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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-08

PERSONAL---VERY.. Mr.. Eccleston, of New
ark, N. j., who was called to fill the vacant
pulpit Of the Monumental church. has been
heard from, but hasn't decided whether he
will accept or not. He has the subject
under consideration.
General Kershaw, of South Carolina, has
been elected to deliver the annual address
before the Virginia Division Of the Army
OF Northern Virginia, in this city, October,
1878. Subject: ''The First Maryland Cam
paign."
Rev. Father O7Connell, of St. Peters Ca
thedral, has been called to act for time as
secretary to the Apostolic delegate, Bishop
Conroy. He left last evening to join the
Bishop in st. Louis, whence they go to
California.
Harry W. Burton, Esq, late Of the Nor
folk press. was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Burton will leave in few days for San Ar
tonic, Texas.
Mayor Currington's health has so far inl-
proved as to enable him to attend to the du-
ties OF his office regularly.
Mr. and Mrs. n. NJ. Wilson. of this city,
arrived at New York yesterday in the
steamship Algeria from Liverpool.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change Yesterday were the following !:
George W. Taylor, Powhatan; L. Wolf,
Baltimore; J. W. Payne. Goochland; FL.
+. Parell, Louisa; j. r. Pace, Danville;
T. M. Mcmillan, Greene; Il. T. Berry,
Madison: NJ. Stark. Cumberland; j. K.
Wood, Fluvanna; w. Branch, Albemarle,
and j. W. Pace, Goochland.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE LICENsE-TAX BILL.--Tbe substitute
OF MIR. Bernard, adopted by the House and
ordered to epgrossment by that body yes
terday, is as follows:
Whereas licenses are privileges granted
by the Commonwealth upon such terms and
conditions as the General Assembly may
prescribe; and>whereas the present exigen-
ties of the Commonwe ealth are such as to re-
ouire that so much Of its revenues as are
derived from licenses shall be paid in the
lawful money of the United States there
fore
Be IL enacted by the General Assembly,
That from and after the passage OF this act
no license authorized by any law now in
force to be issued to any person engaged in
or desiring to engage in any business, en-
ployment, or profession, for the prosecution
of which license is required, shall be
granted to the person applying therefor ex-
cept upon the conditions precedent that
the tax or taxes imposed by law upon such
license shall be discharged or paid in the
lawful money OF the United States; and
the acceptance OF such license by any per-
son applying therefor shall be deemed to be
an express waiver Of any right to discharge
such tax or taxes as the same may accrue
otherwise than in such money.
9. No certificate granted under chapter
l34 OF the Code of 1873, or under any act
OF Assembly amendatory OF sHid chapter
or providing for the granting OF such GER
titicate, and no receipt for any icense-tax
or taxes issued under said chapter OF the
Code, or under any such act Of Assembly,
shall be deemed valid unless such certificate
or receipt be issued to person who mas
complied with the provisions OF the pre-
ceding section, and such certificate or re-
ceipt shall set forth that such person has
fully complied with such provisions.
3. All acts and parts of acts in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
4. This act shall be in force from its pass
age.
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/ The YrReINIA RIDINs-C CLUB-A JOCKEY.
CLUB TO BE FoRMED.-A meeting OF The
Virginia Riding. Club was held Wednesday
night at the Exchange Hotel. Captain Rob
ert e. Lee presided, with William Gillian,
Esq, as secretary. ..$i. I.
a motion was made and carried that. the
Virginia Riding Club oe disbanded. A re-
solution was then passed authorizing the
chairman to appointa committee to inquire
into the feasibility Of establishing young
mems jockey-cIub, to receive subscriptions,
and, IL it is eXpedfent to organize the club,
to draw up constitution and bylaws for
its government, and to report ut meeting
to be called by the chairman Of the meet
ing. .s
The following committee was appointed !:
Captain r. f.. Lee, b. w. Hoxsey, T. W.
boswell, Philip Haxall,. Colonel j. L. Car
rington, Captain A. G. Babcock, and Cap
tain o. j. Schoolcraft.
The meeting then adjourned, subject TO
the call OF tie chairman. .,.s
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING HARNEss.-Co Con-
stable j. P. Neurohr, OF Henrico, and Po-
liceman Elijah Hulce, yesterday evening
arrested two white men-O' Neal and Moody,
formerly with O'Brien's circus charged
with stealing number Of sets Of harness.
