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The Lake County star., 1876-06-22

quarts of water and one teaspoonful of
salt dissolve over slow FIRE until 1t be-
comes a syrup, which takes from three to
four hours then put the white of one
egg into half teacup of water, beat 1t to
a froth; bring the syrup to boil hold
the egg some distance above the kettle
and STIR in slowly; skim of and strain
through cloth while warm. Care must
be taken not to cook it too much as it
will candy. Still it must be cooked
enough or it will have a raw taste. 1t is
made very much nicer by using part
white and part maple sugar.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-22

SHALLENBERGER's Ague Pills do not
sicken the stomach, or act on the bowels.
One dose stops the chills, and vigorous
health follows. Nothing in them to injure
infant
The Lake County star., 1876-06-22

VEGETINE will cleanse scrOfula from the
system, Try 1t.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-22

BRIGHAM YouN6 holds out some
promise Of dying,
The Lake County star., 1876-06-22


To MAKE PAPER ADHERE TO WHITE.
wAsHEo oWALLs.-Paper may be made to
adhere to whitewashed walls by washing
the walls with vinegar. When dry, ap-
ply the paper in thc usual way.
NEW JERSEY BLANC NANCE. - In
three pints of sweetened cream (or milky
put one ounce of Russia isinglass and a
little salt place it over the fire, and stir
the isinglass until dissolved, then boil 1t
we'll; it will not taste SO rich If only
scalded flavor and strain into pitcher;
stand the pitcher where it will keep hot
and all the sediment will settle; pour
carefully into forms, that the sediment
may not darken the ornaments. If peach
water or almond is used for flavoring,
put IL in after boiling. The peel OF
lemon and stick cinnamon boiled to-
gether in milk is very pleasant.
HOMEMADE SyRUP.-A good recipe
for syrup TO take the place Of sale mo-
lasses, which some dislike to use, Is as
follows: To six quarts of sugar add three
The Lake County star., 1876-06-22

Agricultural Hall Foreign Exhibit.
tugni-NW esien-The West lndtes-Cau-
ada-lireat britain aud Ireland-ltaiy-
Tne AQuariu m-Number OF V1s1tOrs-
Rolling Chairs, Etc.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-22

VXyANTED AGENTS. samples and QUIT free.
w Better than Gold. A. COULTER CO., Chicago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

lH'''sioS PJg TIE CARE OF LUSAmcs.-
"a e.Iiricnct OF members of the General
',FA'':, supcllnlcndcuts, officers, and di-
I'G'oss 1i !unatIc asylunlS, was held in the
I1se 1'I 'namber last night. DR.. j. u. Cabell,
4'SOiNoLd, WAS elected chairman, and
~, -r'. "ro!Ee l.. Christian secretary. After
t' '"'!cHanSe U! views in regard to the
pSS, means 20 provide for The lunatics now
,S',''I"s0 III lie jiiie of the State the fol&w
-, 49, 'Ho'"'Ions were offered by DR.. Thosa,
j,,,''i ,"' ""ecioiy OF the Eastern Lunatic Asy-
ri'; I':<''tea, oS lie sense a. This meettss,
VIII - - i more economical aud in accordance
,.,s>.'. ''.' uIe Interests OF the State that the
~, ''-, 'Uhat!c asy luaas should be enlarged
- :. 'hlh to build new one.
,,-1,,s ,s''<%!ced. That in the opinion of this
,|,nS ,r;S,:pS humanity requires that an appro-
,nI .'-;2" ~. 'Vf lhe enlargement of the Eastern
Saw Saw ''tFn - 'T'tFn A>ylums should be made as
S'%'&iy as possible. =,
ny o. r., h*s9.s,ed That the papers submitted
E,,.Dt Dt' ba!e"in and Mr.. Thompson be re-
,,t'' ,.S4 ~ lie committee OF the Legislature
-, ,ri"o ShaiGe Of this subject.
,.a .oiul!ons were referred to q commit
CS, ~. S.un$ Of Doctors Thorn. SempIe,
VW'I!ao, W,Ha, aoaeG, BeszIey, and Maior p. w.
-, ,nLey, and Superintendent Black. Bald.
VIA, ahG BIGksaac
aAy. "''i inect again tnE eve
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
,g,nors sTeIegrams.

