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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-26

THE GOLD PAID FROM THE TREASURY AT
THE Ev4CUATIoN-PosITIoN OF THE SuITs-
4 REPUBLICAN VIEw.-The "gold cases :"
have been set by Judge Hughes for trial on
Saturday the 9th instant. They are suits
brought by the United States against sum
dry persons for money (golD of the Nir-
oinia State Government charged TO have
been due and owing from them to the Con-
fetlerate or State Government after its over
throw to the Government OF the United
States, and never paid.
Denlurrers have been taken to the dccla-
rations in the several cases, and it is con-
cedcd that the ruling OF the court on the
demurrers Will be OF the highest import
ance, there being no dispute cf the fact that
some $4,000 Of specie was distributed on
or about the Sd day Of April, 1865, by Gov
ernor william Smith and Auditor Jonathan
NJ. Bennett among certain members OF the
Legislature and officers OF the State Govern
ment, including themselves.
1t is stated around the custom-house that
the English. and even the American, all-
thorities are very strong in favor OF the
plaintitiln these actions; and 1t is surmlsed
bv those who have given attention to the
law on the subject that the defendants ana
their counsel undcrrate the gravity OF the
the trial as we'll prepared and armed as the
nature of the cases would seem to require.
Certain it is that the suits have been brought
after the most careful delibcration by the
law officers of the Government at Wash
ington.
That is stated about the cuStonl-house.
1t is repeated here in the hope that the
information, such rs it Is, may prove OF
benefit TO our people. However, Saturday
has been set apart by general consent OF
counsel for the consideration of these cases,
and it is fair to suppose that rather un-
usual display Of forensic talent may be wit
messed on the occasion.
r. r. Daniel, Esq, Acknowledgement Of
Virginia, is the principal counsel for the de-
PENDANTS, but it is understood that he is to
be assisted in the argument by General
Bradley It. johnson, Major Leigh r. Page,
Mr.. John S. Wise, Judges Crump and Ould,
and several others.
Auditor Taylor has been directed to pro-
duce in court the report of Auditor Ben.
nett rs to the disbursement OF S21 900. The
following are the amounts sued for. being
in each case two or three times the amount
actually received by the party: William
Smith, $4,000; +. II. Fitzhush, $4,000 !;
George w. Munford, $4,000; ?. f. How
ard, $1,000; John O. Chiles. $4,000; Shell
ton c. Davis, $1,000; Samuel Denoon, $500 !;
A. A. LorenZ, $500; j. l.. Sbackieford,
$500; st. Leger Moncure, $1,000; Ii. w.
Thomas, $4,000. The amount received by
Judge Fitzhugh $4,000 was turned into
the State Treasury.
These gentlemen entertain no doubt as to
the result of the suits. They claim that the
money paid them belonged to Virginia, and
that the United States Government has
nothing in the world to do with the matter.
In most all the cases it can be easily proved
that the gold paid to these officials was for
services fairly rendered.
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RESIGNATION OF THE ASSISTANT PosTMAs-
TER.-Our Washington special Yesterday
said of Miss Van Lew: eft is understood
she has gone home determined to lay hold
OF the root of the opposition to her by inn
mediately dismissing certain employees in
her Office"
Miss Van Lew returned here yesterday
morning, und her course towards Mr.. JET
ierds, the assistant postmaster, was such as
to compel that official to resign his posi-
ton.
Mr.. Jeferds has managed the post-oflice
and nearly all the candidates and delega-
tions that have appeared before the Presl-
dent have given him credit for the good
business reputation the office has estab-
lisbed. A petition has been signed by a
large number Of people recommending that
he be appointed postmaster.
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TIE ABBOTT CoNcERTs.-Th prospect OF
the rich treat promised in the Abbott-Bris-
noli concerts ut the Theatre Friday evening
and Saturday afternoon is creating quite
stir in musical circles, and our people are,
on the tip-toe Of expectation, and it may be
safely stated that 4 brilliant reception will
be given to Miss Emma Abbott, who,
though a stranger in Richmond, comes with
the prestige Of success and is endorsed in
the highest terms by the press Of the North,
including the leading journals Of New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other cities.