The accused were taken in charge Just as
they were coming out OF the soup-house, on
Franklin street, after the officers had been
rowing the county over in search OF them.
Several sets Of the harness were found in
the hands OF responsible people, who had
purchased them from accused supposing
that they had the right to sell. Some of the
property was identified by Mr.. O'Brien as
his.
A number Of gentlemen Of the county OF
Henrico have recently been robbed OF har-
ness. It is believed that the eXertions Of
the two officers named will secure them the
recovery Of their property.
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THE MozART.-The Mozart given last eve
ming at Virginia Opera-House was we'll at
tended, but, owing probably to the Lenten
season, there was not the large crowd pre-
sent which had been anticipated. The pro-
gramme was rather light, but on the popu-
lar order.
MIR. Redford did not seem in voice, and
consequently did not do himself full justice
in the two solos, "Good-bye, Sweetheart"
and " Goodnight, My Lovely Child" In
the former the orchestral accompaniment
was rather detraction than an assistance; !;
for, instead OF being subordinated to the
voice, the instruments at times anticipated
it and ran ahead
DR.. Bartkowskps rendition OF De Beriot's s
"Fifth Airo was very creditable; indeed,
in this effort he fairly surpassed himself,
and received well-deserved applause.
The duo "Serenade," for flute and
French horn, with orchestral accompanl-
ment, was, all things considered. very merl-
torious. MIR. Wildt's execution OF the flute
part was very fine indeed. while the French
horn was remarkably well handled by Mr..
William Smith, especially when it is con-
sidered how very short time that gentle
man has been playing on the instrument.
It was rather unfortunate, however, that
the two instruments were not tuned so as
to accord.
~Sounds from Home1 by the instrumcn.
tai auintette was pleasing feature in the
programme, and the three selections by the
orchestra was quite an improvement on
some OF their late productions. Auber's
overture, Gle Premier Jour de Bonheur,'
and Supps,s Die Sch8ne Galathe," were
both rendered with spirit and effect. In
the latter, however, there was some dlscord
In the second movement.
There were several complaints made last
night OF the incessant chatting which was
kept up during the entire musicale By some
OF the fair ones. 1t is hard to complain o.
the dear creatures, especially IN respect &c
that which In proper season Is so agreeable
to oil men. A mere mention OF the FAC
will, we are sure, be sufficient to correct th'
fault.
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JOHN ". WRIGHT, AZ F.. NJ, farm and country
residence near the city for rent at auction.
j. L. APPERSOS, 5 p. ~, at No. l10i Main street,
catalogue sale or law, medical, and miseeiia.
neOas book.
EGODDIN, WARREN u CO.. <k p. r., asslgnees
sale OF two framed tenemens on The west side
or Third street between Broad and Grace.
JOHN MccORMICK,l OK A. N., furniture, &c.
E. b. COOK, 10 A. NJ, at store No. laos Main
street, assignees sala OF large stock OF mems
youthsi, aud boys' clo3hing and furnishing
goods, store-dxtures. show-cases. &c.
JAS. .MACDOUGALL. 1oH a. M., a. his re oms, 6t
OF furniture, stoves, &c. y
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THE PATH OF SAFETY.
Governor holiday Points Out the
way TO settie the Public Debt.

THR ROAD TO REPUTATION THE WAY TO
vIRGISIA'S DooM---A STATE NO FREER
THAN AN INDIVIDUAL FROM THE OBLI-
CATION TO PAY HER JUST DEBTs-THE
CONVENTION SCHEME NOT ENCoUR-
AGED-THERE ARE THINGS FAR WORSE
THAN HIGH TAyEs-sUG GGEsTIoN AS TO
TAXATION OF CHURCH PRoPERTY-oUR
CREDITORS NOT OUR ENEMIEs-FORCI-
Bile READJUsTMENT DOWNRIGHT REPU-
DIATIoN-A CONFESSIONAL FAIR COM
PROMISE NOT UNLIKELY.
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DIscoLoREp TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents q box.
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and still there is a deficiency, then. comes
,rME FOR ii SETTLEMENT

TIME FORA SETTLEMENT
with the creditors. And this is to be done
lin the spirit OF conciliation, by making |
fair exhibit of our assets and liabilities Il
those who have a right to know them. Is
this any disparagement OF State soYe,
reignty? Not as / have understood it.
