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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-12
Dr. Joseph kurtz,
PHVSICI A NJ

OFFICE-in Lanfranco's Building Main st
above the Drug store of G. F. Heinzeman Il
Co. viii give particular attention TO EYE
and EAR DISEASES. Oflice hours: From
to ii A. NJ, from 2 to p. M, and from to y p,
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DR.. M. s. JONES,

TlORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, MO-,
Il has located in Los Angeles, where
MSH& he win give his special attention to
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
oFFior Spring St, opposite Temple Block
feb25tf-2
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.. q. MCKEE, M. D..

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OFFICE,
i No. IL Spring street, Opposite Temples
Bank. RESIDENCE First street, between
Fort and Hill Los Angeles, Cal. mrlS-tf-2
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stockholders Meeting.

.FT1HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
l. of the Los Angeles City and County Print
ing and Publishing Company for the election
of Directors, will be held at the HERALD Print
ing Office, city of Los Angelo es, on the III day
of March, 1876, at IL o'clock A. M.
GEORGE @. GIBBS, 8
ISAAC w. LORD, President.
Secretary OF the Los Angeles City
and County Printing and Publishing
f2Std A& aH ~ - ~ Company.
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Or. 4. Dexter Lyford,

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON ~ OFFICE,
No. M, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office lhours-9 to II An to
and to 8P. M. apZS-i-z
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saiS o sigag
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DR.. w. HAzELTINE,
DRS. CHASE & LYONS,

ly yURGEoNs AND PRACTITIONERS OF Ho-
- meopathy. Office and residence, Back
pS- Special attention given to diseases oil
women and children. octStI
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X. p. WISE. m. D.,

RADUATE OF JEFFERSON
VI Medical College, Philadelphia. Once
in Ian Franco Building, Main street. ONCE
hours, from s to lo1a A. NJ, and from IA to
7. N. ~
Obstetrics g Diseases Of womenia Specially.
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shall not be increased. The Constitution
does not forbid the emolumcnts OF the ONCE
to be increased. 1t forbids the member Oh
the Legislature who increases the emoli'
ments Of an office to hold that Office. Mr..
BoYxlx increased the emoluments OF the
Register of the Land Office; and ne
il Register OF the Land Office. 1t Is more
tr;fing to pretend that he does not ho'd
an office whose pay has been increased
otherwise, the Legislature may give the
chief of the capitol police five thousand dol
lars a year, then declare that the Lieutenant
Governor shall perform the duties OF CHIEF
Of police and have i've thousand dollars per
anuum> Traditional compensation for so
doing, and then elect member Lieutenant
Governor, and yet not violate the Constitu'
ton.
We shall see whether the constitutional 10
hibition will prevent the Legislature from
choosing judges on! Of its own body In case
five new circuits are " created
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SPECIAL soTlCEs.

