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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-22

CHESAPEAKE AND OHTo RAILRoAD-NBw
AppolSTMENTS.-Gen Williams G. Wick.
ham, receiver of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, yesterday made u report to Judge
Wexford concerning the transfer of the pro.
perty of the company from Mr.. Tyson to
himself. 1t appeared that Judge Bond re.
fused to recoSu'ze General Wickham as re.
ceiver Of the railroad company, under ap-
pointment of Judge Wexford, and that
Judge Bond directed Mr.. Tyson to surren.
der to the "Chesapeske and Ohio Railroad
ComIany." The company thereupon gave a
written order to MIR. Tyson to turn over the
property to General Wickham. General
Wickham having arranged that MIR. Tyson
should suffer no detriment thereby, Mr.. Ty-
son turned over the property to General
Wickham on the company's order. Judge
Wexford approved General Wickham's s acts.
General Wickham was authorized to deposit
the funds coming into his hands in such
bank as be may select, to be checked upon
by him ip the usual way.
The following organization was an
sounced yesterday under authority Of the
receiver: William NJ. S. Dunn, engineer
and superintendent of transportion : j. Gar.
rett, cashier b. 3. Weisiger. general book
keeper; B. S. Fitch, general freight agent
takes the place of Mr.. c. Z. Yeatman); Con-
way r, Howard, general ticket agent :; James
r. Netherland, auditor of revenue; w. FL.
Lowry, auditor of disbursements; James FL.
Pattesou, paym.ster. j Adair Pleasants,
:. general auditor" ia dropped.
1t is probable that Mr.. Yeatman will be
continued in the service of the company in
new Dosition
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EDwINe eBoOTH.-Boo,h's audiences during
the week have been as large as were ever
commanded In Richmond by any actor, and
bis performances have given the highest de-
gree of satisfaction. 1t is, therefore, with
regret that the public sees the end OF his en-
gagement approach. Last night as King
Lear he was at his Lest, and though
the play is far from being pleasant, it was
delightful to witness bis bigh art. There will
he crowded MATINEE this afternoon, no.
withssandiug the management, in yielding to
what they supposed was good advice, sub.
stituted "The Merchant of Venice " for
"Tbe Lady of Lyons" which latter II not
definitely announced was expected. To-
night will be Mr.. Booths benefit. He has
made many warm friends during his vislf.
They have determined that his farewell per-
formance shall be grand ovation for
him. He was welcomed here in royal
stvle, and by an audience of almost
unprecedented size, and it Is certain that as
many people will tonight be present 10 oid
him God speed in his southern tour. For
tonight there will be q double bill, Booth
making his first appearance In light COMEDY
as well as In Shsksspearian historical CHAR
acter-Petruchio and Cardinal Wolsey. To-
morrow Mr.. Booth, and Mr. Ford's company
supporting him, will leave Richmond lor
Charlotte, N. c., where they will make q
very brief stop and proceed to the principal
southern cities.
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Neutrality-suspicious. FoR A PRIZE,

