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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-04
Supreme Court or Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, january 2.-The Supreme
Court organized to-day with r. C. Brickell
chief,justice and T. j. Judge and A. R. Man
ming associates. They appointed Thomas G..
Jones reporter. He Is the gentlem,n whose
speech at the last memorial day in this city
was published all over the North, especially
his. tribute TO the yalor of the Federal
soldiers, ....s.. .-,....t,-
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s@OM1ss1oN.-In the directory Of the Rich
mond ministers published in our New: Years
edition the name of Rev. A. H. Sands, cor
ner of Grace and Pine streets, who has
charge of two churches, and is one OF the
most laborious and useful ministers, was &C.
cidentally omitted. D., .'... -. ~
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MORE LUMBER MEAsURED.--During the past
wear Mir. T. P. Campbell measured 1880, ,09G
feet of oak, pine, and walnut lumber, IN
addition to the quantity measured by Mr. 1t.
w. Morris, and published on Friday the LIST
instant, -.. i.. a, f...-# s..s
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Accident to q BFakeman-,Train' De
. .4~.f 34i g layed, de- o,.,.ft.,se, y, s.,

n Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
CHARLorTEsyiLLE, Va, Janury a. Charles
Bales, brakeman on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, fell from the, western.b bound
freight train last night near staunton and
had his leg crushed, requiring amputation.
He was taken to Staunton.
The Virginia Midland train to-day was
three hours behind, time, having been de-
tanned by the south-bound train.
On Monday trains on the Chesapeake and
Ohio road will dine here.
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DIED FROM HIS WoUNDs.-Mr. Leonidas
81. Fore, who was recently so badly injured
by the accidental discharge of gun, died on
Friday, at the residence of MIR. r. 81. Jack
son, in Chesterfield county. Mr.. Fore was
buried yesterday by the Typographical
Union ... r.. ... .-H.s.. ....s
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ROBBERY. Richard Thompson's fruit and
newsstand, on Ten:h street between Main
and Cary, was broken open late Friday night
and robbed of clock, lot of cigars, candy,
fruit, &c boxes" etc -t--
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Pro NOSo CoLLEGE-LETTER FROM HIS
HOLINESS THE PORE TO Bishop GEoss.-The
Savannah Adrertiser Of Tuesday prints the
following: '...
To our Venerable Brother William, Bishop
of SarGnndh;
Venerable Brother,-Health and apostolic
benediction. Its with the greatest pleasure,
Ycnerable brother, that we learn of the founda-
ton of your seminary, and Of the hope which
you entertain Of its utility; and certainly
you could never have provided in proper
way for the wants Of your diocese by a
clergy gathered here and there from
every direction: for if our holy faith is
to remain we'll grounded among the pee
pie native clergy is required-a clergy
whose force may be easily kept entire,
and whose members, formed in the same
institution, will remain so united that
they can always and every where work cordi-
ally together. We congratulate you, there
fore, on your undertaking. Moreover, since
we learn that the marble statue of Our Lady,
which we sent you.Was most acceptable, not
only to yourself, but TO your entire flock,
and that you have resolved to expose 1t pub
| llcly in tue oratory Of your seminary, we
confidently hope that the blessed Virgin will
| take this work under her special protection,
so that it will succeed according to your best
wishes and to the wants Of your diocese.
And, in order that all the faithful may im-
Dore this favor the more earnestly from the
charity of this good Mother, we gladly con.
sent to your petition. To all the faithful,
therefore, who visit this image of the
Divine Mother in said oratory, Ind
who recte there the Hail, Mary" three
times, We grant one hundred days iudul-
gence. Moreover, to all those who, with the
same disposition, shall recite therein the
Litany of the blessed Virgin Uoretto), we
grant an indulgence of three hundred days.
The aforesaid indulgencies may beapplied by
way of suffrage to the suffering souls in pur-
gatory. In conclusion, we pray God from
our heart to bless your Episcopal zeal ard
soicitude; and in order to obtain GODS
favor on your undertakings, and as pledge
of our special goodwill towards you, veneer
able brother, we impart most cordially to
you, to your clergy, and to your entire flock,
our Apostolic benediction. 49,. 80. ".
Given at ST. Peters in Rome, this I'd day
of November, 1874, the twenly-nlnth year OF
our pontifeate. PIUS T. I. la.
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,,,cs MEDICINES. &c.
,SDFRFUL MEDICINE.

