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BOOK OF NATURE,
ITTERS.
A Remedy without a Rival
Maguire's
Cundurango Bitters.

SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
the bowels, relieving and curing all eompla ts
of the Liver, Blood: Kidneys and Stomach Read
the following testimonial from prominent New
Office Of Geo H. Sweets Texas New Yorker,,,l
Nos. e. 30 and 81 Centre Street
New York City Sept. 8, 1874 J
Messrs. J &C. Maguira.s ST. Louis Gents >.
Yours of the 3lst ut. with case of one dozen Gund
urango Liver aud Blood Bitters came duly to hand.
You will please accept my thanks for your gener
will do the most good. "a have given one bottle to
friend of mine who resides in Brooklyn. both
himself and wife have taken it, and their testimony
Is the same as mine. first met with it in Houston,
Texas, afterwards returned to my home in Austin,
where / have the Texas branch Office of my paper
My Houston bottle was used up, and l found on
trial that could not obtain single bottle in all
Austin, for went to every druggist in the place
and there are some five, but each house told me
they intended to order on the strength OF my
concentration. Ere coming to New York was in
Galveston, and bought bottle OF Robirds, an old
friend and o good house. had no idea then that
I could not obtain 1t in New York; but after my
Galveston bottle was nsed up started to find
morejand much surprised TO find none aftervist-
lug fully dozen different establishments. gave M
aa as @ a.
the command of the whole world. 1t will not only
prove great fortune to yourselves, but lasting
blessing to the whole human family. As remedy
In my own case have never met with its equal.
Il squeezes my liver better than Calomel, of which
have taken not little. am hard worker and
constant thinker, and consequently for the last ten
10 twelve years body has found 1t difficult to keep
up with my BRAIN. There millions of American
people just like myself and they need some simple
herb medicine to keep them from sinking into dys-
peptic graves. until they can apply, brakes and
cut of part of the steam and see where they are.
You have the medicine aud you have great fortune
in it II you will but let the world know it. In NV
search after your gnndurango In this market /
found q preparation of Cundurango sold at g per
bottle but no more like yours than is black man
ike a white. of course did not buv IT This LAT
ter is only write TO thankI you and to give Won
nay experience win cundurango Wishing youfthe
success you deservetham 49,
,VArE Respectfully &C. Gso. II, Ew17
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hides. The gentleman who gave this in
formation had never heard Orvil Grant 8

hides. The gentleman who gave this in
formation had never heard Orvil Grant 8
name mentioned In the business. "A.
Another firm thought that no hides
were sent from Fort Sill to New York, as
they had received none, and Orvil Grant
was their friend, and had said that if any
were sent to New York the consignment
should be to them.
gentleman laughed when he
heard that the San wished to know some
thing about hides from the reservations.
and said, II see the point. Yes; we had
some of them last year-a few lots; but
they've been discontinued lately. / don't
know why. They are the best domestic
hides that come into this market. / have
tried to get them this year-made several
attempts offered as much as anybody;
but | couldn't get them. IF / had known
that Orvil Grant was in it | would have
been after him. l don't know how many
hides they take off on the average at the
reservations; but have heard it said there
were about 5000 year at Fort Sill. We
don't get them any more here. They get
them in Chicago, Buffalo, St. Louis, Mil
waukee, and Leavenworth.
The inquiry in the Swamp shows pretty
clearly that Orvil and his partners at Fort
Peck, Fort Belknap, and other military
trading posts, sell their hides out west.
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From the ". Y, Sun, 11th.
ORvIL GRANTS HIDE BUSINESS.
Talks with the Owners of the Great
Tapneries whose Offices are in the
Swamp.

