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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-19
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana VS.. Leon &

Sell.
CuPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- 81 Orleans. No. 20 56i.-By virtue Of writ of
seizure AID sale to me directed by the hon
orsble ;he Superior District Court for the par
ish of Orleans. in the above entitled cause. l
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and AuctIoneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse Streets, in the
Second District OF this city. on WEDNESDAY. July
q, 1875 at twelve O'Clock ~. the following de
scribed property. TO wit
A LOT or GRODEp, with the buildings and i'm.
provkmsnts there on rights. ways priv Il. ges
advantages theIeunto belonging. si.uated Oh Dau
in tn. Second District OF this city designated by
the nun her one, on plan drawn by J. n. Dspou.
Ny arch tect. the thirteenth of October. 1873
annexed to all act of purchase Ut Rika Htrnsheim.
tuis city. the thirteenth of January. 1919, and
measuring, in American measure. twenty live fee;
nine inches front On Dauphne street. twenty five
feet eight inches eight lines in width in the rear,
aud one hundred and twenty -seven feet or more IN
Cep h, between parallel lines. Together with the
seventy shares OF mortgage stock thereto at
tached. Being The same property acquired bv de.
fe ldant here u by purchase from Mrs. P. Goldman
p ,ssed befor. Ernest kude. late notary pIhlic in
this city.
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-The purchaser 10 furnish a .'ock note
tor the sum of hundred and dollars ia rg
due Oh the first day of June 1876 ard renewable
according to the charter of the Citizens Bank of
Louisiana, and the balance cash. The purchaser
t. assume all the Obligations and responsibilities
OF stakeholder of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
and the stock nste so furnished to be ,dent ii "a
with the act of mortgage of L. Witt in favor of the
Citizens Bank. passed before Charles BOudOus-
quie late notary public in this city, gu June
gage. passed before SAID notary on the twenty
seventh of October. l8is. aud with the sherifs
deed of sale in this case.
iaia vi vii or fha of Orleans
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EUbENE W AbJANAN,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
ieli2O ,. jyl3
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The State of Louisiana VS.. Mrs. &. Nessby.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
eli 20 jyi3 Civil Sherf; the Parish OF Oresns
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CitiZens' Bank Of Louisiana ~. +. Bailly
Ri tnch,Yl

EUGENE W3GGAMAN,
ie19 2. iva y Civil Sheriff of the Parish OrleAn
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The state OF Louisiana vs.. Adam Ruth;
Va. Ssnla

je9 iyll Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Mrs. Barbara Letten und her HUSBAND
VS.. V. Ii. Halter.

ise 20 D. iylo Civil Sheriff o. the Parish of Orleans
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- FNdNh NI'DVIN.
". L. kLEiNPkrtR, Notary Public.

1.-the undersigned, deputy recorder Of mortgages
fn an. io the city and parish OF Orleans. State of
Hosisiana. do hereby certify that the above and
toreg.n: act amendn: the char ter of the Fire.
non. Insurance Company of New Orleans was this
da. duly recorded IL my Office accOrdin. to law
~ boo. No. iI9 iOlios 6i0 Oil and Gi2.
SSu Ov!. ans, May %, 1875
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h'sb. Clafiin q Co. vs.. Lem Han. T..

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
jel 6 20 iy3 " 'o al iSa Vi orloanA
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ieJl 20 a iylS Civil Sheriff lreanA
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The City of New Orleans VS.. " idow kd-

EUGENE WAEGAMAN
mylf 30 j.2O Civil Sher Il of the Parrish of Oraar,
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The state of Louisiana VS.. Mrs. Z. l..
ShepmOes

"
1920 iyli Civil Sheriff of the Parish of 0reane.
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A. Elmer Bader & Co. ~. Theodore
EAil " b am hard