State sovereignty has always been the key
note OF my faith, which gave tone and
charm to my political creed. But never
thought the State sovereign over Justice,
truth, and right. On the contrary, 1t was
the recognition and the upholding Of them
that made her sovereign. So il is now, and
ever will be. w
1t Is, then, no disparagement to that high
claim 10 lay the facts before the creditors.
Terms will soon be reached. They have no
interest to impoverish or destroy the State.
Their interest is to build it up and enrich
it. They have as much interest In this as
the citizens who live under its agis. The
creditors cannot be the enemies of the State
because by so doing they would be the enc
mics Of their own interest.
Why not, then, gather up the knowledge
your committees have furnished and make
proposition based upon that knowledge
Not by simple declaration, but by 4. *,
/. ;s PROOF OPEN TO ALL MEN. li
This is not only due for the satisfaction Of
the creditors, but for the Vindication of our
own honor to the world. can see no DIFF
ference between an array Of force, with an
open or covert threat, and downright re-
pudation. And / am sure not a gentle
man OF your honorable body will admit the
latter.
Arguments at long range do not close
such controversies. It puts the parties
farther away from each other, begets ami
mosities, and hlnders instead of aiding a
settlement. To say that anything is incapa-
BILE OF settlement is to deny what occurs af-
ter every war. Is it not possible for us to
have it without the bad feeling and loss
which war entails In these latter days
war is never sought till the measures OF
peace have been exhausted.
But il this General Assembly find that
they cannot come to a conclusion among
themselves, would it not be well to collect
the material OF their long and laborious in
vestigations, and appoint commission,
who shall, after conference as far as practi-
cable with the creditors, report to its next
session.? Let at least an effort be made to
close this troublesome matter on fair and
honest terms. IF nothing can be done by
peaceable measures it will be time enough to
TALK OF WAR.
We will not despair. There is grand
history behind us; there is cheering fu-
ture before US. We cannot barter either
for temporary gain. Both are priceless. I
know that long after you and shall have
passed into the land Of shadows that fu-
ture will have become history, which shall
not cast any shame upon Virginia's bright
est page. FRED. w. NJ. HOLIDAY.
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WHAT IS DR.. KEER's SYSTEM RENoyAToR p
SMELLING, at 9l5 Bank street. keeps 1t, and can
tell you that IT'S the only drink that will restore
tone to the system after nights dissipation.
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The only drink that win restore the system after
nights excess Of indulgeace, sold only by SMELL
ING, at his Cafe, 915 Bank street.
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HONESTY vs.. FRAUD.-Hew many baking pow
ders are there in the market, which, aside from
being adulterated, are put ND short weight. Every
package Of DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is strictly
full weight and the article itself Is absolutely pure.
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FOB ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH.
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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Lestie's Sunday Magazine for April re-
ceived from Elyson Il Yancey, 1112 Main
street.
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LEE GALLEKY.-We commend 1t TO the patron
age Of the public generally.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BOLIC MoUTH-WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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BEST DINNER to be had in the city for so cents
Forty different dishes to choose from. SNELLING's
CAFE, 915 Bank street,
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE 6 BAKERS EARB0LIC MOUTu-WASH
are unexcelled. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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N. ELLYsoN 6 Co.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements in all Of the newspapers Of the United
Sla.es at publishers rates Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room Will receive prompt atten-
tiOn.
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THE GREAT CANANDAIGuA BEER at SMELL.
ING's CAFE, 9l5 Bank street.
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BEAUTIFUL aud at the SAME PRICE that Is
charged for ordinary pictures Wesiy by all rneans
60 to the" LEE GALLERY.
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INCIPIENT TARTAR AND SCURF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SAPONINE DENTIFRICE.
Fifty cents box.
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All the superior brands OF CHAMPAGNE sold-
$3.50 quarts, Sl.25 pints-kept by SMELLING, at
his Cafe, 915 Bank street.
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The following paper was sent to the Sen

ate yesterday: III
RESOLUTION.
Whereas the 5th section OF the 4th article
OF the Constitution provides that the Gov
ernor "shall communicate to the General
Assembly at every session the condition
Of the Commonwealth" and recommend
to their consideration such measures as he
may deem expedieDt and whereas no
such communication or recommendation
has been made; therefore
Resolved, That it Is the earnest desire Of
this body to have the same, and the Cover
nor is hereby respectfully and earnestly
called upon to respond to these sconstitn-
tioHai requirements.
Agreed to by Senate Febl uary %, 1878.