1 s-ONDERFUh mhp'o'N
N ,,. cI0RE-FLowER sY UP
F. CI.REs. AsIFB BY MAGIC,
,, rorC,v>, SCHTls,HoARsESSss'
,.-,>.rE LUNG AFFECTIONS
,,~uN., CEoTr'
- .'.>.,. or THE LUNGS, rLECRtSY,
hH..,,r.r!7y OF BREATHING,
~ yu,Cs, and VIII cure
CONSUMPTION,
-, ooo crzvc-ro5acd witnesses tes'iF. No
,,a;ug poisonous: delicious TO take thc
nm ,t,r II, sil afflicted with affections of the
+'."' \ t,7c. ls>lu,sihs 70 posterity one o, the
-- N',' SOUND LUNGS and immunity
-. .>a>>r"rrIoS.
'' ,,,,,s-cd lhoussnd bottles have been
.'.' ,,,,,s single failure known. Thousands OF
80 - ,,,oc,rrul cures, such as the follow
50 :, q, Al the Office Of the pronrtc'ors' NO.
=. -" 49,. Atlanta. Ca. or will be sent on ap-
.,., :, any Who doubt
YxrcrrtvE DHrARTMEST,t
.--,xrA ga, JanuSry 2b. D "a. y ,
"nn,.wpyKToS: Dear Sir.-I baye used
W. "' -, :, rrnwrr Cough Syrup myself. anu IN NJ!
- ,.cvrS,s 60 marked "a 10 leave un-
D." m. minis Ct 4 remedy which, In mye1-
- l h,, nruyea uIc that cNccis everything loT
3, ',"s :, ,rit,, prrfcci confidence. and recon-.
~ ~ G n,,i,,i'. A. a remedy which vi Ill afford
I'D =, 'r.';f-';, 1T experienced hs me ana mine.
Very respectfully I"S,s, Ss, n. SMITH,
Governor state Of Geo,gis.
,.,,. u. J.S. rKMRERToN & Co. propric-
-. Atlantis, Ca. aEd by ann Co
wholesale Agents,
Richmond, Va.
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DEATH OF A MAGIsrRATE.-Ja James B. Bur.
we'll (colored), one of the magistrates of
jackson Ward, died on Saturday morning.
His funeral took place yesterday afternoon
from Ebenezer church, s:3w- I..+.,g=.. ....-: 81,
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ENGLISH WoRSTED COATINGS---Large ana we'll
assorted stock of French and English coatinss on
hand, and will be made to order In the best style
and at low prices. Call on Z. Is. spence u soS'
merchant tailors, and leave your orders.
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CAUTION.

t.y uoIswders or prepared SlMhOSS'S LIVER
unless In our engraved wrapper
', III trademark, stamp. ald signature unbroken
. g.. olher /, p=nulne.
}. II. ZElLIN & CO.,
Jr4S.Gm Macon, Ga. and Philadelphia.
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SlNNONS'S LIVER REGULATOR
.s.-s,.r, OF Tx Liver. Stomach. and Spleen

