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between Twenty.fiftI, and Twenty-sixth and

between Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixth and
Broad and Grace streets. Agreed to.
Mr.. Christian presented substitute for
the resolution directing the City Engineer
to cause the said alley to be graded at the
expense OF the owners.
Mr.. Curtis moved to lay the subject on
the table. Lost.
The amendment proposed by Mr.. Chris
tian was agreed to.
By Mr.. Whitlock: A resolution from the
Committee on Retrenchnent and Reform,
asking the Legislature to amend the city
charter. so as to provide that the Board OF
Police Commissioners shall be five in num-
ber, and appointed by the Judges OF the
Circuit, Hastings, and Chancery Courts.
Published in the Dispatch several days
ago.l
Mr. Taylor moved to lay it on the table.
Lost. p .f
Mr. King said that he was a member OF
the committee, and had been busy Tor four
weeks diligently investigating the various
departments, and that the committee had
seen enough in the police department to in
duce them to present the resolution. He
hoped it would be the pleasure OF the Coun-
Gil to adopt the resolution. Agreed to.
By Mr.. Taylor: A petition OF j. 81.
Chamberlayne, owner and editor OF the
State newspaper, claiming that he had been
unfairly delt with in reference to the award
ing of the contract for city advertising.
Referred to Committee on Accounts and
Printing, with instructions to report to the
next meeting as to facts stated in the petit
ton, &c.
By Mr.. Puliam: A resolution as to cxpe-
diency Of repeating the 1st clause OF section
6 of chapter II Of the ordinances OF the
city. Referred.
By Mr.. Whtlock: A resolution author
izing the Committee on Grounds and Build
ings to rent 4 room for the use OF the hre-
alarm and polce-battery, at cost not to ex-
ceed S125 per annum. Laid on the table:
BY Mr.. Straus: A resolution providing
for the issuing of six per cent. bonds for
the purchase Of Chinlborazo Park, &C., in
lieu of eight per cent. bonds. Agreed to.
BY Mr.. Taylor: Petition OF Isaac Wasser-
man, former watchman at the City Hall,
asking allowance, &c. Referred to Com
mittee on Finance.
Adjourned.
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Mayor's Court Mayor Chiles yesterday
transacted the following business:
Eddie Goode and Mary Cunningham,
charged with using abusive language, were
discharged. .;r,s5
MarcelIus Clark, charged with larceny,
was bailed for his appearance to-day.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
Meeting or the Board of AldernHe en-
and Common Council.