OpD.FELLowsHlp-Co FoR PRlzE.-
Several weeks ago Past Grand t. wiley
Davis, of Roane Lodge, No. 13O, l.O. y. F'
offered a prize in his Lodge to the me Der
who should excel in eonferripg portion OF
the secret work of The Order without the aid
of the book. Several gentlemen were con-
testants for the honor, and Thursday eve
ming the trial came off in. the presence Of i
large concourse of Odd-Felows. The
judges were Past Grand Collins, of Friend
ship Lodge; Past Grand Burr, of Union
Lodge; and Past Grand J. Ii. Peay, of
Roane Lodge.
At the conclusion of the exercises the
judges returned and reported through P. 81.
Collins their unanimous conclusion that Mr..
D. G. Richardson was entitled 10 the prize.
1t Is contemplated by the Lodge to have a
public presentation of the prize to Mr.. Rich
ardson some night next week. on which oc-
casion the Grand Master Of the State, A. Z.
Courtney, Esq, and other prominent men,
bers of the order are expected to address the
meeting.
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THE UNIVERSITY BILL-WHAT IS CLAIMED
FOR lr.-Thc advocates of the University Of
Virginia say that their bill, which has been
favorably reported on by the committee, ls
one upon which the friends Of all the col
legcs Of the State will unite; that it is really
only carrying out the views so warmly eX.
pressed by the representatives of the colleges
at the Virginia Educational Association last
summer.
They tl4m that if the University can Sc
cure the additional Sl5, 900 annuity, on con.
dition that it shall give free tuition to all
Virginia students, but shall receive none
under eighteen years of aye, it will be en-
abed to remand TO the colleges many youths
under eighteen who now enter the Univer-
sity and that, being thus made in large
measure independent of tuition fees, the
University will not only maintain, but
will raise its high standard of scholar
ship, which has been so long The pride
and glory of Virginia and the South.
They say that if the State will only
afford them the mears the University Will
get out of.the way of the colleges, and per.
form faithfully its part of Mr. Jefferson's
grand scheme Of education-viZ,: The public
school for the masses, the academy in which
to prepare boys for college, the noble clus-
ter Of colleges in the State to do their appro-
pirate work, and grand university which
shall meet all of the requirements Of such an
institution, aud hold its own among the
proudest and Wealthest universities of the
land.
They assert that they can demonstrate
that it would be true economy in the State
TO make the appropriation asked for, and
that the money spent in the Common ealth
by students attracted from other States, to
say nothing of money kept at home by our
own students not going out of the State,
would far more than meet the appropriation.
They are sanguine of the passage of the bill.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-M. C. Perdue
was fined two dollars and costs for using
abusive and insulting language to Elizabeth
Madison.
John Williams and E. Shaw. arrested for
drunkenness, were reprimanded and dis
charged.
Charles Justice, Joseph Jessop, and Ed.
ward White, three tramps, up on the charge
of yagrancy, wee ordered TO leave the city.
Moses Mason and William Scott (coloredl,
were arraisned upon the charge OF stealing
one piece of bacon valued at $3.50 from K. s..
Massie, William Scott was sentenced to six
months in Jail; he took an appeal. Mason
having been once convicted of petty larceny,
was sent on to the Hastings Court to answer
the charge of felony.
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PERSON. Hon. Nathaniel Wells, of
Brooke county, W. Va, and for several years
a member of the Virginia Legislature, is at
Ford's Hotel.
Mr.. W. Page McCarty, of this city, contri.
butes an article to the forthcoming No. OF
Scribner'S S Magazine.
General Thomas Jordan, Of Beauregard's
staff, and of Cuban fame, who is snjourniDg
at the St. James, also has an article in the
next No. of Scrtbner.
Elder is painting likeness Of Stonewall
Jackson for W. w. Corcoran, of Washing
ton.
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FURTHER PROOF.
FACTS WILL TELL.
II. z. Sterens, EsQ.:

H. z. Sterens, EsQ.:
Dear Sir,-Alow me 10 say word In favor OF
VEGGTINE. During the past year have 'uifsred
from complicai II OF diseases. laid In b. d from
the 81 OF November until the middle OF tb- folOw-
Ing June and on an average did not sit up wo hours
a week. / had eight Of the best physician. 10 the
They agreed thar i had hSart. disease, hthisIs,
pyaenia. and kidney complaint, and could NJ yer be
any better. was reduced In weight ffty pounds,
which Is much, for ain naturally thiH.
In June, hndngI was failing under the ire !tInsni
Of the physicilns, ! comnlesced he use of FEGE-
TINE, through !hs earnest persuasion OF friendt,
and / am happy 10 state. with good results. have
gained ten pounds In weight, can sit UP all DAY,
walk halt q mile. and ride SIX.
lam gieLtIy encourged, and shall continue using
the VEGETISE II can get II. am poor man,
but for the truth Of this statement l refer 10 aay
man In Gofstown or vicinity. lours v'rN fhtnk-
fully, 4. j. BuRBstK.
August l, 1875. Gofstown, y. II.
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VE&ETENE.
WHAT Is ACCOMPLISHED BY

