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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-13

UNITED STATES BANKRUPT COURT, FRIDAY
Judge Il. ". Hughes preadtng.-l the mat
ter OF Leroy &. Bulman, bankrupt. The
register was ordered TO file with the clerk
the necessary papers for the discharge OF lhe
BANKRUPT, or SnOT cause on the 18Th instant
why be has not done 80.
In the matter Of Thomas II. Board, bank
rupt. The assignee Vas ordered to make sale
OF the hankrupts chooses in action at Bedford
Courthouse on some court. day, after giving
tWo weeks notice thereof.
In the matter Of K. NJ. Iludoins, bank
rupt. The bankrupt was ordered TO pay TO
the assignee the amount due on the bonds
executed by him icr purchase made By him 1T
the safe Ci his property within thirty days
after the date OF this decree: and the bank
rupt was given leave 10 show cause on the
second day Of March next why he should
not comply with th, order.
In the matter OF John W. Davies, bank.
rupt. John II. Gilmcr was appointed 4
special commissioner to takc and report tC
the court IN account of the liens and thcil
prorties upon said bankrupt'S real estate
In the matter of John l.. Uendrick, bank
rupt. The bankrupt and assignee were dis
charged.
In the matters of w. S. King, J. B. Mid
dleton, and George W. Burton. Jacob Cohl
was appointed assignee in the place o
Lewis f. Highly, deceased.
In the matter of Aaron Brunn, bankrupt
Upon the application Of the assignee anc
creditors an order was made removing TIL:
cause to the Western district Of this State
at Lynchburg, upon payment OF costs.
Judge Hughes opens his court ut alexan
dria next Tuesday, the 18th, and expects tC
leturn here on the 18th instant.
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Editors Dispatch: 1t will be seen on re-
ference to your advertising columns that the
President of the Board of Health of the city
is asking proposals for the removal of night
soil By some "odorless pneumatic process >
Your correspondent respectfully suggests
That in view Of the present increasing de-
mand for ueedful expenditure in city im-
provemcnts the Board of Health and other
authorities should cautiously examine the
merits Of whatever " odoress pneumatic pro-
cess is referred TO in their advertisement.
The city authorities of Baltimore only last
week repealed by 4 four.titths vote the cX'
istiug ordinance which involved contract
with the " OdorleSs EXcayatng Company ~;
and from this fact we are left to conclude
that the practical workings of its apparatus
must have been tried and found wanting.
The writer is informed by 4 master me-
chanc of high standing that the popularity
of the soil of thi- city would seriously inter-
fcre with the suction of any pump or pncu.
matte arrangement because Of It's natural
sravclly and gritty formation.
Whether this will be SO or not it would be
we'll, as above suggested. for our authorities
not to bind themselves in any contract for
the use of rev Inventions introduced by
nou.residents and Strangers until they are
fully satisfied from the experience OF xotner
and wealthier municipal! governments that
the city would be benefited thereby in point
of both health and economy.
Would it not be well, therefore, for the
Board of Health to require the "odorleSs
pneumatic" process to be tried for length
Of time in such sections Of the city as the
Board might sclcct-say three to six months,
at the minimum rates fixed by law, and then,
if it should prove success, contract could
be awarded?
But it must be confessed single trial
would not be fair test, and the merit
claimed for the new process over the one
now in use would not be established and the
new invention thoroughly tested.
TAXPAYER.
Richmond, February -, 1875.
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NANCHESFEKs NEWS.

THE COURTS The Circuit Court of Ches.
terfeld county and the Hastings Court OF this
city convene on Monday.
Rolls OF HoNoR.-For the week ending
February 18th the following pupils are on the
roll of honor at~he male hish-school: r. II
Winfree, d. b. Winfree, j. Ii. Ingram, G. E.
Chiles, Walter Burgess, W. c. Hatcher, z
Atkinson, j. c. Jnks.
AT the colored bgh-school for the same
period the following are on the roll of honor
l.. Dangertield, Margaret Harris, Sarah
Dixon, Nettie Brown, William Randolph, j.
Trent, James Peters, John Peters, William
Moon, K. Goode,, IL. Clarke, A. Cunningham,
FL. Brown, j. Blackwell.
MORE FAvoKABLE.--The condition of MIR.
Charles Latham, who was injured at HiX-
ALPS mills Thursday, is said to be more ia
vorable, although he is not yet entirely con-
scious.
IMpoRrANT.-The delinquent tax-paying
portion of this community will find notice
in another column of considerable interest
from the City Sergeant.
PAssED.-Yesterday bill passed the
House of Delegates amending the charter OF
the Bank Of Manchester.
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Disastrous Cmfaggratisn in Hartitrd.
THE FLAMES UNCoxTROILABLK.
LosS, .Quartsr of a Million.