~ GO WHERE you CAN s.v,
MONEY, AZ the times demand Il. The p,,,. :.
WILLIAM THALRfMER's, sol Broad 49,,
where you can save % per cent. by pureb,,.
your Dry. Goods, as I will sell of tho hi.
Of my stock st greatly reduced prices.
WAMsUTTA COTTON, Ice. DAyor, cor,o,
14c.; FRUfT.Oy-FHE.LoOa, 1ax.
BURN COTTON, l2Hc.; A.
Good BLEACHED CUT roNa.1oe ,o,,
DALE CAMBREC, 2oc. per yard: N'''
Good "A BROWN COTTON at ss. To- and g.
per yard; r..y -,...' 1Sf
200 pieces LIGHT PRINTS at sHc. per x.,.
Is pieces good aisGHAsfs st Toe. per ,.,s.
DRESS GOODS, the grea'cst bargains ar u.
BLACK FRENCH MERrNos q. oec ,,,o
81 rs worth st,sl.25,and also;
BLACK CASHMERE At ssc,sl, ana o. 30 w..
81, sl.25, and $50; worn
BLACK ALPACAs at rs, 80, 3s, 40 20 an.
tosl per yard; &HA ''"'' "
CREPE WELLS a. s2 WORT, $3.50. and
apiece; "7i'
1oo pairs bLAhhfTS at "a. rs, q, ~ so A. a.
and s7-yery cheap; WV
5000 yards CAMBRIA EDoINas and rysv,,
INGs at 70 to SOC. per yard. ''h'''
In CAssIMEREs, WATER-pROoy n, o,,.
Ladies' and Misses SHAWLs and SSHHUynaMs
Ladies' Misses. and Gentlems ma 33NNihiS
sHlRTS, call special attention. IA x,n EN- ..N
extra bargains In them. VIA give
Also, large assortment OF sCkRFS. Rrpporo
/. KIHGLOyEs. HANDERCHTNN Il. c6psUsA1ss'
POCkET-BOOkS. SILK M iyEPI"SsGnis
SHfRT-FKONTS, COLLARS, and CIE 9 .
and lots OK other articles. '"i'S
] will keep In future full line az yo,,l.,..,
furnishing goods such az White Shirt, Cor.n" 81 ,
CUTS. Hose, Handkerchief. Kid Glove. la aug
Cloth Gloves, Suspenders Bows, Ties, &C. sLIs saG
will sell Ut The lowest prices. "-s"
To save money call at
WILLIAM TITALHIMER,s
.. 8Ol Broad street, corner sixth ar,
n. B. Ihsve Just received large assortns,, -,
beautiful LAWNS Tin remnantsJ AZ lie 49,, y;
worth zoe. yard which will offer tD tbo.e VIA
ing to purchase before the season opens, Dan e.rI
before they are picked over.
Call early at
WILLIAM THALHIMER's
les 60l Broad street
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As far as we have observed, the great ma.
jerity Of the papers in the State take the
same view that the Dispatch does with le.
gard to the county courts. We have no
prejudices against lawyers, and fully appre.
ciate their high position In tie State; but in
this matter OF the county courts we are sim
cerely convinced that they are against the
true interests ofthe people. They are labor.
ing under professional bias that is mislead-
ing them.
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SENER's One FoTE.-So far the Democratic
minority in the House of Representatives
have successfully resisted the Radical ma
jority in their revolutionary attempts TO
change the long established rules governing
that body in order to push through their
infamous schemes of usurpation in the
South. On the two last tits Sener, of Wiz.
ginia, was the only Republican who voted
with the Democrats. and defeated them by
one vote. Sothat Sener has done two good
representative actions, for which he deserves
and will receive the thanks of the people OF
Virginia. 49, Petersburg Nea1S.
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.
'.s ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH,
SHERIDAN, MACK & DAYS GRAND COM
BINATION OF TWENTY-FOUR STARS,
In conjunction with :.
GRIMALDI ADAS1S'S W0RLD-FAMOUS ENG
LIsH PANTOMGME TROUPE. f.
in addition to
MENTER's BRASS BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
For full list OF company, programme of entertain
ment, and notices Of the press, read The Alliance,
an illustrated journal of entertaining literature.
DO us opened at 7; begins al o'clock. Prices as
usual.
Reserved seats may now be secured without extra
charge at G.. r. Johnstons music-store, 91S Main
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets. .,.
WILLIAM :. IRVING,
f. 3-4tk General Agent.
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| bOUA tAdt olCLE bhOldEhS' Is the place
where DRY GOODS are sold cheaper than In an,
other establishment In the city. They arr otteriu,
now -~------
500 pieces WAsH.POpLIN q, l2ac. worth
l8sc.; . IL .-...
200 pieces London SMOKES and English SUIT.
INGS at 12kc. worth 2Oe.;
500 pieces DRESS GOODS from zoe. up to 81 r.r
yard, suitable for the presen, and coming ga.
BLACK and coLoRED sILKs-s very large Al
sortment-at very low prices; =
A full stock OF MoURNING GOODS at all plies;
WHITE and RED ALL-WOoL FLANNELs st
Csc; .. 49,. a.-f ....-.
All coiors OPERA FLANNEL at s0c.;
A very large stock of CAsSIMHREs from 25r. ~
to*2 per yard; --.-----~-
10000 yards remnants IRISH LINEN at Aston.
i:hingly low prices;
10 pieces BROWN and BLEACHED DAMAsKs
just opened at 40, so, 80, Toe. and 81 per yard;
FRUIT-CLOTHs very cheap; ill.,.
100 dozen TOWELS at 10 and l2Xc;
100 dozen ToWELS at Is and zoe;
100 dozen TOWELS from % to 50c-all these
goods are extra chesp;
BLEACHED and BROWN CoTToSs q, the ven
lowest marked prices;
wAMSUTTA MILLS only l5c.;
ga, ga, and l0-4 BROWN and BLEACRED
SHEETINGS from use. up to 5Dc.;
DOMESTIC PLAIDs. STRIPED sIlIRTE0s,
and ENGLISH CHEVlOTS;
A well-assorted stock of C CARPETS, 0IL.CLoTH.
and RUGS, very chesp to close the bslsues u
eur stock; ..5 s'-"" '...'"
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QuiLTs-whlte abt
colorei-ai great bargains;
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD sKiR rs from
soc. up. ..l.. 49,. ...r ..
We Offer special inducements In
--.. LADIES' STRIPED sHAWLS,
- o." BREAKFAST sHAWLS,
NUBTAS, #
LADIES' and MISSES HOODS,
CROCHET aud EMBROIDERED sACQUEs;
100 doz.n MERINO VESTS for geal!emea and
ladies-very cheap;
Only q few more dozen LADIES KID aAuST'
LETS at s7kc.; ...t
LADIES' and MISSES STRIPED HOSE from
25c. up to 81 a pair;
5000 yards CAMBRIA EDGIEGs and INSERT.
INGS, just opened, from l2Ec. up;
100 dozen LADIES HEMsTJTCHED HAND.
KERCHlEF5 at / 2xc. worth "a per dozen;
100 dozen HANDKERCAiEFs at l5c. worth
25c.; .... @
100 dozen LADIES' HEMsrITCHED HAND.
KERCHIEFs at 90, 25, 80, and iOc., all
worth 25 per cent. more;
! 900 LADIES' sCARFS at 81 30, Is. 40, and
6Oc.; ."t ~ ..-.. .e.} @.f
100 sets LADIES' CUFFS and COLLARS &, Soc;
KID 6LovEsiu all coIors at 75c, u,
and 1925; ".
The largest and fines. stock of CoRSETS III tie
city: .-.-.--------------..-'-
all letters and oolors INITIAL PAPER at csc. per
box; tys '-H#lt rtf - ~
l 900 pieces NECK and SASH RIBBONS at great
bargains; .. ...l..,.-.-...y, rsgs
KNITTING C0TTVSs Mt SOC
per pound s....E,.t.: as3 r,.' a
All Nos. MACHINE NEEDLES. y.a59 ~
in fact VIC have very fne aud Nell-as'orted
stock In every department., and guarantee sslisiac
ton to all who should honor US wit,, their ca!k.
.....-,....-.... ,ss.- sYCLE BROTHERS,
q. ..... ....,. ' E 429 Broad street,
I ass5 between Fourth aud Fifth.
'CouRtry merchants would DO well to call On Us
US We can offer them special inducements. Good'
senT Ill over Tie country II money sent, or BY 81
press C.0.D. sa=f.a. #-+ ts3G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

