visited the President,
who expressed anxiety that Congress should
act In the Louisiana matter. What assurances
West gave the President have not transpired
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

POLICE Court STATISTICS FOB JANUARY.
During the past month the following bust.
ness was transacted in the Police Court :
Number of criminal charges disposed OF,
373: number of cases of ordinance viola.
tions, 80; number of cases sent to Hastings
Court for indictment, 48; number of per-
sons sent to Jail on conviction of assault and
battery or petit larceny, 81; numbs: of per-
sons sent to Jail in default Of security, As
amount of fines imposed, $3.50; amount OF
fines collected, $191.70. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

DR.. MAYsR's LEcrURE.-The sale OF re-
served seats for the lecture TO DC given al
Assembly Hall by Dr.. Mayer this week has
already commenced, and quite large mum
ber OF tickets have been sold. DR.. Mayer
will lecture to.uorrow night on "sbylock, !" :,
und on Wednesday night on the subject Of
the " Cruelhxion Of Jesus Of Nazareth"
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FIRE During the month OF
January there were four alarms OF fire.

DETECTIVE AGENCY ESTABLISHED. .-Messrs.
William F. Knox and r. B. Craddock have
established an independent detective agency
in this city for the detection of crime COM
milted on banks, railroads, tobacco facfo-
ries, insurance companies, &c. Mr.. Knox is
well known in this city, having been for
a long time the chief Of detectives OF Rich
mond. Mr. Craddock has been an independ.
eut Richmond detective for several years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JANUARY 90, 1ST5.-
Mr.. George Richardson, care Lewis Frazer,
Main and Twentieth streets; Mr.. Charles
Brown, care E. Fletcher, Flat Creek, Am
herst county, Va; T. g. Moseley, brig Com.
peer, Pernaymber Co., Brazil J. S. Camp
bell, lumber inspector, Richmond, Va.
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EiceS.

DEERrIELD, MASS, January 30.-Riley May
nard's tobacco-bar was burned last night
with sixty cases of tobacco. Loss, $50, ,00O.
Cause, incendiarism.
MANAYUNK, January 30.-Preston g. Ir-
wins woollen mill has been destroyed by fire.
Several persons were hurt by falling walls.
Three hundred operatives are thrown out of
emplOyment. ,
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THE FIRE on SATURDAY.-About O'CLOCK
on Saturday morning slight ire occurred
in The sheet-room at Messrs. j. W. Randolpn
S Epglish's bookstore and uindery, on Main
street near Fourteenth, damaging their STOCK
and fixtures to the extent OF a0out 9o00=-
chiefly from water. Insured. The hre orig'
mated from defective flue in the bulldiog
which adioins the bookstore on tho west.
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Canada.

: QUEBEC, January 30.-Ths Beaufort Fe-
male Insane Asylum was burned last night.
Three Of the inmates perished in the flames.
The remainder (43O were removed to the
asylum occupied by the males. The scenes
during the conaagralion were frightfuk.
Many we're removed by force after refuging
in the cupola and cellars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

ORDINANCE EIoLATIoNs-UHLAwF USE
OF City WATER.-John Hicks and Mortimer
Bowler were fined $40 each by the Police
Justice Saturday for using city water with
out paying for it.
Pleoe Frayser's vicious dog, which has
been allowed to run at large, was ordered TO
he killed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALS, Saturday,
Bowman, &C., Us. Barksd1le and ais. APP
peal allowed from decree of the Circuit
Court of the county Of Pittsylvania.
Calloway's executor us. Price ard ala.
Appeal allowed from decree Of the Circuit
Court of Franklin county.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company us. The City Of Rich
mond. Further argued by james Lyons.
Esq, for the Broad-Street Association"
and Judge Ould for the railroad, and contin-
ued until Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

The Springfield Daily Republican says: "The
paper Collar trade is evidently improving, as we
learn that The Union Payer Manufacturing Com
pany has just received from JAMES L. LIBBY's
mammoth establishment at New York, the largest
order for collar-paper ever given to any one COM
pany in the country. This manufacturer has used
nearly 600 tous of paper In the manufacture of col
lars during the past year"
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PETIT JURoRs.-Tbe following are The
petit jurors for the February term Of the
Hastings Court, which commences to-day ::
j. S. Hardgrove, j. S. Ragland, G. D. Har-
wood, j. w. Saryey,J. j. Oliver, l.. l.. Lacy,
K. A. +. Dabney, j. A. Glazebrook, j. o..
Cbiles, l. D. Briggs, j. G. Downward, Z. J..
Mercer, G. w. Royster. NJ. Rosenbaum, K.
T. Penn berton, 7. E. ,Eill, W. H. Gordon,
D. c. Hartsook, G. W.'West, W. II. Adams,
l. L. Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