HARTFoR3s CoNNEGMCUT, February 12.-
A fire was discovered at 3 O'Clock this morn
ng IN NilleTs fancy store, on Main street.
The hydrants were frozen land the fire pread
south. Several firemen were injured by
falling walls. The loss is estimated ut S 250,-
coo.
The fire is still burning. Details viii be
sent later.
second' Dtspateh.l
HARTFORD, February l2.-No water was
to be had, and in half an hour after its com
meacement the fire was uncomfortable
Starr's building was burned. Ives, Inger. ,oll
& Go. lose 500 900. 1t is thought the fire
will be confined to its present limits.
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WHAT is NEEDED:

BOSTON, Februa-,l3, 1871.
HEsyeY r. STEVENS ESD:
Dear Sir-Abaut one year sncerT found myself
In ;,feeble condition from general desthify. EEGE-
1I.AE was Strongly recommended 10 me by fiiend
who had been much benefited by It's use. I pro-
curH the article, and after using several bottles.
was restores to healila and discontinued It's USE
rfor 10 It forthose complaints for wkch 1t Is espe-
cialec.preplred. and would cheerfulIy recommend;
1t tO.lhosc WHO feel ha they ueed something to re-
Stor.:them 10 nerfect health.
Respectfully yours,
L. T.. PEITEEGILL,
frDLof >. NJ. PettergHtE & Co.,
No. IL Slate street, Boston.
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PoL1cE Court, YESTERDAYIJasttce j. j.
HMte presiding.-Myer Hall, charged Win
tayraucv, was sept to Jail for thirty days.
Ann Johnson and Jennie Watkins, charged
with stealing seventy.tive dollars in United
States currency from Henry wiley. Case
was continued until to-day.
William Harris. charged with attempting
TO break and enter the store of l.. d. Bos-
sicux, was sent to Jail for three months IN
default of surety
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T'HE GREAT REPUTATION
which yEGETINE kas aitaiaed in all PAN. OF tbs
rspuutrJ ~

which yEGETINF has sitaiaed In all paris OF ths
,'spsstry =,
GREAT AND coop MEDICINE.
aud the large nambar Of Testimonials waieh are.
constantly beiugTeceiyed from. persons who hay
been cured bysits nse, Is conclusive proof Of
great value. Itfsf6eommended sy physicians
apotheearses. Asa Blood fhndcr and Health
stored Agaas no equal. ...s,-...
vE6ET1NE IS not prepa,edf1r fanel
made f,on poor liquors, whicH debiistates{
tenn sad tends 10 destroy health instead
ing it sa ts..ts.49.-y.-. 49, 4.
Are not the many testimonials give,
ferent SoHspIaints satisfactory 10 an1
person suffering from diseases taat
curedz. Readthe difeyent tes,i noDfais
NO one can doabt In many OF these cas
sous say that the!r pain and snf.rlngs can1
pressed az In eases OF ScTofua, where appsfentYy1
me Whole body was one mass of corruption. II
VEGETISR:will relieve pain. cleanse, puyffy, and
surc such cieeases, resros ~ the patient % perfect
aealth after trying different physicians many REM
ees, suffering for years. IS Hnot conclusive proof,
is you are D sufferer, you can be cured 9 Why Is
tsfs medicine performing such great cures It
warks,i In the bloot-in the cFenlafing fluid II eau
be truly called the GSedt Blood Purifier. The great
source OF disease originates In the blood. and no
me7iene that does not act directly upon II, 10 pu-
rtfy and renoyate, has any fnst caim upon public.
attention. When, the blood becomes lifeiess and
stagnanr, either from change OF weather or OF cii-
mats; wnnt Of EXERCISE irregular uSet, or from any
other cause, the VEGETINE will renew the blood,
curry or the pntrid humofs, oezusa the stomach,
reguiate the bowels. and inpart tone OF ytgor to
the whole body. The conviction fs, in the public
mind well as In the medical profe ION, that The
remedies supplied by the Fagetd5se Tingdom are
more safe .Inore successful In the cure Sf disease
than mineral medicines. YEGETINE Is composed
of rootas bsrs and herbs. )t is pleasant 10 take,
need II . Do not hesitate TO Try it, You will never
regret 1t, - a>
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GAINED ngrrEEN POUNDS oRsFEEsH.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, JanRary IL, 1879.
II. X. STEVENS, Esq: ~.
lear Sir-I have had Dyspepsia In Its worst form.
for the last years. ana have taken hundreds or
dollars worth OF medicine without obtaining, any
relief. In september last / comIneuCed takink the
VEGET cNE, since which time my sesth has Steadl-
ly improved. My food oigests we'll, and have:
gained fifteen pounds Of ssh. There are several
others In this place taking VEG and all have
obtained relief. Yours, iyuly,
THOMASE. MOORE,
0yerseer of Card-roona- Portsmouth
C0mpauy's Mills.
VEesETINE IS SOT ID BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
n, IO-WHS .... s.".-
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THE THEATRE.-Mss Katie Putnam had a
fine audience last night. AS Amry the Little
Barefoot, and as Gertrude in the Loan OF q
Lover, she acted superbly and kept every.
body laughing throughout the evening. At
the matinee to-day she will appear as Ger
trudc in Household Treasure. Little Dot
Putnam Will appear in one OF her specialties.
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SKATING ON THE BAsIN-The ice upon the
basin and canal was quite as good Yesterday
as it was on Wednesday, and large number
of persons took advantage of the occasion
and the pleasant temperature, and amused
themselves skating.
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CONDITION OF Mr.. kEARNEY.-Mr. Daniel
Kearncy. the young man who was so seri-
ously injured by Jumping off the Fredericks-
burg cars near Ashland, Thursday morning,
was still unconscious last night. DR.. Mon
cure says it is impossible to tell now whether
or not he will recover.
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nESRIco COUNTY CoURT.-Judge Il. Z:
Minor p'esiding.--This court was engaged
Yesterday in the trial Of civil cases, ana
the case of james Taylor, charged with
adultery. The jury returned u verdict oil
Guilty. and the accused was fined $50. The
court adjourned to meet to-day at IL
p,rIopk
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CoRoHEK's INouEST.-Coroner Taylor yes
tcrtlay held an inquest upon the body of
William Glover, the colored man found dead
al the imc.kin on Thursday morning. \
verdict was rendered that death was caused
bv sCtfJcation from the gases escaping from
the burning Shells. and the jury suggested
that the lmc-kiln ought to be enclosed.
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RICHMOND VA. August 9

