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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-15
A Word as 60 the Poor.

RICHMOND, Jiuuary 13, 1876.
Editors Dispatch Permit Inc on behalf
Of sohe OF the poor of Richmond to return
thanks 10 Mrs. Ann Bright for seven cords Of
oak wood received by the Danville railroad.
1t has been distributed only to persons
known to be worthy. Mrs. Bright suggests
that there is much wood upon the road, some
Of it damaged by age, that might be sent TO
Richmond. | have 20 doubt wood will be
brought By any Of the roads free of charge.
take this occasion to say that only twenty
dollars have been given me for twelve months,
and yet have twenty or thirty applications
week for relief. Some of these persons
are sent to me by people Of wealth and I
hereby request that DO one shall send the
poor to me unless be send me the means Of
aiding them. To listen respectfully day
after day 10 stories OF distress without the
means of giving relief is not only pain
iul, but 1t consumes much time. | come
| daily in contact, professionally, with more
poor than l cln relieve. As q rule it Is
| much best that people dispense their own
charities: and it seems TO me the plainest
| possible duty when a case Of distress, appa.
rem ly worthy, comes to the Knowledge Of q
Christian man or woman that he should
| look into it, and not content himself With
|
he be city official whose duty it is to attend
to such cases, and who has the means to do
SO. MIR. William English is chairman of the
| Committee for the Relief Of the Poor.
have TO ask this much space in your
crowded columns (and hope it will be the
last time) because almost every travelling
pauper from other cities who may s'journ
here for day or two is sent to ME. have
| been. il is trnP on q commttpn for tho &C Rp.
lief of the Poor" for some five or six years,
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
but this society has never yet given me one
cent for the relief Of the poor. This will ap-
pear to many singular statement, but it is
strictly true. With due Difference to the
Association, / say such committee is an ab-
surdity. [ have for years past urged the
Association to make some material arrange.
ments to aid the poor, and not to content
| themselves with the Appointment. of " poor''
committee. WILLIAM w. PARKER, NJ. D.
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The AUTOPSY AND FUNERAL SERVICES OF
THR MURDERED STONE. .CUTTER.-Dr. William
H. Taylor, coroner, made a poSt.mortem ex'
animation of the body Of John Mullin, the
young stone-cutter who was killed by Henry
Hill on Wednesday, yesterday morning at
No. 2414 Main street. He found that'th
had been no fracture of the skull, either of
the outer or inner crust; but the blow pro-
duced confused wound on the outside
about two and half inches long on the front
of the head, in the middle of it. On opening
the skull it was found that one OF the small
b!ood.vessels had beer broken, and that u
very large clot of blood had formed on the
right side of the brain, producing fatal pres
sure on that organ.
Yesterday afternoon the Ancient Order of
Hibernians and the stone-cutters-two splen-
did.ooking bodies of men-escorted the re-
mains from the house to St. Pstrick's church,
on T3enty.fifth street, where the solemn
services of the Catholic Church were per.
formed by Father Kelly. From the church
the procession, beaded By band of music,
proceeded to the Union deIo from which
place the remains of Mr.. Mullin were taken
to his former home, n Q1iucy, Mass.
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A SUggestiOR.