Ba'l.y Blanchard, .Jr.
INOrRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. 43 G52.-Bv virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
III the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell
at public auction. at The Merchants and Auction.
eers' Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhonse streets in the Second District of this
city. on "WEDNESDAY, July 81. 1875, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property. to
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
ing and being in the Second District of this cit in
the square bounded by OLD Levee, Customhouse.
Bienvlle aud .hartres streets designated by the
letter OF square number thirty on plan drawn by
J. A. Hemereurt, surveyor, dated the sixth of
December, 1864, depos ted in the Office OF s. Mag
ner. ate a notary public IL this C t.: the said lot
OF ground measuring. in English measure twenty
by two hundred and fifteen feet one inch
deep on the eide toward Bienville street,
and two hundred and fife. n feet deep ON the
side toward Custonhouse street. Also, three
hundrt and fort 1.-TWO shares, reduced to three
hundred and nineteen shares in the capital stock
of the Citizs MS Bank of Louisiana and secured by
mort ge GA the above d. SCRIBE property. which
the defendant herein acquired by purchase from
TheOdule Livaudias. by act passed before A. D.
teenth OF August, 1871.
Seized i'll the above suit.
TeIms-The purchaser to furnish his stO X note
for thu IN of three Thousand seven hundred and
sixty-two dollars, payable or renewable according
to the charter OF the Citizens Bank of 10 uisiana
and shall have to pay cash to said b ink six hun
d. ed and twenty -four dollars AID seventy seven
cents, and the balance at the price of Indication.
EUGENE WAGGA MAN.
i@i92: "; q Civil Sheriff of the Paris, of Orleans,
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ii. b. Clafiin q Co VS.. Leon Haas, Jr.


Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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john slemmer, for use, ETC., vs.. Thomas
hernau.

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
myl9 % 30 ielo Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

CoLoRED CADETS OF TEMPER gANCE.-AN-
NUAL SEsSIoN.-The grand body OF this Or
ganization met in this city yesterday at the
hall of Golden Rule Section.
The following grand officers were elected
and installed for the next year Martin A.
Harris, grand worthy patron, Manchester {;
Miss Elizabeth Y. Brown, grand vice patron,
Richmond; Robert B. Evans, grand secreta.
ry, Richmond; Thomas ID. Griffin, Jr., as.
sistant grand secretary, Petersburg; William
Fl. L. Combs, grand treasurer, Richmond
Daniel Epps, grand chaplain, Petersburg ;
n. 81. L. Dabney, grand guide, Richmond
r. o. King, grand watchmap, Richm1nd: {:
John T. Branch, past grand worthy patron,
Petersburg.
The Grand Worthy Patron appointed the
following: State Grand Lecturer, George
Samples; State Deputy. Lewis Dickerson, Sr.
The following were appointed dlstrlct
deputies Richmond and county of Henrlco,
&. II. EIlyson; Petersburg and county ol
Dinwiddie, John T. Branch; Manchester
and county of Chesterfield, Alfred q. PoW'
The reports Of Grand Worthy Patron,
Grand Secretary, and Grand Treasurer,
show the Order 10 be in prosperous condl
ton. 9
I After a quiet session the Grand Section
adjourned to. meet in the city Of Manchester
on the third Monday in April, 1876.
The following are the representatives te
the NATIONAL Graud Section Of North Anne
rica Lewis Dickerson, E. B. Evans, W. d
L. Combs, of Richmond; John I. Braneh
Of Petersburg; and Martin A. Harris, 9
Manchester. 4 @
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ocoryrp n THE DoCK-SAD DEATH OF A
o'.-,rs OF COLONEL john B. BALDWIN,
4 y,.,erGsy morning the body Of decently'
...,rl man was found in the dock between
-,..r,, fir; and Twenty.second streets, and
-. n1ll,d ashore. and not long afterwards
.,r,;,;ad rs that Of MIR. James w. Baldwin,
=. S,sup,on. Mr. Baldwin was a member
.i.5a tirm OF Baldwin & Shafer, proprietors
= he CITY Express OF Staunton. He left
s.ms for Richmond on The 25ih OF October
:. ,,.sni the State Fair, and reached here
-. sane day. and unfortunately got to
:.f,yinc. On the night Of the 2Sth he was
~~rd hy the police on the streets in an in-
..T',a;ed condition. They endeavored to
,,.;t him 10 his boarding. house, which he
.,:3 ya. near the Ballard, but be was unable
:, ,,;,, il out OF to give information as to
,..g name Of the keeper OF 1t, and was there
~. ken 10 The First station-houSe, where
81 "A, kindly cared for, and next morning,
1,yrg almost Sobered off, was released.
>rr, that time until yesterday it Is not
E,5wn tba, he vas seen by any one VINO
u. vile becoming alarmed at bis absence
.-I .ilence wro,c TO her brother, Major A.
r Glrlcr. 10 look after Mr.. Baldwin.
v.t,- CARRIER made some inquiries, but was
-ria,c TO ascertain anything of the missing
~,,', Whereabouts. On Tuesday Mrs. Bald
T.n Jj,palched young gentleman from
,.,nr,on 10 this city TO find Mr.. Baldwin.
The youDc gentleman and Major CARRIER
:s,,hed the city TO the best Of their ability,
b,t without result. and Tuesday night the
f3.ac. left for Aone.
The Coroner viewed the remains as soon
.. h. vas notified, and came TO the conclu-
..,r that death Was the result Of accident,
+ri M, violence He was confirmed in that
orni9n, as Mr.. Baldwin's gold watch and
riqin money, eyeglasses, &C., were found
II his person. Mr.. Baldwin had evidently
I-ap IN the water more than week, and bis
s..u was 50 discolored that identification
would not bave been altogether easy but for
l,;,crs and papers in his pockets and the
C.g.nc. he wore.
Mr.. Baldwin probably fell into the dock
,a.ee or four squares above the point where
Ii, BODY was found and floated down. He
70 doubt, Ike hundreds of others before
walked down one of the cross streets inter
s.c,Iug Main and Cary, and before he wa:
awa!c that he was approaching the doct
Va, in the water, and beyond the reach O.
human help. His name will be added to the
long list Of those who have miserably per
i,ned by The city's neglect 10 fence in tht
dock al the places where many hVes mus
Otherwise he lost.
peceael was about forty.fve years o
ac.. was brother of the late Colonel JOIN
i. Baldwin, and was highly connected VIII
people in Richmond and Staunton. he wa
ior some years deputy clerk of the court
and upon leaving that position went into
business similar TO that done here by Garoe
4 CO. lie had many good qualities, and hi
sudden and untimely death will be lamente'
ty widc circle of friends.
His budy was taken to Staunton last nlghi
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sEANCnEsTER NEWS.