When the blood becomes weak and impoverished,
from whatever cause, the whole system is thrown
out Of order, and though the sufferers may not be
sick enough 10 take the bed they are poorly pre-
pared 10 resist the cold, bleak weather attending
the winter season. The person may be thfcky
clad, but III the circulation Of the blood Is poor they
will shiyer with the cold.
I here Is nothing which will so fortify the system
against cold or changeable weather quca crcuIa-
tion OF good pure blood. The VE0EriNE will re-
new the blood. give tone TO the stomach restore
the liver TO Its proper action stimulate the Kidneys
rs to enable them TO perform the fu Icl.ous do
volyiug upou them, carry Off tile putrid humors,
regulate the bowels, and restore the whole system
to working order. This is precisely wha, VICE.
TINE does, and this Is The exact way through which
1t has accomplished many wonderful cures as
may be seen by The following urqaes:ons5le EVIL
depce:
A HUSBANDS STATEMENT OF THE GREAT
SUFFERING oF HIS WIFE.
HARwIcH, September "a, 1875.
Hr. II r. Stevens:
Dear Str-i feel II my duty to say word In praise
or VEGETINE. Ny vile has been troubled with a
bad humor for several years, which she Inherited
from her parents. We have tried several physl-
clans and great many different nds Of mesicinc
that we hal almost despaired Of her ever bel Dg any
better. Hearing OF the VEGETINE We resolved try
once more, and she commenced using It last March,
aud has heen improving In health ever since. From
| lO4 pounds she has advanced 10 80 pollnds-hav-
| Ing gained thirty-one pounds IN seven montts-and
Is now able 10 be about her work. In short, She be-
Iieyes that EEGETINE has Deen the means Of saving
praise. If It p!eases you 10 make use of this state
mant you are at liberty TO do So She has taken
fifteen bottles and Is still using II, can safely
| rec Jmmend |, as great b'oodpurificr.
| Yours, respectfully,
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Dear Sir! Will most ch .erfulLy add mr inh!-
moly to tbs great number you have a,seaEy r.
ceivel In favor or your great aud good iGeJi.in.-
FEGErINE, for do not think enough can aid
IN It's praise, for was troubled oyer thirty yeass
with that dreadful! disease, tatarrh, and had .gcn
cou'd never br.athe any more, and yEGRTI.t has
cured me- aD do f.ei 10 thalk God ali m. i'm.
that there sso good 4 medicine aslyEGErISs n ID
also think Il one of f best medicines for uxir4
and W, sk, sinking feelings at the sfom ch, and d.
wise everybody 70 take The FEGETiae, for eau as
WAS. - a-~s- Sirs. h. SOEF.
co,ner Magazine aud wall U, streets
t Csm0tlGge. siass.
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Accident.-Mr. william Porter. an en-
plote Of the Marshall MIL, was severely in
iured at that establishment on Yesterday. l.
appeared that be SIS walking along with q
large roller upon his back, weighing about
one hundred pounds, aud slipped and fell 10
the floor, the roller ialIing upon and IDJurlos
his back AID hip. He was conveyed TO his
residence, in Blconsylie, DR.. losram rem
d ,rise the necessary surg ical assistance.
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Boil of Honor at the male high school for
the week ending yesterday W. Il. Mat
thews, John G. Rice, and R. Il. Winiree.
At the colored high school for the same
period the loilow pupils are on the roll Of
honor: r. Thomson, }. Shaw, A: Johnson
E. Hobson, Mary V. Edwards, 5. Dixon, Eo.
smith, William Shorr, W. Randolph, Jonn
Peters, r. Goode, NJ. Cogbill, ID. Adklnsons
j. Black we'll.
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A CARGO OF IRON FOR THE TREDEGAR
WoRKs.-Day before yesterday the schooner
Laura E. Messer arrived in this port with q
cargo of five hundred and eighty tons Of old
rails, and yesterday General Joseph &. Ap.
dersop, receiver Of the company, purchased
the whole cargo.
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A HoRR1D CRIME Simon Ellis, registered
as colored driver, aged forty-one years, was
arrested last night by Captain Tyler upon the
charge of making felonious assault upon the
person of girl named Malnda Ellis, aged
thirteen years.
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AMUsEAEsTs.-Blipd Tom will give mari
ZEE this afternoon and his final performance
here tonight.
Next Tuesday and "Wednesday eSehings
the Fourth.Street Club will give gfana coz, m.
certs at the Theatre for the benehs oi 'ne
Lee Monument fund.
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APPRECIATION.
Mas. March 10 1890

CILAgLgsrowS, MAss., March 10. 1869.
r. y. Serens:
:, RlDoi piepar aiioo lVEGETISEl ia my fiIuiIy
for several years, and tnsDk that FOR Scrofula,
C.userous HuInora, or Rheunatic sfIc ion Il. can.
moi he excel!ed: and as Blood Purifier aud s:,rfug
medic ne IL Is the best thing have even nses and
have used almost egerytbing can cheerfaLy re-
con mend * 10 any one In need Of such ms dic!ae.
Yours respectfully.
Ars. A. =. DISsh0KF,
19 RUSSELL street.
yEaET1SE is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
II 22-S&W2t
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The following is the Auditors statement
Hshowing the total value of lands in the
Commonwealth of Virginia according to the
returns Of the reassessment made IN the year
1876, pursuant to the Constitution, article
K. section 6, and chapter 81 Of the Code Of
1873 as amended by the act of the General
Assembly approved March 81, 1875, and also
showing the comparative increase or de-
crease in the value of lands in Virginia since
the r. assessment made in the year 1877:
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DISPATCH PRISTISG-HoUsE.-In order to rnee.
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade wa
have added weli.selected assortment os NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMP BOWED IA.
cIIINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT.
warrant US IN guaranteeing the ysIY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate fguIes and In the most ex-
peditious manner.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