RICHMOND, VA, August %, 1874.
have carefully analysed for McSsrs. ARCHER &
BOOKER L sample Of "J. SEMMI's PURE RYE
WHIsKEY" selected by myself, and find it free
from all adutcrations or injurious substances.
therefore recommend 1t As emincntly adapted for
medicinal or family use.
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR. NJ. D.,
State AsSaycr and Chemist
ARCHER & BOOKER, 735 Main street,
Col
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So table building, Shelving, clerks hire, &c.
A full Cabinet discussed railroad matters
to-day.
The Committee on Blukng and Currency
have decided that two impressions Of notes
shall be taken outside OF the Treasury build.
ing. u, @ o. ~
There were no southern nominations to-
day. : ill., -,
Congressman Beck broke bis wrist this
morning by failing on the ice. =
Weather Report
WAsHJssTo., February 12.-Durlng SIT.
urday: In the South Atlantic anaG ulf States,
falling barometer, southerly winds, warmes,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
le7s, and the' Northwest, falling barometer,
southwest Winds. with cloud and rain, fol-
lowed by rising pressure and partlF cloudy
weather, With cold portherly winds.
F0T the Miaule and Eastern States rising
barometer, except possibly falling on the
Middle Atlantic coast northwest to south.
west winds, stationary or lower tenpera.
ture, aad partly cloudy weather. Y
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SAVED BY A PoLICEMAH.-Y Yesterday morn
ing while Master sam. Waggoner, one of the
pages of the House Of Delegate, was skating
on the basin the ice gave way under him and
he went into the icy water. Policeman
LLOYD, Of the Middle district, heard the cries
OF voung Waegoncr, FASTENED to his assist
ance, and succeeded in re>cuing him.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY
Horu's administrator Us. ColberCS admins
istra.or. Appeal allowed from decree OF
TIE Chanccry Court Of Richmond.
GlusScock Us. Welsh. Appeal allowed
from decree OF the Circuit Court OF Fau-
quier county.
REYNOLDS rs. Hatcher. Fully argued by
William Green, Esq, for the appellant, and
James Alfred Jones, Esq, for the appellee,
and submitted.
Mott us. Hudson will be the first case for
1 i1.-I do
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HUsrISGs CouRr.-In the Hastings Court
Yesterday, Judge Guigon presiding, the case
Of Henry Jordan, charged with burglary
upon the premises of Elijah Priddy, was
called for trial. The prisoner was sarraIgned,
and a jury selected but not sworn after
which the court was adjourned until 10
O'Clock this morning.
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OFFICE BOARD OF HkALTu
RICHMOND, VA, February s, 1870.
DROPOSALs FOR THE REMOgAL J,,,. =.
some odorless pneumatic process Will % receives
until WEDNESDAY, February 24th. 40 sonnastt sst
will he awarded uuiees the apparatus mas
In nresance Of the comwinee and met !hen aP
proYal. For information apply ut this omsss.r n.y.
70 A-eodl24 President OF l!Ie Board
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SALE OF HANDSOME REslDENcE.-The
large and beautiful residence on the north
east corner of Clay and Twelfth streets has
lust been sold to Mrs. James B. Ely, OF New
York, for the sum of $4,000, through Messrs.
Williams 81 Gibson.
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GoING TO HAMPToN.-The Senate Commit
tee on Public Institutions and the House
Committee on Prisons and Asylums propose
to visit the Hampton Normal and AgricuI-
turai Institute next Tuesday.
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Shin BURNED and scutt,e,,