She is spoken of as possessing to an I'M
usual degree those qualities which go to
make popular singer, with voice of mar
vellous sweetness and dulcet fascination
about it which is indescribablc. OF Brig
noll it is unnecessary to speak. He is we'll
known and will draw. Ferranti our people
have beard, and are anxious to welcome him
again.
The sale OF reserved seats began yesterday
morning at Johnston's news depot, and it
will be well for those who want good seats
to secure them at once.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CuAFFIN. STAPLES 4 Co, 4hsP. NJ. trustees
sale Of house ana lot in the town of Fulton.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Al 2. 81. brick Store 40.
1906 Cary street. n
GODDIN. WARREN & CO., AZ P. NJ, Grace-s;reet
lots between Laurel and slafer streets.
FRANK j. SAMPSON, IL 4. NJ, seventeen mules
aud several wcrk-horses III Ed. Vickcr's stables,
Manchester.
T.. u. EACHO, % A. NJ, at No. 2417 Main street,
unexpired lease of store and dwelling, ami sale
Of stock of groceries. boots, shoes, dry goods &C.
RICHARDSON & CO., ~ Z. ~, building lot on
Marshall street west Of Brook avenue.
FRANK u. HILL, 5 =. NJ. Franklin-street building
lots fronting on Monroe Park.
A, b. DUESBERRY. 10 A. NJ. parior suits, rose
wood Worcester piano, parlor-organ, will-brack-
cts. furniture, &c.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WEDNEs-
nAY-Judge Hughes presiding. : In the mat
ter OF o. E. Mnrtha The assignee was di.
rected to pay the taxes due on the bank
rupt's real estate for 1876, amounting to
S14.19.
Tn the case Of John W. Eutterwolth.
Jacob Cohn was appointed assignee.
In the matter Of Lancaster, Brown &
Co. The proposition of the trustees OF the
estate OF Henry Young, deceased, was ap-
proved and accepted, and the assignee di-
rected to execute any papers that may be
necessary for carrying out the arrangement.
In the matter OF II. A. Morgan. Bill
fled and Injunction issued restraining IL.
Fl. Hurt, administrator OF CD. Pettus, de-
ceased, and the sheriff Of Halifax county,
from leyying an execution sued out 0y
Hurt upon a Judgment rendered before the
bankruptcy OF Morgan.
In the case of Robert Marks. Order en-
tered to pay l.. G. Pollard $50 for services
rendered as keeper Of the property OF the
bankrupt.
In the matter Of James M. Hodges. The
exemptions made to the bankrupt were con-
tirmed, and the assignee discharged.
In the case OF J. U. Carneal. The sheriff
of Caroline county was enioined from levy
ing, and J. w. Gill from paying, an execu-
tion in favor of the bankrupt against Gill,
and~Gill was ordered to show cause on the
17th May next why he should not pay the
amount thereof to the assignee OF Carneal.
In the matter OF Tomlin BraXton. The
sale of the land not claimed by the bank
rupt as an exemption was confirmed, and
the bankrupt and. others interested in the
part OF "Cherccoke" exempted to the
bankrupt were ordered to show cause on
the 18th Of May next why that should not
be sold to satisfy the claims OF Mountcastle
and others.
Bosher's assignee Us. Pollard's executor
and others. Answers Of Thomas j. Bosher,
substituted trustee, and Fanny A. Bosher
filed, and case discontinued as to Lewis Pol
lard,
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY-Justice Jo.
seph j. White presiding. Willie Ann
Holmes was charged with keeping a dis
orderly house-at least that is what it was
thought she should have been charged with,
but the warrant, as drawn up by Justice
Cornelius Harris, OF Jackson Ward, was
incomprchensble. 1t was quashed.
