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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-06

PERSONAL John Demmer, "the
adopted father" of Mary Henbest, "the
wandering hciresS," published a card in the
Trenton En1poriunl of the 4th instant giving
substantially the same account of Mary as was
contained in his statement published in this
paper. The editor Of the Emporium en-
dorscs Mr.. Demmer.
Colonel Thomas Ii. Wynne has improved
so much that he is now able to ride out.
Mr.. w. l.. Harvey, formerly Of Richmond,
and now Of Baltimore, is in the city on a
visit to bis friends.
Lieutenant Governor Withers has been
absent from the city for the past few days.
Judge Brannan, member Of the West
Virginia Senate, was in the city last night.
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fuvUrrfS FEET or WATER FROM Rich.
1o>o TO THE SEA.-Mr. II. ID. Whitcomb,
r,-.Hrrr ol To" James River Improvement,
mlani"d by Colonel Albert Ordway,
chairman of the Council committee, and Mr.
L. /. Eanken,hp, went down the river yes.
to-day afternoon upon one OF the city light
~ and tugboat and made careful and
~"iVugh examination Of the depth Of water
"'M Ircnt,> reach. Or below, up TO the
'.',:.ItJht and palo whalves, and found
1'' VESSEL, drawing fourteen tcet Of water
,"-!J come up 10 tlae whuryes with all ease.
! atr Is a gratifying piece of intelligence, and
report >ctng forth the facts will be sent
IL - I'll" Council in Il short time.
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ST. pATRIcK's DAY-CoHvEsTIoN OF DELE.
GATES OF THE CATHOLIC SOCIETIES OF Rich.
MoNp.-A convention Of delegates from the
| various Catholic societies OF Richmond was
! held last evening at Cathedral Hall to make
preliminary arrangements for the celebration
of st. Patrick's Day, and elect chief mar
| shal for the occasion.
A temporary organization was effected by
the election of Hon. A. NJ. Kelley as chair
| man and Mr.. William Datfron as secretary !;
after which committee of two from each dele
CATION was appointed to examine credentials.
This committee, after short absence, through
their chairman. Mr.. Robert Z. English,
submitted report showing that cighty-hye
delegates were in attendance, who represent
ed the following organizations: Catholic
Beneficial Society, Ancient Order of Hber-
mans, Hioernlan Society, S.. Vincent de
Pauls Society, Catholic Total Abstinence
Society, McGil Lyceum, st. Peters Chris
tian Doctrine Confraternity, St. Patrick's
Literary Society, st. Joseph's Society, st.
Bonifacius Society, and St. Aloysius. So
dality.
The report was adopted, after which the
following permanent officers were elected:
President, Hon. A. NJ. Kelley; Vice-Presi-
dent. William II. Ward; Secretary, William
Datfron.
On motion, the Convention then proceeded
to elect chief marshal for st. Patrck's Day.
The names of four gentlemen were placed in
| nomination as follows: Captain William
English, Messrs. f. j. Kelley, John NJ. Hig.
gins, and P. keenan,. Several statements
were made to the effect that Mr.. Reilley,
who was the chief marshal on last st. Pat
rick's Day, declined ito be a candidate on
this occasion, and desired 10 have his name
withdrawn.
Only one ballot was taken, which resulted
| in Captain William English receiving a ma
| jority of the votes cast, and be was declared
elected.
A resolution was then adopted authorizing
| the chief marshal to select bis own aids. but
empowering each society TO appoint an as.
sistant mounted marshal, who shall wear the
| insignia of his own society alone.
On motion Of Mr.. james Uannon it was
resolved that each president of the various
societies appoint committee Of three of the
members Of his society, who shall on the
morning of ST. Parick's Day take up col.
lection from among the members Of their
respective organizations, the same to be
turned over to the chief marshal, 10 be b!
him presented to the Sisters Of st. JoseIh'S
Orphan Asylum for the benefit Of the little
ones under their charge.
| The remainder Of the arrangements for &
! proper celebration of the day was left TO
Chief Marshal English, who will prepare I,
programme, which will be announced at an
early day.
On motion of Mr.. William II. Ward it was
resolved that the convention for making ar
rangements for st. Patrick's Day in 1876
shall be called by the president of the present
| Convention, and that each succeeding con-
yenton thereafter Shall be similarly called.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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SAMPLE.MERCHANrs CoSvlCrED.-ID the
Hastings Court yesterday Mc>srS. Ii. p.
Touchman, A. j. Scllad, and L. l.. Z. Martin
wee tried for selling goods by sample in
violation Of the State revenue law. Found
Guilty and iiued 800 each and costs.
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MILE lima De MURsEA.-Rarely has pub
lie expectation been so well satisfied as by
the Murska concert given at Assembly Hall
last night. The audience was fine one,
and highly apprecative Of the efforts of the
company. Mile De Murska is all she is rep
resented to be, and is entitled to the place
her admirers have assigned her as reigninS
queen of the concert-room, and as fully sup
plying the place left vacant by the death of
Parcpa Rosa. Her voice is sweet and bird-like,
and in compass and thorough cultivation is
uneXcelled by that Of any singer now on the
stage. Monsieur Sauret, violinist; Signor
Forranti, butio Signor Bruga, the "violon-
cello yirtuo>o." are all artists Of unusual abii-
ty, and filled their parts greatly to the plea
sure of their hearers and with eminent credit
to themselves. There will be matinee this
afternoon. All music-loying people ought
to avail themselves of an opportunity they
will not soon have again, and See and hear
Mile De Murska and her concert company.
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SECOND CoSvICrIoS OF PETIT LARcENy.-In
the Hastings Court esterday James Thomas
was arragnca and tried for the second Of
fence of petit Iarceny-viz., for stealing a
pair Of boots from William S. Catlett and
John II. Hughes. Thomas was convicted on
a former occasion in the Police Court, and
the second charge being preferred against
him he was sent on by the Police Justice to
the Iustings Court and tried for felony.
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EnIlaHd.