ELECTION OF MIR. JOHN G. MoFFETT AS
wErGHMAsTER OF THE SECOND MAR.
KET-A VETO FROM THE MAYOR sus-
TAINED-FRAMED BUILDINGs-A PRoPo-
sITloN TO PUT ONE OF THE FERE-EN-
GINEs OUT OF sERvICE-BUs1NEss FROM
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN-NEW BUsI-
NESG
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a Suspected Case of arson Ends in
Smoke.-Frances Jackson (colored) was ar
rested Sunday on the charge OF attempting
to fire the dwelling of George E. Smith. It
was alleged that Frances had saturated rags
and shavings with kerosene and lit them
with match and putthem against the house,
and had been recognized By the light OF the
match. At the examination yesterday be-
fore Mayor Chiles Frances proved an ex-
celIent character, and the evidence was SO
thin in every way that the Mayor discharged
bpr
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PERsoNAL.--Mf. John Bell Bigger; who
has been quite sick, Is at his post again.
/ Mr.. Drury A. Hinton, Commonwealth's s
attorney for Petersburg, was in the city
yesterday.
The following Executive appointments
were made yesterday: j. w. Baker, inapec-
tor OF flour, Falmouth district, FredericRs-
burg ;R. W. Oliver, Nottoway county, ana
Philip w. Met cGruder, Shenandoah county.
notaries public.
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MUSICAL FEsTIvAL.-A very promising
musical festival is announced TO take place
at the Theatre on the evening OF the 18th.
II is to assist St. Johns German church in
erecting a new house of worship. The help
OF the Mozart Association, Gesangyerien
Virginia, and many ladies and gentleman OF
musical talents has already been secured.
Mr.. C. L. Siegel will be the musical director.
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DEATH OF A TEACHER IN THE RICHMOND
PUBLIC ScHooLs.-Ann +. Smith (colored)
died at her residence, No. 907 north Third
street, Sunday night, OF consumption. At
the time of her death she was, and had been
for two years previous, employed as a
teacher at the Navy Hill public school.
Her peculiar qualifications as a teacher
and her exemplary conduct elected the
warmest praise from the principal OF the
Navy Hill school Captain Camm), as also
from all the school officials OF the city OF
Richmond.
The funeral will take place from Ebenezer
church to-day at 8. p. NJ. The teachers and
scholars of the Navy Hill school will attend
in O body.
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4 Happy Land Sale.-A.. o. Bliss, Of
Chester, has sold to F. p. Loehr, OF New
York, the Dunlop farm, containing 719t
acres, for $4,000. The Dunlop farm is
known as :" Ellersfe, )" and IS situated at
Swift Creek station, on the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad, three miles from Pc
for = g..es .aft.s
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The Baptist Finance Con,mittee.-Ma
Chiles, chairman OF the Baptist Finance
Committee, reported at the church meeting
Sunday evening that the committee had col
lected the sum for which they were ap-
pointed. The committee are sanguine OF
iiquidating the entire church debt in short
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MEETING OF THE STATE GRANGE.-The
masters and past masters OF subordinate
oranges and their wives who are matrons
met in council at the courthouse Of their
respective counties yesterday to elect repre-
sentatiyes to the State Grange.
The State Grange Will meet here next
Monday,
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Large Funeral.- Crawford Anderson, an
old and faithful servant Of William G. Tay-
lor, died Saturday near Manchester OF iniu-
rles received on the 1st Of January by falling
on the ice. His funeral took place Sunday.
He was followed to the ground by large
concourse, embracing members of several
colored societies. His late employer and
family and other white friends also attended
the funeral.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-ln order TO NEE
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade we
have added q weli-selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cIlISEEY and sKILFUL MEsILANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia tile most expe
dtious manner. .......,..
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-At the last
regular meeting of Stewart Grove, No. 5,
U. A. o. D., 2. n. G. A. William E. Cree
installed in due form the following officers
Charles A. Mercer, N. A.; A. c. Hafner,
V. A.; William j. Cree, secretary; Will
liam L. Baldwin, treasurer; Charles II.
Branch, [. G.
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County Supsruisors.-A meeting OF the
Board OF County Supervisors will be held
to-day. The report Of the county treasurer
and other officers will be received. Action
will also be taken in reference to the affairs
of the county Us. the city Of Manchester.
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GOD SAVE THE KING! |!
DYETNG, CLEAN4NG. &c.

MCKINNEY d CO.'S STEAM-CLEAN-
~ ING AND DYEIHG ESTABL.ISHMENT,4 41S
Marsha stysft near Fifth, is the place 70 have Gem
.e,nens s1a Soa,s; and Boys Clothing CLEANED
hhd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shortest notice aud cheapest
rates. Faded Oyerc0aln. Goats, Talmas. Vests, and
Pants CLEANED and REC0LORED afty per cent,
cheaper than North or elsewhere. Laisst facilities
saa improvements. "a l6-3m 8
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Death of Ed,card Bro,oder. Edward
Rrowder. one of the best-known citizens Of
Manchester, died Sunday night about halt
past II o'clock. after Q brief Illness
Of typhoid-pneumonia. The deceased had
heen prominently before the public since. m
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
disagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: & \. NJ, 40;
4. NJ, AZ; noon. 46; T. NJ, As; L.
81, As; midnight, A.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND JURY YES
TERDAY.-The grand jury Of the Hastings
Court met Observation-Disclosures John II. Clai-
borne, foreman-an found true bills for
felony in the following cases: Thomas Nc
Nance, for shooting w. w. Vaughan with
intent to kill; Sylvester Douglas, for break
ing and entering the Old Dominion Sugar
Refinery; Benz. johnson, for breaking and
entering the dwelling-house OF j. 3. Kidd !;
Mary E. Bradley, for entering the dwelling
house of Willie Ann Holmes; John Allen
alias William James, for breaking and en-
ing the dwelling-house OF Stephen Putney !;
Charles Peyton, for entering the chicken
house OF Colonel Edmund Harrison and
stealing lot OF fowls, &c.; S. b. Moore,
for forgery; John Abbott, for forgery !;
Andrew Randolph, for entering the
store of Joseph salamonski two cases.;
Joseph Webster, for breaking into the
office OF S. G.. Fairbank, &C.; Lafayette
Watkins, for entering the dwelling-house
Of Ben. Cottrell and stealing lot OF goods !;
Jesse Spain, for stealing a watch from the
person Of Lewis Peasants; Sheppard Hub
bard, for entering the Old Dominion Sugar
Refinery; John t. Williams, for entering
the chicken-house Of Charles Fl. Trainham
two cases.; james Lee two casesl, for en-
tering the .chicken-house OF Charles 81.
1'raihham; Eliza A. Damon two casesI for
entering the hen-house OF 81. M. Wade;
Harriet Thomas, for entering the hen-house
OF Charles II. Trainham two cases).
The grand jury also found true bills for
misdemeanor in the following cases: F. E..
Lund, supplementary; Richard Mccoy
and Nettie Bibb, misdemeanor; Thomas
jefferson and Clara Page, same offence;
Elder ChappeIl, for being concerned In
lottery; John Gaines and Georgeanna Ro-
binson, misdemeanor.
The grand jury will meet again on Fri
day
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The City Schoo! Board.-This is the night
for the regular meeting Of the City School
Board. No meeting OF the Board has been
held since December, owing to the inclem-
ent weather. '.~
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Mrs F. MoRRELL, Bangor, Me-, July 2, 1873
writes "Six months ago my friends thought me in
curable suffering from weakness, disordered stomach
and fever. The doctors gave me no benefit / wa
persuaded to try CeLpEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EX-
TRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoRAToR. After
using three bottles began TO improve, and to-day feel
perfectly well,n
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Illness of a Prominent Ctizen.-Wil-
liam II. Hayward, supervisor OF Bermuda
district and postmaster of Chester, is lying
unite sick, ..--
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
vertsements in all of the newspapers of the United
States at publishers rates Orders left at the DIG
patch countng-room Will receive prompt atten-
IL
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NO. 80.
Ind sor mnnr O
the war, and was

