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VEGETgSE.
WHAT rs ACCOMPLISHED BY
TEGETIEE.

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
pared to resist The cold. bleak weather attending
the winter season. The person may be thickly
clad butt the circulation Of the bood Is poor they
will sfiyer with Illc cold.
There is nothing which will 50 fortify the system
against cold or chanSeable weather as quick circula
ton of good. pure blood. The FEGErINE will re-
new the blood give tone to the stomach. restore
the liver 10 its proper action, stimulate the kidneys
so as to enable them TO perform the functions de-
y0lvip- upon them. carry OF the putrid humors,
regulate tic bowels. and restore the whole system
10 working order. This Is precisely what FEGE-
TINE does. and this is the exact way through which
il has pplished so many wonderful cures, as
may be seen by tie following unGues:ionaole evil
deuce:
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REpAIRs.-Under direction of Judge Mi
nor the interior of the Heprico County Court
room is being remodeed and improved.
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narpIpeS the Honor.

LEAP.YEAR-Tbere was leap.year ball at
Virginia Opera a.House last night.
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local MATTERS.
Copitel Notes.

....,,..-..d IN eyneud $500 to repair
-. .!,,i, and 81 200 10 vcnti!atc ana ,ii'
- &. he heating apparatus oi Tue n"'' u Wv
rs, lr.;-!aturc declines to ordef 'ue Vc'
.....r.r.1rnlG dollhouse, When occupies
L. .~.;,,..r, p,,jtion in the Capitol square.
fIov.a Committee on Public property
.'..i,r escorted against Mr.. Hoeun'gerS
-.I,rD} in the matter o. saie-oays III
tira <,s,r ,calc.hou>".. -,
q .a FRIDAY Captain kelam, chairman N OF
49,. Lin. Committee OF the City CouhcIi on
y. s.ts : ho9i- vii! take the legislative COM
,s.,.re. on schools 90 visit several OF Inc
,,i.r. schools Of this city.
y, D,1I.y has introduced bi'i proVioing
.,r 10 establishment OF bureau OF lnSu-
r.n.a and 70 repeal the present State deposit
i-q- |, proposes that the expenses oi Tue
Ir,,qr shall be paid hy the Insurance COM
Yauies. o;.,ooor Courts of .Ius.
..., tay, under consideration the proprlety
n rsun!rinc AL discharged conyicts 10 De
..r,a =, the cities or counties from which
,.,,,,,m,. Under the present law most OF
,'.,. ind s,,rcrOr attractions in Richmond,
and a remain here AVID join our criminal
hot, instead Of going home.
the Senate Committee on Federal hela-
,;or. and The House Committee for courts OF
Iu,,fra are 10 meet in joint session TO choose
an Arbitrator for Virginia on the Marylsnd-
yfr.juja B1undery Line Commission, 10
,Iar,. Of Hon. ". 4. Graham, deceased. IL
y., generally agreed that Hon. }. B. Beck
.bouid Ice chosen, but now that he has been
.I.cted United States senator it Is likely TINS
for9r will not be hcapcd upon him, but that
another will be selected.
Vo movement 10 impeaCh Judge George
S,.y.u.. Of NeI>ou, has as yet been made.
A. present it seems unlikely that any steps
in thl, direction will be taken. Governor
E.mper has very decided opRions about the
whole transaction. and will be prompt to act
wb,n /, /, brought before him othclslly.
From the debate OF yesterday it seems not
nnn,,ly that Captain Jack Hudgin, of Caro-
nrr. will be unseated, and q new election
or4Dr.d The committee recommended that
Mr.Whlc. the contestant, be seated.
Nper Daniel has not yet finished his re-
port N the knight.J0nnSon case. 1t may be
presented to-day or tomorrow. Mr. Mad
doy has returned To the city. There are now
,,rn, out Of nine members Of the committee
Wc,cu'.
Three or four unsuccessful attempts have
been made TO have meeting Of the Joint
Committee on the Library. Urgent business
j, awaiting the committees consideration.
TDr Special Committee on Tobacco lnspec-
ton laws met yesterday evening and re.
solved that Inspectors fees and outage
war,holi,es charges should remain as they
are; that the receiving Of bonuses and re-
balr. ty inspectors, warehouse-oWners,
agents. or commission merchants should be
punishable as mlsdemnanors. and that a
voluntary reduction Of warehouse and In
spvctors' tees may be made by publication
thereof.
TIE committee will meet this evening to
consider the fity.siXlh section, regarded as
the most important OF all by many persons
in the tobacco trsde Of Richmond.
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r,srx AT 7:33 4. Nj. JANUARY
uy ,E,.N>. NTxTiSGToS, HINTON AND
.R'
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-,,y,. YESTERDAY was partly cloudy
-rs I" "EN,Nss ,sr ,isv. Al night IL was clear and
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WEATHER REPORT.