LONDON, February 5.-Austria vii! not in
terfere in the Papal succession. =
Parliament reassembled and the Queens
speech was delivered. The peace OF Europe
remains unbrokeu. The recognition OF Al
fonso was under consideration. The colo.
nies are prosperous. By Proyidential
blessing the Government has been able TO
avert the threatened loss of life in India from
famine
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!" VEGETINE,1
says q Boston physician,

says Boston physician,
:. has NO equal as blood-puraer. Hearing Of It's
many wonderful cures, after sl other remedies had
failed, visited the laboratory and convinced my
self of its genuine merit II Is prepared from
barks, roots, and herbs, each Of which Is highly
effective, and they are compounded In such man
ner as to produce astonishing results"
vEGETINE
is the great Biood-PurIaer.
vEGETINE
will cure the worst case OF scrofula.
yEGETISE j
is recommended by physicians and apotheaartes.
vEGETINE
has effected some marvellous cures in cases of
Cancer.
yEGETINE
cures the mos, ipaexible case Of cauker.
vEGETINE
meets With wonderful success ia Mercurial diseases.
vEGETINE
will eradicate Salt Rheum from the sy:tem.
YEGETINE. =
cures the most lnyetera;e case of Frysipelas.
vEGETINE
removes Pimplcs and Humcrs from the cace.
vEGETINE
cures Constipation and regulates the bowels.
vEGETINE
5 is a valuable remedy for Headache.
vEGETINE
will cure Dyspepsia.
yEGETINE
restores tie entire system to healthy condition.
yEGETINE
cures Pains In the Side.
vEGETlNE
removes the cause of Dizziness
vEGETINE
relieves Falntness at the Stomach.
VEGETISE
cures Pains in the Back.
vEGETINE
effectually cures Kidney Complaint.
vEGETINE
Is effective In It's cure Of Female Weakness.
YfGETINE
Is the great remedy for General Debility.
Is acknowledged by all classes OF people to be the
bes. and most reliable blood-purifer In the world.
vEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
fe fe3-WGSot
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DELICIOUS CALIFORNIA PEARS,
Sweet Florida and jamaica Oranges,
Fine aspinwal Bananas,
Prime Ain eria Grapes,
Ice-Cream and Jelly.
Plain and Fancy Candies
daily at ID. CoLUMBUS's,
321 Broad street.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE FEBRUARY 5. 1S75.-
Pastor Troy (colored); Rye, " estchester &
Co., Box 25, New York; Mr.. John NJ. An
derson, Eerdon post-ofticc, Va; Editor Re
ligious Herald, Richmond, Va; l.. L. ia.
tum, Esq, city; Miss Martha NJ. Jones, South
Lincoln, Box 90; r. B. Wood, city John
Kra'z. 2216 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Miss Sarah Virginia Wilkinson, No. zoos
Third street, Richmond Va,
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Tur GoorE-PLArT CoSTfsr.-The taking
IL. ayio>uions on behalf Of Hon. James II.
.gtt in The rlall-Goodc contest viii be
h"'o:e Judge Hughes to-day.
',uNyruur kcuipcr and the other members Of
r..r STATE Board Of CanyaSScrS were ordered
.o hc Summoned hy Mr.. Platt. Judge
!lu-he>, however. issued no summons for
,av noNrrnor, but merely conveyed to him 4
l,!.c>t 10 be present an hour in advance OF
- o:A"r witnesses 10 give in his testimony.
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C>:E DOLLAR Will TUY HEAVY MERISo
USDEESlLRT from +. b. SrESCE & Son, 1900
Main street, where You can find the medcated red
nannei underslir's. and drawers and Il large and
well-ass rted stock Of overcoats. readymaGe cloth
ing, and gcntlemen's furnishing goods Call and
Sc. the q" Mystery" scarf and other new goods just
received by +. b. SrEScE & Son, merchant tailors,
1900 Main street. All of which will be sold at
nrirfS 10 suit tic times
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Resolution OF Thanks.