For the Dispatch.I
The present fuancial crisis-the conse-
onent depression in every department OF busi-
pess-.eids rs to investigate our affairs to
find out where and how we can retrench our
expenditures. 1t is hard for those who have
been used to luxuriess and good living to
deny themselves; for those who have occu'
Piled elegant residences to live in small,
poorly.built houses on the outskirts OF the
city, or in some narrow street or ALLEY; to be
brought in close contact with an objectiona-
BILE class of people. But they cannot occupy
their mansions, asthey haYein years gone by
they are toe large and expensive. What can
they do2 Where Is the remedy? Some
would say In boarding. Undoubtedly the
reason why 30 many families are boarding
is to eeonomizs; bat 1t Is poor way for a
family to live. II may DO ior tne nhmar' .
ried. but every family should have home
Of their own. In ENGLAND and France Inc
system OF living in "fats" Is very general.
This consists OF having all the conseniences
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Police Court, YESTERDAY. John Cronlr 3,
charged with curspg and threatening 10 XII
John Jennings and creating disturbance 10
the neighborhood, also charged with as,
saulting and beating his wife, was required
to pay costs and give security lor MS sood
behavior for ninety days. COMMITTED ID ae'
fault. .,.,,
charged with house-breaking ana 'arceny'
was continued until Tuesday.
Randolph Turner and Robert SCOT looIn
colored), charged with trespass, were eon'
mitted for six months in default OF surely.
Sarah Davis, disorderly character, was
sent to Jail for SIX months 10 Default o'
surety
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ACCIDENT TO A CARRIAGE.-Th night
the horses attached to a hack containing Mr..
r. Wiley Davis, member of the Council
from Marshall Ward, and members OF bis
family, who were returning from Union,sta-
fioa Methodist church, where they had been
70 witness the marriage of his daughter, ran
OF OF the intersection of Twenty.tifth and n
streets. The horses became frightened oy
the breaking ofthe carraiage-pole, and dashed
off at a furious speed, the driver losing all
control over them. just SO they arrived op'
posite Mr.. Davis's house they ran Into
another hack, making complete wreck o.
both vehicles, but fortunately the occupants
escaped unhurt.
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IL BOTTOM KNOCKED OUT OF
DRY GOODS.
IHa HuIDAYs ARE OVER, AND DRY
GOODS TUMBLE.

SNrlE BROTHERS Will. In order 10 close oui
'Ar,r ~nt'. slnch from this date offer DRY
GOODS at prcrs u,Srr UcturC known 10 This trade.
Tycoon EFr> ~hlvn wr have in stock We VIII
'timr li"m Al "Hil zoe, which Is one cent below
yI-' pIirr.
I.5JI ulrrr, nf the BEST STYLES PRINTS at
ia. : j. and Dr. Dtr yard;
! b.. "j NlAtNANT, al ) aud &C.:
BLAD II ALrAtA> al 20. 25, 80, sac. so, G2R,
~, sJe.. a:d !: / per yard.
im,- s,"', acc Of the very hest brands, and We
Gal. 'rrriH 4icti! ~ I" ihcH AS they have been
ma'nr,! Grnyu from | ) 10 20 per cent.
Wr ,.., he llI,,t line of SiLK.FINIsH MO.
HAIRS iu Ire city. AMI offer them at cost pric cc.
bLAlk fntNCll MEHlNUS, CACHMEkEs,
At>iRALlAN CktPtS, BlANilZ' &C.,
is."J :a' 30 look N these goods IL you want to
t&tFE Wells and CREPE COLL ARs-a fine
a.~".iri ,foch--vcry low;
hhh' rud CoLoKnD SlAkSat prices to as.onisl
iA1amr ,@r El.ACK SILK at 50, which is NC
h"o"O"d-rd the best goods for The prkce III the
1'H hN oar la>t judge, al silks.
DEh>r E""b>, DRESS GOODS, at ~. l6S, 20,
900 m''cr rLAID FRENCH CAMBklCS, one
l"sd "ld,'. n Nc. W rih zoe. Iuly:
!."oS Al "ar l'"Mt> nc DEPARTMENT:
a. aaHhos -! EHDWN and BLEACHED COT
TON ant SUI tTINGS retaicn at case prices
$nt FINISH cANEHIC only 10r.;
L'\>I'ALk tAMbRiC l3c., reduced from one
A'o1 me Il PLAIN a.d TWILLED
Witt TO-! T&Eb.EL,NKETs at ss, peducea
h'Nf-HhD- CALICO COMFORTS at sl.40,
e.. "l. aa& u ,JG tde OF tie best material
'NhLtAtttn hNITIlNU-COTTON II! SOC.
NLt v\J3!!!Ep ANITTlNG-COrToN and COTTON
aA .-A>teiu"rt IMo-ECTTON CuLURED KED at
-, ,I2r. w.1lh : -;
tnkScI> a all ur.c,..
LIAM A8!F -trIH.I>, NAPKINS. TOWELS.
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Messrs. Editors, I'm your report of Fri
days issue of the meeting of the Methodsts
at Broad-Street church on Thursday night
i am reported as saying that the reporters OF
the papers "aunoyed me to know the object
of the meeting" Allow me 10 say that il
the word annoyed" was used in my re-
marks ] diSclaim the intention but, on the
contrary. whenever approached by any ol
the gentlemen on any OF the epertorial corps
of this city it has always been pleasure to
answer their questions as to business, and
especially church enterprises.
j. TuoMPsNN BROWN.
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HusrNGs CoURT.-NothiDg but few mo-
tions in civil cases were disposed of by this
court yesterday. To-day will be heard the
rule issued against James Macdouga, elec-
tion Judge in the First precinct Of jefferson
Ward. TO show cause why be should not be
removed from office. John Marxbausen and
E. J. Walden, also officials of the same pre-
cinct against whom a rule was issued, have
resigned. and the rule has been dismissed.
Messrs. z. Stiles and G. D. Wise are counse!
for Mr.. Macdougal.
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M; GREAT REDUCTION
COHEN BROTH ERS'.