Last night Cornelius Harris, determined
not to be outdone, procured a warrant for
the accused woman from Justice johnson
(also colored), and again had her arrested
by the officers OF the Second police district.
Mr.. E. f. Taylor was fined 81 for being
the pessessor OF a very fine cow which got
off his lot and deprecated upon Laird's
flower-garden and the premises OF Mr..
Winston, adjoining.
Joseph Jackson (eoloreD was sent to jail
for sixty days for assaulting Marcellus Will
liams.
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DEATH OF Mr.. WILLIAM +. RITCME.-In-
formation was received in this city last eve
ming OF the death OF Mr.. William F. Richie,
which occurred atthe residence OF his sister,
Mrs. Harrison, on Tuseday evening at I
o'clock, Mr. Ritehie was siXty-siX years
of age. was the eldest son OF tie late Thomas
Ritchie, and was for many years the dis
tinguished editor Of the Richmond En-
0uGsr. He was also for long period pub
fic printer for the State OF Virginia. Mr.
Ritclse had been living at Brandon ever
since the war, where he quietly passed
away. His funeral will take place this after
noon, snd his remains will be inferred in
the old Harrison burying-ground.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY.
Anrjl 9th 1877

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIA PENITESTIARY. :
April 2+th 1877.
SEAhED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re
y CEIVED at This Office until FRIDAY the
7th Instant 1T I2 o'clock M.. to furnish TIE ytr-
gInia Penitentiary with the folio wing PROVISIONS
for the months OF May and June. 1877. Tree Oh
charge for package an, drayaze. and In such guam.
titles from time to time rs the superintendent may
order-viz.: <,,>-
2,2OO pounds BROWN UGAK lsinlpiet,,
1l2 barrels EXTRA ASUPERFlNEE FLOUR
Virginia or western tbrand),
10 sacks SALT (braudl,
600 gallons M0LASSEs t'ampi-l. n,Yn
40 barrels NORTH CAROLINA ClIif
HERRINGS (Sampic),
barrels VINEGAR (SampieI, 70
g barrels PICKLES. /,
200 bushels IRISH POTATOES,
$4,000 pounds FRESH BEEF tsaiapie OF Iore-
and hind-quarfer),
$50 cords OAK WOOD.
so cords PINE WOOD
Should the number OF conricts to be proYioed Iof
increase or diminish duriag tile period or delivery OF
these supplies, the quantity OF each may 90 altered as
the Superintendent may require.
Forms OF proposals eau be obtained &c the General
Agents office, No. ! IL south Twelfth street, upon
application.
any or all proposals offered
"''' - - '. SAMUEL A. SWAMI. .
sp 25-3t Superintendent Virginia Peniteniiary.
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Personal.-Judge Clopton has been quite
i'll for several days. We are glad to learn
that he is improving.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell and Captain Henry
Fitzgerald arc attending Presbytery ut
Petersburg.
Mr.. Charles M. Wallace, the geoloSst,
has Just received a letter from the editor OF
northern magazine requesting q contri-
button on the glacial drifts Of this section.
Rev. j. Sans is visiting friends in South
Carolina,
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4itllmond 1ispatth.
THURSDAY. APRIL 26, 1877.
r9-TIIE CIRCULATION OF THE DESPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArERS OF THE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Gulf
States, Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley.
cloudy weather and rain, with northeast to
southeast winds, slight changes in tempera-
turc, and stationary or slowly-ialling ba-
rometer.
For the Middle States. slightly cooler,
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly from
north to east, and rising followed by falling
barometer, and by rain in the southern por-
ton during Thursday evening.
For the South Atlantic States. increasing
cloudiness and northeast to southeast winds,
with a slight fall in temperature, and rising
followed by falling barometer, and during
Thursday afternoon or evening areas OF
rain.
