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NIsLo,s aAEsDEN-gICKETs TO !. ALL PARTS OF
Doors Il 81 Tss GIRL
NINE ANNA TIL LION AND THE BKsT OPERArIo TALENT IN
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A years. Dane BohEsISS diRL ''' .'.' 'su'
fhadsea: crisna; p.ifoimsd BY hmS Frazer
Count ATSheim. Nj ssS Ls.Ss
Assi.sS grand Orchestra powerful Chorus; and full
aus.dsy.ih;e wcnd:iiui RiviLs = ''SA'' - A'AA'
5gEE APPEAR.
MAD nENRIETTE soNTAG.
SIG. L. sALvI,o n
On Monday July %. viii 5. siS Ssriornsa e. aaDiAli
LA s0NNhMBULA.
hld.,s; hlyipS sig = saay, .ir,,
Lisa Der sr.t sS1Srs B,.,sini
Seat. Ssy be- secured daily. al Hall sons No as9
NS,ssn k.s No :. Wa: street,
formAnoe at the Garden.
To comply with numerously expressed wishes. ROBERT
LIE DIABLE LELIsIR D'AMORE, and NORMA, will bs
repeated during the season.
WOOD's MINSTRELs. M BROADWAY ABOVE
w Howard street.-OpeA every svsnins.-H Wood, IA.
pro pretor The offered by
esebrt ted company Of Musicians and DensAtcrs
cannot be slsd BY other baud In the United States
See programme Doors open at gH concert somncnsss
o'clock Admission u TIE rsepeetfa'y
ENRANCONTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
Novel Attraconsf'n Monday afternoon and evening,
and every afternoon and evening during the week.
will be given
GRAND ARENIC DISPLAYS
INCLUDING TBE PAGE FLORAL CAR,
SPIRITED RACE BETWEEN Two FLEET OsrRIcHrs MOUNTED
Assault DE VI~EssH.
Together with the usual exhibition OF skill In EqutAton
and of the Athlete
Admission ST. 80 sents and 25 oents Doors opeu AZ 2H
and ia =. M Performances to commence at and p.
RUCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL 6s9
leys New Orleans Serenade the Oldest established
most talented exi tence being the first
troduce harmony into Ethiopian the first
to ing Opratc Choruses perform Burlesaue Operas &c
&c likewise, all operstc Choruses. surg by other
bands were first srrADged at the Of labor and
taen by Buekeys s,renaders The management has the
honor of Announcing that the Concerts Of this will
still be conducted in it's present able style"
without volgarty Concert Commences at O'Clock Ad.
mission rs cents
G. sWAINR BUCKLEY BROTHERA Proprietsrs
r. bishop BUCKLEY, Musical Director.
DANORAMA OF NIAGARA.-GODFREY N FRANK
to the public and will be exhibited every e1enng
Hope Chapel, No. 7lS Broadway.
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Eiehty.four cases Of cholera were reported at
Copenhagen, July but the disease does not spread
rapidly. letter from Copenhagen says there is
little Doubt that the harvest In Sweden viii he bad.
and tho price Of grain Il already rising In that
country,
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South America.
Dates to May 1st had reached Falmouth, already
anticipated by direct advices.

PARIS, Monday Evening, July III, 1873.
1t is said that joint note from England aud France
has bee add esed to the Russian government nskisg
propositions for the pacific settlement OF the impending
question Constantnople of the 9th juno IL Of
pacific tendency and an arrangement advised BY the
Ambassadors of England France, and Austria, was BE-
eved to be approaching its conclusion. Tho Auszia
nternunc'o had obtained the satisfaction demanded,
within twenty four hours for the treatment OF the Ans
trian naval oAicers 1t Smyrna. The Bourse was Arn
to-day without much business doing Count Nsssslrodss
last circular known to Spectators but did not pre-
duce any effect prices Three Per Cents opened and
closed at II 10.
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UCTIoN NOTICE-s7rCK OF GROCERIES. TWO
"A horses and lease Of store and fixtures,
by WIN W, SHIRLEY Tuesday July %, at ten O'Clock,
Mt store of First and Tenth street Positive
cash sle of choice groceries, &c. Of person declining the
business.
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UCTI0N N0TICE.-BY NJ. DOUGHTY, ON MON.
"A day, July 25 st loh o'clock, at Sds Eshth avenue
lnrge assortment Of furniture different families
sng Of soas sofa bedstends marble top tables lounges
sideboards mahogany French and cottage bedstesd
ply and ingram carpets looking glasses clocks hair and
other mattresses, feather bcds cooking stoves 40 Sale
positive. 4. ASrEN, Auctioneer.