COHEN BROTHERS'.
All goods reduced In order TO close stock for this
season. Their stock is the fuest ever offered this
season of the year
NOW Is THE TIME To SAVE MONEY.
They will commence January the 1st and con-
tinuc until their stock is reduced.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
reduced at least 25 per cent.
Great reduction in al! SILKS:
COI.ORED SILKS at astouishingly low marks tc
close for this season--iheir stock of SILKS is
almost complete In every variety Of shade;
PLAID and STRIPED SILKS at an extra reduc'
ton;
FETA aud GROS-GRAIN
CAsHMEKES, BoMBAZINES, TAMISE, AUS
TRALIAN CREPEs, and other
MOURNING GOODS
at less price than ever known;
KID and BUCK GAUNTLETS reduced 10 Csc
| worth fully $l.25-olher GLOVES reduced;
| Good ALL-WoOL FLANNEL reduced to zoe. 8
yard;
| A large stock of HAMBURGB EMBROIDERY
purchased AT various auction sales during the
| past season Is reduced to an ls,onishingly low
rate;
Two cases good CALICOEs reduced to SIC, SELL
| Ing generally al sc;
| Best IN Ike OF CALICOES reduced to 64c.;
| Three cases of YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COT
Ton, equal in quality to Androscogg,n, at &c.
| Four bales of UNBLEACHED COTTON at Sc.
cheap at 1Qc.;
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, aud all other goods
! greatly reduced TO close for this season.
COHEN BROTHERS,,
| 3Q5 Broad street,
| las between Third and Fourth streets,
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Practical SCHOOLING FOR THE CoLoRED

Practical SCHOOLING FOR The CoLoRED
PEopLR.-Mrs. Canfi-ld, of .he National
Bureau of Education, is in the city endea-
yoring to interest our citizens in the practl'
cal education OF the colored people. There
are now two schools in the North where
girls and boys, in addition to receiving the
necessary quantity of book-learDiDg, are
taught to become efficient nurses, cooks, &c,
This plan she hopes to introduce to favorable
notice here.
Yesterday Mrs. Garfield visited tbe public
schools and most of the eleemosynary instl'
tutions of the city.
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DIR. C. W. BEssos's CELERY AND CHAsMC.
NILE Pills are prepared expressly 10 cure sies
headache, nervous headache, dyspspiic headache
neuralgia nervousness IS, aud saeepessness and will
cure any case Price, so cents. Sold by ali drug.
gists. OGice, 10e nos,h Eutaw street.
BALTIMORE, July 27. 1874.
DIR. C. w. BgSsoS's CELERY AND GHAMAo.
MILE PILLS have enred my wife OF sick and ner'
yous headache OF ten years, standing. she nae u
every week OF ten days, and suffered alm moa every
thing bat death with II. We think these pills are
worth their weight 10 gold.
Rev. a. A. ScHLScHTxR.
For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTES.
sg- AT COST! AT CosTl AT COST

