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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-02
The Streets.

Editors of Dispatch: Some Of the mem.
bers OF the municipal government may,
and no doubt do, think Richmond is equal
to and far ahead Of other cities Of similar
size in point of public improvements. All
right; let them think so; but they will find
very few of the citizens who will back
then up in such laudable appreciation Of
their efforts. Now, the writer is not going
to discuss this affair in all its branches,
for he is wellnigh certain that he could
fill the whole Dispatch, advertising columns
and all. So he will take for bis text on this
occasion 'sStreets in general, and Franklin
street in particular" In the benighted
cities elsewhere (Which, by the way, manage
to drag their miserable existence on. even
though their destinies are not presided over
by any such brilliant body OF luminaries as
those who shed their light for our beneit)
great attention Is paid and much money ex-
pended in keeping the streets and crossings
in nice order; for it seems to be thought
one Of city's first essentials that her
streets shall present q good appearance.
Here the case is otherwise. The powers
that preside over the streets seem to be OF
about the same opinion that the builders OF
the great pyramid were-viz., build it once,
it will stand without repairs forever. Now,
GQlS QOeS very wen lOE pyIautu, UuI Iue
same course OF thinking is not true for the
streets. No, it won't do to say make q
good street and it will stand wear forever
and not need repair.
Franklin street was once very nice and
level. But look at it now. The thin COW
ering Of earth has worn away, leaving the
rocks bare, while here and there the mo-
.notony is relieved by hole or Fut that
would do credit to q backwoods road.
Worse than this are the crossings, the stones
being far above the level of the street.
A drive over this yariegated surface will
tell the condition OF affairs far palmer than
any words, the iolting and shaking being
perfectly unendurable, to say nothing Of
the disgraceful appearance the street pre-
sents. Now, IL the little places had been
repaired as they should have been when
they required it, the labor and expense in
cident thereto would scarcely have been no
tlced. Now the street needs oYerhauline
from end to end, and OF course the cry is
there's 10 money.
The taxes here are plenty high, and the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-02

POLICE CoURT.-Justice Crutchfield dis
posed of the following cases yesterday:
Henry Ross (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating Margaret Ross, was
fined 81.
John Watson, charged with drunkenness,
was committed to Jail for sixty days in de-
fault OF security.
Phil. johnson (colored), charged with
threatening to assault Ann Morton, was
committed to Jail for sixty days in default
OF security.
The following were discharged: j. G..
Rees, charged with seduction; Edward
Toran (colored), charged with carrying
concealed weapons; Margaret Ross (col-
ored), charged with assault; Maggie Nor
ton and Ann Morton (colored), charged
with keeping house of ill-fame.
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BUFFALO LlTIIA WATER.
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
AS A STOMACH WATER.
ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE CASES
ON RECORD.
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, ATTENDED WITH
GREAT PRosTRATION, BOTH PHYsI-
CAL AND MENTAL.

CASE OF JOHN p. KEELING, ESQ, STATED BY
DIR. S. S. KEELING, OF PRINCESS ANNE
COUNTY, VA.
Extract from letter dated near London Bridge,
Va. September 4, 1871
ssNIr. John P. Keeling suffered from dyspepsia of
the most aggravated and distressing form, being
Immediately upon taking food into the stomach,
which attacks were not at all aneuabe 10 treatmen
He became prostrated that 1t was with difficulty
he could walk across his chamber floor. and often
nervous system that great solictude was felt to
his mental condition.
FOR eighteen months he was under the treat
ment OF some OF the most eminent medical men Of
Baltimore without benefit. In this very critical
condition he came under my treatment: After ex:
that medicine was unayailing in the case, advised
the Buffalo Lihia Water, Spring No. e. His stomach,
however, In highly irritable condition, and !!
found 1t necessary 10 administer 1t In very small
ounce mt dose, repeated 1T intervals At the
expiration of the third day the irritabiity or the
stomach was decidy less, and the quantity was then
Increased from day TO day until the thirteenth day,
when | found that the patient could take twelve
ounces, which regard as maximum dose Mt any
day lie free from pain. the stomach in normal
condition, readily receiving both solids and liquids
In moderate quantities. strength greatly increased
aud nervous symptoms entirely relieved. tthe sxC
pration of the seventh week ne was able TO attcnu
actively and regularly to his business upon me
farm. His recovery, which regard us one OF the
most remarkable ever knew OF, attribute entirely
to the Buffalo LitEia Water
These waters, In ooses of one dozen haitga!lon
bottles can be had at the srings at 50 per case, In
$3.50. THOMAS +. GOODE.
ia 2-W&S&eow Proprietor.
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MARCH 1, 1878.