~. .,nia"rtlya Family Mcdiclne;
,.tt.,. p. las Kept READY for ilnnedi-
-, .,-rr. Win save many an hour or
an ring and maay dollar In time
49, Guciors' bills. ,,
.,.r T r.y Years trial il is sill re-
r.,,:ur the most unqualified teslmo-
,..,l> IL: It's virtues from persons OF
,l,r highest character and RESPONSE
.E:l fmiurut pay yslssAns commend
., s,. the. .uJS.
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FANCY CAssIMEREs FOR PASTs-Large stock OF
all the new patterns on hand, and viii be made to
order at low prices. Call on E. B. SPENCE & soS
and leave YOUR orders. - - 80 -
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-SHIRTs.-Thls cele'
bratea make OF shirts can be had only OF Z. b.
SPENCE & Son, merchant tailors. 1900 Main street.
Shirts made TO order, and perfect fit or no sale.
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DIR. BULLS CoUGH-SYRUP is particularly recon-
mended for children 1t cures Coughs, Colos'
Group, Throat. and Whoopins- ns-Cough. Is
pleasant to the taste and acts like charm. frice'
l5 cents.
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tthc phosphate Of lime with 9 healing property
which renders the oil doubTy eflcacious. Remark.
able testimonials or its cncacy can beexnibited 70
those who desire 10 see them. For sale by 4. B.
WLB IN, Chemist, Boston, ~ a.i-ts ts1.i.
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FINED By THE Police JUs1ICE.-John NJ.
Rose, charged with asSaulting and beating
r. L. Noel (colored), was fined $500 by the
Police Justice on Saturday.
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THE GRANGERs.-Brookland Grange, No
1856, will have aH all-day meeting at the
Town Hall, Brook Turnpike, tomorrow.
The officers.eect will be then installed.
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READY-AADE CLOTHING at low prices for sale by
E. B. SPENCE & Son, merchant taiors, 1900 Main
street. .'' ''
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CLOTHING and SHIRTS made to order. and per-
feet fl guaranteed or no sale by E. B. SPENCE
aEF - sSata
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WASHINGTON COLLARS just received and fol-
sale by E. B. SPENCE & Son, merch mt tailors,
1900 Main street. --.- -}
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i CANTON Fl tANSEL, SHAKER FLANNEL, Mcrino
and jeans drawers for sale low by E. B. SPENCE &
SON 1900 Main street. tf.ar4 ..a:..rs st.. r...
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One dollar will buy heavy merino unuershlr
from E. b. SPENCE s. SoE, merchant tailors' 1oo'
Main street.
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INDICATED RED-FLANNEL TsH1RTs- certsi,
cure fer rheumatism for sale by Z. B'sPENcE
SON. NJ erch mt tailors.
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TFFECTUAL. SPECIFiC

,.r,uN>IIi'ATluS. HEADACHE'
rAiS IA li3c SHOULDERS. lilzHl-
%I>>. >aUg STOMACH. bad taste
IN lIr MOUTH, BILIOUS At
gs,h>. HALrlTATlOS of the
ItlAHT, I'AlS III thc region "t
fa, klpNrYS. HF>rONDESCi,
,LuoM, sni lurchndings al EVIL
Ali III which are the offspring OF
3 li~, a-,i LIVER.
II vou feel EULL. DRowSY,
pEEiIITtTED. have frequent
HEADACHE. MOt I'll TASTES
BADLY, PuUR hrraTiTE, ana
COATED. you are sur
..rl..irOm IuKrlD LIVER or
"IEIprSSESS," and nothing
NIL ru!. you 30 speedily ahu
rrl.sI"ully.
lr.llTFR the largest organ
,G the huGy, Il gcncraity the
,,a, nj .hc disease, and II not
r:ECrL ,TEp IN time great sut-
,rrlrr. wrtIchedHeSs, aud
trtIit vii! cN>uc.
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CONFECTIOEEKIEE.

y AlSINs. NUTS, &c.
SO BONES RAISISs,
500 POUNDS ALMoHDs,
500 POUNDS ENGI.Isu WALSuTs,
z BAhHELs PECAN NUTS,
100 BOXES anc drums FIGS,
800 C0COASuTS,
8 BOXES CITRcS,
5 BOXES LEMONS,
HALF BARRELS MIScE-I NEAT,
20 HAMS FRESH VENIS0S.
In store W. q. CAMBRIDGE & CO.,
de II S27 Broad street.
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- = y BI-i5lIS III = |s--7
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER on Saturday was cool and
rainy during the forenL on, but clear, mild,
and pleasant after IL O'clock. BY midnight
the mercury had fallen eight degrees. j
Range Of 7aermon,aer at TIE Dispatch Office. /
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VISITORS ApPoiNTEE. The term Of Ga
briel c. Wharton of Montgomery, Robert
Beverly of Fauquier, and e. n. !Tidball OF
Frederick, as visitors to the Virginia Agrf-
cultural and Mechanical College has expired.
In their places Governor Kemper appointed
and the Senate on Saturday confirmed the
following: General Gabriel G. Wharton IRE.
appointed), General W. 81. +. Lee Of Fair
fax, and General James H. Williams Of
Frederick. The other members OF the pre-.
sent Board of Visitors hold over.
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THE WARWICK COLLAR Is made like the Elm
wood, with all the edges folded, so they Will not
turn out
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OVERCoATs.-For a nice overcoat at a low pric
call Oh Z. B. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main street, 1
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sIMnONS'S
LIVER REG ULATOR.