WELL SAID" The discussion of the con
stitutional points raised in the case OF Major
Samuel 81. Boykin, Register Of The Land
Office, has destroyed the last vestIge Of hope
that It Is legal to elect members OF the LIE.
gIslature to new. ijudgesbips should any De
Created Therefore take it for granted no
new judgesbips will be created: n-Rtchmond
MISUNDERSTANDING Nesos.
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.F
We are\ pbliged to own that we think the
House of Delegates did right in leaving the
question of Mr.. BoYKIN's disqualification for
the office he holds to be decided by the courts
rather than }by that body itself or by the At
torney.Geheral, seeing that Mr.. BoyKIs is
under no obligation to accept the opinion of
either the Hbuse or the Attorney.Ge as
binding upon} bin. But we are none the
less confident hhat upon writ Of quo ,car.
ranto the Supreme Court of Appeals would
adjudge him to BE disqualified. The Wing
says: : ..f.N. -i
"suppose the Constitution, in addition to
Can increase Of thS emoluments' of an office
as an estoppel to fine election of a member,
had also declared that 40 increase Of the
duties of an offGe should be equally inblbi-
tory, would our neighbor contend that the
devolvement }of the duties OF the Superin-
tendent of Public Buildings on the Register
Of the Land IOftice would be similarly opera
tive BECAUSE Of an increase Of the duties of
tha Land Office; or would the Dispatch adj
nit it to bel an addition to the duties OF the
officer buts not OF the Officer The Land Office
Is separate, distinct, specific office to itself.
The Register Is the officer aud not the office.
The ep6oluments the, office have mol been
INCREASED. And that 10 all the Constitution,
In pts most elustIc construction, can be made
TO meaD." -. /
We thank the Wing for the illustration.
We think it will convince every one who
reads it that We are right. Let us suppose
that hsIConstitution had said that no menu
Der of the Legislature should be elected to an
Office whose duties had been increased
whilst be was member and that the du-
ties Of the Superintendent of Public Build.
ings had been added to those of Register OF
the Land Office, and by said members vote.
Isn't it clear that he couldn't hold the
office y especially II, as In the case before us,
the Office of Superintendent of Public Build.
ings had been abolished2 The law says
"For the additional services herein i'm.
posed upon the Register Of the Land Office
he shall recetoe an additional Compensation
OF $500 per anpum." ~ ....-E @sy,t
What says the Constitutions ~
"No seDator or delegate during the term
for which be shall have been elected shall be
appointedto any civil Office Of profit under
the Commonwealth which has been created
Or the enaolumeats of aahtcA haze been an.
creased during such term" &c.
There Is but one question: Have the
emolnments Of the Office OF Register Of the
Land Office been increased T. Read the law
as quoted above. II says in 50 many words
that the g Register of the Land Office" " shall
receiue an additional congressional. ..s...
But, says the Whtg, = the emoluments. Of
the office have not been increased y; IL is
the emolumsnts OF the officer that baYe
been increased. Mr.. BoyE,s's emolunsnts
have been increased. Aud be h the faaB
whose emoluments the Constitution says
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