AUGUSTINE ROYALL, IL a., two tracts Of
land In Chesterfield, near Midlothian coal
mines.
W. GODDIS. P. NJ, lot on the east line Of Pear
street between Main and Cary.
w. kEEsEE. l0H A. NJ, three bugsies.
COOK & LAUGHTON. 10 A. NJ, horse and
wagon and sadde.horse.
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THE BOSTON VISITORS.
THEY VISIT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4

THEY VISIT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND
VALENTINES STUDIO-AN OVATION AT
ST. ALBAN's HALL T.iEIGHT-AD-
DRESSES OF WELCOME BY GOVERNOR
KEMPER, MAYOR KELLEY, AND GRAND
MASTER TAL1AFERRo-REsPO BY DIR.
wHITE-A HANDSOME SPEECH FROM
HON. MIR. PARKs-PREsENTATIo OF A
BANNER OF PEACE TO RICHMOND COM
MANDERY : DISTRIBUTION OF soUvE-
NIRs-THE BANQUET, ETC.
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,yEWELKY, &e.

MATCHES OF best quality for l2-SA
w dies and gentlemen; also. OPERA, 81 SR
vpsT and EHATE LhISE CHAINS; Guap- &sKs8
ut!,s of all klnds OF RINGS and BUTtOSsto DO
SOLD at about half the orsinsi @ e1st. Come AND see
io' !"1 g 4. WISsTocK, Loan oface,
No. II Fourteenth str.er,
aa,s uader Exchange Hotel.
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F1RE-ALARM.-At 9:23 o'clock last night
an alarm of fire was turned in at Station q,
corner of Twenty. fifth and Venabe streets,
but the fremen could neither find any fire
nor the person who gave the alarm.
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CUSTOM (hand-madc) WORK to order, aud guar
anteed 10 lit. Repairing neatly done by
BoSCHES & BROTHER,
500 aud ell Broad street.
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THE REVIVAL AT TRINITY CHURCH.
There was an immense number OF persons at
Trinity church last night, and six persons
confessed conversion. Rev. a. G. Biedsoe
and Rev. D. 2. Wills conducted the services.
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VALUABLE DIscovERY.-Dr. G. W. Benson,
practicing physician at lo6 north Eutaw street,
Baltimore. Nd, who has paid much attention TO
nervous diseases, has discovered that EXTRACT OF
CELERY aud cnAMoMILE, combined In q certain
proportion, invariably cures headache-efther bs"
ious, dyspepic, nervous, Or sick headache-neuIai.
gia, and nervousness. This Is triumph in medical
chemistry, and sufferers all over the country are
ordering by mail. He prepares Il In pills at Afty
cents Der box. The Doctor Is largely known and
highly respected IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! 1et'Io'
dist.
For sale by all w olesale ard retail druggists
PURCELL, LApD s. TO. agents.
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REsIGNATIoE OF AN ALDERAAE.-The clerk
of the Board of Aide, -man, has received the
resignation of Colonel Albert OrdWay, a
member of He Board from Clay Ward. The
resignation will be presented on Monday
evening.
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SMASH UP.-sThe gay and festive horse Of
Mr. John Thompson Brown, ,'real estate agent,
while in the custody Of coored boy yeSter.
DAY ran away and spashed the buggy.
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LesIe's Ladies' Magazine for February
and Harrers' and ILeslie's illustrated news
papers for this week received from j. T.
Ellyscp, 1112 Main street.
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COMMISSION MERcHANTs.-Wc solicit your OF.
de-s for printing, or call at sny fms Won may
wish 70 see specimens or oo ain estimates, feeling
assured that It Will oe to your advantage.
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REASSESSMENT.
REPORT OF AUDITOR TAYLOR.