observation-disclosures S0' 1910
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T. ,-~s.,.ouste~ at the Dispatch Office
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w 7ANTED, a COLORED GIRL to nurse
w and clean up. Apply Immediately, with re-
ferences, at heatre cigar-stDre, under Richmond
Theatre, corner Seventh and Broad streets.
la 2R LIZ
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w house. None need apply without good re-
Apply at 2l7 south Third street.
in 26-2tf
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WANTS.

w ANTED, a WHITE WOMAN to cook,
w wash, and iron for small family. Apply at
No ] 6 Adams street. Ia 26.3t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
- ''is. WHOLE NUMBER 1889.
B Y TELEGRAPH .


WARRINGTON, December l6.-After the
passage Of tho PestofRce appropriation bin.
the Speaker laid before the Heuee 4 ~.
gram received by him from Nr. Norr;son-
chairman Of the Louieiena select oommit.
tee, and that to 4r. Morrison from Mr.. o..
ton, President Of tho Western Union Tele-
graph Company, refusing to produce the
eriginais Of telegraph dispatches.
The dispatches having been read, Nr.
Wood, of New York. rose to offer 3 resoiu-
ton, Premietng it by the expression Of hi0
oe!ief that the House would not be slow to
indicate its rights and privileges.
~. Hosr. Of Massaohusetts, made the
point Of order that the question Vas not
properly before the House. 40 4 report of
the committee could mot be made to the
House by telegraph.
TIE Speaker Overruled the point of or
DER, and ruled that it was . question of
privilege and was properly before the
Mr.. Woods resolution was them read. %
follows:
Kesolve8, That the communication pre-
sented by the Speaker from the Hon. VIII
liam &. Morrison, chairman of the select
committee appointed TO investigate certain
matters relating to the late election in
Louisiana, be referred to the Judiciary
Committee, with Instructions to report 6
the earliest practicable moment what sction
the House should tske in the promises to
inforce ito rights and authority.
Mr.. Kasson, OF Iowa, again pressed the
point of order made BY Mr.. Hoar, but the
Speaker adhered to bis ruling, and Mr..
Hoar remarked that on n heotisn 1t seemed
to him that the position Of the Chair was
entirely correct. f-.,[r
The resolution was then passed without
discussion or division.
Tho House then proceeded to tho special
order which was the delivery Of euloeies
on the late speaker Kerr. ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

The American Cyclopedia.
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may be addressed at No. 20 St. Charles
street, this city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
A big cak wagon for 81 at Levy's.
"John Married.. -