Bosroy, January 5-The libel suit for
ten thousand dollars, of Metcslf Us. The Bos.
ton Herald, has resulted In a verdict for the
plaintiff for one dollar. 80, y
QUEBEC, January 5.-The house where tne
remains of General Montgomery were iaid
ont is.offered for sale to the United States
sGoyernment for the erection OF "a monu-
sment. - o,.1 I.
en article urging more extended s extradt.
lion treaty with the United States.
sT. ALBASs. W., January 5s--The Dos
who claimed to be Charlie Rofs has been
fully identified as Jimmy Blanchard.
BosroN, January 5.-Hamilton, Richard
son s. Whitney, dry-goods merchants, are
reported as failed. Liabilities, three hundred
and fiffy thousand d0llars.
NV ORLEANS, Jantary Oh. ~. H0l--
brook. editor and proprietor OF The New or.
leans Picayssac, died at Bladen Springs This
morning. i i. ,,,,,, = /, !.
y Was today found dead and Hugh Morgau
insansibIe IN the cabin OF an oyster pnneys
il is supposed they were subjected b5 gas
from eoaEst0Ye.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Murder and Robbery of Col. Abner
Anthony.
THE VICTIM STILL ALIVE BUT NOT EXPECTED TO


Murder and Robbery Of Col. Abner
Anthony.
THE VICTIM STILL ALIVE BUT NOT EXPECTED TO
RECOVER.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.1
PITTsYLyANA COURTHOUSE, January 3d.
A brutal attack was made last night on Colo
mel Abner Anthony, agent at Lynch's sta
tion, on the Midland railroad, supposed by
two negroes, who knocked him in the head
and then rined his pockets. AT last accounts
Colonel Anthony was still alive but not ex-
pected to recover.
ONE OF TIE SUPPOSED AURDERERs LODGED I'm
JAIL.
LYEcHBURe. VA, January 5.-To.night's
train from DanvilIe brought in one of the
negroes who it is supposed murdered Colo
mel Anthony, and was lodged in Jail.
[From another Correspondent
PARTICULARS OF THE MURDER.
LYNcnBURG, January Con Tuesday night
about O'Clock Colonel Abner Anthony, Jr.,
aged about sixty years, depot agent at
Lynch's station, on the Midland road, in this
county, about twenty-five miles from this
city, was assaulted, robbed, and mortally
wounded by two negroes. He was sitting
in his private room writing up his books, and
was attacked from behind, being struck
several times on the back of the head
and his skull terribly crushed. His
groans attrae.ed the attention of a
gent tleman passing by, who entered the
room and met the negroes escaping. They
left the implement OF murder-a brickbat
weighing nearly two pounds-behind
them. It was tied up in towel and covered
with blood. They took his silver watch IA
double.case lever and pocket.book sup
posed to contain about seventy.fve dollars).
Col onel. Anthony was still alive when the
Dlnville train passed Lynch's to-nigh', but
without hope of recovery. he has been un-
conscious ever since the assault.
Two negroes answering the description
of the assassins were seen on foot this morn
ing moving towards here, and negro was
arrested here tonight on suspicion, and is
still in custody.
Colonel Anthony was a prominent and
highly.respectable citizen of this county, and
formerly resided here. He is brother of
Mr. Mark Anthony, of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
Message Of Governor Ames to the
Mississippi Legislature.