VALUATION OF LANDS IN 1879 AND 1878
COMPARED-vIRGlNIA NOT YET BANK
RUPT-THED DECREASE IN THE COUNTIES
ALMOST MADE UP BY INCREASE IN THE
CITIES
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De IL
PROPOSALS.
CTATE FAIRGROUNDS.
1TOTICE -EsayIng t,eeo Instructed by tho

been Instructed Dy tne
IN Council Committee on Water 10 maze Mo,e ,o
fseu,,en. organizations Of the prenlises Oh -.
nf iiy water from careleSsneSs, detective
&c., shan, therefore, In isaai
20 The above, direct the posee s fb
,sbieh time water sakers hare Ssy
ali necsss rs rep4rsl and report FL sis q o. is. y
water from any cause 70 n tSs 1is..
ial4-l0t Chisi os '' : : S.a'-s
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Hastings Court-Judge Gopton presiding.
This court was engaged yesterday in the
trial OF cases on the civil docket; after which
il adjourned for the 'efm.
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Or. Parker. OF New York, states: LiEsl'
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND 1oHiE hN'i"'
ORATOR is q very superior article.
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SAVE MONEY pY haytug.yoar printing done at she
DISPATCH PgIsTIsa-H0usE. Good Torx, ioV
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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DOMESTIC GOODS retailed at sYcLE BROTHERS
at wholesale prices.
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GO TO sYcLE BROTHERS for your dry goods, as
1t will pay you 10 do so. So ~
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BoscHES & BROTHER offer their winter stock Of
Boots, shoes, Trunks, and yalises at very low
prices In order to make room for spring goods. =.
E,.-F 500 ard 81 BROAD syRzEg.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEAIs.-McCready
uS. Commonwealth. Further argued BY
Judge Ould for the plaintiff in error and
the Attorney General for the Commonwealth,
and continued until to-day.
The cases Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company vs. the Commonwealth will
be taken up next after the one now under
argument,
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PRESERVED CARTON GIsGER.--Goto TO fIzzisI's
and get some of 10.
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Value OF lands In 1878, s251.573. 81 ]. % value
of lands in 1875, s246.Q4 6,S97,49; value of lands
burg. sI,I76,535: in Lynchhurg, 1882 3f2: !: in
Manchester, $l,131 ,e71; In sauntor, Tl'7d0 s7o;
in Winchester. 81 1909, ,944.toial. Si3;46l ,694.
Difference, S232.5S4.75C .49-S251 ,5736l l23,
less &232,5sa, sa,750.49-leavlng S,9Se,S60.
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SYcLE BROTHERS have received their nrst sup
ply OF spring goods, an oDgst which are some very
attractive articles.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-U Unsurpassed r.
,ilites for the prompt execution OF all kinds Of
printing. Orders tlled promptly and a, low prices.
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Aithu>ond 0ispatth.

sH- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IsLARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCULA-
rI0N Of ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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SWEET HAVANA ORASGEs-P12ZIN1 has Ii
10. or sweet a1d juicy Hayans oranges.
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READ SYcLE BROTHERS ADVERTISEMENTS
They hare Just opened 4 large stock or goods.
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THE WIFE'S STATEMENT.
HARwIcH, September "a, 1875.

-hT. SteCen6:
Dear S!r,-l feel must say few words aboutrhe
yEGErISE. The physicians said | had so In ny
complaints they did no: know what 10 give me.
They said had bad humor, and had the kidney
complaint, the liver complaint; my heart was very
weak, and don't think there Is any on. who suf-
fered more with The piles Than did. The pby ST.
clans all sad 1t WAS use for me to take medicine,
/ could not 1--we through the mol ih of Hay. Iruiy
think the VEGETISE has saved my life. an / my
neiphbors say that the VEGETINE has really accom-.
Dllshgd i wonderful cure in my CASE and tell
every one whom meet IL IL the best MEDICINE In the
world Yours, very thankfully,
Mrs, j, L.. BUTLER.
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THE TRADE can ind CIGARS Of ali grades at w.
d. BLAIR & Co.'S.
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PIzztyI-s CREAM.PuYrs and other cakes an
prouounced the best In the city.
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CACItaERE LAcEs--Yon can end A, s,
BROTHERS a large assortment.
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reg OF LETTERS.

- az ETTERS REMAINING IN
Z III pr ,'IvnSD poST-OFFlCE JAEUA-
EY p SIN. cor letters in this list w!n pleas
y, II P%s BEAD %iSS Letter 'Sf once % rom IN WASH SssS
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$3.50. CLOVER HILL $3.50.
Goa l..

one A!''eHt5 and Main streets, aud First between
Grace and Broad.
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