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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

James McCannon hoarisr in the h,use OF Mrs Burte'
Of Hsmmersly ard Hud-onstr-'' ~As ye.-rd ~
arrested by Otcer ONesl Of thu Eishih W'rd chRrsei
with stealing gold wstn. valued a. so ron trunk N
= room Of f the family. He WAS held by Jusnee
Stuart TO await examination
ARREsr OF P,SyL THpyEs-OHcer Gallagher and
others ~ the Eighth Ward police Yesterday srre''e @
gene Rauon. Jo-eph De Luce, EiEab-ih Nnan>' hfh
etta Thompson and Jerry Mcdonald alias Red heal err
III % whom reported ~ be panel thieves an al ~
whom except the woman Williams. have been toms SA'e
Prison. They taken before Justice stuart ana com
mitied to the Pen ntary as vAgrant, Tor SIX mou's ~
James Miller said to be member Of a gang Of War
street burglars Yesterday arrested by Capt in OcneN
WI found bm sScleon KEY pincher and other impe
ueHis used by burglars He sent to the PenitehAy
by Justice Stuart for six months
ATTFNPI At BURGLARY A man named John Williams
old thief detected in The act of breaking in the &C
tie hoe Of new building in Twenty sixth St between Inrd
and Fourth avs. early yesterday morning Inr-e o'ne''
who with him escaped He taken betJre Justice
Stuart and locked up to await examination
CHARGE oF grand LGRcrST-A boy named John Bur
iidge vas arrested Saturday night by Ohcer LinoeF
Of the Sixteenth Ward suspicion OF ste ',ns PocA-
book containing $40 and ewelry valued II 81 the prop
eriy Of Mrs Sophia oEsrd Of No. l56 Eighth-sv Who
carelf SLY len lying upon barrel in the grocery Of joan
II Griffith in Eighthav, where she was making purcha'es
The accused taken before Justice Stuart and commit
ted 10 await examination.
STABBED IN TIE STREEr-On Saturday evening young
man PANIED Patrick Garsghan residing in Washington 81
while ouiey passing through CeOt-r st, was assaulted
ard stabbed in the shoulder and back with knife IN IN
hands of persons unknown to him who spproa he'd
from behind He W 5 taken TO the Sixth Ward Police
Station when DR. Sin mons OF No % ii So, dressed the
wounds. The assAiant fed and escaped
uns'ic named Cornelius Collins living in Seventhav
found in the street Saturday evening and taken To
the Twentieth Ward Police Station vhsre he was locked
up in cell He however managed by breaking through
ar ton 10 get into the adjoining CELL and was engaged
in forcing open the door of when the noise be male At
81 Of tho 1nnr
negan approached him with view Of taking the ST. K
which be using force open the door away but the
insane sprang upon the doorman and choked him
severely before he could be secured He was then recon-
niticd 10 more secure cell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

cd Chsrnan The following Electors were enceai p ste
then Whitney p Phes'x. H'riop tisN' y Nm I'm
ser ID Gre Dry J. p Jackson ) DAfey' A1An - -,
den md future policy Of the Company was gwen y =.
p Jacksop Esq Al O'Clock, blsrtss 6,ing owe. Va
stockhoders with their guests inc udhS - -
Legislature members of the Press and others sat down 10
q sun ptuous dinner.
HrDsoS Bnls,px IN,PEcrioS-On the 9ctN int, the
snnua review and Inspection Of ih- Secon Rs<men %
State Militia viii take place at Berg COraAs.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

SERIOUS AccIDTST-Seyersl childreniwere playing9on
Bergen Hill Friday afternoon when one OF them lttle
grl fell baekw ards down pr7cpice, distance OF hy
feet Ii happened that her fall broken, she must
have been Instantly killed. As is her recovery IS eI
tremely doubtful.
NEwJERsEY RAILROAD CELEHRATos.-The Stock
holders of this Conn any met al the City Hotel, Newark
ft IL A. n, Saturday. Hon. Sle Csndit WA sPPsiat'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