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DYJANfs NJ. MILLER Co-wILL SELL ON WE'D
ID nesday July 81 at II o'clock, at the Of Ninety
ninth street and BoomiDgdae road household furniture
field of oats and potatoes togther with the entire
stock Of vegetables belonging TO market gardener Sale
posttiye.
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EHkAEKLIN MUSEUM IT'S CHATHAM STHEEr, GEO.
LEA froprstor The above lishraent ~
afferooOn at o'clock, and the evening TN for
purpose q Ca:ss and orisns Of Living
Statuazy by Mile Casinets Troupe Of Model Artists
gether wtA variety For farther
gArticusass see bills Of each day. Admission: :SoAts In
chairs, SM: Boxes, rs cents; Gallery, 12k oeass.
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HOLIDAY STREET TuEATRs, BALTIMORE THIS
IL well known and established house s offered for
sale or rent 1t is commodous well arranged for thea
cal purposes in central part Of the city the
mediate vicinity of Barnum City Hotel In the Of
capable and energste easily prota
ble Will either be rented 90 approved tenant
commodatiog terms or sold such conditions win
made satisfactory to the purchaser For tsrms
particular in ornation, apply
I. LUCAS, Jr., f70 Market street, Baltimore.
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The only information we receive on the subject Of
our demands at Athens, is brief despatch, say
ing THE American frigate has not yet left the
Pirnus, the differences with the Greek government
not being completely arranged"
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DANvARDS GEORAMA, 500 BROA
ID rama of the Holy Land xtsnsfvs additions st the
Georan. 96 Broadwsy his magnificent painting presents
IN minute detail all The by the footsteps
ear and all e. oy Places dispute
the France ard Russia the Of Soomoas
temple AeUisaon u ssDts reserved seats 50 osHts child
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T TITLE CORDELIA HOwARD-Tgs WONDERFUL
taleet and genius displayed by this Juvenile prodigy
In her delin Of Little In the drama Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN now being performed at the Ma
ttons The atrs has led e. suppose that she
elder than reprssentsd and TO satisfy the curious In
Mr. 9. Howard, and born in Provdsros L. In the
year 1913 and H. consequently but i've years old She
truly the great wonder OF the
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DI Ed.


On Tuesday, the 18th inst. at the residence of
her husband, on Union Hill, after painful illness
of eight days, in the 18th year of her age, Mrs
ELIZA ANN PITT, leaving devoted husband and
two small children to mourn her loss
The Norfolk and Suffolk papers please copy.
On Thursday, July 2lst, HENRY ENEAS, in
FAINT son of Henry and Anna Walker, aged IS
months and 3 Gays.
The friends and acq .aintances of the family are
invited to attend the tuaers this Frday) afternoon,
at 5 o'clock, from the residence of Mrs saLe E
Shields, on Main street, between 18th and Goth,
without farther notice.
r. Norfolk and Wilmington papers please
copy.
On Friday morning, July 2lst, about 9 o'clock,
Miss LOUISA ELLIS, daughter of Jeremiah Ellis,
of Henrico.
Her friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this morning, at IL
O'Clock, from Oregon Hill Chapel, without further
notice.
EY Religious Herald will please copy.
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n Our friend, the obese editor of the Pc
a, ,hs 81 nApress' was victimized the other day
lite ;a noi.lnserook Hotel. He accepted DO.
Ain. aaon Of Col. Gillian of at house TO
He' and having an ailing throat, and being in
: measure deprived Of the power Of derlu,i,;on
30 could only sit and admire the rich and ~
rare dishes spread out before him. He hs. oa s
n..a pa.a.ss, we know no instance to COM
pure l~''a his distressing dilemma. save ~.
y 'ne famed Governor Of Bara,aria. who ' 10
ing nan dead with hunger. was doomed - p ps
nolo inc da'ntles. dishes ordered awsy -
nom before him, because his physicis. aaasss
~ improper iOod for him. II may be All i.
