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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
ArMosy OF Tgg YoUNC OuAsp, /


Al meeting of the Company, held at their Armory
in the CITY Of Richmond. on this fWeGueeday) eve
ming, the 2tst inst, ths following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks OF this corps are emf
nenty due aud are hereby rendered to the Ffede.
ricksburg Gusrd" for the cordial reception .xten-
ded to the occasion Of our late visit to frede-
ricksburg.
Resolved, That Capt Porter, his 'fficen and men,
have eutilled themselves to the respect and esteem
of every Young Guard" and will always be well
coined to our city, by the members OF this corps -
We met them frieuds-as comrades in ARMAND
partefw them as brothers.
Regrlved, That entertaining pleasant Memories oil
the faiy faces ard syph like forms of the tdfr ladies'
who graced the to for the benefit of the Fredericks-
burg Guards. we tender them our wsrmest acknow-
led gments for the beautiful Bouquet presented the
corps in the person of its commander. The flowers
may wther and waste th-i fragrance on the desert
all but recollection fthe fair donors will bloom
forever.
On motion il
Ordered. That a copy of the above resolutions be
transmitted to Capt. Porter of the Fredericksburg
Guard and that they be also published in the Dis
pa tch and Evening Bulletin of this city.
CAPT JOHN H. RICHARDSON, Chm.
SERGT. WIN. A. CHARTERS Sec'ry. 1t
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DIED.

On Friday night, June 9.h in this city, after I'm
gering illness of twenty-five months during which
she scarcely knew respite from intense physical suf-
fering, and which she bore with most exemplary pa
thence and Christian resignation. Mrs JOSEPHINE
MCKINNEY, in the thrtY-third year of her age
request her funeral sermon will be preached to-
morrow morning., June 25th in the Rev. MIR. Dun
ning's Church, on Church Hill. Her relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
In Botetourt county, EVALfNE FuQUA CHRIS
THAN, infant daughter of NJ. II. Mace, aged about 6
months.
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PuBIIc BATHs--Duripp the Summer

PUBLIC BATHs.--DuTlng the Summer
months, when the health of the people can alone be
preserved by cleanliness would it not be good poll
cy for the city afford suiciency of water to the
public at large, to engage in frequent additions p
Bath houses, in the different wards, for the benefit
of the poor, would cost comparatively nothing,
and would be a luxury to them that they would not
fail TO appreciate. In some of the northern cities
establishments of this kind are in existence and we
understand that they have proved to be of incalcu-
liable value to the laboring classes
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY

The New York Herald says that, accord,
ing to the statement of Mr.. Robert j
Walker and his assistants, the affairs of this
company are in a straightforward and pros
porous condition, everything being arranged
for breaking ground Oh the road near the
northeastern corner of Texas, on the coming
4th of July. This company is acting under
a charter granted by the Legislature of the
State of n York.
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THE C,RcUs is now in nll blast,

The CIRCUS is now in full blast, and
every body and family are fastening to see it. No
character Of public exhibition is half as popular in
Richmond as a stud of trained horses, and when
mounted by equestrian stars never fail to at
tract large audience. The management give two
entertainments to-day, when all who desire to do
so, can have opportunity OF entering the canvass
and Witnessing the sights
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THE RUSSIAN ADMIRAJ,S

The London ObScrrcr states that, on = re.
cent festive occasion in Dairy, Scotland
Caps. Blair, r. n, who presided at the en-
tertainment, said he was acquainted with
five of the Russian Admirals in the Baltic
and Black Seas. Of Admiral Lazenoff, who
commands in the Black Sea, Capt. Blair said
that he was for six years in the British SER
vice, and that he, Capt. b., had sailed under
his orders in the Black Sea, during the late
war with the Turks, and that his conduct at the
battle of Navarino and throughout the war,
was such as to prove him most gallant and
efficient officer, and gained him the thanks
not only of his own government but of the
British government also. Capt b. stated
that Admiral Lazenoff and Sir Edmond
Lyons, one of the British admirals in the
Black Sea, once lived together for six weeks
in the same tent. The Russian admiral in
the Baltic is a Frenchman by birth, and had
served in both the British and French ser
vice. Commodore Thouliebieff of the Rus
sian Baltic fleet, Capt Blair had known at
the Naval College. Capt. Il. stated that at
the College fight took place between two
BOYS, which was well known to MANY at tbe
time, and was entered on the records of the
college. One of these boys, said Cant
was the now Commodore ThouliebieAf and
the other was Henry Martin, who now flies
his broad pennant as the Commodore of our
Baltic feet. Ii it came to an action in the
Baltic, Capt. Is. remarked, it would devolve
upon these two Commoaores, the youthful
opponents at College, to lead their respec-
tive squadrons into action
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DApIER MACHIE-NIauv persons 50