MEMPHIs, January 5.-The message of
Governor Ames to the Legislature of Mis-.
sissippi was read yesterday. he gives MS
and events at Clinton, and asserts that ap-
peals to be protected from violence came
from all parts CT the State. The sentiment
of righteous indignation against bis colored
hermit their use against the whites. He
argues that the late overthrow Of Radical
rule in the State was produced BY fear aud
violence. He recommends a modification
of the fundamental laws of the
State to bring about better 1eei-
inc between the races. The State finances
are favorable. Her Indebtedness beyond
her ability to pay is only half a millior.
The expenses of the State Government duiDg
the past year was S61s, 900. He recommen os
that all taxes be made payable in United
States currency; also, change in the public.
school laws, and an appropriation for the
Phiadelphia Centennial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CEaBMoNY.-
The newly.elected officers of Chickahominy
Tribe, I. o. r. NJ, No. 43, were publicly
installed at their wigwam, on Church
Hill, last night. Representative Sims, as.
sisted by several past officers, was mas.
ter If ceremonies, and performed the
duty in credtable manner. The in
teresting proceedings were witnessed by q
large number of ladies, the sQuaws and
sweetbearts Of the members of the Tribe.
After the ceremony refreshments in bounti-
ful supply were partaken of with hearty
zest, and some good speeches were also de-
iiyered.
The officers Of Annawon and Jamestown
Tribes were installed Monday night, those OF
Pocahontas last night, and this evening the
officers of Pamunkey Tribe will be invested
with the insignia of Office at their new wig
Wam, on Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

ANNUAL MEETING OF MosuaEkrAL GHuRcH
SUNDAY ScnooL. = T he annual meet.ing Of the
SAnday.schooi teachers Of the Monumental
church was. held last night In the Sunday
school room. AZ; 81
The meeting was called to order and open.
ed with prayer by Rev. George Woodbridge,
D. D., pastor OF the church.
The superintendent Of the school, Mr..
John Tyler, next read his annual report OF
the operations of che school during the past
year. From il It Is ascertained that ut present
there Is superintendent and assistant; /
librarian and 2 assistants; % teachers-S 8
male and 81 female; and 180 scholars 45
male and 135 female; total Of all, 214. For
the previous year the total number was 1872.
The average attendance OF scholars during
the past year was 95 per ceat. OF the whole
school. During tbeSear there have been II
baptisms and confirmations in the school
a large increase over the previous year.
There have been no deaths during the year.
There have been losses from the library, and
the books are In rather y bad condition, owing
to careless handling. Thirty-six volumes
have been added TO the library and 16 more
are now under consideration, which will
make the number 81 for the yesr.
The sewing sch 80, which.was under the
4 \
uary to May, when it was broken up for the
summer, numbered 10 teachers and 20 scho.
lars, with an average attendance Of 30. The
results are highly satisfactory. From No
yember to date the school has been in charge
Of Miss Maury, and now numbers 3 teachers
and Is scholars, with an average attendance
of SO.
The superintendent also reports that du-
ring the year only S73 hes been contributed
for the Benevolent Society; that bills
amounting to about $71.84 have been paid !;
and that there is now in the treasury S1.16.
The superintendent has prepared stirring
address, which he hopes TO have read to the
congregation.
The contributions in the Sunday school
during the year, including subscriptions to
Supday-school papers aud contents of mite
boxes, amounted to $1SS S3. The balance
on hand at the commencement of the year
was $145.13-in all, S333.96. Ont of this
amount S326.47 has been paid out for ex-
penses, leaving a balance Of - .49in the trea-
sury. The expenses of the school during
the year have been unusually heavy.
The report concludes with an urgent ap.
peal for prompt attendance on the part OF tue
teachers and renewed efforts for the general
success of the school.
The teachers next proceeded to the cleo.
tion of officers, with the following result :
John Tyler, superintendent; W. r. Bull, as.
sistaut superintendent: Charles Rhodes, IL
brarian and secretary; Robert Harold, as.
sistant librarian; john Warren, assistant
librarian John Tyler, treasurer.
After discussing various matters OF interest
the meeting, just before IL O'Clock, ad-
journed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