TO LIE IAnIIs.-

To TEE LADIEs.-UBsDELL, PEIRsoy x LAKE invite
the attention Of their patrons n the opening Of ss a.
rch plaid Silks Bsreg JscOn-,3 &c received ~
the Arabia embracing novelties which ready
n,rseon No al Broadway between Qsnd and Broomssis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

James Miller said TO be a member Of a gang Of rer
street burglars Yesterday arrested by Capt IN Ocn''
WI found BIN skeleton KEYS pinchers and other nipple
weuis used by burglars H. sent to the PenitenArl
by Justice Stuart for six months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

OMNIBUS ACCIDENTAL O'Clock on Saturday alter
noon, man named John McCluskey run over by an
omnibus the Of Broadway and Twenty sixth ST.
and had one of his fractured HI conveyed 20
Bellevue Hospital BY Officer secor Of the Esh'eeain
Ward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-08

Cn Tuesday evening, 9Th inst. az O'Clock Ct his
residence in Henrico. Mr.. THOMAS HERSEkT, IN
the 69th year Of HE age.
On the 3lst of October last in the Gath year OF his
age, ARTHUR TAYLOR, of the county of Chester.
field. A more honorable man never lived or died.
Through O period hard on three score years and ten
ne commanded the implicit confidence of all who
knew him ell. Amable in disposition those
whom he called his friends, (enenies he had nore
as q neishbor kind and charitable, faithful as hus
band and parent generous and affectionste-ts
could but 60 to his grave sincerely mourpea by ali
those with whom, through his long and honest life
he had formed so many sacred and lastin, ties =.
the worlds is eonhict-in the er.-oansi5. vsissi
meme without PIG sepa,aliop" Without stain.
nesssrt ausy eslied b, was always prompt and to
ss hs xua sss Inc cred obligations of home i'm
pr, sysI READY faithful Ouick to perceive, he
'o,e,t hacau % do what right till that senti-
49, q. familiar Injunction from bis lips to a
AfeS -.cle of valued friends, Peaceful in temper,
.is was slow TO anger-knd at heart ne swift TO
forgive ito these attractive virtues united
brave heart, which danger could never intiuidate,
'as open ss day to melting charity" and senHi-
lively alive to the appeals of pity, mercy and benev
olence Wife and daughter, son and neighbor, can
bat mourn the loss of so good ard just man. But
still is their part to take comfort IN the reec.
ton that his life was honorable, his memory is
honored-and while the one was without reproa ch,
the other is without tarnish The writer knew him
well and sincerely say, he the notlest work
of God-an honest man.
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true courage In bearing mental Addiction man
fully. as in remaining ununoved under the nre
of battery. To abandon ourseaf to grlef,
without resisting, and TO kill ourseH in order
to escape from II. ID like abandoning the held
Of battle without being conquered.
tagnedl NAPOLEON,
The order had the desired effect, and the
apprehended epidemic was stayed.
We wish we had room for some Of the many
extraordinary cases recorded by winslcw.
They would exliees our readers In dull wea-
Their We can only find room for the follow
ing:
"The case OF man isrecorded in French,
paper, who burnt with one of the strongest
passions of which We ever heard an account
His mistress having proved unfaithiui 20 hini
he called upoa his servant informed nm that
it was his intention to kill himself, ana re-
qnested that, AFTER his death, be would make
3 candle his fat, and carry it, hghfed, to ms
mistress. He then wrote ie,ser, IN wnicn
be told her that as he had long burnt for her,
she might now see that his flames were real
Tor the candle by which she read the note,
was composed Of part OF his miserable body
After this he committed suicide"
Here was more sensible fellow, an Eng
lishman, who wished to get up subscrip-
ton:
"An Englishman advertised extensively.
that he would, on certain day, put himself
to death in Covent Garden, for the benefit of
his wife and family. Tickets of admission
guinea EACH
So much for suicide. Americans, generally,
are too smart to indulge in such nonsense
Political suicide is the only selfmurder
which is common in this country, and even
that is always involuntary.
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SfJJCfDE