MARCH /, 1878.
Editors and Proprietors of the Dispatch:
I believe that you are as solicitous as
am, and all good citizens Of Richmond
should be, for economy, retrenchment, and
reform (very necessitous reform). Atten-
ton should be called to the public and City
Council that two Police justices are now be-
ing paid out Of our city treasury. Joe White
has been sick for month, and yet draws
S167 per month; Crutchtield, sitting in his
place, is paid the same, making $334-
S4,O0S per year. Is this right, when we are
now groaning and sunken under the load
OF city taxes as we'll as State? You will do
your people benefit if you will notice
these facts in your valuable paper. This
has been the case, with exception, for Il
year. Respectfully yours,
G. d. Wo0TTON,
for citizens and taxpayers.
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RICHMOND, VA, March 2, 1878.

-. go nlChhUND, VA, maTCu 2, 1910.
Editors Dispatch: Knowing your desire
to aid our authorities in making this city
what it ought to be, and what we all wish it,
I would ask you to suggest to the City En-
gineer through the columns OF the Dispatch,
and in the strongest language you can use,
the necessity Of placing gratings to the va.
rious culverts IN the city, or to those that
may be large enough for a five-year-old child
to roll down in and be buried In filth.
It is really astonishing that we hear OF no
accidents and deaths from the gaping
mouths of these unprotected cuIrerts.
Even Within week past the writer OF this
has known Of three boys between the ages
of five and ten years to crawl down into the
culvcrts in search Of lost top or other
plaything, and come forth (by the aid Of
Spectators outside) covered with filth, and
certainly at great risk Of life from the gasses
natural to cuverts.
Very truly yours, AMERICAN JOHN.
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TuE onp-FELLoHs, ENpowMENT CoMM1r-

THE ODD-FELLows' ENDOWMENT COMMIT
TEE. A meeting of the representatives
from all the Odd-Fellows' lodges Of Rich
mond and Manchester was held at Odd
Fellows Hall Thursday night. The meet
ing was called to consider the eXpediency
Of adopting the endowment scheme, which
has been agitated in the various lodges of
the order for some time past. NJ. A. Nc
Donald, of Aurora Lodge, No. 116, Of this
city, was called to the chair, and Thomas
W. Gentry, OF Henderson Lodge, No. los,
of Manchester, appointed secretary. After
discussion of the objects OF the meeting, a
subcommittee, embracing representatives
from all the lodges, was appointed to con-
slider the matter, and the meeting adjourned
subject to the call OF the chairman.
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l5513.i

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
BAUGH 4 JOLLY AND L.. n. BAUGH: BANk-
RUPTS. in BANKRUPTCY-AT RICHMOND,
,rn WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned,
J.V. Rcddy, of Richmond, IN the county of Hen.
rico and State of Virginia, hereby gives notice Of
Baurh & Jolly and L. n. Bauah, OF the county
of Diuwiddie. in said district, and who were.to
Wit. on the 9th day Of January, A. ID: 1875
the District Court Of the United States for said
district. d. V. REDD1,
NH 2-S2w Assignee.
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The AMERICAN BoND-FUNDING AssoCIA-
T1oN (L1M1rED).-An agent of this Associa-
tion is in the city, and has communicated
with the Senate Finance Committee with
regard to a proposition from his principals
to fund the entire State debt in four-per-
cent. bonds. He is to have hearing before
the committee on Monday. The American
Bond Funding Association Uimited) has a
remarkable resemblance in name. to the
Anglo. American Bond-F Funding Association
(Limited), which was 80 fayorably intro
6uced to the notice Of the Legislature in
1874 by the Hon. j. McKlnnon. The public
will watch with interest to see if it is the
same. n. .E,'.lstI .cia tLssls .stz - y
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r5525-yoLUNTARY.J