the war, and was I Ted i0r many good
traits of character. he married daughter
OF Charles Severance, who was killed by
Peyton Spurlock December "a, 1878, and
was largely connected In this city.
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HoT-BED GLADSTONE hundred boxes at reduce
rates by W. Il. SCOTT, druggist
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GARDEN sEEDs-Large stock at low prices al
SCOTT'S drugstore. -#
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WRIGHT & Co., PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
OPPOSITE PosT-OFFlcE-Cards, $3.50 per dozen
lmperials 75c. apiece; framiug-size, 81. Work
done I'm our usual stvle.
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PURPLE GRAPEs.-PIzZINIs Is the place to get
some Of this nice fruit.
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AFTER FEDERAL OFFICE-C0NFIDENCE IN
THE ELECTION OF TILDEN.-Members OF the
Legislature are every day called upon to
endorse applicants for Federal offices under
Tilden. Many astute ones utterly refuse to
commit themselves in any way, while Others
sign all the papers brought them. One up.
country member declares that he has signed
hundred, and in doing SO recommended
from five to ten men for each office. Many
citizens Of Richmond have their wits al
work to secure eligible positions-such as
postmaster, pension agent, marshal,
collector OF the port, and. collector Of
internal revenue. Positions OF lesser
importance and pay-such as mail agencies,
clerkships here and at Washington, keep
ers of lighthouses, &C., &c.-are also in
demand. Some Of the highest and some OF
the lowest members OF the Conservative
party are moving in this business and re.
newing their acquaintance with Represent.
alive Walker and Senators Withers and
johnson. It seems to be generally under
stood that Tilden not only ought to be but
will be counted in as President. Hence
these preparations.
The Republicans, on the other hand, are
very quiet. If they have strong hopes Tor
Hayes they manage to conceal them very
successfully. They are not making up
states, and their inactivity can't be because
of their modesty.
MIR. Richards and Colonel Brady have
been fighting over contingency. Each one
desires to be the incumbent in case Hayes
should happen to be declared President.
They have been at work at Washington,
and have managed to excite with few peo-
pie just q little interest in their claims.
They found that the mind Of the politi-
clans and people at Washington was not
80 much engrossed with the question who
is to be collector Of internal revenue OF the
Petersburg district for four weeks as who
Is to be President of the United States for
four years. Mr.. Jorgensen Is understood
to be opposed to Brady. On the other hand,
the Conkling element is for Brady. Rich
ards was Blaine man. Blaine men have
been ousted in numerous instances by the
powers that be.
II is not at all improbable that before
Messrs. Richards and Brady end their
squabble good Conservative will be in
possession Of the Office for which they are
now struggling. s.. .s..s3.
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LEA G. PERKINS,
WoRCEsrERsuIRE SAUCE
is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
... uH Lea & Perrins'
signature Is on every bottle.
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS
New York,
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TERRIBLE AcCIDENT-AN AGED LADY
BURNED TO DEATH.-Yesterday evening
about O'Clock an old lady named Mrs.
Frances Roper was found burned to death in
her room. Mrs. Roper is one Of the oldest in
habitants OF Richmond, and was, it is said,
nearly hundred years OF age. She lived on
Oregon Hill, at the extreme end OF south
Pine street. At the time Of the accident
the old lady was all alone, the only other oc-
cuDant Of the house, a woman who lived
with her, having stepped out for few mo-
ments. When the latter returned she found
the unfortunate lady PROSTATE on the hearth,
her clothes still burning and her right hand
in the fire. Upon examination it was found
that she was quite dead, and that the upper
portion of her body was horribly burned.
It can only be matter of surmise whether
her clothes caught fire and she fell from
fright, or she fell dead and was burned
afterwards.
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EXCURSIONS.
kFARDI-GRAs AT NEW ORLEANS.