1t is stated that more suicides occur in y -c
England, than in all the rest of II !, Tinted
States We know not how xa.oro;l. the
Will 'no !" tnowledged shrewdness
'oia goou Se' SO, to say nothing Of the good
pflh -nles. of brother Jonathan.
sThere was very curious work once writ
Yen on "The Anatomy Of Suicide" by f.
W,nslow, an Englishman. We presume it
woo written in dismal weather, though
the title page does not say SO. It contains
some interesting and curious facts. In
stances are given ofsuicide among the Greeks
and Romans, and extracts from their laws
upon the same subject. Under most circum-
stances, they stigmatized it as Infamous. In
some parts of the Roman empire, the magis-
trate had the power of granting, or refusing
permission to commit suicide The laws of
Thebes deprived the suicide of funeral rites,
In Athens, his hand was cut off from the BODY
and buried apart from It. The law said, "the
hand was traltorto the body" Plato, how
ever, urged persons conscious OF crimes,
which society had no adequate means ofpun-
Ihing, to relieve mankind OF their presence
by suicide. But this did not express the gen
eral sentiment of antiquity. Its feelings were
more correctly represented by Virgil, who
regards suicides as fools or effeminate. He
thus speaks of them in the diffuse but spirited
translation of Dryden.
1.-The next in place and punishment are .nev
Who prodigaly throw their lives away;
Foos, who repining at their wreiched state
And ioathing anxious life, suborn their fate:
With late repentance now they would retrieve
The bodies they forsook, and wish to live.
Their pains and poverty desire to bear,
To view the light OF heaven, and breathe tie vita
air.
But fate forbds, the stygian floods oppose
And with nine circiing streams the captive soul
inclose."
Napoleon often expressed himself strongl
against suicides. 'sIf Marcus" said he cha
slain himself in the marshes of Minturna
he never would have stood the seventh tim
for consul" On another occasion he sale
"What claim can that man have to courage
who trembles at the frowns of fortune"
grenadier having shot himself for love, AM
another following the example, Napoleon
fearing the folly should become contagiou:
issued this order of The day:
'srhe grenadier Grablin has committed sui
eide from disappointment in love, he was
In otherrespects, worthy man. This is tn,
second event of the kind that has happened
IN this corps within q month, The first con
sol directs that t'shall be notified In the order
of the day of the guard, that soldier ough
10 know how TO overcome the grief and mt
lanchely of bis passions. that there il 40 much
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SPIRITOFTHR PRESS

The city papers yesterday contained Blu. little
besides the Presidents Message
The Wig has communication upon the neces'
sy of determining the precise route for the Coving
ton and Ohio Railroad. and recommends that by
way of the Jackson and GrceDbrier rivers
The Md0, in announcing the election of Lynn
Boyd as Speaker of the House at Washington, says
he has never distinguished himself in any way ex
cept by his blind and rabid partnership, and notes
with pleasure the fact that Messrs. CaBkie and
Powell did not vote for him. Speaking of Mr..
Forney, says there are some "reminiscences OF
his past career that would not exactly bear nspec.
ton, but don't know that he is any the worse Clerk
In conclusion the Neil says the Administration has
thus far everything its own way but whether it
will hold its own" all the way through Congress,
like the effect of Santa Annals admission into Next
CO by President Polk, remains to be seen."
The Enquirer briefly comments on the Presi.
dents Message. Weextract portion Gifts COM
plimentary remarks:
But, far above any mere excellence Of rhetoric,
will the country prize and applaud the patriotic sen
tinent and sound doctrines OF this incompatible
paper. Since Madison lett the Executive Mansion
there has been no such Presidents Message given
to the country. The old State Rights School have
now Representative and champion in the Federal
Executive, and President Pierce speaks the Ian
guage familiar to the Virginia Democracy since
Jefferson and Madison fret vindicated the rights OF
the sovereign States
The Enquirer has also an article on "The Com
promise and the Baltimore Platform" showing thai
the assertion that the Baltimore Convention pro-
nounced judgment on the Compromise measures is
a misrepresentation offact.
The Bulletin notices the chef points in the Presi
dents Message. It also calls attention TO the cond
ton flour State currency, as urged by Gov. John
son, and trusts that the Legislature viii at an ea-ly
day adopt the suggestion, and make one more effort
at least to relieve the State of its shinplaster cur
rcncy
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yAI.K ABOUT CHEAP DRY GOODS
E'LUsH TTMES.-For sale Iy J. "