CiRculr CouaE-To morrow tse- Neye,1.
br term Of this court begins. Y"
CITY CoUsuD.-An adjourned meeting of
Bi Uni body will De held tomorrow hight.
lsUMoBsD RrEcrDH CONTEST. ut ti5rauoret5
itba . the election of w. F..Giddings (Radi.
teaD as member Of the House Of Daegates
IfFoI Chesterfield county Is to be contested
a1poi the ground Of fraud practicedsat Tor.
irenc e's Store precinct. s lghr..,5.
4 CB LID BbERsD,--An infant child Of inf.
4 Ahrt d Simmons, who resides In Marx.s ad-
ggdttloi !, was severely burned about the face
6and q 'et Tuesday eveBing. II appeared that
fttse ch lid was playing on the floor, ana;i1u.
|sbser.ed, approached the steve and casght
hosd ,of one Of the less, which gave way,
!;fsIroWi ng the-stove and the heated Goals out.
WITH tile result stated DR.. Ingram mfais.
tered t' the wants Of the sufferer, who is
aotpg well, washa gsod prospect OF an eariy
recovery. , r.. ~ .ia l3s
AnusBMESnA-FfidaE nigbs the q Marion.
ettes" which consist of number Of eiee.
tTieai dancing figures. viii DO .exhibitebat
the court house. for the.bereSt OF th,, Meade
Memorial chuSch. D.'
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R1CHIoYQ. PaARMAcEUTIcAa AssoCIA7tON.
The second annual meeting Of the Richmond
Pharmaceutical Association was held ia the
hall of tho Association Tuesday evening.
On motion. Mr.. K. H. Meade was calledto
the chair. and Mr. FL. s. Eorstman acted as
secretary.
The FIRST business being the election OF
officers for the ensuing year, the old officers
were reelected, as follows:
President, Hugh Blair; First Vice.Presi.
dent, Robert W. Powers Second Vice-Pre.
sident, Jesse Cnlds Recording Secretary,
Joseph Anthony; Corresponding Secretary,
T.. Roberts Baker; Treasurer, T. M. Cary
Executive Committee: William P. Poythress,
Polk Miller, and W. A. S. Conrad.
The President, Mr.. Hugh Blair, then read
bis annual address, in which he compared
the pharmacy of the present day with that
of former years, showing the great advance
the profession had made and pointing out
the great advantages obtained by organized
effort.
The report of the recording secretary,
Mr.. Joseph Anthony, reviewed the opera
tions of the Association during the past year.
and also submitted many valuable sugges,
lions looking to an enlarged sphere of ac.
ton and greater usefuness for the Associa.
ton during the ensuing year.
The report of the treasurer, Mr. Cary,
showed a very healthy condition of the
finances, and the report of the Executive
Committee, through the chairman, Mr.. Poy.
thress, contained some valuable suggestions.
Mr. II. G. Forstman, who had been ap.
pointed essayist for the evening, next read
very interesting and instructive essay upon
salicvlic acid, which was afterwards dis.
cussed by the members, and the meetisg
adjourned.
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THs HOLMAN OpERA CoMPl.ss.-The Hol.
man Opera Company will 81, pear at the The
atre on Monday night In La Sonnambula,
and ON Tuesday night in Rarbe Bleu. The
prima donna OF the Company e alss sans .a
Holman; contralto, Miss Julia Holman te'
nors, j. Brandisi and ". sydney bassos
Ellis Ryse and ~. S. Dunbar; basstepsS "
q, BaStoW a1d A, D. Holman,
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(, TO BIZ HUNs nv DEeENrsE. - HiIdrey Pags
tne chesterfield ,sacendiasyD will be hung
1n fhe early part Of December III the Court
OF Appeals does not interfere. as, B.