BesroN. February l2.-The ship Bunker.
Hill, with TOO tons of sugar and quantity
Of hemp, was burned and scutted in Ma
nilla bay February Sd. Loss, S250,000.
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LEE GALLBRE.-JeIIN ". DAVIES Sos, 92O
EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-Some re-
cent srecimens Of photography from this we'll
known gallery show steady improvement IN style
andarlstic skill, and we commend ft TO the patron
age of The public genernly.-Centrdg Presbyterian,
February 4, 1874.
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w hole tickets, $50; halves, $25; TENTH or each
cor JON, IS; e,,sen whole tickets, $500.
2 or tickets os information, address
" THOMAS Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Louisville, KY.
For ticketsoT information apply TO
A.P.LECUYER. aO9Bsnk street; or
WA. w. MYERS, 400 Main street.
,1o-skYhSw1mo Richmond, Va.
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THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES is called TO tllc
exhibition Of Lace Curtains, Linens, Broche
Shawls, Toweling, Rugs, &C.. at our auction-rooms
No. 0 Governor street, which will he sold at auc-
tion on MONDAY the 18th instant at II O'Clock.
COOK e LAUGUTOS
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EXTRA FINE FIGS and DATES at PIZZISI's.

Best FLORIDA ORANGES, for tie sick.
Sweet JAMAICA ORANGES.
Extra VALENCIA ORANGES.
Prime MESSENA LEMONS.
Ripe ASPISwALL BANANAS.
New, large FIGS and DATES.
Wholesale and retail at D. CoLUMDUs'S, 321
Broad street.
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CANNOT BE EXCELEBD.
CHARIEsrowN, March r9, 1869.
II r STnURNc .

H..R. STEVENS: .-,:y.
Dear Sir,-Ths Is to certify thas l have. rset your
" Blood Preparation" in my family for several
yearS, and think That for Scrofsla, or 1ankerous
humors rheumatic affections, ~ cannot be ex-
selIed. and as q oosd-puriier and spring sdlcine
d Is the best thing | have ever used and have
Rsed almost everything. cam cseerfully recom-
nlsfsd tito any one IN need or sash a. medicine.
Yours respectfully
MRS. A. A. ,DINSM0RE,
19'Russell street.
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DUBLH LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.

DEATH OF GOVERNOR BRAMLErTE-AC-
TION OF THE JyRUSTEES-A sUCCEssoh
APP9IN DINO" MORE POSTPONE.
MENTs-DRAWING CERTAIN EEhkUAkf
27TE,
At :. meeting of the Trustees OF the fuoiic IL
brary of Kentucky, January l6, 1870, is was re-
solve, that C; N. BRIGGS, Esq, who undsr inc
late Hon. THOMAS T.. BGAaLETrE was the real ou-
s,pxss manager OF The g,ft concerts already gwen
In aid OF the Public Library OF Kentucky, &c ana
NE. Is hereby authorized to take The place kiaue
yseanr BIZ the deaih Of said BRAaLErrE IN mo
n. Of the afiirs OF the dfth and sast eis
soncert, and that the drawing announced ior Feo-
u,ary 27, 1896 shall positively and unequisocaiiy
take pl.ce on that day without any farther post
/ noreineut or delay on any account whatever.
R.T.DURRETT, President.
| JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary.
Thereafter all communications relating 10 'oo
s,,b CONCERT should be addressed TO the uncersgn-
ed and pledge myself that the drawing shall come
oy Eebruary 9th, or that every dollar paid ZOE
tickets shall be returned.
| C.M. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager.
Room 4 Public Library Bulldog,
| IA ao3.Sa&Th&wl2t WID~-- Eou.s,.D~, --.-
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REMEMBER THAT SYCLE BROTHERS have the
best assorted stock of DnY GOODS IN The city. You
can save money by buying there.
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II We KNEw.-If we erly knew which Of us will
secure of The great gifts at the last lbrary draw
ing on the 9Th we would ask Conductor Gilmore
to write special Jubilee for him or her. But, rs
LORD Dundreary would say, that is one of those
things which no fellow find out; all we are Ger.
tain OF is that 1t will ever come ts the man who
does not own ticket In whole or In part; and
furtner ihat lr7uch man exists he has but Iitle
over twerty days TO remedy his defect. Tickets for
sale by A. r. L'ECyYER, 900 Bank street. or W.
~. MEYERS, 400 Main street, RIchloonf.
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minnesota senatossaip.