MARDl-GkAs AT NE" ORLEANS
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, EsPE-
CIALLY TO THE SUBJECTS OF REX:
In compliance with the ORDER Of transportation
lines in paragraph l., Edict Xxx. Of the King Oi the
Carnival, 1t ID hereby announced that the
PIEDMONT AIRLINE
icomprisipg the Richmond and Danyile railroad
Atlanta and Richmond, and the Airline Railway,
the great thoroughfare and direct route from the
capital Of the r. +. VS. TO the Crescent City, will
Plsre GU sale FEBRUARY 5TM TO 18th, ISCLU-
slNk, tickets 10 New Orleans at ONE FARE THE
R0UND TRIP, limited TO twenty days from date OF
sale
All subjects Of His Most Gracious Majesty who de-
Sire 10 attend the annual Mardi-Gras festivities in
The Royal Capital on FEBRUARY IS, 1877, are re-
specially Informed that they can secure, both
ways, sLEErIEG-CAR AND PARLOR-CAR ACCOM-
hoDATIoNs, Richmond 20 Atlanta and Montgome-
TO New Orleans, without change; that this Is the
only southern iue thoroughly equipped with the
for stopping trains and conducive TO the safety and
comfort OF passcngers-THE WESTINGHOUSE Az
IoMATIC AIR-BRAKE
GOD SAVE THE KING!
Done by Of His most loyal subjects, ut Rick
mond, Va, February 1, 1877.
JOHN Il. MAfMURDO,
te 11-tFel1 General Passenger Agent.
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SWEET ORANGES, juicy and sweet Mt rs. 80, 40,
and 5Oc. per dozen ut PIZZINI's.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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ADJUD1CATIoN.-Alr.R Rush Burgess was on
Yesterday adiudicated bankrupt.
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haye analyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va, and hnd II
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL aHd other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medlcina! and family pun
poses.-J. b. MCCAw, HI. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia
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FINE FLORIDA ORANGES, as sweet as sugar, and
he best you ever ate, ut PIZZINI's.
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SUITS AGAINST TRANSPORTATION CoMPA.
NIEs.-Motions to enforce penalties for fail
ing to return to the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts earnings, &C., for taxation, have
been made i'll the City Circuit Court by the
Acknowledgement against the following
companies Albemarle Navigation !Compa-
nv, the Baltimore Steam-Packet Company,
the Powhatan Steamboat Line, the Bay Line
of Steamers, the Old Dominion Steamship
Company, the Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Richmond Steamboat Company, the Inland
and Seaboard Coasting Company of the
District of Columbia, the James River
Towing and Transportation Company,
Clyde's Steam Line, Clyde's Line. the
Peoples Line, the Home Line, the James
River Steamboat Company. Baltimore
and Fredericksburg Line, Baltimore and
Potomac River Steamers, Potomac Ferry
Company, the Dismal Swamp Steam Trans
portation Company, the Canton Inside Line,
the Baltimore and Roanoke Steamboat Com
pany, the Albemarle and Scuppernong
Steam Transportation Company, the Mer-
chants Cheap Transportation Route, Poto-
mac Steamboat Company, the Philadelphia,
Richmond and Norfolk Steamship Line,
and several steamers.
/ The penalty provided by law for failing
to report is not less than $1,000 nor more
than $4,000 in each case. There are several
cases against each OF the above companies
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A WALK INTO THE BAsIN.-John Denis,
a Welshman, under the influence OF liquor,
walked into the canal last night at point
not far from the packet Office. But for
prompt attention he would have been
drowned. Policeman Sweeney took him to
the Second station-house, where ne was
slowly SOLDERING off at a late hour last night.
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'IlE EAPOSllloN of AZ 1hoho,
'Ni't viii Open an EAGn ii EvESiNG at * o'clock,
I" LEV 'FrEooGGkAMME: + oG;A S'0 H'''''
HIAWATHA'S WIGWAM.
Nokomis and the Old Arrow-maker,
NATR kSiukRkboaKER Mghlihk akP Ih5 H6UsEL SaDeh'
n and y ss Kt1ns Mnfs 1na
"Ar,elnus Ward az among s,H;t the Shakers"
HoHRe enrI Sl1e eGn
Bonnibel Vane, "Silver Pitchers"
nuRxs's sSo5fH; 5cfoHfrAcE.
Cot,cr's saturday Night.
John Anderson my Jo,''
Coming Thro' the Rye"
Highland M4ryT Ma Wv, I B9npls ,H jean"
Meg Dods Dr. QuackeiDen, Rob Roy,
Die Vernon GHpsTIEo Gtps1ss ind haSS'e'
lvanhoe, Rebeccs Rowesa, Wanda,
Saxon and Jewish Attendants.
Guy Mannering. Meg Merrilles,
Dominic Sampson, Lucy BertraIn,
Julia Mannering, AttcudaptS.
SG-RooM-RECEPTIo FROM TO 10
O'CLOCK p NJ.
Characters from Buwcr, Dsraeli,
R0YAL Yt iGEoRGE IAN ENGLISH NM.
Characters from Dickens:
Artful Dodger
Mrs. GumnIage,
Little Dot, Mrs. Wardle, Dolly Warden,
Little Marcnioness, Dick Swiveller,
Sam Weller, Mr.. Pickwick, Count Smorltork.
Susan Nipper, Mr.. Toots, Mrs; Nickleby,
Dolly Warden, Jenny Wren, sloppy
Miss La Crury, Lord Dundreary,
Nr. Micawber, Artful Dodgcr.
POST-OFFICE.
Miss Skiffins. postmaster.
FRUIT AND FLOWER-STAND.
Characters from Tennyson aud Chaucer.
The above double set of characters In the English
inn Castle, and Burnss Cottage will appear alter
nate nights.
Visitors are requested not to lean against the
structures.
Supper and refreshments. No lunches served du-
ring the day.
Admission to hall 25c. lei
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WATER.