Police CouRT.-The audience at the Po.
lice Court yesterday morning was small but
selected.
Ford s. Gillian, reported for the violation
of the city ordinance by their teamster
driving four-Lorse team faster than walk,
were fined two dollars and fifty cents.
John.KeIler, Thomas Whee!ap, e. Nee
kins, and l.. Dwyer, reported for failing to
remove their fences to the proper street line,
were ordered to remove them within nve
days or take the consequences.
The following persons, reported for allow
ing their cows to run at large Oh the street,
were fined : Stephen Harria, Henry Brooks,
4. G. Coots, Gsorge Weaver, one dollar each ;
Isaac Cox, TIVE dollars; Washington Coots,
two dollars.
aannah Braunou and 4aura Gatewo3d
fcolored), drunk and disorderly in the street,
were tiued two dollars and fifty cents each.
Thomas Antheny (colored) ssas tined one
dollar for interfering with passengers at the
Chesapeake and Ohio deE0'.
Henry Page (coiored) was 6sed two dol
lars for being drunk and creating disturb.
aaee on the street.
Charles G.. HayDes, charged with being
drunk, &ss discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

BARxABEE COMING BACK TO richmond
The Barnabee Concert Company are coming
to Richmond in February, aud will give two
Of their concerts on the 23d and 24tb. Bar
nabee, il will be remembered, took Rich.
mond by storm last fall; but when he comes
next month he Will be assisted by such tall
ented mem 5ers of bis Concert Company as
Mrs. H. E. Fl. Carter, distinguished SO.
prano; Miss Annie G. Eolbrook, WELL
Known contralto: Mr.. W. j. Winch, tenor ;
Miss Perss Bell, violiniste; and Mr.. Howard
NJ. Dow. pianist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
Auction SALES THIS Day.

BYERLY & POWELL, 1ok A. NJ, dry goods,
notions, toys, carpets, &c.
RICHARDSON &c CO., p. NJ. assiznee's and
trustees sale OF Two framed dwellings and one
vacant lot In the town Of Fulton.
A. B. BUESBERRY. High Constable City of Rich
mond, IL A. NJ, at the southeast corner of
Twelfth and Main streets (1pstairs), book.
binding establishment, &c.
THOMAS w. KEESEE, 10 q. NJ. United States
/. Inarshal's sale Of household effects Of Henry,
Bowler, bankrupt, al No. 12 Governor street, )
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

To WARD OFF CONTAGIOUS DISEASES use freely
for the toilet and In lbe bath the ENGLISH CARBo-
LIc SOAP, and in your rooms use according TO dt-
rec,ions DARBY's PRoPHYLAcTIC FLUID. These
articles highly commended by the medical PRO-
fess ssloB, and can be had at MEADE Il BAKERS
drugstore, 9l g Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

8 TABLRAux.-The ladies of Centenary Meth.
odst church, who have shown such energy
and indomitable perseverance, in raising
funds for.churcn purposes, will give an ex.
fhibition of beautiful tableaux at Assembly
Hall tomorrow evening. Some Of the most
beautiful young ladies Of the city will appear
on, this occasion, and many lovely scenes be
exhibited, among which will be centennial
tableaux illustrative Of the spirit of 1T76. The
programme will be enlivened by several vocal
and instrumental sol1s; and the whole will
no doubt prove most enjoyable entertain.
ment -s, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING To.NIGHr.-
There will be a public temperance meeting
OF the Temperance organi2 ,tions in the city
at Broad.Street Methodist church tonight
the exercises to commence at s O'Clock. Sew
eral prominent members Of the order will
address the meeting. Trinity Church choir
will add interest to the occasion by giving
some Of their best pieces. The Good Tenn.
plars will attend the meeting in body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