l5525-VOLCNTARY.I
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1 UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF VIRG1NIA-lN THE NATTER OF
q. RECHEFs, A BANKRUPT. IN BANKRUPT.
FEBRUARY, 1S7S.-To WHOM IT MAY CON
Germ: The undersigned, +. d. Crump, OF Rich
ainia hereby gives notice Of his appointment as as
signce Of The estate Of B. Bccher, Of the county
Of Henrco. in said district, and who was-to Wit,
a bankrupt upon the petition Of himself by the
District Courl OF the United State. for said dis
trct. +. NJ. CfUMP,
min 2-S2w Assignee.
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4 DESERVING TEsTIMoNIAL.-An enter
tainment will be given at the Theatre Fri
day night, March 9Th, for the benefit OF the
employees at that place Of amusement. The
entertainment will be OF q special cha.
racter and perfectly free from anything Of
fensive.. 1t will embrace comedy, farce,
singing, dancing, statuary, &c. A number
OF excellent lady and gentlemen amateurs
have volunteered for the occasion. Music
will be furnished by Professor Peters's or
chestra. The employees Of the Theatre have
labored faithfully for the public good, and
deserve 4 substantial encouragement.
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AssFGNEES' NOTICES.
i264-INvoLUNTARY.]

I264-INvoLUNrARY.]
IN THE DISTRICT COURI OF The
TSlTFn STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRit;T OF VIRGINA-IN THE NATTER, OF
DAVINO COMAsTRI, 4 BANkRUPT, In! IN BANA, sI1,
RUPTCY-AT RICHh0ND, VA: IHiS b 18TH d
CONCERN: The undersigned, F. II. Mcclure. OF
Richmond, in the county of Henrico and state OF
assjgnee of the estate of Davino Comastri, OF the
county of Henrco, in said district; and Tho Saz-
sdiutged a bankrupt upon the petition OF himself
by the District Court Of The United States for said
J;S,rict +. III. MCGUIRE,
ho-Sow Assignee.
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THE ATLANTIC CLUB CALICO BALL.-The
third grand annual ball OF the Atlantic
Baseball and Pleasure Club will take place
at Levy's Hall Monday, March 4th, at
O'Clock P. NJ. Good order and decorum
will be maintained, and an agreeable time
is promised all who attend. The entertain
ment will be under the efficient manage
ment of Captain Joseph P. Devine, James
T. Ferrter, Samuel Williams, Daniel Chal-
lemor, and Captain William Barfoot.
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The HUsTNos Court JUDGEsH1P. The
members OF the Richmond delegation in the
General Assembly met yesterday and
adopted the following resolution
ReSolued, That the senator's and the del
egates from the city OF Richmond respect
fully present to the General Assembly the
name OF George u. Christian, Esq, for the
the city Of Richmond, and earnestly recon-
mend bis election. 81 sss 81. s5
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~ rnuE nISTPIi-C COIIRT lE THE

l002S.J
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF ylRG1NIA-IN THE MATTER OF
MARY A. WHITE. A BANKRUPT, IN BANK
RUPTCY-AT RICHMOND, VA, THIS 18TH
CONCERN: The undersigned, j. V. Keddy, of Rich
mond, in The county OF Henrico and State OF Vir-
ginia, hereby gives notice OF his appointment as
assignee OF the estate of Mary A. White, of the
county Of Henrico, In said district; and who was,
to-wt, on the 2Sth day Of January, A.D. 18aS-ad-
District Court OF the United States for said district
NH 2-S2w J.V. REDDY, Assignee.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT MozART HALL To-
NIGHT. The pages OF the General Assem-
bly,, assisted by youthful amateur talent OF
this city, will have an entertainment ut Mo-
zart Hall tonight.
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@ LOOSE TOBACCO \ SALEs.--At shockoe
warehouse yesterday 10000 pounds OF
loose tobacco were sold. The highest price
paid was $3.50. AT the Patrons ware
house II, ITO pounds were sold highest
price obtained, S. .75. There will be no
sales OF loose tobacco to-day or Monday.
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Bridqe AUenue.-Mr. A. Rick has the
contract for guttering two squares and
Messrs. West IL Woodbridge for one square
on Bridge avenue. Messrs. Blunt & Tor
renee will put down the sidewalk on the
north side
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The Degree of Rebekah.-At Henderson
Lodge, No. 105, ]. o. D. F., last night, the
degree OF Rebekah was conferred upon the
wives and daughters Of number OF the
members of the order.
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MASONIC ELECTIoN.-At regular meet
ing Of Temple Lodge,No o.. g. A. F: and A.
NJ, held last night in their lodge-room, st.
Alban's Hall, George w. Poe was elected
junior warden, and William N. Neither
land senior deacon, to serve for the re-
mainder OF the current Masonic year. Both
Of the brethren were installed into the re-
spective offices to which they were elected.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E. B. COOK, IL A. NJ, at Johnson's stables horses.
E. b. COOK, 10 a. NJ, will continue the sale of i'm
ported steel. plate engravlngs at 9O2 Main street.
T. L. WHITING, Hight Constable, A. NJ. at store
of James G. Roy, No. S19 east Broad street,
counters. showcases, desk, stove, stationery,
books, &c.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
An ORDINANCE TO PREVENT THE
N SPREAD OF FARCY, OR CHAMBERS,
AMONG HORSES IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.