u MISUNDERSTANDING
London World OF Fashion--75c
Grace Manning, or the Vengeance Of Claude Duval.
Sixteen String Jack--25c "1'
Theodore, the Child of the Sea- sequel to LATTE
. An Attempt to Exhibit the True Theory of Chris
anity as consistent and practical system, by w s.
Grayson-ei
Mechanics their Principles and Practical Appliea-
tons by Oliver Byrne--62c
Letters from Egypt Ethiopia and the Peninsula of
Sinai bY DR.. Richard Lepsins with extracts from his
chronology of the Egyptians with references to the
Exodus OF isrsees revised by the author translated
by L. p. B. Horner-Sl .
The hvelid's Own Book collection of receipts
from various books and countries by Lady Cust-5ec
Brown, M.A.-sl 50
.Etoiogy, Pathology and Treatment of rilro Bron-
chitis and Rheumatic Pneumonia, by r. FL. Buckler
M.A.-$l 25
Elis' Medical Formulary, new revised and enlarged
editicrn--Si rs deg
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MARINE NEWS.

Schr. Palestine, Richardson, for Norfolk and Rich
mond, sailed from Providence Sd inst.
Schr. New York, Atkins, for Richmond, cleared at
New York 5th inst
Schr. Alr,eds, Weldon from Fredericksburg, ar
rived at New York 9Th inst.
Schr. Enoeh French, Hall, from Alexandra, Va,
arrived at Havana 10Th ult.
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RICHMOND MARKETS-Dec. 7.
CORRECTED DAILY

FLOUR-Our market is firm, and holders demand
81 to ST.. We heard of sales to shippers. Small
saleato the trade at 81 to ST..
WHEAT-Wi.hout change. We continue to
quote at 40 to l55.
We have no change to note il TOBACCO, CORN,
any other article.
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TOTHE PUBLIC.-The first issue of
IL the penny POST will be published in a few
days. and win be largely circulated The annual and
transient advertiserwill favor the Proprietors by
handing in their advertisements ct once, at their
office, ct the corner of Main and 18th streets All
persons who wish the paper LEFT with them by the
carrier, VIII please leave their names at the same
place. ! de 7-3t
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A CUE AND FEVER CURED IN q
~ HOURS.-NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUiD
DR SEAT: have tried, and given to be tried, your
fever better than Canine. The results of tae Trials
made here in the fall CT 1892 in about 80 cases
none of them light-hsye been radically cured
with from to doses of the Fluid. Among the cases,
there are three that extremely remarkable The
first bSd resisted various Treatments ana pEysi
CLANS for IS month";, and was cured ensrelg r. Sns
i,ontn WIN the Fluid. The second ss Fad resisted
enormous doses o. Quinine Gnng years, and " -
cured witt. few dcses 81 tr. Fluid The third otse,
the patient had the fever for years. had been stuffed
with Quipine to 70 purpose, and was cured with
few doses of the Fluid. T. LECOMPTE,
Apotheeary, Rue Royal, 66 Css q Tours.
January 18th, 1885, y#.a.
For particulars and proofs see pamphlets, to be had
gr ID Of the Agents.
Price 81 cents and ST per bottle, For sale by
de S-6t PURCELL. LADD q %.
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~, TO MILLINERs.-The STOCK,