SMALL; ;Pox.-Jerry Nelson, the colored
waiter who contracted the smallpox BY bis
attend ince upon Judge Seig, died at the
small. pox hospital yesterday morning. He
was well. known and worthy Rau. For
many years he was engineer at the Enquirer
Office. He was memberof numerous CO..
lored societies and orders. @sSs
a telegram from Covfngton received in
this city Yesterday announced that the con:
dition OF Mr. Carpenter was growing more
unfavorable. e.
There Is now but one case of syariolsid
tnone Of smallpox in or near Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

FELos1ors CUTTING, ETo.-Wiiiam Z.
james, charged with assaulting and cutting
Richaid James with knife, was tried be.
fore Judge Guigon yesterday, found guilty
Of unlawful cutting, tined twenty dsllars,
and sent to jail for one month.
Eugenia Bateman, charged with o misde.
mean0r, was convicted and finec twenty dol.
lars and costs.
James Minus, charged with assaulting,
cutting, and wounding John Boiling, was
tried, convicted, sent to Jail and labor for
twelve months, and fned twenty-five dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY
Aller, &C., Us. scruegs. sc. Rule to require
a new bond enlarged until the 5Lh of Febru.
airy.
Hord's administrator vs. Calbert ct ais.
Motion to dismiss docketed, and continued
until the 10Th.
Burruss us. Commonwealth. Partly ar
gued by Mr.. W. w. Cosby and Colonel Guy
for plaintiff in error, and the Attorney Gene
raj for the Commonwealth, and continued
until To. morrow,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

A CoNGREGAT -DIsTURBER IN TROUBLE
William Curtis, charged with disturbing the
OF the Third.Street Methodist
church on Sunday the % day of January,
was fiaed twenty doilars, in the Hastings
Court yesterday, and sent to Jail for sixty
davs Il .s'.IS-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

SEARCHING FOR MR. REpFoRD.-The water
was turned off the Manchester canal
last night in order to allow Mr.. r. S. Red
ford's friends an opportunity OF searching
for his body, it being feared that be might
have fallen into the riyer near the Free
bridge and his body washed into the canal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

THE CARRIERS WoRK.-The following is
the letter.carriers' report for December !:
Mail letters delivered, 100, 1867. registered
letters delivered, 750 cards delivered, l6,-
104; drop letters delivered, Z 1852; drop.csrds
delivered, 5,627; papers delivered, 1892 ;
letters collected, S4,75S; dropletters COL
lected, 5, 1881; cards collected, 16, 725; papers
collected. 90.02l. ,.-.-...-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

CHARGED WITH RoBBrNa a HEN-HoUsE.-
Sergeant Perrin yesterday arrested W. q.
Harrison and John a.. Wilkerson, charged
with robbing George Dobson's hen-house in
the nighttime and stealing thirteen pigeons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

BRYANT's observation-disclosures Powell
states that Bryant's celebrated New York
MiustreIs have been engaged for January
18th, 18th, and 14th instants, and will ap.
pear at the Theatre Ia this city. The com.
pany is said to be one Of the best 10 the
United States, and will no doubt be greeted
with full houses here. zsi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

NEW MAP OF TIE UNITED STATEs.-Haasis
& Lubrecht. Of New York, have just issued
q new map for 1876, showing the whole
country from The Atlantic to the Pacific all
the railroads to date, including Mexico,
West Indies, etc. On the reverse side one
of the best maps of the world. 1t will be
q very valuable acquisition 10 an office or
private family. Mr.. D. a. BeatsoD, the
agent, is at Ford's Hotel, and will remain
few days to canvass the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

The NEW HEATERs.-The two new heaters
for the Fire Department have arrived. One
Is to be put up in the Church Hill engine.
house, and the other in the new engine
house, on Main street between Twentieth
and TWenty-iirst streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
Man Crushed 10 Death.