better for Andrew-Col. Gilliam;s f.,. a;as ~
enlarge his corporosi,y until i, became ~
"iei0y-the tendency that way is rapid enough
now. ''s'
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$4,000 WORTH OF DIR

n $4,000 WORTH OF DRY
N>GOODS FOR SALE AT AND BELOW
COST Good VIII and Fixtures of our
Store for sale.-lptending to discontinue the
Dry Goods business in this city, offer the follow
ins bargains Lawns cts, worth II; dotted Swiss
Is cts; fine French Jaconets ls cts, 81; ladies
and gents Hose Ct cts Berege for dresses l6 cents
very rich patterns do % cts cost 81 silk Gloves 10
cts; black silk Mitts ~ cts; black silk Wells 81 cts;
plaid Muslin cts; yard wide Calico IL cts, cost 90;
Berege de LANES 10 cts, cost Is; Fans, Ribbons,
Laces, Collars, Sleeves, Capes, Grape and berege
Shawls, Chemisettes, Ii wide cotton Table Cloths
IL cts; Napkins Soaps, Combs, Jewelry, and nu.
merous other Goods at and below cost. at
WECHSLER a. COHENS,
IL le-6t 1874 Broad, corner 9Th street.
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BAREUM,s AROUND Z

BAREUM'S AROUND THIS
49, WEEk.-barnum's illustrated News
Tor week contains, in addition to his usual Is
sue, an Exhibition Supplement of eight pages. 1t
is splendid number. Only SO year; six cents a
number. subscriptions received and single copies
'Ofdby LEWIS SMITH,
Opposite American Hotel
PfS-The Exhibition Supplement will be contin-
ued every week. jy 22-2t
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D We learn that the last of the party of three
viz: Browning Smoote and Thorpe, suspected of
The murder OF a stranger in the county, short
distance above the city, has been arrested. They
have been examined aud sent on to the August term
of the County Court for fsrth sr examination. The
mystery of ne affair Is still unexplain ed.
We heard q rumor on the streets last evening
that the body of the man supposed to have been
murdered in HenrIco, had been found in the woods
much mutilated We cannot vouch for Its truth,
not being able to trace it any authentic
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DEsERTERs.-George glastonbury, Wa Mez
Ger and Jackson Smith, who shipped at Baltimor re
to come to Richmond, and thence to go to New
York on board of the schooner Danve, Capt G
Allen, deserted from their vessel at Rockets on
Tuesday morning. Smith sailed on the James
town for New York Tuesday afternoon. Wednes.
day Lieut. Trueheart arrested Q lasenbury and Mez.
ger, and on yesterday they were committed to Jail
until the DanviIe sails for New York.
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n b. W. STARkE, Attorney n,
Law and Notary Publtc.-Practces
III all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid TO the taking of Dispositions, Ga or out OF
his office) Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds,
Relinquishments of Dover, &c. Claims for collec.
ton entrusted to him, promptly offended to.
Office removed 10 No SO, three toors above CitY
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
dc 2-Iy
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EThe Columbia, South Carolina, papers an
nounce the death of Maj S. A. GOODMAN, editor of
the ILLUSTRATED Family Friend" very interesting
weekly sheet. published in Columbia. Mel c. died
at the residence of s. w. Henry, Charlotte CO., in
this State, whittier he had come in the hope of re
cruting his health. He was gentleman of decided
talents. He was a native of Cincinnati, and was
in his thirty first year when he died.
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FREE TRADE.-At the Crystal Palace Bag
quet in@New York, Mr.. Secretary DAVIS of the
War Department, came out pretty strong for
free trade. He said:
do believe the sun of truth has risen upon
the globe, which will, in time, lead man to see
that he has been cropping in the dark, and that
it is for his comfort, and for the peace and
salvation of the civilized earth, that there
should be uatrammelled, unbroken free trade.
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B.Among the latest importations in the medi-
cal world, we notice a new article styled syrup of
crescentia enjete, calabash juice, or essence of
West India Gourd. It is said to be very efcacious
in pulmonary complaints. We neither admit Nor
deny it, not having seen it used.
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n~ T. j. CARSON & Co., No. Al
HSand 43 Light street, Baltimore,
and No. 36 Water Street, New Y0rk.-A
good assortment OF Bacon, Pork and Lard always
on hand and for sale at lowest market prices.
lie lS--lY
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CHOLERA IN CUBA.-A letter from Cuba repre-
sents the ravages of cholera there, as very exten
sive-espe cially in the District of Cardenas. On
the plantation of Don Mariana Hernandez, one
hun ired and forty slaves had died, and this mortal
ty is said to have been exceeded by that on several
other estates The Africans aye moved down by
death where the cholera prevails; but they are
invulrersble to tropical fevers-especially yellow
jack. In Charleston where there were upwardo of
a thousand deaths from yellow fever last year.
there was only ONE black that died of it
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= The following is list of the Roanoke's

e Inc foIowing Is list OF the hoanokes
passengers from New York for Richmond:
J II Campbell, West, w Maloney, w
JAG kson, Thos Hays, Jas Hays, w Carrie, E I War,
rem, w Fl Dixon, w AMMAN. B D III Jones, DR.