FIR Dyspcp7ia. Constipation. Jaundicc, Bilious
''..h,, Sick Headache, Cole. depression ol spir-
g.. SUR stUlntc!i, Heartburn, &c, &C.,
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RoscIUs CoLLAR-something new, just out-fol
sale by E. 3. SPENCE Son. .>s%s
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IT HAS no EQUAL

/ ftulticss family me!icine.
D,-, not di>irraugc the system.
i sure 10 cure If taken regularly.
J. no drastic. violent medicine.
DOES no; Interfere With business.
i no intoxicating beverage.
Contain, The simplest and best remedies.
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MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES, FIELD
VI GLASSES, BAkoMETERs. THERMoaETRRs,
MAGIC LAETEKSs MATHEMATICAL AND PHIIO-
kDrHICAL INSTRUMENTS.
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO,
924 Chestnut street, philadelphia:
6o1 Broadway, New York
Catalogues, Part Ist. Mathematical Part I'd Op-
neal Part Sd. Magic Lanterns; Part 4th. Phiio-
L1phical Iustruueuls. Each ten cents,
Eo 10 eO33n
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CHANGE OF ScHEDULE.-The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Cincinnati express train leaves
now at 500 P. NJ. instead of $40 L. Nj. -
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,~.r,! with ,N:- ANTlDOTE, all climates u
...,,- .c water and food may be faced wlthc
a.. a remedy in MALARIoCS FENEl
uwEl COMPLAINTS, ESTLESSNE
AvNpIl +. NAUSEA,
HI ,HEArEST, ruREST, AND BEST FAN
LY MEDICINE N THE WORLD.
II have never seen or tried
Aurha simple, elcaciouS, sat
!,i4ciury, a,L pleasant remc-
rs iH NY liic.'-H. HAISER,
st. Louis, Mo.
Hon. Alex. II. stephens.
'IGcra.ionally use, when my
condition requires il. Doctor
>immyus's Liver Regulator
with good eiirctS."-HoS,
ALEX. II. STErEESS.
Governor of Alabama.
"Yuur Regulator has been
IN use in my family for some
Zine. and am persuaded II Is
q valuable addition 10 the
m.di al science COY. y.
GILL SHORTER, Ala.
81 have used the Regulator
inmv family for the past sew
cuiccn years. ! can safely re-
commend il 10 the world H.
The bast medicine have ever
used ror that Glass of Diseases
II uurporlS 10 cure."-H. r.
IHlGFES.
President Of City Bank.
"si,nmuus's Liver Rcgula-
tor has proved l. good and ehi-
r,ci"us nrdicinc. -. A.
NUIIl<G.
Druggists.
We have been acquainted
with Or. simmops's Liver
Medicine Tor more than twen-
" years. and know IL 10 be the
i->t Liver Regulator offered
10 the public.'-M. +. LYON
and IL. l.. LYON, belieion-
tame, ia.
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'-|1S75 POSTAGE FREE. 1875.
J. T. ELLYSON

j. T. ELLYSON, gstt j,
NEwsDFALER AND: BOOKSELLER.
1112 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA. "
viii send any OF the following papers and maea-
zines to any address lpoStdge paid on receipt or
the prices annexed, which are the publishers, low
es: rates. The EDUCATIONAL, JOURNAL, with any
of the following periodicals, Will be- supplied at
81 On: -.
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PROPOSALS.

nO HOUsE-BUILDERS.-The under
ii afpned a committee OF the trustees of UNI n
theological Seminary, Virginia. invite sealed pro
nosals I'M 31ST OF MARCH, 1875, for contract
for a LIBRARY: BUILDING at the village or
Hanpden sidney, Va. ~.
plans and specifications can be examined a. me
Office of Judge +. NJ. Watkins, treasurer lat lhe
Cnmm erciai savings Bank), al Farmyile, Va, Who
viii also applicants the terms OF the WIN.
ten contract and ayments, re9nisttons OF security
on the part Of contractors, &C.. &c. ,o.x
: 4 he trustees meet on the! 7ths OF sAprl, 1870
rhen they will consider the proposals.
The address Of the committee is :. Hampden sio
new Post Otlce, Va.," or !" Eaimyils,, ya.," car'
nS tho Hrsaasfrefs II .tiCii' ID. a. SMITH,
" .ss 1.S :. ~.'&>S,-tf, I'll, r. L. nABNEY,
H. 80 sst.a Nas'f +. N. WATKINS,
IL, on yvaxy 4s4,ffsf sstf,sB{.Ef. Committee.
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i .Ll9sT OF 5LErrERs.