"a "a HI FIXTURES and STAND of a well located
4fy3S Millinery establishment, with an excellent
sfs run OF custom, viii be disposed of on reasona
bic terms This IS rare opportunity for any one
wishing to commences business. The only induce
nent TO sen is desire to leave the city. The Furn.
tnre in the dwelling will be sold with the stock if de-
sired. For further particulars address Box 757
p. o. de- q eyu
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HOLLOWAY PILLS, A SAFE AND
Ia CERTAIN REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION
ANN CnMpI ANTS M TIJE STOMACH The

IN CEKFAIN KENNEDY FOE INDIdESIION
AND COMPLAINTS OF THE STOMACH.-The
symptoms arising from dyspepsia are disordered
stomach and spasms, fatulent and acid quotations,
langour want of appetite dstention of the stomach
flushed countenance, of oppression and sinking
after meals detection of spirits defective circulation
of the blood, also frequent pains in the head and
only necessary take few doses of Holloways Pills
This stnable medicine will paliate the most
urgent symptoms, restore the tone OF the stomach,
Sold by the Proprietor, 22i, Strand, tnear Temple
Bar London and by all respectable Wonders of Pat.
those of the United States in Pots and Boxes at a
cents, 81 cents, and 81 80 each. Wholesale by the
principa. Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs
A. B. & d. SANDS, New York, and P URCELL, LADD
/ CO., Richmond Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes
~ B. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
sffiXed TO each Pet Box. de S-tw
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pICHNiOND AND DANVIILE RAIL