Rawson, lady and son, N w Walker, S sperry,
Saml Morrel L w Latham, w r Whitehead, D
Barnard, Rob't Heath, James Robinson, A Hirscu,
John Warren, DR. Forsay, Jacob Post, Willsford,
Mise NJ A Thompson Miss Warren, Thos earle.
Twenty one for Norfolk and twenty five in steer
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Mp HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE.-The
$3.50 only liquid Hait Dye in the World for in.
SANITY dying the Hair without dying the skin tits
applied the same way as oil; is perfectly free from
nitrate of silver and Injurious acids imparts gloss
to the Hair, that has never been approached by any
other article. 1t will never turn red or purple, re-
tains its color to the last, and Ia vegetable prepa-
ration that can be made in ten minutes, al very
trihing cost I will send the recipe to any lady or
gentleman. on receiving one dollar. Address F.
c. Box 1885, Post Otfi,e jy 15-lm+
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HUsTINGs CoURT-Fhe only criminal business
at this Court yesterday worthy of notice, was the
Poatpenement of the case of Francis Fenly, indict
ed for misdemeanor, until the next term The
Court then adjourned for the month.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH

For Friday, July %, is now published and for SAFE
a, this Office Attractive and instructive orgiss'
and selected matter and the latest aud most iupor'
tsut local aud general fills the columns oil 'ns
number. European intelligence to the latest dates
is literally recorded, AID the prospects of war on
the continent fully and impartially discussed.
clear view 10 also given OF ihs position OF afsirs
upon this continent, in connection with the latest
dispatches from Mexico. The particulars OF the
receu, large fires, and important criminal exami
nations in our city are given; and the chief casual
tie. and u,urderous assys and prominent topics OF
interest in the States faithfully chronicled, Sc
lec.ed poetry and miscellany adorn ts psges.-
Price three cents per single copy and 81 per annum
in advance.
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EH Eoiioway's Pills, the most popuiar
Medicine Ter the cure Of Indigestion.
3 rOmach and Liver Csmujnfu;s -Can,sir


Medicine fer the cure Of IndIgesrion.
Stomach and Liver Captain
Smith, residing at Poplar who hsd spent the greater
part OF bis lie at sea, and considerable portion
OF that time in warm climates, suffered dreadfulv
from liver complain. and bad digestion and ofte,
to such an extent that he thought il was impossible
for him to recover. He followed the advice of
medical men both at home and abroad but without
benefit. He then commenced with Hc!loway's
Pills. and soon experienced so much relief that he
persevered in taking them tor few weess, when
he found bis health perfectly restored.
Sold by the Proprietor, "a, Strand, (aear Tenn
pie Barr London, and b. all respectable Vendors
of Patent Medicines throughout the British Eno.re,
aud by those of the United STATES. In Pos and Bog
es at 37k cents e. cents, and 81 30 escn. Whole
sale By the principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
by Messrs A &, d SANDS. New York, ,nd PUR-
CELL, LADD CO, Richmond, Va
There is very considerable SAVING = :.xirS ne
larger sizes.
NB-Diree:ions for the guidance Of Pssisnts are
affixed to each Pot or Box. ~ 22-1w
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The Washington National Monument has at.
tanned height of one hundred and thirty -four
ieet. Recently there was received block of
granite from Braddock's field, contributed by
us present proprietors, designed for riion in
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One of Queen Victoria's state balls, it is
said, causes an expenditure of half a million
of dollars, for dresses and jewels. The London
tradesmen, therefore, approve of state balls.
The Royal Family and the nobility console
themselves nightly for their liberality in this
respect, and the people of England are pro.
foundly grateful to them for the evidences of
bountiful lberality thus afforded. Would it not
be better for the nobility and the people to re.
member, that it is an error in the political
system which takes such vast amounts from
the general wealth of the country for the per-
sonal ACKNOWLEDGMENT of a fewl
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F MessEs Bacon and Baskervlll are making
preparations to erect very large brick warehouse
just above the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street,
nearly opposite the premises now occupied by
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In West Killingly, Conn.,, one Burrow 8, who
had been drinking, loaded his gun, and threat.
ened to shoot the family. His sons wife
was frightened into fits, and died, several OF
the blood vessels of the brain having been
ruptured.