RALEIGH, N. c., February ga resolu-
ton was introduced in the House Of Dele
gates to-day thanking Representative Brown,
of Kentucky, for his manly defence Of the
southern people and denunciation of Butler
in the United States House OF Represents
tiYes Yesterday.
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-W. Goddin, auc-
tionecr, sold ut auction on Thursday last
lot on the north side Of Franklin street, op'
Dosite the residence of Mr.. George S.
Palmer fronting 10 feet and running back
155 TO an alley. at SCI per foot-$4 $4.27O.
Also. lot on Cary street opposite Clyde
Place, SO ky 1855 feet, ut $40 per foot-sl ,4s5.
Total, $5,755.
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RICHMOND, VA, August 2S, 1874

RICHMOND, VA, August 2S, 1874.
l have carefully anaiyzed for Messrs. ARCHER L
BOOKER Il sample of ~. SEMMS's PURE RYE
WIusKEYn selected by myself. and find 1t free
from all lteratons or injurious substances.
therefore re :ommend 1t emincntly adapted for
medicinal or family use.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR. ii. D.,
state Assayer and Chemist.
ARCHER & BOOKER, 735 Main street,
Sole Agents.
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MIR. WILLIAM nopsKE's FULL-LESGTH PICTURE
OF CHRIST, over lic-size. will be OH exhibition for
a few days ut ANDERsoS'S Gallery, No. 913 Main
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Hours Of
exhibition from O'Clock in the morning until 5
in the afternoon.
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KATIE PUTNAM.-The sale of reserved seats
for the Katie Putnam entertainments com.
menced at Wyatt's music.store yesterday
morning. Miss Putnam is a protean actress
of reputation. She delights every body who
sees her, and the Theatre will no doubt be
we'll patroniZ"d during her engagement,
which commences on Monday evening. AS
Lent begius on Wednesday the first two per-
formanccs will probably be largely attended.
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'HsIALLA1IcN @ OrFICERs.-A the regular
ip''th!S - ol Liberal Grove, No. 2, u. 4. O.
D,, nEIQ Thursday night. The following otli-
I.s ,,I' were Installed: &. {. Thon, y. A. &.
i.."pp' ': A.; NJ. Hanna, Secretary Il.
"'Aes'' treasurer, and L. Stumpf, |. e.
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WHITE TEETH" We confidently recommend to
all who need an efficient and harmless tooth powder
the elegant preparation Of MEADE BAKER
known as SAPoSINE DESTIFRICE.
"Drs. j. G. WAIT 6 son. Dentists; GEORGE ".
JONES, Dentist; X. \. HUDSON, Dentist; w.
LEIGH BURTON, Dentist; j. HALL MOORE, VI. D.,
Dentist: JOHN MAIOSEY, Ee..tist; GEORGE T..
STEEL, Dentist; DR.. JuD. B. WOOD, Dentist
Price fifty cents box; for sale by druggists gene
rally.
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,h'AToE GRAHAM lSDlcTED.-The grand
."E oi Notlo"ay has indicted Senator
'rr"Isc ". Graham, and his trial will come
:" al tLc May term of the court. Senator
'''@n', Who was one Of the witnesses, has
!''1fhc1 TO tie city, and was in bis seat yes
ic.day.
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-th. "'0fIoS's CAsg.-The Police Justice
.,,.'y ''' uay ordered commission de MnaticO
WIZ Wr',,e e"d0 10 The case OF George Dabney
y..,1'',in' JJ''on' lhe commission deferred the in.
'|"sati9a Until Monday.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, February 5.-The boilers
and Democrats are negotiating. Ramsey 5
defeat is conceded.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, February 5.-The
votes for United States senator are. scattered
among eighteen individuals.
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Eisbtna scboonera 0re e,,ue.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, February 5.-Two
fishing schooners with crew OF twelve
each are five weeks overdue. Returning
vessels report very severe weather.
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Canada.