IL mAINING IN The MANCdESTEH HCSIs
OFFICE JANUARY q, 1876 Persons calling
for letters shis l.s. wi please y Advertised. u
LADIES LIST. u tt,fz
Archer, 81. G. Davis, g. T.& Jenningss A.
rmstead. A. W. Foster, a. Il. g May, III. n. s'
Bland, Eliza Fox, N. Miles, W.Bss
Brown, u. t2) Gibbs, 8. Psyne, u.
Blankenshtp, j. Gary Psfyesx BIZ !.
Beckford, x. Garpus, d.. Plany, 8. II.
srown, WI. Harrison. A. G. RaRiard, AZ ssis
BOTTOMS. q. A. HicEmoIs, e. Ro6tnson, a.
Bass. III ". Henderson. u. Roberts, A.tH.
CorbiD, G. NJ. Harris, N. q. spoits, B. y,
Clark, a. Howard, "A. SneiRngs, n. n
Coweny e Jonhsoni J. Talfey, 8. \. *
Cary, L. Jarfons. Miss Taylor, n. z.
Cheatham 9. (2, Jones, j. ". 3 Watkins. H. e.
Croxton,P P. b. Jones, E.. Womarck, B.
GENTLEMEN,s LIST. !,
Buehanan,J. Harris, n. Price, n. ~.
He'll. Il. ~ ~sY Hopkins, j. a.. Patterson, A.
Bartlett J. N. Hatcher, r. a. Reed, L. ~
Branch, j. a. johnson, j. MS Ryan, j e. a. -
Ceitmap; Johnson: J j. r. s. Bl Bey mann, ifi
Cooke, W... Knowles, o. a. h smitb, II. C.a q
Coleman, n. Long, j. Scarborough, Dir.
Craig. j. D. McEvaDs. W. smith.G. siig.t}s
Cheatham. A. Molair. j. T.. Sniff, E..
Clements, y. Moore j.. = Smitb,3. 5sss
Edwards, ). b. Moody. II. p. Schwartz. ii. esyr
eastman. W. II. Moore, A. ,2l Speedsn, j. f.
F0ulks,D. hG Mead. ID. tEt Thonlss. j.
Gregory, y. O'Connep, J: Vianni, +
parcher.J H. Perkinson, II. Williams. RID. y
Hollister, T.. Phillips. A.G. Wooldriage, R.A.
CHIEF Of Police (2l.
~ s ROBERT BEATTTE,P. N. E
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Il have never seen or tried
surha simple, eliicacious, sat
i,,4ciury, ait pleasant remc-
IS in my HE. III. HAISER,
ii. Luuls, No.
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c1 X REWARD.-Lost,b between the cor
DlC ner of Catharine and Henry and store Of
NJ Evans, on Broad street, on the night OF Decem-
ber 3lst, one BROWN MOkOCCO POCKET
BOOK containing forty-two dollars and hfty cents
three ten-dolIar notes two five dollar notes, one
two.doIiar note and fifty cents in teR-cent note .
A reward or FIFTEEN DOLLARS Will be given
land no questions a<ked) by leaving 1t with Super
intendeur j L.. Davis, at Washington Hail. or TO the
IA I al. Sd. HUNT.
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Hon AlnN IL. SlcnhnnS,

Internationally use, when my
condition requires il. Doctor
>iumvHs's Liver egulator
wiki good effects. Hon,
ALEX. II. STEP EMS.
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EOR RENT, THE BRICK DWELL m:a
IL ING of three good rooms and wood-room Eli
adjoining, with water on The lot in rear Of y. Il.
Morrison &c Co.'s drugstore, Broad street near
Tweuty-ffth. A good tenant will be favored. Ap-
ply at l13 twenty ty-ninth street, between franklin
and Grace streets. 1a 4-1t#
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DURE GAME FOWLS FOB SALE
L Having the most select and pure games In the
state offer the following noted str Ans q re
TARTAR, SILVEK-DUCK WINGS, DUSTY
MILLERS, = STOS SEFENCE,s SuWARhOM
ENG LISH PILE, VIRGINIA STR1CbNlNs
ahu-D fA''A j, ii. L. ANDERSON,
a.oa.1oYs sr.- M. ff-as Hewlett's, Va.
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LOST, STRAYED, AND EOUND. =.
T. OST OR MlSLAID some days ago, the
IL following tobacco note: Anderson,s; NO.
1877. The public are warned against trading Ior
said note. ,I Ita 2-2wl = JAMES r. GRAY.
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Governor Of Alabama.