tApproved February IA, 1881
1. Be 1t ordained ty the Council Of the City
of Richmond, That no person shall bring or
cause to be brought into the city OF Richmond,
of the said city, any horse, knowing the TO be
afflicted with the disease called glanders, farcy
nor shall any person hire or otherwise permit or an-
thorize, for compensation without compensation,
such use of a horse so affected.
q. No person shall knowingly permit any horse so
affected 10 remain In an anjacen. or nelghborlnx
stall to horse or o.her animal not so affected: but
ir shall be the duty of the owner or tie person at
the time In charge Of the said horse to remove the
said affected horse, or cause to be removed, SO as
to prevent the risk OF communicating by conta2t0n
the said disease. s ~ go ?
g. Il shall be the duty of the police OF the city TO
report specially all violations Of this ordinance.
i. Upon conviction of any person before the Po-
lice Justice OF the violation OF any provision Of this
ordinance he shall be fined not less than 5
than $780, to be collected as penalties for o: her
violations OF city ordinances.
A copy from the original. 5sa
NH a-5t Z. c. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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AZ. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
yertisaments in all Of the newspapers Of the United
S,nes at publishers rates Orders LETT at the Die
match counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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e FIRE YEsTERDAY.-At 1877 P. M. yester-
day an alarm OF fire was turned in at Sta
ton 4, Third police district headquarters,
caused by the burning OF few shingles on.
the roof Of A. August's house, No. 804
west Broad street. The fire originated
from sparks from chimney. Broad street
near Adams was in such a bad condition
that the fire.apparatus could not reach the
fire except by going considerably out Of
the way.
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The JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA. CANAL.
An adjourned meeting Of the stockholders
of The James River and Kanawha canal was
held yesterday. Present: The Common
wealth Of Virginia, by DR.. "A. Graham,
Captain B. Il. Nowlin, and Thomas W Nc,
Canoe, proxies; the city Of Richmond, BY
Judge John a. Meredith, proxy; the city
proxy. and individual stockholders In per-
son and by proxy.
& Thomas w. Canoe, Esq, resumed the
chair. President Johnston stated that the
contract for repairing the canal as proposed
with Adams, Scott & Co. had fallen through,
and presented to the meeting several other
proposals. Pending the consideration Of
which, and with view to further confer
ence, the meeting adjourned.
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pROFEssGOyAL.
W RaRRINGER