BEAUFORT, February 5.--Eight bodies of
the victims OF the lunalic-asyinn fire have
been recovered. One Of the escaped luna,
tics killed her sister.
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FINED BY THE Police JusllCE.-Solon
Howard, for unlawtully and cruelty assault
ing and beating David Richardson" was
tined SIS: Fillmore Watson, for assaulting
and cursing Ann Griffith, was fined 50. In
default, Watson was committed for fifteen
DAYS
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JUST listen to what your friend tells you. He adj
viscs you to 90 TO SYCLE BROTHERS to buy your
dry goods, you always find the latest styles
of goods there at the very lowest prices.
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ALL DOMESTICs have advanced, but you can get
them at the same old price at SYCLE BROTHERS,.
They have q very fine stock of Brown and Bleachcd
Cottons sheetings. Domes,ics, Pla:d5, Scotch Cling
hams and Shifting Stripes.
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LADIES will find 1t to their advantage to purchase
their dry goods from SYCLE BRoTuERs. as they
have very fine and wcll-asserted stock and all the
novelties Of The season.
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NASTnINE is superior to all other preparations
for the hair now before the public. II renders the
hair soft and glossy; leaves the skin clean restores
tie hair to It's original color In marYeously short
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Sentenced to the Penitentiary.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, February 5.-Two nc
groes were sentenced to the penitentiary by
the Hastings Court to-day-William Camp.
bell, for four years, and William Fl. Crump,
for one year.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A NJ, At the store of
Thomas II. Harris, No. 1884 Mnip street, fur
niture looking. glasses, clocks, &c.
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RICHMOND, February 5, ls75.
u1HJS is TO NOTIFY the merchants and

RICHMOND, February S, 1875.
THIS IS TO NOTIFY the merchants and
/ others of Richmond that will not be Responsible
hereafter for any DEBTS contracted by ANY per.on
purportug to represent me. Bills already contract
ed viii be paid. fie 6-3i*l Z. II. FlSHkK.
INSTRUCTION in MUSIC and SINGING,
L also in WAX-WORk, FAMSY NEEpLE-
WORK. / EMBROIDERY and KNITTING. Sheet
cd Wax constantly en- hand for sale. Orders So
licited for work of the above description, anu also
for ENBALMlNG NATURAL FLOWERS tor
preservation. LAthA ~; n ohao, 49,,
fe 6-lt* 4Cf pioad s.ISet
fg7O THE TRADE.-ATMORE'S MlNCE-
i MEAT.-I offer To the trade, as agent FOR the
manufacturer and at his prices, 6. ZOO pouEds oi
ATMOaE'S MISCE- MEAT. pnt up In barrels, nan.
ba rr.ls buckets cans, and jars All who have used
it say II Is the best In the world Liquor enough In
IL to Warrant IL keep twelve months. Back wlth
ri,ron currants ralsins, and splces ready for use,
and NO fear OF its turning sour or fermenting IKE
most preparations offered for sale. Saii any supply
yourselves At II. y, S0SSSaECnSs,
DO 81 l4IG naIn -- s-C
nOOK AND JOB PRINTING neatly ex.
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SAVE MONEY WHEN YoU CAN.-SICLE BRO
TIERS are Offering greater bargains In Dry Goods
than ever You had better call at once and get
YOUR supply.
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NEW STYLES SPRING HATS now opening at A.
A. ALLEN & BROTHERS new store, 11l4 Main
street.
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BEWARE OF IMITATIoSS.-Buy only the genuine
oldcd edge collars, Elmwood and Warwick-thcy
are the best made.
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DICHMOND DETECTIVE AGENCY.

