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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-27
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from our northern States, forgetting the
sound Roman maxim that it Isl wise to learn
from ain enemy. Austria was wiser than
th!s, for when defeated By Prussia, almost
her 2srst act Was TO adopt the Prussian school
system. England was wiser, for when de.
feated on the field OF industry at Paris, In
1867, she adopted the educational ideas Of
the nations which defeated her, Holland Is
educating the Malays in her island of
Java. Do the Dutch waste their money
The KhediSe is educating the, mixed
idenizens of the Mile. Victor. Emman-
iuel Is educating the lsszsroni Of Italy.
The Gar is educating his ernancipated
.serfs. Are these Governments controlled By
spendthrifts aud fanatics ! Shall we refuse
even to examine into the political economy
which aunderlies this faith In education? ~
No, no; Virginia has future to be pro
vided for, ,as we'll as a great past to be re-
membered. She must not be confined to the
testimony of men who construct uniyersa
doctrines on the few cases in their own sc.
cluded neighborhoods, but must look over
the earth and search diligently for the hiddeI
fountains of public prosperity. She mus
inquire why 1t is that the earth is becoming
garden, that cities are growing with auaz
ing raptdity, and that erudition is scattering
abroad the treasures once boarded. And shl
will not be slow to observe that all oyer th'
earth iong-brooding darkness is rolling ava!
from the toiiing masses Of humanity, ant
that the wonderful results of J, human
skill and industry are no longer pro
duced by stupid implement swinging 4
dead implement, but by machinery guidet
by qnickened Intelligence and trained fin
gers, and have also the practical Lesson tina
every State not wishing to be left far be
hind in the march of civilization must 90 an
do like,oise! -
Messrs. Editors, do not offer these paper
as complete defence of public education
but only as very brief and imperfect expo
sition Of two or three points assaied by DR.
Dabney. Thanking you for your courtesy
Lam yours, very respectfully,
w. 81. RUFPNBR.
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s.lTns CIT s1rrsanlc,ys