HELP WANTEp.-Is 1t not about time those
OF the Virginia press-and there good
many-who are advertising for Drs. Charles
Il. Price, 81 William street, and DR.. T. f.
Burt, SO William street, New York, was
getting after these gentlemen, who promised
so faithfully to pay In advance. We have
tried to hear from them, but it seems they
will not respond to our call, and we don't
wish to lose, any more on their account
Cuipeps'. Times.
1.-THE Times will please not suppose that
We are amongst the victims, If any there bel
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DEATHS.

Died at the residence Of her brother lMr. James
H. Vest, In this city, Tuesday evening, February
Cd. 1875, Mrs. PAMELA A. PETERSON, relict
of the late Captain William r. Peterson OF Peters.
burg, Va. Il .,saHs@ 80. 49,
Her remains were carried TO Petersburg and
buried from Washlngton-Street Methodist church
Wednesday the Sd Instant .a.'
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died, ut Alton Park, Albemarle county, OF pneu-
monia, on the Cd instant, Mrs. MARGARET
ADAMS PURCELL, wife OF Charles w. Purcell,
iu the hftieth year OF her age.
Her funeral will lake place on THURSDAY AT
TERNOON at half-past o'clock from the Monu-
mental church. The friends of the family are re-
quested to attend without further invitation. =
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"Gatling guns were furnished by the Go.
vernment."
So General A. S. BADGER testified before
the committee of Congress. GATLEs guns
furnished to negro policemen to shoot down
white men in New Orleans!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

Z MOVEMENTS OF SHERlDAN.-Neu Orleans.
February 2.-General Sheridan and party
left this city to-day for Yicksburg. It's un-
aerstood they Will not return TO New Or
leans, but the headquarters Of the Depart
met,t OF the Missouri will be reestabhshed at
Chicago,
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AMIrSEhfENTE.

ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GOSPEL TABLEAoA
At
UNION STATION METHODIST e. CHURCH,
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 9TH, 1875.
= Ambulance, 25 cents; children under ~ years'
10 cents. .-. ...-...
PROCEEDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
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MINERAL WATER.
MINERAL WATER.
THE WATER OF 7 ...-.....&
RocKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA
....-. -Grs a... H..
JAMES A. FRAZIER. PROPRIETOR.