l. they would like to learn this beautiful Art if
they had time to do il. Now, it will take less time
to learn it than to read novel, and be thousand
times more profitable Many think it is very diff
cult to learn, and the materials quite expensive,
which is not And TO satisfy those " no may wish
TO learn the Art that it very easy cheap and soon
acquired will give the printed directions to those
who may cali send for them, at the low price of 80
cents. which are the same they charge S. for in
New York. and then if you cannot do it with the di-
rections alone, you can, by calling at the Augusta
House. on Main street, and taking two lessons
Our pupils have made number of articles and are
perfectly satisfied with terms
MR. < MRS S. w. WILLIAMS
je 2i-2tS Teachers
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Tuy Daypo,rc MAoHrsE Asp THE BAR.


A large number Of gentlemen, on board the tow
boat VIM Allison, Capt. Skinner, Yesterday, ylsn
ted Warwick Bar, TO see the Dredging Machine
Mt it's work A number of the members OF the
Council and some OF the principal merchants ana
manufacturers were Of the company. Col De
Russy who, as the U. s. Government Engineer,
directs the work, was present. and very obliginely
explained the operation Of the machinery to those
who were curious upon the subject
We have already fully explained the boat and lite
apparatus 1t was found TO work as successfully
Yesterday as on the former occasions when we de
scribed It. Those present were highly pieased with
its performances and came home with perfect con-
dence in its capacity to remove the bar and that in
short time.
Since the machine has commenced work II has
dredged out space of 900 square feet, an aver
age depth of seven feet below the old bed This ex-
tends over about twohrds of the bar, along chan
mel 100 feet wide. We may expect that in very
short time this channel will have been dredged en-
treIy through the bar, giving depth Of fifteen to
seventeen feet at high tide.
It was well that many OF our leading business
IN an went down to the bar and looked at this impor
tant work for Themselves. They will understand it
better and the better appreciate the progress making
in the removal of serious obstacle tn cur commerce
Indeed, generally speaking, were the habit of per
sonally observing and examining our public enter
prizes common among our citizens, much good
would come of it.
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FUNERAL OF GEN. PEYToN.-The RI