Police TELEGRAPH.-Su Superintendent
Paynter, of the ire-aIarm telegraph, con-
neclcd Superintendent Biggers office, at the
almshouse, on Saturday, with the I.oliee-tele-
graph, and established q regular station and
instrument, so that he may now easily com
n,uuicate with any Of the poice.statlons IN
the city or with the Chief of Rollce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

ANCIENT VIRGINIA CURREScY.-Miss Nan.
ME Norton, of Richmond, presented to the
State Library on Friday lot of paper cur
rency of the State OF Virginia that was in
circulation during colonial times.
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SUSPICIOUS CuARACTERs.-Captain Disney
on saturday night arrested Lee Hickman
and Edwin Sims (co!ored), charged with
being suspicious characters. Hickman had had
on his person razor and knife, and Sims
had \ bottle of kill.mc. quick whiskey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

WHITE TEETH" We confidently recommend to
all who need IN efficient and harmless tooth powder
the elegant preparation Of MEADE & BAKER
known as SAPoNlNE DENTIFRICE.
"Drs. j. q. WAYT 6 SoS, Dentists; GEORGE W.
JONES, Dentist; X. n. HUDSON, Dentist; w.
LEIGH BURTON, Dentist; j. HALL MOORE, NJ. D.,
Dentist; JOHN MAHoNEY, Eentist; GEORGE B.
STEEL, Dentist; DR.. JUD. h. WOOD, Dentist"
Price fifty cents box; for sale by druggists gene
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

OWNERS OF VEHICLES, DoGs, AND GOATS, are
reminded by Slr j. b. Royster, City Audi
tor, that tl9r liceuses expired on yesterday
and must be renewed, or delinquents vii
be dealt~wth according to the ordinance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01
Senatorial Elections.

TALLAHAssEE, January 3O.-The last ballot
for senator resulted as follows: Call, "a -;
Sam. Walker, 10; Lin, 19; scattering, I. =
Sr. PAUL, January 30.-The ballotlng for
senator remains unchanged. p,
MILWAUKEE. January 30.-The balloting to.
day for senator shows no change. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

ANOTHER RoBBERY.-The billiard saloon of
G. c. Wolf, on Broad street, was entered on
Saturday morning By thieves and robbed of
thirty-nine dollars in currency and two
boxes OF cigars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

BYaEsEAL.-During the month ending
Yesterday tifty-one marriage. enses were
issued from the clerks office of the HustlD8S
court-twenty-two to colored persons anu
twenty nine to white persons.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Tepec1nI telegram 70 the Utspatth-I \.
HARRisoSsgRs, Va, January 30.--Tbe
trial of V. L. Saunders for the murder Of
James Duval at Mount Crawford, was con.
cluded to-day. The jury returned q verdict
of involuntary manslaughter, and ascer.
tanned his imprisonment at four years In the
penitentisry. The courtroom was Crowded
throughout the trial The prisoner is.much
sympathized with. .a r...gi tsi5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

FLOUR INsPEcTIoNs.-The following is
statement of the -four inspected in the city
of Richmond for the month ending January
SOth: 1926 barrels family, 6,74l barrels ex
ira superfne, 559 barrels superhne, % bar
rels fine, and 100 barrels middlings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

XANTHINE is superior to all other preparations
for the hair now before the public. 1t renders the
hair soft and glossy; leaves the skin clean restores
the hair to its original color In narveously short
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

A TEN-DoLLAR FINE.-Stephen Radcliffe
(colored), charged with beating Sylvia Lu-
cas With loaded cane, was fined SO by the
Police Justice Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01

RICHMOND, VA, August %, 1874.
have carefully analyzed for Messrs. ARCHER
BOOKER a sample Of ~. SEMMG's PURE RYE
WursKEY" selected by myself. and find It free
from all adult erations or injurious substances.
therefore recommend it Us emincnty adapted for
medicinal or family use.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR. II. D.,
State Assayer and Chemist.
ARCHER i BOOKER, 73o Main street.
..r' Sole AQpHts .
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. B. RATCLIFFE, 10H A. NJ, groceries, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON. 10 A. ", at shop on
Eighteenth street between Main and Franklin,
blacksmiths' tools, anyils, iron, &C.
COOK LAUGHTON, / o A. NJ, corner Of Arch
and Ninth streets, brick shop, circular saws,
betting, &c.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, P. NJ, improved to-
baceo-factory machinery, at store No. 1919
Main street.
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CoMpLAlNT.-C Complaint has been Twice
made at the First station-house Of the failure
Of the proper officer TO remove dead COW,
frem pr emlses near GilLs's creek, Rockets.
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Railroad In Default.