Ik IS 70 the interest of tke city Of Eschs
mand ss have III this flee aman ct business
capsstty coupled WI sth d high personal iii-;
tegfty aHdsene who VIII befalthfui 20 tilia.
Important Nast ithent dlsparagement Co
any one Whose nane has beer mentioned Ia
connection with ttlH3is of3es We noEniaats and
recommend John w. Wright IS enafnersly
qualified and possessing egesy requisite for
the position Of city sergeant. Nr.John VT.
Wright has had large and an active expert
ence Ia all the duties appertatning TO this
office, and, like most of our people, he en-.
tered the Confederate army and fen1ained
with It until the close OF theswar ini1S6s.
No man in the entire city can fprriah higher
claims on the score OF merit or business efi.
ciency or capacity. The peoples the city
in eleeting Mr.. Wrlght7t to this Office win Be
promoting their own Interests, as they viii
thereby secure pronpt, reliable, and intel.
ligent officer. II MANY clTtERSs
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REsIsTRAas AND JuDsEs or ELrcTtoss.s-7
Judge Gufgon yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing registrars and judges Of election: "a
Clay Ward: First precinct, George J..
Hooper second precinct, Robert Y. Priddy ;
third precinct, E. NJ. Crump. .. =. ,,,s.s.
Monroe Ward First precinct, Charles
Campbell; second precinct, Thomas w.
Brokenbrough; third precinct, David B.
Jones fourth precinct, Samuel S. Carter.
Madison Ward: First precinct, q. Tate
Evans; second precinct w. w. Stoyer !;
third precinct, James d. Pecor; fourth pre-
cinct, R. T. Daniel, Jr@
Jefferson Ward: First precinct, DR.. WI
liam q. G Gwathmey; second precinct, Charles
NJ. Branch third precinct, Samuel B.. Per.
due; fourth precinct. Elijah Baker. u. a.,
Marshall Ward: First precinct, John j..
Cannon; second precinct, Andrew z. Elicit
third precinct, John F. Shinberger.
Jackson Ward: First precinct, James M.
Macon; second precinct, Charles Clinely ;
third precinct, John Fl. Rose.
The registrars and judges are to meet at
the clerks Office Of the Hastings Court at 10
O'Clock this morning to qualify and receive
the books, &c.
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CHAMBBR OF, CONMERCE.--The monthly
meeting of the Board OF Directors Of the
Chamber Of Commerce will be held this eve.
ming at half. f.past 8 o'clock. &a
The following reports are due from COM
mittees 80
From John G.. SPOTS, chairman Committee
on Commerce, report on communication
from the Boston Board of Engineers in rela-
ton to metric system Of weights and mea.
surts. 3g. asza% gGt.aaa -
From the same, report on resolutions of
the Boston Board Of Trade in relation to q
commercial treaty with Canada, &c. d,
From J. P. Rogers, chairman Committee
on Inland Trade, report on certain resolu.
tions adopted by the Milton, N. O., Tobacco
Trade, In relation to the rates of toll Of the
Roanoke Navigation Company and the con-
nection of the Richmond and Danville rail-
road herewith. i .e
| From the same, report on petition of
merchants Of Clarksvile, asking the aid ofthe
Board in breaking up o monopoly alleged to
be sustained by the Richmond and Dsnville
railroad in favor of A.aW. Magee, in carry
ing tobacco to Richmond on his line OF
boats. ! s .,,,,,r .:,-.. ,.s r ~ xsT
From John 81. Montague, chairman of the
Committee on Finance, q report on me-
mortal to Congress on, the currency of the
United States from the Board Of Trade Of
New York. h7i, go i. saas2g ..te,.., ,r,g,
i Members of the various committees who
are not members ofthe Board are authorized
and expected to attend the meetings Of the
Board, and participate in the discussions
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DEATH OF Mr.. 81. T. AsDERsoN.-Mr. d:
T. Anderson, of this city, who was for ABOUT
ten or twelve years deputy under the late
Mr.. Thomas U. Dudley, died yesterday
morning at half-past 10 O'Clock at MS resi-
denee, on Fourth street between JACKSON
and Duvsl, of consumption. MIR. Anderson
was also deputy under DR.. Mills ac one
time. BE was popular young man, pos
sessed many good qualities, and leaves many
friends whe will regret his death. de was
vestryman and, Of course, o member OF 81.
Marks church, aud his funeral WIN ske
place from that church at A O'Clock this
afternoon. ,--.-.-. .-......-- -,
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IS .rrTp 10-rn T.syx go. ,-, rr ~ . Yy.-..,...
an No. s,1oMs y, y y
srad 1 sAsg 1870 alana Massef AZ
sd 49, y G9alsney y % in n.s report 20 tne 6rana
y. " ~ nicn met az Aiexandrfa
~ M es,usy, :. sa.u 80, !, M -
aor. ~ s.s S a9tn,ag oI sne other Or.
ncann o - aus s.S ,,,a., a,soMs, o Wnlcn tnere are
,vasi, - ~. afeieRioAs sns
hy M the Grand I y ss oIaea Ispsessntea
ras,s J ~ aoos. " .ne OnlIed s!ates y
SnlH % ae,hanoa I LEU ae.n. ~ naaany. nnas no.
gy into ~ JUS ioi0s All tne states and
asll.otles ~ VI tne Un!op, many OF the isles
ltne sea, on either sidf, but Is now stretch.
ing out ner arms 10 take In tine kingdoms OF
tne oia Worid. s.sslsssz .slssz
un lne, lst oay OF January 1876 the gaI,s
naal reports show q mem bership fof 4S1, &
tls; tne sotal recap during The year f1S74s
a1 q. lntea te Of which 81
9la.u were pal0 lor relief OF members, and
since: the GATE OF Ethat report / Doubt not the
numbers have been Increased many then.
sands, and the receipts Ena reiisf Id proper
fioD. .fgsss g1.sss:
Beginning In 1897 the Grand Lodge OF
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DR.. C. W. BRNsoN's CELERY And CHAMHo.
NILE Pulls are prepared expressly 20 cure sick
headache, nervous headache, dyspeefsc headaches
NEURALGIA, nervousness, and sleeplessneas, and viii
cure any sase Price, so senta Sold By all drag-
giss. Onacs, 1o6 north Eutaw street.
BALTIMORE, July az. 1874.
Or. c. W. BESsoN's CELERY AsD cHAiDso.
,sua PILLS have cured my wife of siok and mere
yous headache OF ten years. standing, she had =
every week or ten days, end suffered attest ever3s
,hsng but death With Is. We think tbess pills ara
worth tasr weight In gol2
Rev. b. A. 2cdMIsHTER-
Fer sale By an Wholesale and retail dsusgist&
PuacELL, LkDD q Co, Ageats..
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TIE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs.-hsjer
George L. Peyton, lessee Of the White Sui
pbur Springs, is In the city making arrange
ments for the coming season, which no anti
cipates will be good one. It Is bis opinion,
as 1t is Of Colonel Eubank, Of the Warm
Springs, that the country will be crowded
with tourists, who, after spending few days
at the Centennial, will seek the Virginia
mountains, and spend good part Of the sum.
mer there. The new hotef (the Peyton
will be opened by Major Peyten on the 10th
OF May, and will be kept open all the year
round. It Is i've stories high, is provided
with an elevator and bathrooms, and each
room is furnished with water and, gas. It's
guests will of course have all the privileges
Of the Springs. Several new cottages are 70
be erected near Florida run. Major Eakle
is to be at the White again as manager.
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SUraEEs COURT OF APPEALs, WEDNESDAY.
Fairfax Us. City OF Alexandra. Set down
as privileged case.
Thornton us. Fairfax. Motion to advance
or dismiss argued and submitted.
Winston us Giles. Partly argued by b.
G. Cannon, Esl., for the plaintiff In error,
and Major Z. &. Page for the defendant In
error, and continued until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-13