UNERAL OF UEN. IEYTON.-1Hb re-
mains of Gen. Bernard Pey.on were brought to this
city on the Central cars yesterday afternoon, and
taken TO the Monumental Church on Broad street,
where the funeral sermon was preached at )
o'clock, by the Rev. Mr.. Cummings. The corpse
was then taken to the Shockoe Hill burying ground,
followed by large procession of his old and init,
mate friends and inferred
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL JIG BaytoH, Gloucester; A
Newark, Phila H Stawding, N Y; P S Perkins, Pc
t4rsburg; H Enstsce, City; A Jones, r A Phelps w
H Rogers, H I WISE Y; P Holbrook, HoIbrook.
phiia; + P Rice, Newark; c E Phalon, Charleston:
L d Richardson, Swanzsy; Mr. and Mrs Wilson, Pa;
w Townsend, VIM Townsend and servant, South
Carolina.
Hunt, Richmond Nichols, Buckin CHAM; II KEEL
ly, Nausemond; w Borum, r Borum, Nottoway;
g A Walden. Halifax; w Fl Fukman, Louisa; Robt
Bass, PowhatsD P Flagg, Danvilie 8 Caldwell, Ap-
pomattox D Hall Princeton; H Hill, c; VIM 6
Cook Monroe; J ? Williamson, T D Williamson r
S Field, Z Ligon, Petersburg; 7 Campbell, John Nj
Sowln, Sussex; w RUSSELL C; w Brownsford
Buckingham.
UNITED STATES HOTEL Goodloe, AL.
bemere; Saunders Hungary; H Alexander aud
lady, M Powell, Miss Powell, Miss + Powell. Va;
z Gray, York. NJ Bledsoe Stanton; J l. Cle g
hane Buffalo. N Y; Jacob Carrel, N Ankrom, Miss
Archer, Miss CarreI, Miss Cutler, Miss Hames Gee
Stathus, Tyler CO; J Tippin, B Bradley, Y Hiram
Suut, Rockblidgs; VIM Taliaferro, King and Queen;
G Shumate, Frederick; Mrs Bell and family, Louiss;
Mics Goggin, Ky.
Egglestor, U N; Miss Jameson Ala T r White,
Phil; w Barnes jr, aud lady, N C; NJ Smith, lady and
8 children. Norfolk; + A Coleman. Halifax; T
Wooten, w Salmon, Henry; II Raw. No Car w
Nilsson and lady, Miss Nilsson, Col White, lady and
son, Charleston; f Lewis N G; R Fl Shepherd,
Miss Shepherd, Miss Hoppe Shepherd. La;
Mrs NJ Roberts Mrs W F Msudin, S C; j R Perardy
and lady, Misses Perardy Porto Rico; Mr. Lovrye
and lady, N G.; A Wright, Ga; Booth, Motto,
Sala and lady, Miss Hobson, vs.; Dawson, ThosM
Webster, Philad; r r Banks, Petersburg; NJ Nc
German. II Wallace, Y; o 7 Shields Yorktown;
Mrs NJ Webb, Miss Webb. Suffolk; Mrs Benton,
Carter, Shirly; Col Randolph, Alb; w Robert
son, Charlottesville.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS, LEXINGTON,&
THE COMPANY is provided with q
4 LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF NEW
ENGINES and PASSENGER CARS-have but one
change of baggage from to stages on the who'e
route and present the only line running Through srt
times tCces.
The cars pass over the top of the mountain at
Rockfsh Gap, whore at various points IN the ascent
scenery is presented TO the view OF SURPRISING gran
deur and beauty.
Commencing wit. the lst day of July, Express
Mail Train will be daily between Richmond ana
Staunton and an Accommodation Train also daily.
(except on Sundays with the view Of securing to Ia
dies and invalds the greatest amount of comfort
The Express Train viii leave Richmond at 6-l5 A,
NJ and arrive at Stanton at $50 T. Nj Returning,
leave Stanton ?. NJ. and arrive IN Richmond at
ID P. NJ.
Bv this Line passenger cars leave Petersburg and
Richmond in the morning, and arrive az the White
Sui phur Springs next day at6.30P NJ
The Accommodation Train will leave Richmond at
80 A. NJ stopping at Charlottesville IS minutes for
dim or and arrive Stanton at 10 P Nj, whers
asseHgers viii spend the night and by easy lldes
will reach the White Sulphur the third das from
Richmond at Z. NJ. The stage roads on this route
being better than any other.
THE Accommodate Train will leave Stsuntou 81
A NJ. and arrive in Richmond at 80 2. NJ
Returning from the Springs, passengers will maks
connectio with the Orange and AleXsIciria Train
going northward, and with the Petersburg Train go
ing South.
The early Train will not stop for passengers ins
up except at the depots. Coming down, it VIII l, k
up passengers at the usual intermediate points.
The Second Train going up will stop at the u'nsl
inferno date points for passengers, but VIII net st
coming down, except at depotE.
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VIM. F. Richie and ANNA Cora his
wife, accompanied by Mr. Ritchie's sister, arrived
in this city last evening from Brandon by the Cur
tbs Peck, and went out Immediately to Mr.. Rtchie's
Cottage on 9th street, north of Leigh.
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Should
To TUX C,r,zrvs OF V1RGrsn.-Sh