Some investigation was made yesterday
in the Swamp to ascertain whetherl the
horns or the tails Of some of the govern
nIent cattle, whose hides form an import
ant part of the traffic of Orvil Grants
military posts, might be found sticking out.
The best known leather man in the city
pooh-poohed at the question. Said he, 81
don't believe that Orvil has ever sent a
hide to New York Most of these military
posts are so far in the interior that it
wouldn't pay to send them. A hide
weighing about thirty pounds, is worth
from So to 81 in New York j; and if it costs
more than that to bring it here, it doesn't
come Those that do come from there are
mostly picked up when they get as far as
Omaha, or such places, where they are
packed together in lots of from ten to fifty,
and then shipped to Chicago or st. Louis
or New York, where they are manufactur-
ed into leather, and the sutler that gets a
hide or squirrel skin, or woodchuck
skin, or a skunk skin, knows its value.
My German Jew friends are out there in
large numbers, and have got the thing
down to cent That is too picayune a
business for Orvil. / know him better
than any other living mar does, and have
helped him out OF good many difficulties.
He and Mclean were in business in Chica-
go before the fire. Mclean, who is a
square man, put in $50, 900 and lost it all,
partly by the fire and partly by bad man
agement / don't believe Orvi could find
sutler that would trust him for a hide.
He's not able to buy one, and hasn't been
since the Chicago fire. The Suns on the
wrong scent this time"
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- WAS GRANT IN THIS rooq
How Babcock got Another Twenty
Thousand.
From be u1ica N. 7. Ooserver,

HTVe Hte OCtCU ~ OOoo1oeff
The following statement, which has re-
Gently been laid before us, would appear to
be proper subject for investigation at
the hands of your honorable body:
Shortly after the first Inauguration of
President Grant, in 1869, certain New
Yorker addressed letter to an officer who
had held high rank in the army during
the war, saying in substance: IF you will
procure my appointment to the position OF
II will pay you the sum of 500, 900"
Tn officer in question was not engaged 10
that line of business, knd felt justly in
dignant at becoming the recipient of such
a scandalous proposition, He made no
reply to the letter, which was soon followed
by an unavalling personal appeal, But
CHANGING to be in Washington shortly
after, he met Orville E. Babcock, and
thinking that it was proper that the presi-
dent should know what efforts had been
made to procure lucrative Office through
purchased influence. he laid before Bah
cock the facts in the case Babcock APP
peared more interested than surprised.
He wanted to see the letter. 1t was shown
to him, and he said, after reading it care
fully: Give me this letter. You dom
want III, anu 10. thinking tnat DaD'
cock desired to show it to the president,
the army officer readily complied with the
request. He went away satisfied that the
would-be briber would be made to feel the
power of the chief magistrates wrath.
Six weeks later he was overwhelmed
with surprise at finding that the man who
had offered $4,000 for an office had been
appointed by Ulysses S. Grant to that
very position.
Four months later, this excellent rep
resentative of civil service reform was
overtakne in corrupt practices and forced
to resign his place.
We have purposely outlined the case in
such way as to prevent the indentifcation
of the parties connected Herewith. But
we have forwarded by mail to the proper
committee the name of the officer vhe re
ceived the offer of $50, 900, and of the
official who made the offer, who was APP
pointed. and who subsequently, betrayed
his trust
Now, gentlemen of the house, it remains
with you TO reopen this abandoned pocket
of corruption. There is gold in it.
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tatlished their advertising agency in New York
City. Five years ago they absorbed the business
conducted by Mr.. John Hooper, who was the first
to go into this kind of enterprise Now they have
the satisfaction of controlling the most extensive
and complete advertising connection which has ever
been secured, and one which would be hardly pos
sibe in any other country but this They have sue.
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thoroughly systematic method that no change in
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tice, while the widest Information upon all topics
interesting to advertisers placed readily at the
disposal of the public.
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ssDSYCHOMANCY,O OR SOUL CHARMING. -
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stantly. This art all can possess Free by mail for
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Oracle Dreams, II nts to Ladies, ETC. LOCO 600 sold
A queer book. Address It. WILLIAM & co, Pub
lishers Philadelphia.
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new YORK TIMES, June ii, 1875.

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The Wall Street Indicator.

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Also full and complete instructions how to operate
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AMASTAS
PU OMNIC BALSAM

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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Harry RELIEF TOE You've MEN from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
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will pay one hundred dollars to any person who
will make proof that John Roots Bi.ters fail to i'm
prove the condition Of such person il suffering from
the effects of either of the following diseases, viz
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague,
D dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver or Kid.
ney Complaint, Loss Of Appetite
lea, 1ache, Bilious Attacks, Brain,
Scarf Il, Typhoid, Remittent or In
termitt cant Fevers, when taken ac-
cording to the directions accom-
panyins. ea> III bottle of the same.
Fl do NOT cl aim tina these Bitters possess any 81
nerhuman Vi rtue but what do claim, II that when
relief can be had in the cases speched OF II isct
any case which arises fro an impure state o. the
Blood or de ranged condit. on 81 the o1omAcn,
OF Kdneys the use Of these Buffers VIII Ihsurs suc.
relief and it is upon thiss fran ana iall sn
that offer this reward in cando. anu guy isill.
JOHN ROOTS, Manufacturer, no. ~ ErS nyuTS1
Street Buffalo Y; VAN SCHAA IN, SaE - =
SON REID. Agents for john koot'A bltsefs, s-s@
"a Lake Stree t, Chicago. and -.
For sale By I'll DruggistsEinkR Islas "a anu Va
einity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-25