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THE FoURTn-STREET HoRRIBLEs are in
active rehearsal for their entertainments to
be given at the Theatre on Monday and
Tuesday evenings OF next week. The box
office for the sale OF reserved seats will open
at H. C. Wyatt's on Friday morning at 9
O'Clock. Persons wishing desirable seats
will do we'll to engage them early, as the
rush will no doubt be great. A critic who
was present at their last rehearsal pro-
nounces the vocal and instrumental music
excellent, and regrets that they do not ap-
Dear in public frequently.
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The MOZART THIS EvENISG.-Therc is no
abatement in the attractions offered by the
Mozart Association, as the programme for
this evening indicates. The orchestra will
perform four new and beautiful pieces, in
cluding the overture 8" "Morning, Noon, and
Might" by Suppc. Messrs. Thilow and
Reinhardt will play duo, Sonata" in b
flat, by Mendelssohn, for cello and piano !;
Miss Maggie Redford will sing two charm
ing selections, and Mr.. Beier will play a
solo for cornet, with orchestra accompani-
ment. The membership of the Mozart is
still increasing.
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have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under ahe
brand OF "B SELEcT,n controlled by Messrs. W Al
TER D.. BLAIR s Co, Richmond, Va, ana fnd u
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend les use for medicinal aud family pur-
poses.-J. 3. McCAw, M. D., late Professor OF Chem
istry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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Il House Breaking Case.-Justice Martin
has sent Henry Washington (coloreD on to
the Circuit Court, which convenes May
10th, to answer to the charge OF house-break-
ing at Granite. The prisoner was bailed,
with bIr. f. Darlington Cabell as surety.
He lives in Richmond.
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Bitten by Dog Yesterday morning a
tramp, who gave his name as Sam. Eldridge,
q native of Canada, was bitten by dog on
the farm OF Joseph Minn, near Chester.
The bite was quito severe, causing the man
to 20 to bed in q barn. He had been lurk-
ing around MINIS for several days. The
dog was not rabid.
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suANGvq ESTER NEWS.

4 Ndrro1o Escape.-Yesterday evening a
coored girl named Mary Payne fell in a
we'll on the premises Of John Floyd, just
beyond town. The we'll was full OF water,
and the child went under twice. when a
man passing along the road heard the noise
made by her struggles and rescued her.
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PERsosaL.--Judge Hughes left last night
for AIexaa dria, where he holds court to-
day and tomorrow. He viii open court
here again on Saturday when the docket In
the Circuit Court will be called.
Tie Swedish Minister to the United
States, Count C. Lewenhaupt, and lady,
visited this city yesterday and returned to
Washington last night.
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A CASE OF KIDNAPPING IN THE CorNTY.-
John Catlett (white) and William Powell
(colored) were before Justices Hopkins and
Larus yesterday, charged with kidnapping
d little negro child about seven years OF age.
Owing to the absence OF important wit
nesses the case was continued unfit to-day
at II O'Clock. The probability is that the
charge VIII not be sustained.
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The Circuit Coatrt.-The session Of the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county will
commence on the 10th day of May. Will
liam Bransford will be tried for his life for
committing rape on a little colored girl a
week or so ago.
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I THE EsrERTA1NAEETA AT Sr. JoHN's CHURCH.
DR.. Taylor will give another entertainment
at st. Johns charch tonight. Tomorrow
night the Doctor gives an exhibition at
Chemical Hall, In the Medical College, Tor
the benefit Of the Episcopal church in Gooch-
land county.
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HIT WITH A STIcK.-Near the corner OF
Seventh and Clay streets yesterday evening
George W. Richardson had difficulty with
George Barrett, and the former struck the
latter with q hickory stick on the head, In
Hicting severe wound. Richardson was
arrested. Both are colored men,
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APPOINTMENT OF CURATORs.-The Gov
ernor appointed yesterday the following
curators of the Hampton Normal School !:
Judge o. M. Dorman, Norfolk; Colonel
Thomas Tabb, Hampton; Mr.. Andrew j.