O.. ~'>~H.OSss
If the test of excellence in . novel be to
excite and maintain the interest Of the
reader, Mrs. Deelonde has furnished the
public with . good novel in "John Mari
BEL" The hero is . noble specimen of hu.
msnity with that most desirable quality of
being not quite perfect. The heroine like
wise, though beautiful, smiable, graceful
and charming. is not above q little feminine
weakness, . need Of forgiveness. She does
not overpower the reader with sense Of
utter inferiority. There are q great many
characters in the book, and all are we'll sus-
tanned. Fewer, however, would be suf6
cient for the development of the plot, and
IN advantage to the work, which is . mere
story, and not in any respect An attempt to
paint the society or manners of any par
ticular locality. In fsct, the local coloring
is 90 faint that were it not for . fe Y allu.
sions showing that the scene is laid in ono
Of tho South Atlantic States, the story
might be taken for English. =
The character of "Jobe" is we'll drawn
and we'll sustained, but. in eur opinion, his
sad fate IL . needless draft upon the sym.
pathy Of the reader, and distrscts the 1t,
teation from the fortunes Of the main char
acters. While pointing out blemishes-
which 10 would not take the trouble to do
were tho book not . work Of talent-we
would suggest to the suthoress that II 10
better not to ''Anish up" ell the oharacters.
Something may be proAtably left TO the
imagination. For instance, the scene at the
reading Of the will. when Kitty comes Of
ago, 10 90 dramatic that high degree Of
animation i produced in the mind of the
reader; entailing ON the author tho require
ment Of sustaining corresponding interest
till the close of the tale.
Taken on the whole, however, the book ID
one to add to the high reputation which the
author has obtained from her former work,
the MILLER Of Silcot Mill" Those fond of
Willing away . long winter evening by
reading occasionally works of fiction. will
thank Mrs. DeslOnde for this addition to
their favorite pasiime. We purposely ab'
stain from exposing the plot of the story
from sympathy with novel readers who dis
like to know beforehand how lit ali turnf
out"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

Death Of ]. O. Chalo1.
Yesterday morning, at eight O'Clock, Jc-
seph Octave Chalon died ct the age Of fifty
three yesls. He was IN old and greatly
respected clerk of court, having been clerk
and deputy clerk in nearly every court
room in the old building. For over thirty
years his has been . familiar face there.
His quiet manners, readiness to oblige, de-
sire to accommodate, made him . favorite
with all; while his great experience, having
bat one superior in length Of service in the
courts, made his sdvice Of great service to
the young practitioner, whom he VA
always desirous Of aiding. Mr.. Sambola,
in moving the adjournment of the Fourth
Court, where he was ct tho time Of hia
death chief deputy clerk, rsferred in . most
feeling manner to these facts. The cause
Of his death was heart disease. His funeral
will take place to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
NEW YORK.
RAects Of the Weather.

E0Oceo o1 the weather.
New YoRK, December l6-The ship j.
p. Wheeler 10 hard aground ON Governor's
island. The ferryboat Thomas Coslyn, ON
during high blow, but was towed back.
End Of he Railroad War.
The Esssjsg PbS ssys tho railroad man.
agers signed . positive agreement this
morning that theie will be NO discrimins-
ton against New York, save - regards
local freight. This ends the railroad wax.
Specie.
The steamer Batavia. from Liverpool.
brought f20o, 900 in specie.
Bank Statement.
The bank statement shows:
Loans decreased q, 500 900; specie in
creased a. .000, 600; legal tenders increased
$125, 900; deposits increased g. 900
reserve increased %, 1900
Another Whisky Crime.
Julia Deems, whose drunken husband
drove her into the street last night to beg,
was found this morning with her dead
during her wanderiDgs.
Death Of IN Actress.
Mrs. H. P. Grafton, . well known actress,
died here yesterday.
Relief Fund.
x00 r0lle1 IuuU ZOE GD0 euuef0f0 Dy t00
Brooklyn fra reached 81, ,278.
Wall street Animal Caged.
Detectives Elder and Sampson today ar
rested curbstone broker named Ed Con-
dit, who was fully identified as the person
who, some months ago, sent q bogus dis
patch, signed In the name of Rev. Dr..
Deems, announcing Commodore Wander
biit's death. Condit, who, a. alleged, has
reDes tedly done the same thing, was posi-
lively identified as the man who sent the
dispatch from the Now York Hotel. He
will be taken to court this afternoon.
| Advance In Freights.
On Monday next there will be . general
advance in freight rates. East bound
| freights from Chicago will be advanced to
thirty cents per hundred on grain and -four.
and to thirty. five cents per hundred ON
fourth class. and provisions. West bound
freights will be advanced to fifty cents Dor
hundred on first class, and In the Same pro
portion on other classes. All through com.
petitive rates will be the Same on eli the
lines. On purely local rates, - bAtween
Chicago and New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, Baltimore will have ton Der
centum and Philadelphia about seven and
half per centum less than New York. On
the local rates between St Louis and New
York, B altimore and Philadelphis, tho dis
elimination against this CITY will be about
thirteen per cent in favor Of Baltim ore and
about ten per cent in favor Hf PHILADELPHIA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