BUFFALO WATER.
The price of this WATER In Richmond will be
$3.50 per case of one dozen bottles.
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO..
~ 23-Tu&S2m Agents.
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Nos 10 and FL Thirteenth street, TO be re-
moved. t..'..
f. B. COOK, IL A. NJ, for Messrs. Turner s Co.
Franklin street, two thoroughbred Hambleto-
pian colts. ssH
W. S. JOHNSON, trustee, and j. j. COOKE, attor.
ney, Petersburg, Myers's disttllcry, buildings
machinery, boiler, engines, and hxtures.
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4irt1moud 1ispatth.
TUESDAY. .......FEBRUARY 6. 1877.

ss-TuE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
taTIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArERs OF THE CITY
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YELLOW BANANAs.-A fine lot Of them at PIz-
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WANTS.

WANTED, TO HIRE AN EAPE-
w RIENCED COLORED WOMAN to attend TO
housework and to nurse two children. settled
person preferred. Good wages and permanent home
to one properly recommended. None need apply
who cannot bring best testimonials. Apply 70
ROBERT B. LYME,
fe s-3t 1919 Main street.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS.

THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
IN THE
PECULIAR MALADIES OF WOMEN AND
OTHER FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE.
Some Of the most eminent medical msn Of the
country pronounce these waters
"WELL-EIGH SPECIFIC"
In most of the
PAINFUL MALADIEs PECULJAK TO WOMEN.
DYSPEPSIA,
h. NEURALGIA,
a. LIVER AFFECTIONS,
CHRONIC DIARRHEA,
PARALYSIS. .GOUT.
- RHEUMATISM,
AND IN DISEASES or THE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
they are second to none Of the celebrated B,inera
waters of the world, and 10 some Of the diseases
here enumerated they have accomplished beneficial
results as remarkable any OF record, whether OF
mineral waters or medicines. This claim Is en-
phatcay attested by those whose statements defy
imputation or question. Testimonials sent TO any
address on application.
The waters are put up In cases OF one dozen half
gallon bottles at IS per ut the Springs inyara-
bly IN advance. THOMAS F. GOODE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs. Va.
Ia 16-TuGS2m .s.s...:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-06

STEAM-BOILER WANTED.-I desire
- to purchase . SECONDHAND, UPRIGHT,
FLUE BOILER Of one or two-horse power capacl-
ty T. w. HOENNIGER,
IF R-1tx st. James Hotel.