Kevan, Petersburg; Rev. J. Fl. Holmes
leolored), Richmond; Rev. William Thorn
ton (colored), Hampton; Rev. John NJ
Dawson lcoloredl. williamsburg.
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; CUT WITH BUTCHER R-KNIFE.-Mrs Mary
E. Frayser (white) was arrested yesterday
evening by Sergeant Parater, charged with
and wounding her step-son,
George n. Frayser, with a butcher-knife.
Frayser is about eighteen or twenty years OF
age, and was cut on the breast and also on
one arm. The injuries are not serious. The
difficulty occurred on Catharine street, and
was the result probably OF too free use OF
liquor on the part OF accused.
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THE regular use or CoLDEa's LiEHIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC lNvIGoRAToR IS
the most direct means ofobyiating physical debty'
as It stimulates the insoivents and iparts gor 10
the whole system.
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Precocious Youth.-A Manchester boy,
twelve years old, has just completed Ger
man comedy. Considering the youthful
ness of the author the production is Won
1arful
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an Old OEcnder.-Elzie Payne insulted
a widow on Third street, and was fined by
the Mayor $40. In default of payment he
was sent to the chain-gang for forty days.
ElZie was drunk.
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M. ELLYaoN & Co, advertising agents, insert al.
vertisem n,s II sil the newspapers OF the United
Safest insrs, Antaa. Orders LETT AZ the Dss
patch eounting-room VIII receive prcmst aittn-
-
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A PoL1cY-DEALER. Alexander Smith
(colored) was arrested yesterday by Sergeant
Howard and Policeman Lamkin charged
with exhibiting "game Of policy"
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsNINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN.
daIs Prince Alber;s, Oxfors, Newports, Magnolias,
Buckle Newports, &C., cheapat
BoscuRN's, 500 and GIL Broad street
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OPES-AIR CoNCERTs.-Kessnich's band
will remain in the city during the summer,
and will institute series OF concerts ut
Monroe Park, Capitol Square, and Libby
Hill
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CooPER-S SHOP PARTLY BURNED.-The alarm
OF fire at midnight last night from Station
7, engine-house on Main between Twentieth
and Twenty-first streets, was caused by the
partial burning of Gary's cooper-shop.
Damape about $3.50.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing io'!e a; the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Geo: ~or!. 'ow
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-OFFICE APRIL %, 1S77.-
Miss Salle .. Childrey, Richmond, Va.
John II. Pitt, Richmond, Va.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild.
and pleasant At night it was partly cloudy
and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: q. \. NJ, GO:
0 4. NJ. GS: noon. "a; 3 p. NJ, so; 2:
NJ, TO- midnight, II.
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EXTRACT FROM \ LETTER OF DIR. j. II.
TUCKER.
oy IIrSnrKs0S, y. G..

..of The special adaptation OF the i'ntauo i-ithia
Waters 10 the PEt tLIAR DISEASES OF FE-
80 "a J., Ir,rrOrrhue. In some Of the varieties oi
,y.mcnorrho and in all lose func'n' rrShe MsIanEr
mems resulting from nervous aI"nE. ! pFrS,,hs pFrS,r"
-h.r waters tr;h utmost The same conH'tcacs III az
Jin yui.inc IA caii!S 1nd fertr.