DurisE the past week tAe lsgitimsts
drama with Mis- Andersos q tAe stas, has
bean very we'll patrosissd at Ahs lavsgits
Varieties Theatre. On Monday evening
the young lady will appear - x4e xeri-
hes.. To night the delightful eomedy Of
"Oar Boys" will b played.
A grand literary and musical fets and
ehildren's entertainaent will 10 givea at
Gfunewsld Hall tomorrow sweating, for The
benefit Of the Protestant Episeopaf Church
at the corner Of Race and Camp streets.
Madame and Professor Harts have volun.
teered their vslusble sssistsnce in music
and magic. and otherwise the programme
Of songs, recitstions and instrumental
music 10 choice and varied. - 81 a7
On Thursday, at tho Varieties Theatre.
will be given the benefit for the families Of
Harry Murdoch and Claude Burroughs,
actors who persisted ct the Brooklyn fire.
The bill will be most attractive one, and
the entertainment will be ct tho usual matt.
nee prices. Fur this occasion, and to give
variety to the programme. Mics Mary An
derson has volunteered to study and play
the part Of Aargery in the petite comedy of
"Rough Diamond" It will. be her first ap.
pearance in comedy, and an interesting
event in her theatrical career. Tho Oriental
Qaartette will appear, and also Professor
Hermann in some Of his clever illusion
tricks. .... & .ras-.s 30 q 9c1
Following the little comedy, singing and
magic, will be acted, with picked cast,
from the Varieties Theatre Company,
Shakespe0e's .Katharine and Petruchio."
This matinee will be the Theatrical event Of
the week and bids fair to, draw . full
house. sstf 3 g. -rsta e
Next week We arc to have gesuine French
opera bouffe It the Varieties Thaatre. - in
terpreted by Nile. Aioes, qsesn n that
line Of art, and strong and talented com
psny. II. Raoult, the new tenor, y highly
praised, and 10 equal to al that i required
of him in voice and sotion. -soa*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

!. ss BullAsslng n 1llsslssl0Dl. 1c@ @eg
=. A private letter from Bay St. Louis gives
the particulars Of An outrage perpetrsted
on respected sitisen solely On account Of
his Republican principles. Captain v. b.
Macarthur has been running trading fat
boat from New Orleans to Pearl river.
During the campaign he toek part in the
organization Of Hayes and Wheeler CAM
psign in Pearlington, just the other side Of
the river, and for this o crime WAS commit
ted and another intended. On the night of
Dsce mber IA, while his boat was lying on
the 81. Tammany side, six undissuised men
from Pesrlington boarded it and forced him
into . skif. They probably intended his
death. Afterwsrd they burned his boat to
the waters edge. These statements are
confirmed by Mr.. kcArthur.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