ANNIVERSARY CELE5RATIoN.--!Ihe Guard
Of the Common wealth yesterday celebrated
lis fifth anniversary by street parade and
target practice on the hillside In rear OF the
alnshouse. After the return Of the company
to its armory Sergeant Dallam Barksdale
was declared the best shot, and N. l.. Spots.
wood the next. A silver cup was presented
to each by Sergeant Anderson on behalf OF
the Committee Of Arrangements and the
company. Sergeant Barksdale was the wiz
ner of the first prize last year. On this oc'
casion he desired to surrender his cup to Mr..
Roland Place, the third best shot, but Mr.
Place and the company objected. After the
presentation Of the medals q collation. was
spread, and number Of informal speeches
were made and an agreeable evening passed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-13

Police CoURT, YEsrEgnAY.-Police-Jn Jus.
tiee White had only q few trifing cases to
dispose of yesterday.
The Philip Lambert mentioned In the Po-
lice Court proceedings Of Tuesday was not
Philip Lambert the butcher.
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VISITORS GUIDE TO RreHssoxp AND VICINITY.
new edition OF this valuable work (eopy--isht,3
securely, enlarged, revised, and Otherwise ira.s
proved, is now in course OF preparation. and will
shortly be published by j. 7. ELLTsoN, No. HE
Main street. A limited number. advertisements
WIN be received. All persons are sauticnsd aGainst
infringement Of copyright and advertisers, win
be careful to give their cards oziy 10 the Dablfsts
or his authorized representative.
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FALL OF a WALL.-While eight members
of the chain-gang we're engaged In excava-
ting for dungeon at the city Jail Yesterday
morning wall was undermined, and fell.
The escape o! the men from instant death
was almost miraculous. None OF them were
aerioIJsIy hurt ft6 F5g 10 81 t5ss2
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Z FREE LoDGaRs.-sinee the free lodging
room was established at the First station.
house, some two years ago, 1000 persons,
mostIy men, have ayailed themselves Of the
shelter thus afforded. Many worthy people,
having nowhere else to 20 and NO means to
get better quarters, have spent nignta there.
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New PoL!cE- -TELgGRAPa Box.--A police.
telegraph box has been placed In the engine.
house on Twenty.fifth street between Broad
and Marshall. This gives Church and Union
bills easy telegraphtc communication with
all the station houses, automatic, eiegraph
Office, almshouse, go.
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ExEsCMvR RARPoIArMEATs.-Th The G0gersof
made che following appointments yessetday::
Joseph 4. II. Plant, Of Washfngt Ton, esnmis-
sioner OF deeds for the State of Virginia, 70
reside Ia the District of C0Iunabfa Edward
Is. Halter Of sLynckh khafg, George w Nay OF
Louisa, ard John r. Shields Of York.oTn,1
nosar!sa public,
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The customer takes no risk In uiing WADE,
WORTH, MARTINEZ & LonGlAN's pure psinis,
prepared for Immediate use, as the manufacturers
guarantee satisfaction, and will repains any bailds
ing with English BIB, or any other white lead II
their paints do not prove perfectly satisfactory.
See advertisement In another column. 3
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WEDNEs.
pAY.-Judge Hughes presidtng.- the mat.
ter of John S. Fitzgerald. T. s. and a. G..
Hawks were ordered to show cause on May
16, 1876, why the prayer OF the petition OF
A. Il. Hawks should not be granted.
In the matter of G. q. McMurran. The
bankrupt was allowed $3.50 in full of his ex.
emptions.
In the case of W. 4. Gresham. Jacob
Cohn was appointed assignee.
In the matter of W. A. Lash. r. G. Scott,
commissioner, was enjoined from selling the
bankrupt's real, estate for ten days, and the
assignee was directed to make himself party
to the proceedings In the Circuit Court OF
Prince Edward against the bankrupt.
In the matter Of W. s. Catlett & Co. Or.
der of adjudication entered.
In the matter of ID. W. Rose. The as.
signee was ordered to sell the real estate of
the bankrupt, and also to set aside to the
bankrupt such exemptions as he may be
lawfully entitled to. ~
Garnett, assignee of Engel is Son, vs. S.
Lisberger and ais. The hearing of this
cause was continued over until Thursday
morning the 18th instant, at 8 O'Clock.
In the matter of F. Dunn. The assignee
was ordered to show cause on the 26th in
slant why the bankrupt should not be al
lowed his homestead and other exemptions.
In the matter of Joseph P. Price. The
surviving assignee was ordered to make
deed to the purchaser Of the bankrupps
real estate when all the purehase.money is
| paid.
In the matter of B. Catogni. The clerk
| was Instructed to check on the fund in bank
/ In favor OF James 81. Gardner for 1856 FOL
rent due.
| In the matter of L. a. Babbs & Brother
T.. q. and J. e. Babbs were ordered to show
| cause on the 18th instant, at Norfolk, why
the prayer of the petition filed against them
should not be granted.
| In the matter of William q. Swift. Pht
assignee was ordered to make deed to n
A. Hall. purchaser Of certain real estate o.
the bankrupt, upon his full payment Q
the purchase money.
| In the matter of Jasper a.. Wells. Th
| assignee was ordered to sell the bankrupt
| real estate subject to the Vendo's and othe
liens. -. =,
In the matter OF Fisher and Goldstein
The special commissioner was allowed
fee of $50. -
In the matter OF Samuel M. Archer. Th
| marshal was ordered te seize the stock Of
! goods of the bankrupt.
In the matters OF W. J.. PEBBLES aud vii
liam Fay. The assignees were discharged
a discharge In bankruptcy was Issued +
William 81. jenkins, Of Cumberland county
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Adjourned.

CoxvIcTs REcE1yzD.-Joaeph Ratsiln, nVe
years, for burglary, and William Lawson,
two yesra, fr the same offence, were re-
ceiyed at the peaitentisry yesterday rom
Patrick county.
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have analy1ed the wHIsKEr known Under M
brand Of sKLEeT,', controlled BY Aessrz Az
TEE D. BLAlR Co. Richmond, va anc And u
FREE FROM YUslL.oIL and other frapuriaess ana
recommend its use Sor medstHat aud faHhy PM.
poses. y. B. McCAw, II. d. bate Professor cg
Chemistry, Medical College OF yireinia,
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WoMAN's TRIEND,-Rev. =. u. Wheeler, Staa~
burg, Pa, declares WIsHAR7's PRE-TRHE-TAR
CORDIAL hss .been great blessing 70 his Wife" 1t
is infallible In female complaints, bleed
and makes rosy cheeks improves the appetite aad
strengthens the system. 80 IS :, /
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REMNANTS OF LoNsDALE CAsBRIo, eSahining
fromfour to sixteen yards, at l2kc. e.1srds az
LEVY BRofHRRs'. :, .9i,tfss ~ III VI
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oATH oY OFFICE.

!. 1. A notary public or q justice OF the
peace. in the presence Of the respective ward
superintende dents, before the opening OF lhe
poll. shall ad dninister an oath to each of ths
commissioners and clerks that they Will
faithfully and truthfu!ly perform the autiss
assigned them In the primary election Of the
Conservative party held Oh the = day o.
187--. &.
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REMNANrs OF ga UTICA BLEACHnD SHRrTa93
at soc. per yard; 1o.4 Utica Biesehed Sheetiag
at 35c-the pieces contain sufficient for four, Ave,
or "a sbeets- at LByY BgorHaESf. PA I, 2
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EasarRG. ghe perch ans beginning TO bits
and the river b fiiled With 6shesmen,s boats
every day. yhe HsaeEf fs too cold yet, how.
sYer, for the fish TO Bite fseely.
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LEATHER REPORT.