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EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF DIR. WILLIAM
f. HOWARD,
OF BALTIMORE,


rrorrs>nY al. DISEASES OF WOMEN AND chill
IrrS IN TIE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Dr. Howard cOmnar,.s thesc waters with those OF
the celebrated Grcenhricr Willie sulphur west
Va and adds the folo"ing
:. Indeed. I'm 4 certain class Of cases II Is much
rerinr 10 the latter aliude TO the abiding deoH-
III ntfcndrnt uDon tie t0rdy coRr0Iesccnce from
,rat. acute diseases. aud more especially 10 INC
;achcNtaaud sequr> incident 10 malarious fcycrs in
All their grades and varieties. 10 certain forms Hl
atomic dyspepsia. aud ALI. THE AfFECTioNS
ali by mineral 1cuters. In short were i called
upon 10 STATE from arhGt mineral 7cutcrs hare
rt,u fbs Ur,Qtcst and most unmiSt0kabfe amount
OF GOOD Tccrue in the largest number Of cases in
d general ,oay. ,nould unhesitntngtgs say ths
EmFUio Springs, ia Neckien1ury c0""fY, Pd.'
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-,,.rr.xo sTTTzxA WATERS.
,,r p,rrrALo LITHIA WATERS
4 IN THE.
,rc,J,AH DISEASES OF WOMEN.
.,-r ,-CoM 4 LETTER OF I,R. HUNTER
MCGUIRE.
ppof GssoR or SURGERY IN THE RICHMOND

lyAJ MEDICAL COLLEGE.
RICHMOND, VA. February /. 1877.
we canno, safely determine the eTapr"is aabIyss
value o' any . t a,srnXrrcd any clement in sutti-
ChrmisafS or any combination OF elements, IN
,S s roEs wGn m ,ss TeaG ,fa" N, of of
3T'tN, 'rS pF;NIrIlAR To WOMEN. ana gtt
@>t rrcptateiy found il to he Of poss'fe, ,S,nt Hmk
."9roGntnt raiue in 'admy q these caSe S-saunnt,S
lnC @ -. tonic effects upon the nerrouS System.
m my hands has shown iSelf dec.de@ asT.e re
tnnit'a aud frequently advise ITS Use /" c">'' "
ouiriag such remedy.
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CROGEET.

HROQUET FOR THE MILLlON.-Eight
" balls and 1nalles. nicely painted: 2 stakes and
10 arches: packed in strong box with slide lid,
with book OF instrnct, oNs. Price. j. 1875.
ASoa .et with 8 balls and mallels, but not packed
In box. csc.
Finer sets ri So $3.50, s3 set.
j. II. ELLYSON,
ap 3-lmt lllZ Main street.
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and ending, referring to the saviour,
Thine the sharp thorn and mine the golden crown
Mine the life won and Thine the life laid down."
After the gospel from Ephesians appro-
priate to the service OF the dead, the choir
sang that favorite 512 OF the Hymnal-
LEAD Kindly Light"-
Lead kindly Light, amid the encircliug gloom,
Lead Thou me on:
Tue night is dark. and am far from home,
Lead Thou me on.
Keep Thou my feet; do not ask 70 see
The distant scene; one step enough for me.
While the two last verses were beng sung
tue body Was borne out to the hearse and
the organ played the " Funeral" March.
The procession to Hollywood was OF eX-
traordinary length, and the burialcasket
was almost concealed from sight in the
hearse by the floral offerings, including
crown, crosses, wreaths, &c. The services
at the grave, as at the church, We're solemn
and impressive, and the grief OF the hus-
band, father, sister, and brothers was sad to
witness.
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FLOWERS! FLOWERS!-Thel largest,
E best, and cheapest collection Of BEDDING
PLANTS ever offered In the city Is ut LAIRDS
GARDEN, on Grace and BroaG streets aD l6.lm
BLOWERS FOR SPRING PLANTING.
Il PANSIES, DAISIES, ROSES,
VERBENAS, GERANIUMS. FUCHSIhS, &C,
now In full bloom and IN great abundance 1t TOLER
& HnOPER'S Flower Garden, corner Cherry and
Albemarle reefs one square from the western ter
minus Of the street-car railway. ap 5-eod2m
% OOO BEDDING PLANTS or VA.
5U,UUU RIoUs KINDS now on hand and in
fine condition for sale at TOLER & HOO"ER'S.
ALL GOODS delivered In the City free Of charge.
ae 5-eOd2m