x,s,,ors Of ae Dispatchs Isavvs few DAYS
- r., the letter Of some travelling sushor
a ara s,,,horess little error which docs suco
v;olence 10 The pleasant "reminiscences OF my
Nav scamrslife that II has bcea hauntihg me
ever since, and 10 as great bore as was !,
Marx TWaisss 9 Punch, brothers, punch"
mill he rot rid Of II by putting r on some.
body che. The ietssr-wrtter ia question
WAS speaking OF orr old friend tue bulifrog,
and. think, wse for utilizing BIN as food
good, a. you snos3. and be remarked,
s The boys cali them 6loodhci'sds.o Nov,
Messrs. Editors, this Is too bad, and must
BEG you to correct 1t 10 print. BEFORE we
literally. and we then thought, as with crael
t3elivhs we pineed him to the bank With o.,
sspiked arrows, tina. he was q " bloody noun
we now knoH bis name TO be the old Eng
/ sssh ejaculation, 9 Blood an 'ounds, "s Bioot
and POUNDS, y s Bloodhound"
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BY 6rubbs 4 Williams,
Rear Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank

THAT TRULY FIRsT.CLASs PRO.
IL PERTY. No 300, ON THESOuTH SIDE OE
MAIN: STREET. BETWEEN NTH AND
TENTH STREETS, FOR SAL e By AUCTION,
On MONDAY the Sd day OF April. at " O'Clock
Nc, we will sell, upon the premtsess tne properly
situated as above, occupied as stores 6y u Page,
IT., and the Domestic Sewing Machine Company:
Ic embraces front OF 9Sx feet on Main street, ana
rams back 1854 feet TO an alley IN the rear twenty
feet wide, extending from Ninth TO Ientn stfeels.
Whilst the ends and partitions IN the Two stores
are Of inexpensive character yet they VIII last Tor
wears, and the residue Of the improvements. con-
Siderable in extent embracing walls and joists TOT
of the most SUBSTANTIAL character, and, taken In
Connection With valuable rights In respect to the
walls on either side, will reduce very largely the
eost OF completing the original design Of making
this large and splendid building for either one OF
two Stores In its present form Il readily rents for
al 5S1 Ter annun, and the location Of the pro-
neriy is such as to insure at altmes Inc best class
Of tenants at good rents for any building that may
be upon it. -
Noproperty likely to be brought into market for
wears 10 come can (Her better Inducements Tor
substantial and profitable irtIestment than this,
living as it does within limits which must always be
the centre of the best and most business
An investment In this property at the price it
will sell for cannot fail to be aluaysa satisfaction
tofhe fortunate purchaser.
TERMS: One fourth CASH; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, with interest added, and Sc
eu'so y GRUBBs& WILLIAMS,
NH % Auctioneers.
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AucrT(sn ssr q lSays g
!. BY Cook 4 Laugnton, Anctioneers,
= Mo. 10 Governor street.

EXCELLENT, ASSORTMENT OF
IiHHuUsFHoED FURNITURF, ROSEWOOD
PIANO. TAPEgTRY AND OTHER CARPETS.
HAIk MATTRESsEGi& &C., AT
the request Of samuel II. Gordon,
Feu who is declining housekeeping. we VIII sell al
his residence, No. IL o east Gary street. on mon
DAY the 9th instant at half past 10 O'Clock. bis
HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE, consisting Of
One ROSEWOOD PIANO made by Worcester s Co..
an Instrument Of fine tone;
One WALNUT PARLoR SUIT covered with blue silk
Handsome REps.covERrD GRACE PARLoE
RosrWodD REcEpT1os CHAIRS, !.
Handsome MAhBLE. TOP PARLoR TABLES,
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOw-SHADEs,
TAPESTRY, THREE-PLY, and 1SGaAIN CARPETS
pARIoH and AANrgL ORNAMENTS,
One excellent MxHoGANY SECRETARY and BOOK
OAK HAT-RAcK. MARBLE TOR CEIRRET,
Two very handsome MAHOGANY WA1DRoBnS,
Several excellent FEATHER-BEpS,.P PILLOWS, anc
best quality Of HAIR MATfRESsEss
WALNUT EXTENSION D1NrNG-TABLE,
CANErSEAT DIgING-RooN CHARs,s 60
MARBLB-ToP BUREAUS and w AsHaTAEDs,
MAHOGANY and other BRpSTEADS, ;4.
One Sloat's fhaf- cabinet) SEWING. MACHINE,
LoUNG BEDsrRApS with HAZE MATTRESSES,
One No. 8 COMMISSIONER U4EF6ILs,
KITCHEN FURSITUREgeneratiy,&
- - q - = COOK Il LAUGHTOE.
.mh "a Aociioneers.
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OFFICE OF CITY FNGISEER,l
RICHMOND, VA March II, 1875. !