TEWIN w. BARRINGER
IL formerly of North Carellna).
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
1856 WALNUT STREET.
LADEL FH A., r a.
Prompt attention 10 ail legal business: Ihe pest
hsisw particular attention paid 10 ihe- and fire.
insurance cases. Commissioner for Virginia.
fe 2S-2mx
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents bottle.
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The = GLENwoop !" WHIsKEY took the first pre-
MUM at the State Fair.
The 'B Selectn whIskey Is recommended by Or
j. 3. McCaw. a.- -.,l.ac GEfss y =
Duff Gordon Sherry--our own importation.
Cigars, Of every grade, Of our own manufacture.
Liberal discount to the trade. s
.t.-.r' ~:tEs W. u. BLAIR & Co.,
Hr :, 903 Main street.
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4 FoR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE bAhEh "a
UoIIc hIoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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FOR uLcRRATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS GARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH
are unexcelled Fifty cents bottle.
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APPLES OF GOLD IN PICTURES or siLvER.-.sA
word tiy spoken II enppies OF gold in pictures
OF nlyer.n When the body becomes diseased; the
mind is thereby. necessarily Influenced; National
wars, State dssensions, yneiehborhood broils, and
family dhereuces, are more frequently than otllcr-
wise the result OF diseased and disordered consitu-
lions. When the body IL suffering, the miad, acting
in sympathy. will become irritated and perple1ed.
When the physical system Is in health, The mind
perceiyes things In fheir true light, and the
disposition assumes q very different phase.i
Nothing more directly lends 10 destroy the
happy, cheerful disposition OF woman, and render
her peevtsh, nervous. and fretfnI, than constant
endurance OF uterine disorders. The diseases pe.i
culiar to women take away the elasticity and buoy
ancy Of health and reduce her body and mind TO q
mere wreck. DR.. PIERcE's FAYoRITE PREscRIP-
TIoN is u real pedcemnker in family. No woman
suffering from uterine disorders can dSord to be
without this remedy. The FAYoRITE PREscnIP-
rIoN saves unnecessary doctor-biIls, prevents d.
vorces, wards of suicides, brings back buoyapt,.
JOYOUS feelings, restores the woman to health and
her family to happiness tits sold by all druggists.
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5IycIpIENrS TARrAn AND scURF removed by
MEapEp& sBAHI,st ,stsAPoSrNEs sDEsgIERIcE;.
Fifty cents a box. t,j.s.-E,
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LECTURES.
T + G. T U R E

J.
JUDGE F, r. FARRAR will deliver lecture at
Scyenth-Strect Christian church, corner Of Seventh
ana Grace streets, on TUESDAY, March s, 1878,
~ sI5ieets: ri5 SIs" THE CoUNTY-CoURT LAWYER,
A FRIDAY EVENING REVIEWAT AN OLD
FIELD SCHOOL, MISS BRIDES WEDDING
DAY. To conclude with humorous after-pieee,
"TfE HALIFAX OYERSEER AND HIS WIFE,
Admission-fee, 25 cents. Tickets 10 be had at the
door of the church, ut Wingo, Elicit & Crump's.
Tenth and Main streets and ut j. T. Subett Bro
theirs, 400 81 Dad street. NH 2-S&Tu2t
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ETHEREAL ESSENCE Is the title ftly given oy ..
6 Z. ATKINSON to their delicate preparation OF
Lavender known by this name.
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FoR BLEEDING GUMS. use MEADE j. BAKERS
CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsu. Fifty cents a bottle.
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"JusrIFlABLE HoMICIDE.''-A verdict to this
effect was returned by an intelligent jury In the
case OF John Smith. who, returning from his ONCE
tired and hungry killed his cook for not making MS
biscnits with DooLEY,s YEAsT-PowDER.
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VOL. IIllI..
lIlllload 1lspatlll.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
Is LARGER gHAN TIE GosfBIGED CIReU-
LATIoN OF Att THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CRY, 9.a..s.ss.a,

SATURDAY. .... ~, 1. {. MARCH 2, 1878.
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JOHN n. CLAIBORNE, AGENT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YoRK--AssETst
OVER $50, 100000 CAsH.-The advantages offered
to insurers by this company in solid security, SUI
perior economy, and its convenient system OF an.
nua cash dividends, combine to maket the SAFEST
the cheapest, aud the best in the world. ., 4
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1ndrel1S's Bazaar for March and Har-
per'S Bazar for this week received from
Eilyson & Yancey, 1112 Main street.
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DYSPEPSIA. NEURALGIA, THROAT, AND
UTERINE DISEASES cured for twenty-five years by
Bedford Alum and Iron Mass. Endorsed by profess
sion. Fall PROOF free upon cstl. Price. 81, post
paid. Sold by r. w. POWERS & co. and POLK
MILLER & Co., Richmond, Va. Liberal terms TO
dealers. Address, Bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Company, Lynchburg, vn. II i 5.,3n
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nISsoLUTlON OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The firm Of A. ii. MOTT 6 co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, A. II. MOTT hav
ing purchased the interest Of j. Ii. GRESHAM A.
and Is alone authorized 10 collect and sign the
name of the firm IN lquidauon. An parties in
debted 10 the concern are requested to come Tor
ward and settle and those having claims against the
firm will present them to A. II. MOTT for settle
ment. ANDREW Ii. MUTT,
FEBRUARY g, 1878. j. II. GRESHAM.
fp
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by TIE use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.