SHELTON G. DAVIS, &. s. q
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DINNERS served In the best style from l until G
at SNELLING'S CAFE, 915 Bank street.
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The only saloon In Richmond that keeps DR..
JAMES c. KEER's GREAT SYsrEM RENoyAToR
SNELISG'S CAFE, e15 Bank street.
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AUCTION SALES TINS DAY.

FoR BLEEDING GUMS. use MEADE & BAKERS
CAHBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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LEVY BROTHERS
ARE DOING A LARGE BUSINESS.
THE ATTRACTION TO THEIR STORE
AT THIS TIME
IS GREATER THAN 1T EVER WAS.
They have received
LARGE QUANTITIES OF NEW GOODS,
AND. OH
now Low THEY ARE SELLING THEM.
Go to
LEVY BROTHERS
ky all means
MAKE YOUR PURCHASES,
AND YOU WILL SAVE MONEY.
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TIE "GLENwooD " WuIsKEY took the first pre-
MUM ut the State Fair
The B Select" Whi>key Is recommended by DR.
J. B. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Sherry-our own importation.
Cigars, OF every grade, of ouI own manufacture.
Liberal discount TO the trade.
w. u. BLAIR & Co.,
903 Main street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States and Lower Lake region, rising
barometer and cooler northwest and south
west winds, partly cloudy weather. and In
the former occasional light rains tonight,
followed by falling barometer, winds shift
inc TO warmer southerly to easteriy, and In
the latter by rain areas.
For the South Atlantic States, rising or
stationary followed by falling barometer,
winds mostly from the southwest to south
east, stationary or rising temperature, and
partly cloudy weather. ,.
Cautionary off-shore signals continue at
Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Cape May, and
Sandy Hook.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly clear
aud very mild.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY a. NJ, IS;
8 A. NJ, 6S; noon, SO; 8 P. H., rs; p.
NJ, 6S; midnight, 81.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The Theatre is still
closed, and it is quite deprivation to amuse-
ment-seekers after so brilliant season.
The collections OF United States internal
revenue yesterday were $4,352.49.
Shad and herring have commenced to
run, and if the good weather keeps up will
soon be plentiful and cheap.
The sale Of loose tobacco Yesterday at the
Shockoe warehouse was about $4,000
pounds; highest price paid, $3.50. At the
Patrons warehouse about 5000 pcGuus
were sold; highest price received, $3.50.
The chain-gang were at work Yesterday
cleaning around the west side of Shockoe
warehouse.
There will be a Beauty Beast ma
tinee at the Theatre tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
The funeral OF Jacob w. Beck took place
yesterday evening from the corner Of n and
Thrty-second streets.
Meetings were held last night by Rich
mond Chapter Royal Arch Masons and
Nelson Encampment, !. 0. o. +.
A full house will probably greet the The
atre employees on the occasion OF their ben
eft tonight. The programme is an attrac-
tive one.
William Jackson (coloredl was fined So
~ y
conduct.
Policeman Loterzo keeps strict watch
over the Free bridge, and carries all offend
ers to the Police Court
A large arrival OF good Kentucky mules
was reported yesterday.
Yesterday was dusty, sultry, and dis.
agreeable, and q cargo OF Kennebec ice ar
rived. That was the only cool thing heard
OF during the day.
A telephone was put up yesterday from
the office Of the Danville Railroad Company
TO the residence Of Colonel Taicott, on
Seventh street near Leigh.
Wednesday night the Tivoa Saloon, at
Thirteenth and Cary streets, was entered
and robbed Of about S27 In currency.
Master Ralph Bingham, the boy orator,
gave an exhibition at the Seyenth-Street
Christian church last night.
Broad street near the northeast corner OF
Seventh is being repayed.
William Gayle, of 2401 east Msin street,
who was attacked with congestion OF the
brain q few days since at the Old Dominion
wharf, has since died.
A CHAPTER Of FACcIDESTs.-A white man
named Peter SchWaimeyer, while attempt
ing to extingEish q fire on the corner Of
Twentieth and Broad streets, yesterday
about 10 o'clock A. M, fell from the roof of
the house and badly injured his hip. The
city ambulance was called and he was con-
yesed to his residence, No. 807 north
Twenty-tbird street. 's8 sS
Yesterday morning q little son OF James
u. Craig, residing at ile corner OF Fourth
ana jackson streeta, was run over by q pass
ing buggy and seriously injured.
a {. - <
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE & BA-
KER's CARBoLIc MoUTu-WAsH. Fifty cents a
bottle.