KNCX & CRADDOCk,
INDEPENDENT DETECTIVES,
Lfer their services TO the public for the detection
OF crime committed on
RANKS. RAILROADS, TOBACCO FACTORIES
INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C.
VIII attend TO business In any part or the state or
of the United States. VIII give particular at
trntion To The TT c0yery Of
STOLEN PROPERTY.
VIII pay literally for any Information left at their
Office. Business strictly confidential. No. Eey-
WILLIAM +. KScX.
late Chief Of Detectives.
ROB.RT B. CRADDOCK,
1. aO-1m IndeD@ u,ient DctS ctiya.
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GREAT BARGAINS In Black and Colored Silks at
SYCLE BROTHERS.
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BEST PACIFIC LAWNS (remnautsl only 10c. at
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
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period the following are on the roll of honor:
J. Blackwell, A. Cunningham, r. Clark, r.
Goode, John Peters, James Peters, w.
Shaw, William Randolph, Sarah Dixon,
Mary Elliott, Margaret Harris, and Sallie
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NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES AL new styles a
SYCLE BROTHERS.
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CALL AT A. A. ALLEN & BRoTIrER's new hat
store lila Main street, and see their new style of
hats,
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EVERYTHING in the hat line new ut A. 4. ALLEN
6 BnoTuER'S new hat-storc, lila Main street.
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A. A. ALLEN L. BROTHER, removed to 1114
Main street.
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A. A. ALLEN & BROTHER, removed TO lila
Main street.
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V,HE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
l. In It's extent and equipment, Is anequalled by
apy printing establishment in the South. Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS or JOB
WORK.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly and neatly executed, and at low prices.
GOOD WORK. GOOD MATERIAL. AND SATlS-
FACTION GUAnANrE rEED. Look at some OF our
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS 90 20 IS per 1000.
VISITING CARDS SOC. 10 81 for 50.
LETTER HEADS ~ TO 1919 per rean.
BILL HEADS ~ 10 IL 0 per resm.
CIRCULARS $3.50 to - per LOCO.
HASDBILLs 81 10 *3 per 100.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds Of
work.
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORxra spe-
cal,y. The fact that we have for the past twenty
live wears been doing the mos; Of tbs class work
is evidence that we are prepared 70 do 1t promptly
and satisfactorily.
We particularly invite attention 10 the beautiful
and useful TRANSFER INKS that We are no"
usiny. They have been but recently introduced,
I'M, are already extensively used by railroad and
ste,mboa, companies banks. merchants. and others.
We are now furnishing these inks IN ALL Coz
ops and OF quality that can be copied any length
~ t,mc atler Icing prntet. They Will copy clearly
and d,s,Inc..y In the Ordinary letter-press booA.
Orders respectfully solicited. and satisfaction
given In prices and worx.
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PRINIING.aOUSE..

Good work. good material. lou.priees. and satis-
faction guaranteed. % ~
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H,AKE NOTICE.-The undersigned, rep
L resentaiive OF the owner OF Anderson's wnre-
house, In the city of Richmond. intends uoon the
"a iay or March, 1876 10 close said warehouse as
a ,lac. established by law for the inspection aud
storage Of uDmanuiactured crOp-;obacco. This no.
tue is given In uccJrdy nee with the second section
of an act OF the General Assembly passed April
20, 1867. =, ". EAa hO,
p,ruuoSn Ecbrusry / 1878 10 2-td
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WASH-PorLINs only Oc. at SYcLE BROTHERS.
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NorTISGnAM LAcES sell very cheap at SYcLE
BROTHEpS'.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News. from Washington.
Passage OF the Civil Rights BiIl-The
Scene In the House.
WAsHINGroN, February 8, 1875.

Especial telegram 10 inc DlSpatcn.J
WAsH1NGres, February 5, 1875.
At an early hour this morning the gale
rles of the House Of Representatives were
packed by a throng of humanity that was
somewhat fearful to contemplate, particularly
as there was very disagreeable report in
circulation that two of the vast multitude
that were on hand yesterday were led out on
account of being afflicted with the smallpox.
The colored element absolutely jammed
every conceivable space, and listened open
mouthed and anxiously to every w4sd of the
debate on their civil.rights bill. : s.
Of course every one expected sensation,
knowing that Butler was writbiug under the
excoriation he received from John Young
Brown yesterday and feeling tblt he would
use his best ability in replying to the Ken
tuckiau.. ALI through the debate was very
earnest.
Mr.. Phelps, Of New Jersey, made strong
against the measure, snd the usual
Radical arguments In its favor were deliver
ed.
Butler made the closing argument, aud
it was filed with spleen, invective, and NAL.
ice. He made contrast between old John
Brown and Representative Brown, Of Zen.
tucky, whom he styled John Brown the
Younger, so uuparlianeatary in tone and in.
sulting in character that Mr.. Hale, of New
York, who called Brown to order yesterday,
found it incumbent upon him to call Mr.
Butler to order to-day.
The usual arraignment Of the southern
people came from Buffers lips, and his
speech was tissue Of sneecs and malicious
and indecent statements. Finally, the bill
passed, and there is the end Of it. 1t must
be taken up in the Senate as an original bill,
and there it will be consigned to the tomb
from which it will never emerge. TIMoN.
WITH SECOND sessson