wiz offer for the next sixty days my entire
sow cost, preparatory 10 taking inventory, as dc
no: believe in carrying goods over from one season
20 another. Customers can get extra bargains by
giving me a call, as goods must and Will be so'o
cheap 20 effect sales Come and all TO the grand
sale of
DRESS GOODS os all kinds and prices,
BLACK ALPACAs, CACHMEREs, MERINos,
HENRIETTA and CREPE CLOTHS,
BL ACK and CoL0RED SILKS and POpL1NS,
PLAIN and PLAID FLANNELS;
WHITE, GRAY, RED. BLUE, and CHECKED
FLANNELS, for shirts, &C.;
WHITE, RED. aud GRAY TABLE-LINENs and
NAPKINS;
BiEACHED and BROWN sHEETINGs, Pill.
LOW-CAsE COTTONS, BED-TlCkiNGS,
GISGHAMS, aud JEANS-extra chea";
BLANKETS, white and colored, at cost, to close
them out;
SHAwLs, BALMoRAL aud BOULEVARD
SKIRTS, very low
CASSIMER JEANS,
WATERPROOF and BEAVER CLOTHS at cost
70 sell Them out-rreat bargains;
NOTTINGHAM LACES,
TIDES, TOILET SETS.
NUBIAS, HOODS;
Ladies. Misses, and Gentemc 5 MRR1NO
| SHIRTS and DRAWERS-eNua heap;
| The largest stock or KID GLOVE in the city at
| the lowest prices:
sCARFs, RIBBONS, HANDKEKcHlEFS, CAM
BRIO EDGlNGS and INSERIIHGs, &C., extrs
cheap
Don't forget, now Is the time to save money, ant
the place Is at WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
| i,il 6Ol Broad street.
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AUCTI0N SALES THIS pay.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10h A. b., store-fxtures,
showcases, &C., at j. q. Courtncy's store
BRoNAUGH & TAYLOR, 3k P. NJ, house ar
lot In the cisy OF Manchester on Hancock street.
ROBERT B. LYME. Ak p. NJ, ieasehold interest
in q lot on Twenty. ffith street between Clay and
Marshall
GEOeGE H. poIEDEyTEg, ~ NJ. s22 tons or
Rlacks6urg bitum iuous coal at the yard or the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad at Its inter.tet On
with Clay street,
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TIE AMERICAN EAGLE.-Messrs. P. q.
Seay 4 Co., commission merchants, 1913 Ba.
sin bank, have had consigned TO them for
sale to the taxdermist magnificent speci-
men of the king of American birds. 1t was
killed by J. C. Wood, of Breno Bluff, Flu
wanna county, aud measures seyeo and half
feet across lhe wings from tip to tip. 1t
may be seen at their ettice.
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BooTu's ENGAGEMENT The sale Of re.
served seats for hamlet has reached about
four hundred, and the average sale for the
other nights and the matire. about two hue
dred each. The sale of reserved seats in
Baltimore reached fourteen hundred in one
night. Those who have secured seats EN-.
brace many leading families, and the occasion
will no doubt be great society outpouring.
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In MEMORIAL Yesterday being the third
anniversary of the death Of the late Right
Rev. Bishop John MeGi!l, solemn requiem.
mass FOR the repose of bis soul was celebrated
at St. Peters cathedral at a. N. by Rev.
T. Janssens, with Rev. Benno Hegele as
deacon, and Rev. P. Moore as sub-deacop.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CapifOE Notes.