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POLICE CoURT.-Acting Justice Crutch-
field had the following cases before him
yesterday:
The case OF Meta Cousins (colored),
charged with robbing Robert Douglas OF
SIG in money and coat, was continued
until to-day, and an attachment issued for
Douglas, who failed TO appear.
The same disposition was made OF the
cases of Richard Coleman and Julia Wiley,
charged on cross-warrants with assault. An
attachment was issued for Julia Wiley.
Charles Allen, w. B. Horner, and Gus.
Campbell, charged with dlsorderly con-
duct, were discharged, as were Stanbar
Jasper and Hannah Brightley, charged with
violation OF ordinances.
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SARATOGA POTATOES sold to families in an!
quantity ut SSELLlNG'S CAFE, 9l5 Bank street.
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THE FINEST OYSTERS AND GAME In the city
are to be found at SEELLlHG's CAFE, 9l5 Bank
street.
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TALK OF WAR.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, THURS
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding.-In the
matter Of M. 3. Hurt. Upon the petition
Of the bankrupt for homestead exemp-
tion, it was ordered that the bankrupt pay
the claim of Allen g. Prichard, due upon a
homestead-Waiver note, and the costs in
bankruptcy, on or before the 1st day of
April next; and in default thereof the as
signee was directed to sell the property
claimed as exempt and pay these claims.
In the case OF Abner Harris, bankrupt.
The assignee was authorized to sell the un-
expired lease Of the factory in Rose alley,
and pay out OF the proceeds Of the sale Of
the personal property on the premises $3.50
to E. W. Palmer, and $3.50 to R. Maynard
for rent.
In the matter Of j. A. L. Shaddock. Or
der allowing the attorney for lien-creditors
q fee Of $10O.
In the case Of Willis Gravely. Leave
given the lien-creditors to enforce their
liens in the Circuit Court of Henry
county.
In the matter Of James G. Downward g.
Co. Order directing assignee to settle his
account and deposit funds in bank.
In the case Of George r. Crigler. Order
referring cause to Register Atkins to take
an account OF liens, &c.
In the matter Of A. j. Robinson. Order
Of adjudication upon petition Of creditors.
In the case Of Henry Watkins. Order
referring cause to Register Atkins to make
certain inquiries and report.
In the matter Of James G. Riddle. Final
account Of assignee filed and order entered
discharging the assignee.
In the case OF F. Fl. Mays, bankrupt. De-
cree entered settling assgnee's account and
making distribution of the fund.
In the cause of Lewis and others Us.
Moons eXecutrix and others. Injunction
awarded, enioining the defendant from col
Iecting the assets OF the late firm Of Mason
& Lewis, and order entered requiring de-
PENDANTS to answer the petition within
twenty days.
Trustees OF Dollar Bank rs. Bossieux,
trustees, &c. Order confirming compro-
mise.
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DRUGS. sEEDICINEs. Ec.

ITO PHYSICIANS.
WYETH'S DIALYSED IRON
has no unpleasant taste or smell, does not rritate
the stomach, Is easily administered, and does n0I
blacken the teeth 1t Is neutral solution Of iron
Is uniform and permanent, We Dispense it in any
quantity, and also In bottles, with dropper and fu
directions, for 81 bottle
COMPRESSED TABLETS OF CHLORATE OF
POTASH,
each tablet containing five grains Of the chlorate OF
potash, and nothing else. These are much used In
cases of dlphtheritc sore-throat and infammations
Of the mouth, &c.
WYETH'S BEEF, IRON AND WINE
a most useful and beneficial general tonic for inya-
lids, acceptable 10 the ate and stomach. Sold at
MEADE 6 BAKERS Drugstore,
fe2S 9l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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AmUsEMExTs.i /,

DEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
This beautiful drama, which was so successfully
rendered at Mozart Hall Tuesday evening, win, ae
the request of great many ladies and children, be
repeated at
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock. Ad!nts-
Sion only csc. to all parts OF the house. mh 7.3t
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MrLTTARYNOTICRs.

HRAYS, ATTENTIONS i--Assemble at
" detrimental armory on .TafS lFridaylM a
drill. t e. s.s ~
By order of Captain L. J. BossIEux. 81
1 NH s-1t ]. Z. TYLER, Orderly.
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IA THE DEBT IS ON Us. 80
It's q plain, practlcal affair. Itisoar duty