These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very high curative virtue In all the
following classes OF diseases, snd aS being IN AB
SOLUTE SPECIFIC Ia several OF them, viz. !:
ScrOfua3 anu all tho forms Of giandGar swelliuXs
and cutane0us eruptiye disease Erysipelss, letter
Eczema, &C., Chr mic DiarrhDa and Dysentery,
Dyspepsis, Bronchitis, Chronic Thrush. Affections
OF the kidaeys and bladder, Dropsy, Piles, ana, In
connection with. the Hot Bath, Chronic Kheuma-
tsn. In oil anGmic conditions or the system and
broken down states OF the constitution ioss Of ap-
petite, and general nervous prossrxttou. their
powers and virtue as = Restorative may ba safely
pronounced 10 be without known rival amongst
the mineral wa.ers or the world. They are espe-
clally Indicated IN The whole class Of ailments pc
clliar 10 the female constitution.
3 This waIer Is packed In eases containing one
dozen haif-gallon botties. Price, 80 per case. ST
The salts OF the water casually called Rock bridge
Alum Mass) Is obtained By the evaporation Of the
water st the Springs, retaining the properties OF
the water can be used for It's reproduction, aud Il
very convenient TO persons whose homes are sn
n,ose from the Springs that cost OF transporting
the water Ii very large, or to those who wish to use
the water when travelling. ~ IL csn be reproduced
instsntiy. The salts can be sent per mail Price,
~ per ounce. 80!
descriptive pamphlets can be obtained Of the
agents gratis uDoR application. tt a.i III
supplies received direct constantly on hand Tor
sale by PURCELL, LhDD q CO.
Agents Virginia Springs Water,
i jail .eod3mf - ~ Sf Richmond, Va.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the morning Of The 9th. at the resi-.
teuce of the brides mother, Mr. JAMES HICK-
MAN, Of Pulaski county, 10 Miss FLORENCE
sNEAD, Of this city. they left Immediately for
their home, in Pulaski couaIy, where their many
friends wish them many happy years of happiness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

Mr.. D. De VIvo has the honor to announce that
he has concluded an arrangement With the age Mt
Of the Assembly Hall by which the
FAMOUS HUNGARIAN NIGHTINGALE,
MILE LIMA DE MURSKA, t
and the peerless Queen Of the Concert Room (aft er
the most glorious success ever. achieved by any
singer In America since the advent Of Jenny Lind,
Will appear for the first time here In
A GRAND CONCERT ONLY. on
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9TH,
AND A g..
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY at O'Clock,
when very brilliant programme will be performed
by the De Murska Grand Combination. comprising
-. .1 MILE lima DE MURSKA,
the famous phenomenal can tatrice, from her Ma
testy's Convent Garden. London;
Nine. CARRONO SAURET, the brilliant pianist;
Sigpor FERRASTI, prince of buffos;
Mons. SAURET, the celebrated violinist;
Signor GARTENo BRAGA. king giolOncellist;
Mr.. CHARLEsJ. PRATT, the able conductor.
Admission. s1.5G; reserved seats, S2; reserved
seats b the matinee, FL so general admission, IL
The sale OF: seats will commence on TUESDAY
at 81. Q. WAITS music store, S20 Main street.
knabe i Co.'s pianos are used by this company.
In 2O-td
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M FEBRUARY, 1875.

W. FEBRUARY, 1875.
{. ~, R.PRICE 8 co.
have Just received - llzJ
COTTON SHEETISGs,
BLEACHED CoTToNs,
r-. IRISH LINENS,
BLACK ALPACAS, -..r -.H {
''.a BLACK EoMBAZISES, 5
,....-.. BOMBAZINE CLOTH, {
TAMISE. .
MOURNING IMPERATRGE:
s.s-t r ENGLISH CREPE. CREPE Wells,
.....s. pLhCK and COLORRD KID GLOVES, p. :
COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, I
fe13 COMFORTS, BLANKETS, &C., &C. . /
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ME- INCIDENTALLY PURE