,-1vs TODAY WoSbthgso'',
pxoSASs,,,.- 81 the South Atlantic and East
All l2,-t,",s stationary pressure and tenn
~ GGR s."tn .,,,h ord east winds, partly cloudy
Ttsnt, sG"Io ",r,ssiSle local rains will prevail
sestGri, s"n Made States. falling barometer;
F.! fss, lux 10 o southwest winds, warmer, ios o.:
aaiatsA :. "oolsr cloudy weather, and posi-
= ..sI rains.
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PANsIRs AND DAIs1Rs.-Now Is Che, ,s.nsto put
them out. Go 70 MoRToN's, aud from his large and
varied stock select what you want Hls assortment
Of .hese FLOWERS is tha best In the cltY.jot a3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-13

CORDED PIQuE at 12Xc. Striped and Figured
PiQue at 19Kc. per yard-aorth 3oc,-at LEVI
HpOTHERs,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-13

YARp-w1DH BLEAcHRD COTTON at 1Gc. per
yard-superior In quality TO Truit-of the-Looz,
Androgcoggin, or Auburn--as LEVY BR0rHRns'.
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TIE CRNTnNNIAL.-A completely -nnished ana
laundried shirt worth $250-selling for e1.16.
HOWE MACHINE COMPANY, corner Tenth sza
Broad stysata .......f,liS sa .sL,Itglsl u
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s. QUAIunb.-Mr. 3. ii. ,Giliiam qualified
befo.e the Hastings Court yesterday 40 .
notary public for this city.
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( LoNspALR CAMBRIc, dsr,sged by 4leaksgc on
steamer. will be sold at Ioc. per yard ss IilYr
BROTHRRs,. III 4. III
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
THE mE1nrIsa AZ wEareyEn.

NOTES OF A TRIP DOWN THE JAMEs-AE
HI5ToRICs MANSION. :. THE FIELps OF
GRERN-THE gFIR no BE HELD. THIS
FALL-REDUCTIoN OF THE PREMIUM.
LIsT-ARRANGEMENrs EoR a. FINE Ex.
HIBI1IoN- N-RIcHMoND LOOKED 10 FoR
AIN 4 st.t.,y. ..sss4fls i
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CARDS for candidates printed st DrR1TcH
PRIsTrNa- HOUSE, Orders promptly fiied and at.
low priees.
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CUSTOM fhand-mada) woRK % ordss, snd Ezkxs
snteed oft. Repairing neatly dose by
RoscHxx q B1ofHERs
619 aud gil Broed e&xtekA
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|. ZBTRLLE is accumulahng early luxuries. First
came ToMAToss, and nowhe has GssnN rRAs and
AapI kGUa t.,sys II s,5f sss# ffasf ~ 4,A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-13

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS in White.aAd,Re6
Check Mating at LEVY BROTHERS..
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CANDIDATES, have your CARDS printed at DIss
PATCH PRINFING-HoUsE, and yoU Will save
= Z 3 \ /. = =. 1 ~
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p1ANoRA, WARD, and Other CHorcE BRASpSoS
ToBAccos for sale wholesale and retAh At Z. xAx-
IocY,s 14A6 Main etreet.
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e cArprpArEs can have their CkaDs printed as
DIsrArcH PaNrMo-HoUsS promptly and 81 she
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CARDS printed at DISPATCH. H.PasrmG-Ho
at lowest prices.
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VERY SUPERIOR FRESH TEAS just opened, ana
at reduced prices, at ARCHER BooRHR's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-13

Boscaxs q BROTHER offer thsr Nintny stock ~
Roots, shoes, Trunks, and vaiisss at vexy low
prices In order to make yaem for spring gceds. IS
500 and 6Il BROAD erRzRxs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-13

sEHMEs's OLD VIRGINIA WH1aKET. anA1yzed By
Dr.. William II. Taylor, for sale at ARCHER d
ROOERR,S,
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IT 1s CONCEDED BY all snoksrr that Wiszr-
LOCKS MODEL CIGARS are the beas seE esasd
For sale everywhere. = s:sss SSst
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SPRING GOSHEN. BurrER-somsthiag extsa--
atGHEIsrIAg a WHrfs,s.
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