Capitol Notes.
1t is believed that the bill introduced yes.
terday by Senator Hinton. of Petersburg,
proposing to appropriate $4,000 for Centen-
pial purposes, will be passed by the Senate.
and receive more favorrble consideration in
the House than the other bill did. If 81, 600
is voted by the State it is thought q lite as
much can be obtained from other sources,
and that the full sum necessary to secure for
Virginia proper representation can thus
be made up.
The Senate Committee on Roads and In.
terpal Navig ition yesterday heard Mr.. 7. '.
Daniel on The resolution OF Senator Smith
proposing to make certain inquiries Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. 1t was agreed that the
resolution shopld be so modified as to strike
out the clause in relation TO the salaries OF
Mr.. John NJ. Robinson as president of two
railroad mpanies and as 10 the Potomac
Steamboat Company. In neither case did it
appear that the State had the legal right 10
interrogate the company. A cliuse was
added to the resolution to ascertain why the
Potomac Rlilroad Company has failed to re-
port to the Board of Public Works. The
resolution thus amended will be reported to
the Senate, and if adopted the Board Of Pub
lie Works will make the Inquiries provided
for.
The Senate has passed bill taking the
counties of MlddleseX and Matthews from
Judge Jeffries's circuit and adding them to
Judge MOntague's. There are several petl.
tons, signed by numerous citizens interested,
asking the change. On the other hand it is
strongly urged by opponents that the measure
is intended to accommodate Judge Mon.
foof,o anf3t that no desires TO remove from
Williamsburg to bis ol home, in MiddleseX
the law requiring the judge 10 reside in the
circuit. I. is claimed by several senators that
the proposed arrangement will save the State
considerable in the way of mileage paid the
two judges.
Senator Smith and Mr. Morriss delegate
from Lynchburg) have gone to Washington
to see what they can do in the way OF ad'
| vancipg the interests of the James River and
KanaW Canal Company.
The contested-election case of Murphy Us
Walker, pending before the House Commit
tee on Elections, was heard yesterday tor
two hours. Hon. james b. Sener appearing
for Murphy, and Major George Walker, q
former member of the House, for Walker.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections will probably arrive at their con.
clusious to-day or Monday. Some time Will
be spent in the preparation of the report.
The Joint Committee on Tobacco luspec-
tions met in the Senate chamber last night,
but several members being absent the com.
mittee, without doing anything, adjourned
to meet next Tuesday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Judge Phil. Strother, member of the
House from Giles county, had fall last
nigh, by which bis face was quite badly cut
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoA
CAsE-DECREE OF JUDGE ELLFoRD.- Judge
Wexford, of The City Circuit Court, yester.
day entered a decree in the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Csc, providing that VIII
liams G. Wickham, receiver, heretofore ap-
pointed by the order of this court, be and be
is hereby given authority to adjust and sci.
tie with Henry Tyson, receiver of the United
States Circuit Court, such balances, II any,
as may appear TO be due him by the order OF
said United States Circuit Court and that
be be allowed credit for sucn sums so by him
expended in the account as receiver as afore-
said.
EAnd it is further ordered that the said
Williams c. Wicknam, receiver as aforesaid,
be and ne is hereby authorized as such
receiver to assume and discharge such con-
tract as may lawfully have been made by
said Tyson in the proper exercise of his
duties rs receiver Of said United States Cir
cult Court which shall not have been com.
pleted or discharged by him prior to bis
ceasing TO act as such receiver.
"And it Is further ordered that the said
Williams G. Wickhsm, receiver, be and he is
hereby authorized to indemnify said Tyson,
receiver as aforesaid, out of the property OF
the said Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany and the proceeds and prohts thereof,
in such manner and to such extent as may
be required by said United States Circuit
Court, and that to such extent he be accred-
lied in such account as be may hereafter SET
tie as receiver as aforesaid"
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The DEFENCE OF PETERsBURG.-Mr. W.
Gordon McCabe has been selected by the
Executive Committee of the Virginia DiYi-
slor, Army of Northern Virginia, to deliver
the next annual address before the Associa-
ton, and has selected "The Defence of Pc
tershurgr as the subject. .sh
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4 NUIsANcE.-GreatIy to the annoyance OF
pedestrians the upper crossing on Fourteenth
at the intersection with Franklin street IS
often covered with Ice. Water from some
hydrant pours down Fourteenth street and
freezes aud makes the nuisance.
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II HE.IRH. &c.