To THE CITIZENS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
any one of you be suffering with the Dysentery or
Bowel Compl-i lose time, but call on some of
the Drug giss in the city and get bottle of BAKERS
Premium HITTERs, you will find il TO make per-
rnanent cure besides siren gthening the whole sys
TEN throughout while it will he great preventative
against mary diseases that the human system is sub
iect To be had OF the Druggists generally through
out the city. Orders promptly filled by addressing
lie "a L. BAKER, Richmond, Va
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
Capt. Skinner, from New York:
Geo McGowen, II Wallace, Robt Clapp Saml
7 Thorn, Jas 81 Skinner, Drew, ] McDonoush,
VIM Wade, Miss V Mitchell, H Crosby, Mat C
Moore, Potter. lady and daughter, Mrs NJ n ew-
ton, Miss A Newton, j ohm Oldner, lady, chill
dren and .ervant, Z w Benton, Mrs Mary Webb
Miss M Webb g Newton, Mrs Benton
and daughter, Mrs VIM M Harris, Miss NJ Little
C Wiel Dr. L Morton and lady, j w Sale, John b
Faulkner, Chas Williamson, VIM 2 Saunders, w
Russell, II Turtle, VIM l. Webster, II DOMAIN
Nj d Robinson. Miss C nslish, Jas 7 Carter A c
Jones. NJ James, and II in steerage.
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Dr. LEON GELBARpT, converted Israel
ite will deliver Il Lecture next Sabbath day, June
25th thu Grace street Baptist Church of this city,
upon the religious condition of the Jews at half past
o'clock p. M.
Jews and Gentiles are invited to attend.
je 2S-2t%
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THE CORNER STONE of the new Church
for the use of the Methodist E. Church, South viii!
be laid on SATURD the 9th June in accordance
with the rites of the Masonic Fraternity Appropri-
ate religious services will be held, and collection
taken the occasion to aid in the erection of the
Church. lie 23-2t+
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CoNTINUED.-The summons against A. A.
Hughes for permitting a cuvert on portion of his
property TO remain open, in violation OF an ordi-
nance, will be disposed Of this morning.
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NuIsANoE.-P. n. Tabb, Jr., was sum
why should not be tined for permitting a nuisance
on OF his tenements in the city The investiga-
ton was adjourned until this morning at 8
oicloek
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NUIsANCEs-Tbere were but two cases
before the Mayer yesterday, for permitting nuisan.
ces in the city aud they win be disposed of this
morning.
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Nor REsToRED.-Auguste Joan Litchen-
stein, the young German who was imprisoned for
safe keeping few days since, he being person of
unsound mind, was before the Mayor, yesterday,
and recommitted until this morning, when he will
be examined by Court OF Magistrates. Litchen-
stein Is apparently about twenty two years of age
and is said to be a man oil classical education.
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REc0vERING.-The little boy kicked by
horse on Wednesday evening last, has improved
rapidly under the treatment given at the Medical
College, that his attending physicians now think
he will recover, without having an operation per-
formed
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The Democratic Republican General Com,
mittee in New York, held a special meeting
at TammanytHall on Wednesday night A
preamble and resolutions were adopted, re-.
pudiating the Know Nothings.
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The WAR.-Austria and Prussia still u,
trigueing the allied armies still going to the
relief of the Turks and Napier and Dundas
still unable to find a customer for their heavy
cargoes of iron and lead. Such are the ms in
features of the Eastern war
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BALLooNs.-The Penny Post speaks of
ballon ascensions which have taken place in
Virginia in a somewhat shorter time than we
had supposed, one in Rockingham and an
other in Petersburg
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BArHrNG.-Oficer Tyler made descent

BATHING.-Officer Tyler made a descent
upon a gang of little boys, last Thursday evening,
who are in the habit of bathing in Shockoe Greek
between Franklin and Marshall streets, and 40 much
alarmed them that they promised to be guilty of
the offence more if forgiven. That being their
warning they were not taken to the cage but if
again found engaged in such sports they will be
locked up and punished as sure as they caught.
While the officers endeavoring to break up this
indecent habit on the part Of the boys will sug
gest to them the propriety of having eye to the
pond at Carrington's cd mill, where grown men
congregate of evenings to battle. If they have no
respect for ladies who may be passing, and for
themselves, they should at least be made to fear
the law or to suffer for its violation. The hint
the police we are satisfied, will their atten
ton and remove the necessity for similar complaints
III future.
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ACQUISITION Thursday afternoon last,

ACCIDENT.-On thursday afternoon last,
a servant named Henry, in the employ of Messrs
Ellis Il Peers, got two of the fingers Of his left
hand cut entirely of by reaper, while engaged
in harvesting at Mr. Joel Bragg's farm about four
miles east ofthe city. DR. Hancock was called in
and dressed the wound. and learned yesterday
that the patient was doing We'll
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MARRIED

In Petersburg the 14th inst, by the Rev. Rich
ard OVERLY Mr.. JOHN H. BRUNETT, of Richul'd,
to Miss MARY JANE OVERLY of the former city.
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hon. Thomas II. Bayiy, who has been Tor some
time confined by severe indisposition, has go far
recovered as to be able TO resume his see, in ,hs
House OF Representatives.
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ACe.-One of the foulest neigh