CoycEsr AT AsHLMD. IL similar enter
tsfdment TO. that given Inst year, aud for the
same object tthe heneft Of the Ashhud Pres
Ebyterian church will bGgigeu az ashland
on FKdhy evening" next. The Second Bap-
st:st church cbosr will render shofee pro-
sgkamnee on this occasions, and an excursion
Itrain viii leave Ricbmundf that evening at
$40, and return from ashland at sSro,cssck.
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ATrEAPT TO BURN BUILDlNG.-Some
lime during Wednesday night an attempt
was made TO burn Marshall Hall, on Bank
street: The incendiary Sc. fire to the pas
sage floor aud a hole was burned in it. The
probable destruction of the building was
prevented by the timely discovery of the
AFe. Last night dligent search was kept
upon the property.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-Ino order to NEE
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have added well.selected assortment OF NEw
TYPE, which. together with ous nPaoHDp MA'
cHISRRY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL, TAIiSssu
warrant us iu guaranteeing the yERYBEsr GLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In The most en-.
nedltIous manner.
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FlRatMN 0sEBx-H HoUsE.-L Little Raae. q
border drama, full OF startling sisaatioos,
WIN. be presented at the Virginia Opera.
House to-zight The company is quite q
goadlone and has been endeas3ring TO. please
the. public, though it has nosHet with that
patronage is deserves.
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REMEMBER THIs.-Now Is the time Of the year
for pneumonia and fatal results of predisposition
10 consumption. BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has
been used in this neighborhood for the past two or
three years without single failure ts cure Ii you
have not used this medicine yourself, 20 to your
druggist and ask him Of its wonderfuk success
among bis customers. PURCELL, LApp.'& CO.,
wholesale agents.
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CITY GARBAGE.-On aud after the 10Th OF
November, garbage and ashes will be re-
moved from the city as follows: On Mondays
aud Tuesdays, 10 that part of the city west
OF Fourth street; Wednesdays and Thurs
days, in the section between Fourth and
fourteenth streets; and on Fridays and
SATURDAYS. east Of Fourteenth street.
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AUCrzoN SALES THIs DAN.

ROBERT B. LYME, * P. NJ. bsiskihous and 10:
on Walnut alleJ near to Franshn s,feee:
John ". WRIGaT, il A. IL, valuable aoslectlon
OF law books. e4e
II. MCCORMICK, 10x A. M., household furni-
ture, &C..
ROBERT B. LYME. 10. II. andl q 2. d., three
uacts OF land IN. Henries county.
IAwFs n TAYLOR & SON, ,,t2 H.. three-story
brick dwei Ting apd stare. on, hEsnkiin street,
adjoining The Ballard House.
". GODDIS, 4.P. NJ, framed, horse On twenty
fifth stress, Church Aiii..
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IIgSRIco CoUSTY Court, YESTERDAY
Jajgs I. c. Minor presiding.-The special
.r4ud jury empaneled in this court found
al Indictment against Thomas Adams for u
mur0erous assault upon his son.in law,
Pryton Anderson. The trial Of the case
Wa fixed for Thursday the 18Th of the
mouth.
The grand jury was adjourned over to
Monday next.
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-The Board of Dl.
recLors OF the Chamber Of Commerce VIII
meet this evening at 81 o'clock. By reso'
luton adopted by the Board at its last meet
ing members of the various standing COM
miitees are authorized and invited to DE
present and participate in the discussions,
without, however, being entitled to vote.
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CARRIED TO THE PENITENTIARY.-Depu
2erseant Cummins, city jailor, carried James
Campbell out to the penitentiary yesterday.
70 be Imprisoned one year for grand larceny,
d which he was convicted in the Hastings
Court last week. He will have five years
ADDED to his term for having been In the
le1!tentlary before for another offence.
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OUT. OF TIE CoLD.-Walter Evans and
Joseph Adley, two sailors, who were arrest'
"a Oh Monday morning, charged with fight.
iAg IN The street, and discharged on pro-
mise OF good behavior, were again before the
io!ice Court yesterday morning, under the
charge Of creating disturbance in the
fri!st market, and were sent to Jail for five
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