OFFICE OF CITY FNGIEEER,l
RICHMOND, VA March II, 1875.
NOTICE.-TO S T ON E.PAY E r s,
IN BRICK-PAYERS, SrONE-CONTRACTORS,
Gc.--Sealed proposals via received at this ONCE
until TU gsDAY, March 2Stb, at IL o'clock M ;
for STONE and BRICK-PAyING. RELAXING
and REPAIRING SANE, and for FURNISHING
and LAYING GRANITE CLUBBING and FLAG
CLING. and for REPAIRING aud RESETTIEG
SAME, for the term OF one year.
Brick PAYERS can bid separately for furnishing
materials and workmanship, for workmanship and
sand, or for bricks alone.
TIE Comuittss on streets reserves the right 20
reject any or all proposals offered -
Forms or proposals and specifications can he Oh.
'a'he'"' App''As - mo ". &. CUTsHAW,
uh17td City Engineer.
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-.e&~ss---1-.- =
Rllsle nIls2,s.
OF i 4 0
= Tho xxcHASaEs 7 HOTEL ',otlR
&c FREDERICKSBURG.

SEALED PROPOSALS for the renting Of. Of s ns.
Isl dsy OF May, 1879, win be receives. by tns Dt
rcc,cS or The kai,onA Bank OF Esederics snnIg 8,
Persons wfxhiug 10 rent this valuable and GestIage
rope rty viii Bi1se send teir proposals IN ny me
i4Tn DAY OF AkkiL, 1855, as oil proposals WIN
~ order OF the Directors OF the National Bank
n Frssierfcks su-e. NH 25.d1fH2tawti .pi4
EOR RENT, LARGE STORE cor ger @a
z pighta and Main Ssreets. $50 PEE mrath. IL
MOUsE. seven ROOFS. and Kitchen; rfS rooms rooms
No. T88 Main street.. Between Sevex tn lad Efghfu
streets. Price. &26 per month.
FoUR ROOMS over store corner Eighth snc
FtSriR Rooms over rtere oecuHea by Messrs.
rchac a. BeoreH NO. 727 Main tlreet, between
6tysntn and Eighth streets.
lane fosr looms each. 81 2.50 and $T3per month
TfIREf HOUSES on Seventeenth freet M9; s Sao
|,:hree fsoms per mon , Sos. 1ooS ana Aoo*
"a s.arSe sTDEE, next 70 corner Broaa and MIMI
NsS EOi'sF, corner First aSad Oransse streets
TWO f0 va ~ " : i't GE0RaE r. CRAwSFORD,
Real Estate Agent. Bank street
SnSAt ySpffr1.
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:. :, ~. txlslP'Y,(
hicahosge ASn.SAns1V5 W. JsscsrJ 10, 1870
| CCHEDULE OF TRAINS .IkAa - T Sss
~ 8--THsouGH MAnr-EsW YORK ~ .,ss
|sorTH-Lcayes Richnonds at 500 a. ~. :. a .se
Bnfksyiiie al a. NJ; lesses pnne ee. a.
hnrni n a:s8 ~. :,lesYes Satsbary % S.eS .
ri arrives AZ Charlotte at 2:lo Z. y. -, &C. m.
ITHAIE No. 4.-EEw YORK AHDc ~. s,nt,s a
LEANS ExrAxss, Ea:traso-iisss uss,,, - s.a5 A.
e Jesves SaIisbury ut $50 4. A.s Leaves Ss1
borooi 81 OBS p. NJ leaves D.nyiiie ~ 49,.
Nj ieaycs Dundee 81 laViS g RMt..j.mord as s3&
r 3 e. e s'oA = - 80 -. ,,,,s
fRAIH Ma. 6.-EYNcHBuRakcc oaaeo = A.,.ses
WesfMssd--Leayes R:chmond a. v. Il a. M
= T rs fS No a aa.LfacasUao aecosyopAI:sos.:
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEEx,}
RICHMOND, VA. March IL, 1875.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
IN be received at this ONCE until TUESDAY.
March 28th, at 12 O'Clock H., for furnishing the
city mules and horses with FEED, PROVENDBH,
&c, and also with STRAW, for the term Of three
months.
The Committee on Streets Generally reserves the
right TO reject any or all proposals offered, and OF
swing the contI Tor each article required to the
lowest bidder therefor. --es4 ssLB.3
Term or proposals. oan be obssined by applying
at this cface. W. <. CUTeHAW, -
NH ! I'D $4,000 City Engineer.
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~ sEmpson u afecssry. q
tsnecsseof1 70 Esfns B santpson}
Real FstzteAgenm and Auetionesrs.
Ne. e21 Hull street, Manchester, We. q