new YORK, January 30.-The Post says
the Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad
will default on Mondays interest and pro.
pose q scheme to the stockholders. r.
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THE BEST COLLARS ever made are the WAR
WICK and ELMwooD. Try them. Any furnishing
store can supply them.
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sELLING OFF AT PRoFIT.-Furnjshing Goods
selling off at pro oft by E. b. SPENCE SON.
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SELLING OFF AT A PRoF1T.-Clothing, Shirts,
and Furnishing Goods selling of ut q preht by L.
B, SPENCE SON.
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SELLING OFF AT PRoFIr.-Clothing selling of
ut O profit by L. b. SPENCE Il son.
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SELLING OFF AT A PRoFIT.-E. B. SPENCE S
Son are selling of at profit Give them call.
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SELLING OFF AT A PROFIT.-Shrts selling OF at
a profit by T.. B. SPENCE & Son.
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. TEE COMMON CoUNclL.-Tbe regular semi
monthly meeting of the Common Council
will be held this afternoon at O'Clock.
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RICHMOND. VA, August %, 49,

SELLING OFF AT PROFILE. B. SPENCE &
son are selling OF ut profit.
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ArTEMrr OF A SAMPLE MERCHANT TO ELUDE
AN OrFIcER.-Mr. 4. J. Shad, a Sampe-mer-
chant in the stationery trade, was before the
Police Justice Friday charged with selliog
withouta license, but though Policeman Swee-
ney was positive Shad had violated The law he
could not produce evidence of the fact, and
The accused was discharged, leaving some
imputation upon the officer Of having acted
without due consideration. On Friday Po-
nccman Sweeney got new and more positive
Information of Shad'S violation Of law, and
he procured auoiuer warrant for bis arrest,
Uut could not find him until Saturday morn
ing. when he a>certaned that Shad was IN
Manchester about TO go South. He was ar
rested at the Belle Isle station by Sergeant
Fowlkes and Mr. Sweeney as the cars We're
about to start, though he made every effort
to secrcte bipself. On Saturday he was
brought before Police-Juatice White, and
upon waving examination was sent on 10
Tie grand jury Of the Hastings Court for in.
dlctment.
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HESRrco CIRCUIT CoURr.-The grand jury
OF the Henrico Circuit Court will meet to-
day. Mr.. Thomas johnson is the foreman.
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xLIII. CONGREss-second Session.
WASHINGTON, January 80, 1875.
SENATE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

"0oHH 0H 1'HA HHoLN 1 Al ~ GCe
Immediately after the House was called
to order the clerk proceeded to read the
Journal. emitting to read the yeas and nays
in detail, when Mr. RANDALL Immediately
raised the point Of order that they must be
read. After long debate the SPEAKER de.
cided that the point was well taken, and di.
rected the clerk to read the journal. j
After four hours' reading Of the journsl
on motion of Mr.. BCTLER the House ad.
iourned. =.
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The WEATHER on Saturday was clear or
partly cloudy, and pleasant, with moderate
temperature; cloudy and threatening at
night.
Range Of Thsrmo;n,trr at the DfspHtch cFce
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KTANTED, ALL THE LADIES TO
w know that have been appointed ssent Tor the
STATEN ISLAND DYEINGIWORKS, and am
prepared to receive alt kinds of;work, such as
dresses shawls, cloaks, feathers, gloves. Aso gen
suit, S2-by the celebrated French Sc9nrer aud
Cham pion Glove-CTeaner, 7hlt I. FRENCH,
de 10 >, No. 6 Ninth street, Sign OF hed FRR'
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NJILK-PURE MILK-RICH MILK.-I
Nl have established DAIRY upon my farm,
one mile and half from Richmond, ana VIII 1e.
ry daley, and guarantee satisfaction. ADDRESS,
through Richmond or Mancheeter post Gnce, sta-
ting quantity wanted aud hour ler asaSeFs:,o s:,o.r
is 25-lWA Il, AAApSWs
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TOHN ". DENNIS, GENERAL AGENT
81 NORTHWESTERN LIE E INSURANCE
COMPANY, one OF the best In the United States.
Local agents wanted u the cities and counties gem
orally. .-s..
Cflice at present at my coal-yard, on Basin be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, hichmono, va.
fe ID m.Sw1t ....s... Y