"Yuur Regulator has hccn
IN use in my family for some
time. and | am persuaded II Is
4 valuable addition 10 the
medi al science. Coy. y.
GILL SHORTER, a Ia.
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EOR RENT, SECOND AND THIRD Ga
Il FLOORS over store No.1S south Eighth ED
street between Main and Cary, suitable for a
tlemen.
ton, near williamsburg avenue. Apply to /.
z. L. CROUCH & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, :
No. 9 Eleventh street, between Maiu and Bank.
o.
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LOST, FROM TIE SOUTHERN EX-
IL PRESS wagon, On ThursdaY-suppo5ed be-
tween Westerhoffs, Main street, and the = Law ,N
BuiIding, on Franklin srreet-my POCKET Book
oiher PAPERS The finder will be literally rewardeu
by leaving the same at the Express Office, Main
Street between Nghth and Ninth; :, ,,,,s. r.-,uo
ia 1-3t#, =. Z. 1UF Ao' oiFei..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-04

DOR RENT, OUR DESIRABLE EGA;s
e BALLROOM, with recepiion.rooms at ~
tached for ladies' and gentlemen also, fine sup
Ia 2-lm* s:..'i. .p LEVY BROTHERS. d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-04

81 have used the Regulator
!nmy family for the past sew
ruiccn wears. | can safely re-
commend ii TO the world ~
The h"st medicine | have ever
used ror that Glass Of diseases
j, purports 10 cure. III. r.
IIIIt,pEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-04

EOR RENT, FRAMED TENE.lENTGA GA:a
l. No. S, west side of Fourth between Main LII
and Franklin streets, containing six rooms, closets,
&C. Possession al once. Apply 10 : :, IL,
in 2.6t Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-04

EOR RENT, DESIRABLE PLACE a.
IL situated on Main street about half mile M:I
from the city limits, containing four acres: HOUSE
other desirable suburban RESIDENCES mt from
IS, il 0, to S15 per month. Apply ut once to o.
WILLIAM r. FOLK & Co,
| A No Tnufh CT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-04

"siinmuns's Liver Regu la
Tor has pruy2a 4 good aud eli-
r,ri"us lnrdicinc. &C. A.
NEIIISE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-04
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
ROORs, STATIONERY, de-,

ROBERT BEATTIE, p. ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-04

TOR RENT-POSSESSION IMME- Gza
l. DIATELY-A good FAMILY RESI-: EI
DENCE, No. IL, on, First street between Main
and Cary. IL has eight rooms with kitchen and
four rooms Gas and wafer OH premises. just
put In thorough repair. Good dry yard. and con-
be low. Apply second door below. ja 4-1t*
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-11-04
A PRODIGY.

There Is musical prodigy to be found among
the coal miners, near Massillon, who Is worth
seeing and hearing, He Ia o lad, probably seven.
teen years Of age, and to all appearances devoid
Of intellect or powers Of appreciation except only
in musical matters. We saw and heard this lad
one evening last week in Massillon. When we
spoke To him he only turned his eyes upon US,
making no response and seeming not 10 under.
stand our words. A companion made him under
stand that we desired to hear him execute a piece
upon dulcimer which he had, and Immediately
he seemed all aglow with animation, and began
TO execute within Mile Of Edinboro" in man.
ner that was faultless, and without missing note
His execution on this quaint instrument was per-
feet. He afterwards played other airs, more diff.
cult, without any distinguishable error, One who
is acquainted with him. informed us that aftel
the manner of Blind Tom, his aptness at catching
unknown airs is remarkable. Brought up as he
has been, among the mines, with no opportunities
Of culture and in fact with no more intellect than
an infant, when we heard his execution ever
upon an instrument 30 simple, we considered him
worthy of more than ordinary notice, He seemt
to regard every Sccent, every point in time and
harmony, and altogether is one Of the prodigiel
whose mind Is wrought up TO the beauty Of hu
msnity by epower Of music, when all else avail
nothing.