" i'ilt> Of test quality Tor la r.
VIZ so, ana geiaLelnen; aiso. OPERA, NIS
stges -. ','i .Ii iiCiiAIfLalNE CHAINS; 1nan- xos&
NJ at -, "'ni's o. hlNGs aud BUTTONS 10 oe
l.r ;4x,'.' i'ai The ~ iaiu&i cost. Come and see
G.. Open ua;ti s T.. M
>. a. WlEsTOCk, Lom Office,
G.lE No. II Fourteenth street,
snder Exchange Hotel.
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A NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN: but II You want
broom that will sweep iiings clean, and even
make them appear new, just try those manufac-
tured near Richmond by THOMAS j. ROWLAND.
Every housewife wants Them. aud dealers will find
1t their advantage 10 orrr from him, both on ac-
cunt of price and OF their exec llcnse.
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RoBBgp.-The peanut.siand on Ninth
street next door above the Virginia Opera.
House was broken into by thieves night be-
fore last, and after helping themselves TO what
they wanted the rogues scattered the re-
msinder of the stock over the foor. An Iron
bar about three feet long, which was used in
wrenching of the lock, was found lying near
nv.
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ssNANToN INSIDE LINE."ei@.,
" &sttszl..
NSW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BErW ZEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

NsW FAST FREIGHT RoUTE BErwtES
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid iron
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, ut corner OF
Twenty second and Dock streets making close con.
Dechon each trip ut Canton, Md, East Baltimore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockage charged al
Richmond. Bates as low any other line This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Ph'tade-
phIa, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiiadei-
phia.
mond. For further information apply TO
l.. B. TATUM, Agent.
Office Twenty second and Dock strte's
and No. 903 Main street or 10
j. s. WILSON, General Freight gent,
PhiadeIphia, Wilmington aRd Baltimore Rniiroap,
Philadelphia. "
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LfxBsG's LIQUID RxTRAcr or BEEF IS pyrticu.
larry useful In every depressing disease.
Surgeon City Hnsnii.s y. s.asasss. ns,is.,.

JUsr OPENED AT SYcLE BRorHEns, TEX cAsrs
CALICO at 64 and SIC. per yard. These goods ars
OF the best manufacture, and are worth 10 and
12kc. per yarj syzs rsz ss r ts55sssss -
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY.-
Page Us. Commonwealth. Partly argued by
Samuel NJ. Page for the plaintiff 10 error, and
the Attorney. General for the Commonwealth,
and continued until to-day.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A HOUSE;
geant Chalkley yesterday arrested Ihomas
Hewlett (coIored), aged about fity years,
charged with stealing frame snanty OIL
Cbimborazo Hill valued at twenty dollars.
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CIAPPED HANps.-A sure cure itr them Is to use
some ANDALUSIAN BALM, prepare by MEADE &
BAKER, 919 Main street. After using 1t few
times the skin will become soft and smooth. Try
IL, and be convinced that II Is \ good thing.
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CUSTOM fhand- -madeI WORK TO order, and guar.
anieed toft. Repairing neatly done BY j
BoScHEN BRorHKR,
500 and 5l1 Broad y.reet.
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xANTuISE HAIR-REsToRER 80 compe,e's
changes gray ar TO Its original rich ana glossy nue.
,ha, the old sre mace to look young ia from a"eeA
10 ten days Oae dollar per bottle.
FOLK MILLER 6 Co, Apothecaries'
corner OF Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-15

BosCHEN & BEoTHER offer their winter stock OF
Boots, shoes, Trunks, and valises at very low
prices in order TO make room for spring goods.
500 and b11 BROAD STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-15

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT sICLE BRO
ThERs'.-Goods N uS"d down from 10 10 70 per
cent. Call at ouce and get your supply.