The 1lsetlos of Judges and Clerks.
Several Of the judges and clerks lately
elected in the parrish of Orleans and their
friends have remarked on the non-promul.
cation Of the returns of their election. The
work Of tho clerks in pre- pairing tho official
documents of the election IL far. from COM
plete, but now another cause Of delay has
arisen To accommodste the Representative
committee of which Mr.. Morrison 10 chair
man all the clerks Of the Returning Board
have been detailed for work night and day.
They have thus had matter enough placed
before them to employ all their time for .
fortnight. Therefore, until this work
now being done tor their friends is finished
the judges and clerks must remain in igno-
rance of their exact maiorities. At the end
of that time the clerks viii be able to finish
their regular work.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

Judge Lynch was somewhat unwell yes
terdsy, and sent message to request Judge
Tissot to preside during tho short hour Of
Saturdays work. By some error the mes
sage was not delivered, and Judge Lynch
was compelled to come to court late and
examine few small matters, though still
unweN and unable to remain but few
minutes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
FOREIGN.
French Politics.

LONDON, December 16-The Paris oorre-
spondent Of the Times comments on what he
Describes % tho hooking, almost aggressive
attitude of n. Gambetta and his immediate
followers while Minister Simon was making
his statement before the Chamber yester-
day. 1t il asserted that after the sitting NJ.
Gsmbetta declared the new Cabinet was
made against him, and he would not forget
it.
The Daily News correspondent at Paris
says NJ. S,non has received perfectly salts
factory assurances from General Berthaut,
Minister of War, on the question of military
escorts At funerals. The order issued By
General Bsrthaut on the subject was the
ostensible cause of the late crisis.
M. Msrtel's indispoeition is not rious,
and he Yill assume the office to which he
has beeh appointed.
A Brussels Bank Defalcatien.
A special dispatch from Brussels to the
tooNTMuDD on UIoATR PA0R.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
Polite attention at Levy's.
Per the HolIdays.

There 10 no place in town where finer
selected assortment of gift goods for tho
holidays can be found than ct the store Of
w. E. Seebold, No. 166 Canal street. Bring
ing into his business long experience and .
refined taste, Mr.. Ssebold has chosen field
where he has no competitor, and he has
goods such - can be found IN NO store this
side of Philadelphis. He has. not only
drawn on the art galleries Of New York
and, Boston, but the salons Of Paris and
Berlin have contributed to his treasures.
His advertisements enumerate some Of the
attractions of his estsblishment; and his
prices arc % low that mono need leave his
store unsuprlied.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

The Milwaukie Sentinel seems to know
whereof it speaks:
Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson, formerly Of
this city, now in New Orleans, will find that
he has lost ground in the estimation of fair
men of all parties, in the matter of . psper
he signed the other day. 1t is charitable to
suppose that he signed this document for
the purpose of currying favor with the
dominant race" from whom his pastoral
support 10 derived. He, with . few other
clergymen of New Orleans, attest by their
Christian autographs the statement that
''the late canvass and election were con-
Quoted % peaceably in Louisiana - in any
sister State" The country now knows this
to be utterly false, and If Mr.. Thompson
and his clerical friends knew the facts
whom they cent forth their ststement, they
are severslly guilty Of an unchristian and
criminal falsehood; If on tho other hand
they possessed no reliable knowledge of the
facts they assumed to speak about, they are
scarcely less guilty; morally they are not
any less guilty. The many friends of
MI. Thompson in this city sincerely deplore
this exhibition Of unmanliness, and the ab-
sence of moral and religious courage on his
part to say nothing Of his recklessness in
dealing with facts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
Cali for . box of bulldozers at Levy's.


Rev. J. Hazard Hartzell will preach this
morning, ~ usual. ct tho Unitarian Church
of the Messiah, corner of st. Charles and
Julia streets, and in the evening will con-
tinue his interesting lectures at the came
place. Tho subject of the lecture for TO-
night is-"Oliver Goldsmith"
Rev. DR.. McCarty will deliver the second
lecture on great names in history this eve
u,ng st Ames Methodist Episcopal Churcr,
corner of 81. Charles and Calliope streets.
Subject: "Hukh Miller"