NJ INCIDENTALLY PURE s,..L /
- .1. ~'.'..' COD-LIvER OIL.
OUR -IMP0RTATION-THE BEST.
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
49,. ~ TO THE STOMACH. sr
We have the testimony Of our physicians who
prescr IT, aud of patients who have taken It, tn at
it is more acceptable to the stomach and more
easily simulated than any other oil. .ta5 "e. H.
A fresh supply ust received direct from New
foundland. MEADE q bAKkR,
Importing Pharmacists,
oc 16 s..-. .-1s .m.I~ 9l6 Main street
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PROPOSALS.
DEMO VAL. =,
SHAEKs, BARRETT & WILSON. "a.
PLUMBERS, TIMERS, GAS AND STEAM.
FILTERS,
having taken possession Of the large and commo-
ri#.@5 f. - dious store ~ 80
d E NJ. o " A L

ri#"tr - - dious store ~ 49,
= b issE@ 1905 MAIN STREET., 800 -
b BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THiRTEENgH,
would respectfully Invite the special attention al
their customers aud the pahis In general @ their
STATE Mautles, Gas Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures Hy-
draulic kAus, Pumps, Hydrants, BATE Tuba, Water
ware and Housefurnishing Goods. Tin aud Stove
Material. 6utrertng, SpOuting, Lead, Iron aud Terra
Gotta Pipes, &C., &C., Wholesale and retail 81
Particular attention given 10 Plumbing. Gas and
Steam. Fitting, cuverting, and Tjn.Roofng In their
yarious branches. Please give US CALI ~ ~
SHANKS, BARRETT WILSON,
1905 Main street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, Richmond, Va. "a 20-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nh ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.

5GB AIIhACAlY4C AAoA
$4,000 worth OF SPRING and SUMMER DhEss
So GOODS.
PoPLINs. PIQUEs, CoLORED SILKS. &C.
Also. TOWELS, NAPKINS. DOYLlEs,
TABLF-CLOTHs, to be sold OF ut great sacrlnce
during the month Of February.
T. r. PRICE & co.
will sell upon their back counter during inc next
thirty days some great barRaius in the above goons
TO which special attention Is called. r
SPRING and SUMNER P4PLINs-
SpRiNG and SUMMER SILKS,
WHJTE and COLORED PIQUES;
FALL DRESS GOODS, best shades;
ts TABLE DAMAskS,
sTABLE-CLOTHS,
rARLE-NAPKINS and Dt1LlFs,
TOWELS, HUCKABACkS. .. q
COEORED TABLE-CLOIhs, &C. &C. &c .
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DROFESSOR Fl. f. LAUBE'S gA.
l. DANCING ACADEMY, IA
Levy Brothers Hall, corner Of Eleventh and T. tR
Maiu streets. cS<Ss
Ladies, Misses, and Masters WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY AFrEkH0ONS at 4 o'clock. Gentle
men: TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Glide, Pause, Boston, and all the latest dances
taught. ia 25-3m-
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TAKE NOTICE.-The undersigned, rep,
Il lresentailgeof the owner Of. Anderson's ware
house. In the city OF Richmond, Intends, up1n the
ed day or March, 676 10 close said warehouse a.
place established by law for the Inspection and
storage or unmanufactured crop-tobacco. This no.
tiee Is given accordance with the second section
Of an act Of the General Assembly passed April
80, 1867. '..'.ss3 e. %. EAcHO,
RICHMOND, February !, 1875. ,te 2.td
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4 SSEMBLY HALL.

DE MURSKA CONCERTS.
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THE FINEST EVER GIVEN IN R1cHM oNr.
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Mr.. D. De VIvo has the honor to announce tina
he has concluded an arrangement with the agen
OF the Assembly Hall by which the
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@ IT THUNDERSTORM BY EVERY

BODY that sYCLE BROTHERS Is the p,,c.
where DRY GOODS are sold cheaper than In an,
, other establishment In the city. They arr oteriu,
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Exchange on New York, 4 premium, selling.
La Sale county bonds, par and interest.
Foreign exchange is selling at $500 per &.
Sterling exchange selling 1886 to 5000 per c.