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FINED.-William MounJoy and Tompkins g.
Register were fined yesterday for violating city
ordinances.
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DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY-A young man named
F. G. Dix was examined before his Honor yester.
day. on the charge of acting, while under the in.
fuence of liquor in very disorderly manner, on
Wednesday evening, at the house of Mrs Virginia
Davis near ths foot of Church Hill, and of there
assaultng Mrs Davis Mrs D. deposed that she
met the accused in her house ON Wednesday even
ing, when he threw her violently to the floor.
fenlsle friend of hers cried out that ne was drawing
spissol on her, when she (Mrs D } managed to get
awey from Dix, and out on the stoop just as he
fired the pistol. Dix then threatened to burn the
house down. in which the female friend who aided
witness in escaping from his attacks, resided.
1t Wheat stated that when they arrested Dix, he
was very drunk and disorderly.
Dix here admitted that he fred the pistol, but
said that it only had powder in it, and he fred it in
another direction from where Mrs DsviI stood.
The Mayor decided to fine Dix 81 for getting
drunk, 81 for firing the pistol, and required him TO
give security in the of Sl00 to answer an
indictment before the Grand Jury in August next.
Security not given when reporter left court
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The Philadelphia Art Union, the Ledger
says, has the promise of fifty pictures for its
prize collection, valued at $4,000 in the ag.
Pregate, from artists of reputation. These
pictures are now in progress, and as soon as
completed will be exhibited in the free gallery
of the Arr ITnion
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Inc Hon. Richard w. Walker. the Wing
nominee FOR the Office of Governor o., Alaba.
ma, mas felt II his duty to resign, on account of
~ nv s gnys'cai inability to thoroughly canvass
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The Regular Agency for Harpsr's
49, Godtys, Grahsms, fetersou's, Arthur's,
PutnaIns 8, and all the English and American Maya
zines, Newspapers and Periodicals, is at L. l..
SMITHS Literary Depot, opposite the American
Hotel. Strangers and others will find the assert.
ment of cheap Publications, Stationery, Song,
Blank and Toy Books; Prints, Frames, &c, at the
above place, to exceed that of any other house in
the city. call is respectfully solicited.
jy20-3t
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e Dr. Dixon, the Editor of the Scalpel, New
York, is complimented by the papers for a very
neat surgical operation lately performed by him, in
which he extracted cancerous tumour from the
upper lip of the patient, and preserved the skin
which happened not to be diseased, as TO occasion
a YerY slight deformitY of the lip.
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I OsT-On Tuesday evening, somewhere In the
IL city, leather Pocket Book, containing
nearly $50 10 money, in Virginia Bank Notes, four
bonds, several bills and other papers. The finder
will receive the thsnks Of the Gwner aud reward
of $40, by returning the Pocket Book snd contents
to me, by leaving it at Lacy g. Carters grocery,
near the Old Market, or at this office
y2l-3t~ JOHN G ALLEN.
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. DR.. Mercer, a wealthy gentlemen Of Louisi.
ana, while in Cincinnati he other day. sub
s SCR $1,000 to the Henry Clay Monument
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NJ Office TO U1LDEKS.-Proposals wi

NOTICE TO BUILDEKS.-Proposas will
IN be received for constructing wooden enclo.
cure around the City Grounds, the Western
limits of the city, embracing about ten acres, with
gates and covered pens for cattle, &C. for the Agri-
cultural Fair, to be held in November next. Plans
and specifications Of the work will be exhibited by
the City Engineer al his otice, in the rear of La.
fayette Hail, on 9th street.
The proposals to De delivered sealed to the CITY
Engineer, on or before the lst day of August next
and .he work to be commenced Immediately after
the contract is made. By order OF the Committee
on City Grounds. THOS It GILES Sec'v
jy 22-HtlA
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NOR the convenience of those having either
l. official professional business with me,
have taken the Office lately occupied by Rober: G
Scott Esq on 18th street, where may be seen from
IL till 2 o'clock in the day, unless elsewhere en-.
gagged on official business. JOS MAYO,
20
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m~ VIRGINIA WORM KILLER
This preparation, now so popular, Is
readuy taken by children, being very agreeable
and pleasant to the taste; safe prompt and eltain
in its operation
Prepared and sold by
je % Ell PICOT. Drugsist