~ RoAD-OPEN TO OVERBY'S 81 MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct Sd, 1853 the regular pas
senger train will run daily, tSundays excepted) be-
tween Richmond and Overby's.
The train will stop for passengers at the follow.
ing points only Manchester Robiou's Coalfield To-
W%s a, P9whatan. Ma.toax, Chala, Amelia 6. H,
Church, Meherrin, KeysviIe, brakes Branch eand
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. M. Returning,
leave Overbys at IL 50 o'clock, p. NJ
Children over 10 and under Is years Of sge half
price.
servantstravellins BY Themselves be furnished
with two passes SO that one be retained in the
office, and it must be expressly stated ON the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars
Passengers for Halifax G. H., Danville and Green's
borough, can meet Messrs Flagg & Co.'s four horse
coaches at Overby's daily; and those for German
town. Salem, and Salisbury, N c., can meet Messrs
ERiagg & Co.'s four horse coaches on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at overby's. Paasen gers
tor GAINESVILLE, Milton, N. c., and Yanceyville, can
9 9eta Messrs Moss Co.'S coaches at oyerbys
and YaneeyviIe BY Flagg Co.'s line Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at Overby's.
Passengers for Lynchburg via South-Side Railroad
ana Flagg Goa stages daily.
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aos AAEA MUTT = CO. Anets.
e pYIl 4 haze ss j, M D1s.s,rsotyps t.aen
Just bslew the Exchange Baak, and hsye good one
sure to ave you feiiEs md wsiiss ecussd Seizure
II IL only to give them csl 70 satisy your
f srses s place i Man srees s sr dosrr bsIo
the Exchange Ranh. no -
rsysfORE NEW GOODS. n. r. PRICE co.
are opening this day By Express
New style Velvet and Cloth CLoAKS
Rich Cashmere and Spun Silk PLAIDS
Plain Preach MEkINoEs s.d DE LANES
Few elsgsEt psessss in i1 MORE ORE AhTIoUE"
New Muslin cHEMizETTEs, SLEEVES, COL
Embroi a aiS and soolloped HDKps. in variety
Muslin and Jaconet FLotNCfN0s
Galoons Marcelines Velvet TRIMMINGS, Re-
With many other choice an seascnstae gooaa-
no Rim
~. JOB AND CARD PRINTING The Dis
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and 10 prepared TO do this description OF
PRINTING on as reasonable terms a. elseghor in
FANCY PRINTING. call and see specimens
EY~Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale. se S-dtf !.
rT. ]. CARSON { co, NOS. II AND 4s
W aHT s sTRR Rev qShk As sCoa no IS
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lsrd always on hand. and
for sale at lowest market prices. ie le-iy
T AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIRroR,
I5--ly Fors.erlyat .ones,s Hetel, PAiiade!paia.
gRUssIA AND TURKEY.-The prospects Of
war between these two countries has caused the ad
SIMONS' bA6UERREOTYPES. And as far as this
useful arIcleis concerned our readers have no rea
to fear for assured that II old Nick should
succeed in giving Turkey tas.ing SIMONS beauti-
fu Pictures would remain the es ever, both in
quality and price, ne IL
Ey- THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the ofhee Of
nos-ts WIN. N. TTNsLEY
~ LEECHES, LEECHESEThe public are
hereby informed that have Just received By the
steamer jamestown, q lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel lIth street. and at
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
Sc Ia r C.. HOBECN.
Ew DR. WIN. Fl. MINOR, practitioner, for the
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi-
gems OF Richmond his services in all the branches of
his profession. Dr. MILNOR may be found during
the day, at his Office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor streets,
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-Sm*
u ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
e. PHOENIX BANK.--The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by II. r. PAIRO
CO; in Washington City By PA1RO NOURSE.
se ITS
a. ROPER MURRAY, UNDERTAKES,
Governor street. between Main and Franklin.
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OS,T, on Saturday last, between MIR.
IL Haskins store and my house, at Rockets, the
FREE PAPERS of myself, wife and ten children
l win give the finder reasonable reward for their
delivery to WILLIAM MACkI4EN,
de 7-StA free man of Color
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IT OST, my FREE PAPERS.---lhe fnaet
H. viii be suitably rewarded by leaving them at
GARLAND WINSTON.
de a-fts ass A fires Insn Ct eolsrsT
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CUTLERY, &c.-Tally Ho Razors, all
~ qualities and styles, warranted.
Wade Butchers Razors, all qualities and styles,
warranted.
Bariow's and other Rszors.
Fine Pocket Cutlery, ell kinds
Do Scissors, do
Rodger & Sons Scissors.
Scissors on cards, assorted .t
Knives, do do
Toy Knives and Forks. For sale BY
ZIMMERMAN,
de8 Corner Main and 18th streets.
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A STONISHING, MOST ASTONISH-
IAIN9 CURES. made by LEONARD'S INSTANT
RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE FOR COUGHS,
COLDS. ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, &c-LEO-
SARDS INSTANT RELIEF is the best Medicine
ever used for those suffering from the above COM
plants. ConsuInptive persons who have tried il,
have found great relief from it. Hundreds that have
used it, pronounce it the greatest Medicine OF the
age Ii is pleasant Medicine, equally safe for the
infant as the adult.
To BIO had in Is and so cent bottles. of
g THOMAS LEONARD Co.
q Broad street,
de IT'S Corner of Broad and 4th, Richmond.
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NOTICE,-My store having undergone
\ thorough repair, and new stock of GROCE-
RIES laid in, resume my former business and re.
specttniiy solicit call from my old customers and
the public in general.
deS A. z. MOORE. 100 Broad ST.
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epucfAf Mor1f,rIe

U-AUCTlDN KOTICE.--Tks attentjen 81 IL
TRADE y solicite1 20 1aie Of C1ethne Hses Cap~
Boof4 &C. ke., This Moxning ak1o 1cteek
det AIEx MOTT CO., Auets
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fE:H AUGUSTA HOUSE.-MRS. P. A.
Iii HIESKELL having taken the tenernents, Nos
229 ana 3l in Boshe,s Row, Main street, lately oc-
cupied by Mrs. Abbott is prepared to accommodate
BOARDERS by the day, month year.
Mrs. III. wishes TO hire cook, dining servant
and chamber maid immediately or tor the next year.
De lin --.