ST.. PAUL, February l2.-Ano:aer ineff ecs-
ual ballot was had to-day. An effort 10 Y 'lth-
draw Ramsay and Lochren and coneen lra'e
on another Republican failed,
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JUST OPENED 81 SYcLE BROTHERS 5Oo. pieces
of Paris STRIPED SUlTINGs at 12kac. worth 1ui'y
2ec. These goods are the bandsomest ever shown
In this city for the price, therefore don't fail 10 20
at once and get your supply.
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INDICATED FED FLANNEL UNuEK-SIuRTS and
DRAwEIS-c cure for decentralization sale
by K. B. SILENCE & son, 1900 Main street. Try
the PEMBROKE WHITE DRESs-SulRTs.
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VALENTINE HEADQUARTERS-
For Valentines for young or old,
Sweet as honey, bright Us gold,
Fixed in boxes trimmed with she'll
Other styles, all looking well {;
Or for Comics full Of gall,
AtSCHAAP'S store you better call.
At 1402 Main street, two doors below Fourteenth,
where You can get them at wholesale or retail at
lowest figures. Don't forge: his PREMIUM CIGARS
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SPRING STYLE BROADWAY SILK HAT now
ready at ALIENS, lila Main street
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LAcES, TOWELS, TABLE and PIASO-COyERS,
Marscilles Quilts. fine Lace Curtains Velvet Rugs,
Linens, Sha"ls, &C.. &C.. 10 be sold al auction on
MONDAY the l 5h instant at l O'clock The stock
Is EOw on exhibition. COOK 4 LAUGHTON.
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NOTARY APPOINTED. The Governor yes
terday appointed Mr.. John Z. Scott notary
public for Augusta county.
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METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOoL SoCETY.-Ibe
regular monthly meeting OF this society VIII
be held at CIay-Strcet church Sunday after
noon at 81 O'Clock.
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SWEET FLORIDA ORANGEs.-PIzzISI has some
more OF this delicious fruit.
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STILL CLosED.-The river was still closed
yesterday morning, and no vessels arrived.
The Wyanoke was the only one reported
sailed.
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The CoHCERT.-The Philharmonic concert
will be given on the Goth of February, and
not the 2Gth Of March.
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TnR WEATHER To-DAY.-FfDm our r,.-
ports Mis morning he probabilities are hut
the ,rcather to.ddu ,riN he partly cloudy.
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SENTIMENTAL AND COMIC VALENTINES can be
bought at low figures at j. T. ELLYsoN's, So.l112
Main st tr,.ef
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THE ONLY REALLY reliable and truly artisuc
PATTERNS are BUTTERICK'S. Sold ut the Wheeler
S Wilson building, Ninth. and Franklin Streets
Richmond, Va.
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ONE HUNDRED PIECES BLEACfrED Cor ron at
12Hc. equally as good as Wamsulta Mills at
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
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REMEMBER A. h. ALLEN G. BRorHRR HAVE
removed 10 lila Main street.
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VALENTINES! VALENTISEs!-Ah ol INC oo1
and girls should go TO j. 1. ElLlsoN - NO -
Main street. ut once, aud bay thelr faiehlihe''
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CocoASUT- CREAM BALLs.-Be sure 10 20 10
PIZZISrs and get some, and you We'll pronounce
them 10 be very fine.
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HoREHoUND DRoPS-an excellent article for
colds-at PIZZISI'S.
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The nox.aurderer to aaus.

BosroN, February 12-TheS' lpreme Court
has refused 10 interfere in beb Iif OF the boy
murderer Jesse II. PomeroyJ. He Will be
hanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-13
West Virginia senatership.

CHARLESTON, February 1a-The leycnth
ballot for senator resulted: Cau den, q;
Walker, "a Price, IS; scattering, s.. Twelfth
ballot: Camden, 81 WalSer, %; Price, Is;
scattering, 13.
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