rrRr1sTEES SALE OF ONE VACANT
Z / LOT on PETERSBURG TuRNPTEE-By
~ srntanaher al 76 by Abel Deane. arid recorded
In he Hus,ngs Court clerks Office for the city OF
M.nrbt sser IN Deed Book. volume ! !. page $40,
nj n sell Mt rfc AUCTION ON ;he premises ibefng
ren,,ired co to do by the beneficiary In satd detth
on "WEDNESDAY, March 2Sli IS, 1sl6, ~ o,siosE
feet on the Petersburg turnpike a'ld running buck
100 feet, more or less. = - - x, :.
~ 80 cosss al sale say aboat $50: balance at
four months, for negotiable note. With interest
irui h s Ok - $50 Trustee
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By j. Z. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
.a,,., ,,,r,..r of Hxan and Eleventh streets.

H AW. MEDICAL, AND MIseELLA-
4 i NEoIJs BOOK SALE: By CATALOGUE
WIN sod auctions Ths TESIs adsSin.Rg
on uss =, o;cosk p. n, and contiBued from day
=, &c dsy' about THREE THOUSAND VOLUMES
oF Jaw. MEDICAL, and nlsCELLANEOUs
Psia,sin. Professor Holcombe, Drs Trent and TUT,
Thomas Il. Dewitt, ESQ.,, and others. Among them
ar Ts soIns e r rnb ). L. APPhRsON,
nh % 80 Auct1oneer.
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By Chafin, Staples & Co., r.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. / Tenth street. 4.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit fort OF Henrico county entered on
the 7tlf of February. 1875, IN matter or j. E.
Childr.y %. Wagner ct ais will sell at the Office
OF tbs mn, staples & Co, on "WEDNESDAY the
18th day OF April. 1876. at IL O'Clock w.. 10 the
highest biuder. a TRACT of LAND lying In said
county on the yarina road about eight miles from
Richmond, contaIripg about Thirty ACRES,
having oni log house.
THRMs.: At sale. JAMES CASkiF,
Commissioner.
CHAFfIs, STABLES & Co., Auctioneers..
. - - - = : 80 sG. NH IL saw
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BY E. D. Facho, +
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer, !,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
i RESIDENCE SITUATED ON The SOUTH.
EAST e SoREER Of MAIN nv AE Ma T FaRsT
FRONTTNG32 r GET ON MAIN STREET AND
RUNNING BACK SO FEE; ALSO, XACAS S1
FEET ON MAIN STREET, WITH A DEPTH OF
IS FEET; ALSO, 10 FEET ON FIRST STREET,
WITH A DEPTH OF 81 FEET, FOB SALE At
AUCTION.-By request or the owner, shall offer
for sale at public auction, on the premises; The
above most valuable property located as above de-
scribed, on THURSDAY, March 80, 1876, at Az
O'Clock P. NJ. This is regarded as one of the most
desirable locations on Main street for sale, and
shosld attract the attention Of those wishing 10
build, as there are several fine buildings being
erected in the vicinity.
TERMS One third cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months interest added at SIX per cent
from day Of sale, evidenced by negotiable notes OF
the purchaser, and secured by q deed OF trust on
the property. 4. .. FACHO, 4
NH 2S ~ Auctoneer.'