DIRTY PLACe.-One of the foulest neigh
borhoods in the city is that from Cary street down
18th to Mayos bridge, and if steps have not already
been taken TO abate the nuisance there existing, we
beg the especial attention of the Mayor to it. Such
places would be intolerable in a country road, and
should not be permitted to exist for moment.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
HEALrH OF RtcHMorp.-As usual at thi

HEALTH OF RtcHMoNp.-As usual ut this
season OF the year the police are busy engaged un
der the directions of the Mayor in enforcing the
sanitary laws of the city, and effort Is being spar
ed to put the streets in such a condition as to leave
no resting place for diseases Of any kind in our
midst Having learned from various sources that
reports Ia circulation in the country that the
cholera had made its appearance in Richmond,
and were sweeping off our citizens by scores. we
have taken the trouble to enquire of some of our
most popular physicians to the character of dis.
eases they were treating, and have not yet seen the
first one who has been called on to attend case of
cholera or who has heard of single case resem.
bling it. They all concur in the opinion hat the
city is as healthy usual at this season OF the year
ana that they have had comparatively few cases of
cholera morbas, considering the vast amount of
green fruit and vegetables daily consumed by the
masses Richmond lie now, as she has always been,
ono OF the healthiest cities in the Union, and we
have no reason to believe that she will not con-
uiiue so. II we should be visited by choterd-which
God forbid-we will not conceal the fact from our
friends in the country single moment; and, as
business calls to every section OF the city, daily
we shall probably have Just good an opportuni-
~ of hearing of its arrival as any of the Kind
friends OF our city. who would glory in seeing her
blotted from the face of creation, and who never
lose opportunity OF giving publicity to any ru-
NOR that can possibly tend to her injury
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LAYING THE CORNER SToNE-At

LAYING THE CORNER SToNE.-At IL
o'clock this morning the Masonic fraternity will
lay the corner stone for the Methodist Church,
to be built on Union Hill, near Asbury Chapel
The procession is to form at the of 9th and
Nain streets, and then march from there to Union
Hill Col. T. p. AUGUST is to deliver an address
on the part OF the Masonic order, which we feel
warranted in saying in advance, will do credit to
the orator DR.. Doggett or Dr. Lee, we presume,
will oificiate behalf of Asbury congregation
either Of whom will do ample justice TO the occa
sion. The whole affair will be an interesting aud
imposing one. and will no DOUBT attract hundreds
of persons to witness it.
After the laying of the stone is concluded,
the Masons will resume their march to Griffin's
Spring, where dinner will be served The remain
der OF the day wil!no doubt bespent in recreation
and innocent enjoyment.
The model Of this new church is really beautiful,
and when the edifce is completed it will prove
handsome and striking ornament in the neighbor-
hood in which it is to be erected. The congrega-
ton OF Asbury Chapel need larger house for d
vine worship, and we are pleased TO see that they
are determined to have it.
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AUCTION NOTICE.-Particula attention
is called to the s,le of the valuable Farm on the
Brooke Turnpike, This Day a. II o'clock. See ad-
vertisement of Jas S. Ryali, Com'r.
Also, to the valuable Lot and Dwellings, in the
city of Richmond to take place at II O'Clock, P M.
See auction head
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The COMMITTEE to arrange for celebra.

HE COMMITTEE TO arrange LOT ceieOrt-
bratine the approaching 18th of July in au appro
pirate manner are laboriously at work securing
contributions etc. Many of our citizens have sub
scribed literally towards the object because they
think due to the volunteers that the people should
occasionally bear the expenses of an anniversary
celebration but there others who refuse to aid
in getting up the entertainment because they can
not be present; and because the volunteers have
heretofore failed send them special invitations
their dinner. These gentlemen seem to forget that
the volunteers keep up their organizations for the
benefit of the city, and that they hold themselves in
readiness at all times to defend their lives and
perty We hope that there enough public spi.
rited men in midst to get up the entertainments,
and that the committee win succeed in getting up
an affair worthy of the occasion.
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GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.

AUCTION NOTICE.-AttentiOn is solicited
to our sale of House Furniture &c. This Day, at 10
O'clock
je "a A. MOTT CO., Auc.s.
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The SEWER along Main st. is extremely
offensive Of mornings, and unless attended to- NAV
prove prejudicial to The health OF the city II the
fire plugs were opened for short time each day.
and the cutters were carefully washed out, the un.
pleasant odor complained OF, might be obviated.
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franc r. brewster, a well known member o.
the Philadelphia bar, died on the alst inst