ONE DOLLAR, will buya BxAyY BrERrNo UNraR-
SHIRT from. &. B. SPENCE & SON, merclrant-iai-
lors, 1900 Main street, where can be found. alsthe
new styles ofNeckS Wear, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars,
and Cuffs, and all other articles OF Gentlepens
Furnishing Goods. Call at 1900 Main street and
| examine E. B. SPENCE 6 SoN's stock Of Clothing,
Shirts, and FuEn Shipg Goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

ClIY CRUCuIT CoURT.-In the City Circuit
Court on Yesterday the case Of Brimmer vS.
Wr,t Il Lacy was tried, and verdict for the
deeadau,s rendered. The plaintiff claimed
d4u.ges because a servant Of West II Lacy,
IL handling some bales of hay, allowed one
Q: tnctn to drop upon Brimmer, whereby ne
WIS injured.
To-day the case of Blankcnship Us. Plea.
Salt, 4 GAturight will be tried.
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AND Roa CHURcH.-Rey. F. w. Jackson
fcolored) has been appointed by the Second
fcoIoredi Baptise church Of this city to soll-
cit aid from friends here and in the North
for the church, which has built an ex.eiless
house Of worship, but which is yet inc@a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

ENGa1sH Woa sIEp CoATINes.--A large stock
Of fine ENGLISH WoRsTEp CoATINGs and FANCY
CASssIM just received, and will be made to or.
Ger In the best styles, by r. B. SPENCE Sotsrmer-
chant tailors 500 Main street, where can be found
a large stock of OVERCOATs for sale low. Call on
e. B. SPENCE 3 SON and examine their stocks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

PREMIUM HOwER-BAsKE4.-Thef flower baslas
which took the premIumlat the late State Fair may
Ehe seen in otra ceunting-room window. It was flied
sEand grown BY Mr.. JOHN LAIRD, florist, Bread
street, and Is one Of the hapdsomest we have ever
seen. 1t attracted much hlattentjOn at the Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

PERsoNAL.-Donald Winston, a cadet OF
the Military Academy, West Point, has been
granted sick leave of absence until June 10.
1876, by the Secretary Of War, and is now
II The residence. OF his father, Joseph z.
Winston, Esq. in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

RspUcrIoN REcoaMgsDsD.- The Board OF
Directors of the penitentiary, in iheir re-
port to the Governor, recommepd that the
Commissions Of the general agent BIO largely
reduced.
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have analyzed the Whis<ey known under the
brand Of wB SELECT controlled by, Messss. WAL.
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and! IND 1t
FREE FROM FUs1L OIL and other impurities and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
noses J.. B. McCAw;. N De-
Late Professor or Chemistry,
stedicai COLLEGE Of Va.
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II WORKS TO oPRRFEsnoF.-MRs. Wn JsLowss
SOOTHING SYRUPpfor children teethfng, roduses
natural, quiet Sleep, hN relieving The chf Id from
pain, and the little cberaiawakss as 1bri, ;ht ASA
button" 1t cnRes wind-eolic. and reguli ties The
bowels, gives rect ito tbemothey and health to se
obi ". e =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

COMMISSION MERcHANTs.-We solicit your or.
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to your advantage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

No NEETISG.-fhe annual meeting OF
stockholders of the Richmond. York River
and Chesapeake Railroad Company was on
yesterday adjourned to the 18th instant with
out the transaction of any business.
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Msss< HtrsN HouGHrua. HIS, Haie11
Houshton wiliaapear az the lrginis esefa-
House next week in her new s0rssntic. do.
mestie drama, Justina; or a, Strause
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

WE WANT TO IMPRESS on THE MINDS Of allounr
readers that they should 20 to BoscHEN's TO buy
their boots, shoes trunks, and valses, sos aud 5at
Broad street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

TIE GovKRsoR's MEssAGE.-Goyernor
Kemper was not at the Capitol yesterday.
He is engaged in arranging the material JOE
bis message to the General Assembly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-11

LOOSE ToBAcco.-The heaviest sale of loose
t0Daccp 4nade this year came off yesterday
Wprning at Shockoe warehouse. The prices
Obtained were good. Most Of the tobacco
onered for sale came from Louisa county.
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