Special telegram TO tue Dispatcn.I
ALEXANDRIA, Va, January GA horrible
and fatal accident occurred here this morn-
ing to Mr.. William Owen, block of marble
falling on him while attempting to move 1t,
crushing him to death. There was no one
present when the accident occurred. De.
ceased was much respected, and belonged TO
the Masons, Odd. Fellows, ands other socie-
ties. He leaves wife and six children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

The PINK. ALLEY AssAULTiNG CAsE.-In
the Hastings Court yesterday, Emily Green,
who, it will be remembered, assaulted Cora
Barker with Ratchet, some time ago, in
Pink alley, was tried, convicted, and sent to
the peniteuliary for one year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

A CHRISTIANS FoRGER's FATE.-Charles
Richardson IA negro) was arraigned and tried
in the Hastings Court yesterday for feloni'
ously forging and utterlng as true certain
forged writing or order for goods purport-
ing to be signed by Mrs. Abrims, and pur.
porting to be dated the 25th day Of Decem.
ber, 1876, as follows:
"Richmond, Dec. 25tb, 1875.
"Mr. abrom, please send me half gal.
lom of the Best Whiskey by the boy, and
three Dos. of Eggs, five lbs. of -four, two
lbs. of Butter, four lbs. .Shugar, and some
ginger. Send me the order for the things.
No more at present from yours Truly,
"Mrs. ABRIMs."
The accused pleaded guilty, and his pun
ishment was fixed by the jury at two years
in the penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

,b+,r"t ,hHt,oN.aL'~TLe Governor was unwell
He Ss,Ir; ao,e 70 attend 10 business yesterday.
um,!sit sto'n'ea William p. Goffigon, Of Locust
apd p. .a@9nac county, notary public,
;n.,sn,a net ~ Hatchett, of Petersburg, an
er. ',Uf =, ,1 ol tobacco on the part Of the own
''s M a. hoore's warehouse.
,onrt;, ~; a. I. Abernethy leayeg the city this
wTas Why 70 lake up bis residence in DanyIlle
s'' Ae VIII engage In the tobacco business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

: EplPHASY.-To.day is the festival of the
Epiphany, celebrated on the twelfth Gay
after Christmas in commemoration Of the
manifestation OF Christ by the star which
guided the Magi to Bethlehem. The festival
is observed by Catholics as a holiday of obl.
CATION, and services will be held in the
churches of that faith the same as on Sum
DAYS. Divine service will also be held In st.
Paups and other Episcopal churches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

is PRONOUNCED By ALL WHO HAVE TRIED 1T
th,t H. w. SHELTON corner Of Main and Eighth
streets, has some of the incest and best.fayored
HOMEMADE PIcKLEthat they have ever seen; and
those 10 want Will do well to call and It. as he is
selling !. very cheap and fast By The gallon,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
Missouri Politics.

CONCORD, Mo-, January 5.-The Republl-
can State Convention has nominated T. G.
Cheney for Governor and William A. Pierce
for Railroad Commissioner. The resolutions
rfaffirm unalterable opposition to the third
tprnl stEsr ~ ,stE ~ FEz}A' H. .5ttta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06
Navieat,on ON Norahern Rivers.

/. PoueHKEHpsIE, N. T., January "a
steamer reached here this morning from
New York, and will leave again, going soutn,
tonight. The weather is colder, ana Ice is
making little. <gls<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

REMEMBER THIs.-Now Is the time Of the year
for pneumonia and fatal results OF predisposition
u consumption. BoscHEE,s GERMAN SYRUP has
been used In this neighborhood for the past two or
three years without single failure 10 cure. IL you
have not used this medicine yourself, go to yot,r
druggist and ask him of It's wonderful success
among his customers. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
wholesale agents. i. ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

FREE FROM FUsn On-The B SELECT y
THsKEY, controlled by Messrs. W. D. BLAIR&
CO., eos Main street, is particularly fine for The
price, and warranted free from fusl oil 1t has be-
come Justly popular with the trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-06

4 All kinds OF UPHoLsrERMG done In the best
manner by skilful workmen.
Samples Of REPS, LEATHER. &C., always on hand
for selection. THOMAS W, KEEsEE,: No. 10 Goy-
eruor street ~ .<E5< 80