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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

RECEIPTS,
n1vru Avn RAILROAD,

H..
For the Week ending 1fPyH f4fHs go.
s7e hhds Tobacco: $40 boxss 60. ,oc
Sbls. Tlou sall bushss WhssI r ~ les tons
81 Copper Ore; 10 tons Shos sna smaunt Of
So o. tonsass 5.4as l5s pounds; do up I0nnase'
2sI3.Gs2 pounds $1,000 ~, 49,.
DANvILLE RAILnoAD-s31 hhds; Ssss Tabscro:
,ssoIsss Nsiis; 40 tons Coal; $50 tons Stone.
RICHMOND AND PErEsssuac HAiLn ,o hs me- 81
Tobseco; "a bales Cottop 10 roiis Lsa.nSi; 4.
bales RAGS % bales Domestics o'Vo ''s' 'n'0'''
laneous freight. j,
Nv ruy DocK-44ta tons Rsrosd Iron Tor the Va.
Central Railroad; 2s2 500 shinaes IS l52 fest q
sss s. ss r III. .e1 ss ts ss nss
bis and 2l4 Kegs Lard; $500 sacks SAT-; ~ TOES
Coal; 1877 Railroad sils.
CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-23, hbds and boxes and
pncsssss Of Tobacco; s72 bbi: Flour; go bushels
Corn; 70 do. Meal; ga bushels Rye; $50 bushels
Oats. 2a5e I.s Bacon; . packages Lsrd; d. But,
ss gs ;o # nsss.l Sc: Dfs ss
t.s ss sts ibs. w wni.lsy; So.s: Plants On
Sheep; Calf; 1871 Hogs; and 10 packages sun
RICHMOND AND FREDERicKsBUsG RAILROAD 81
hhds. and packages Tobacco; l6s bushels Meal;
Fssn box Fowl; bales Cotton; Dbl. Lard; l
box Tallow;2 Calves, and boxes mdz
LAsDrp Ar RocKErrs.-4s4 bales Hay. ard 2fli
b,saels Corn.
CoAsTWfsE EXPORTS,
For the Week ending april 18th
From THE Dock -253s bbls Flour 7O2 psctsees and
hhds Tobacco; q empty bbls and hhds; Ton g1s
| Guano; u bhls. Whskey; bbls. Llme; lv,xis
feet Of Lumber; So bills Plaster; 250O brcI; 3
bags Coffee isss boSes and . 1ss cbs shi
IaI TONS Ir,r: 1880 bushels Feed; Steam Saw
| Min; 81 boxes Csrter,s Spanish Mixture; one
| Threshins Machine;2 Wheat Fans; 10 cases LII
gusr,ee; sCsrriass'; 20 kegs Nails ii'4's POUNDS
| Faom RccxgrTs --2ll2 boxes and "a hhds Tobacco;
1877 bass Wool; so rolls Ii ather; hhds sugar; 10
/ cases Eauorice; bundles Deer Skim; q bales
L Doms sites; 9 tens Iron; bale Corks; 45 boxes
| Carters Spanish Mixture. ~
| FOREIGN. -
| TO BRAzIL.--44j0 bills Flour s
| To AUSTRALIA zoos barrels Flour, and 900 dozen
/ Brooms. .4a.,-ssl 2.5 6E4s4
/ To New FouNDLAND.--75l bbs Flour; ITO bbls Corn
Meal; 1900 bushels Ship-3tuf. 4 Ee
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FouRD DRowSEp.-Henry Lahnsan, a bar keep.
or In the SWIM Tell house." Baltimore, was found
drowned in the Long Dock Saturday afternoon.
He had been missing by his friends for two months
preYioua .--.E.
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MuDDY WAFER Tho hydrant water, al
this time, Is almost too muddy to drink. Every
family should secure lterer at once, Ia order to
ensure good water ess3F1TsI 1875
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD

OPEN TO BosToN-l0s MILES

OPEN TO BOSTON-l09 MILES
TlHE regular Passenger Train will run
Il daily SUNDAYS excepted) between RIC h.
MOND and BOSTON.
Leave RICHMOND at o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive
at BOSTON at u M.
Leave BOSTON at O'Clock P. NJ, and arrive 1t
RICHMOND att COP. M.
Ths Train will stop o passengers at the following
points only: Manchester. Robiou's Cosl.ds'd. t.
Wyanoke, Jsnnings' Ordinary, Haytokah. Prices
Meherrin, Keysvilfe. brakes Branch, Mossng Ford,
Roanoke, Clover ScottsburE and Boston. :,
Children over 10 and under Is years of age. hall
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish.
cd with two passes, so that one can be retained
the Offices and it must be expressly stated on the pas
that they are permitted to go on the cars
Passengers for Lynchburg connect with Soain'
Side Railroad ut Hsytokah. gsgsE&H
Through to Lynchburg. ................-fo~
an IL r. T. HuGHSQN Ticket Agent
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AUCTION NofIoE.-We invite attention
of the trade to cur sale of DRY GOODS, CLIO.
THING, &C.. &C., this day ct 10 O'Clock. =,
apl7 LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
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SENT TO jar Nicholas Thor nton was
convicted bsfore the Mayor Of being drunk Ii The
street, and sent TO JILL 10 default OF bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-17

HE ONION CRoP, on the Capitol Gquare
bids fair to be unusually large this season. ~as
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CiRcuiT C0uRr.-Judge Meredith'a
Court, for the trial OF criminal canses coumence.
to-day ct II O'Clock. The docket d unusually
large there being about twenty ye felony css Il
dispose OF. We ahall pnbllah iA proceedings each
day, until the session Il ended -
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DKA1g or Al OLD CiTlxEN.-Mr. John H. Pan
nln61on, 60 old ciliEen OF Baltimore, and The ofl
elo6l pateatss Of ~ nrjal machine, disd II The
slly g Saturday tase.
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STEALING CL0THEs.-C Claiborne, slave to
George Turner, appeared before the Mayor vas
terday morning, to answer ihH charge OF steslisu
sundry articles OF clothing from Mr.. Francis il
Smith. on Saturday night last but owing TO The
absence 81 wtnesses, the examinations wss post.
poned until the 10Th Inst ss14
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
t-fs- YESTERDAY


AMERICAN HOTEL-M Page. H Jones. Buck
ingham MCGEE, M Hall, N Bailey, Weston;
VIM F Dabney, ri Bohannon: REP R; A
irving, z Il ssinier Richn,S; r Mallory Norfolk
H 81 Patton. Petsbe; J w McA!ley, Nottoway; Jno
Allen, II Bristus, r I johnson: Gen,l Boum;
Boston; master Anderson, do; Frar cesco MARTYR
Gen Gonsays. Mr and Mad Pampboir, Cuba; $
F 1ans Fl pasip Nimbaii, Washnston; Cen
Santana, Francisco Comes Mexico; Chas B Fisher
Cumbld; Davis Wilmington
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-C Read. Richmond; DR.
Stevens and family. Bemen II Tliotson, A Kan.
son and lady, A. Hart, w Alexander, J Trippitt, NJ
3 Summers. N Y; P Hammond, sC;JA jones, J
staunton; Gocde, g Csbel, w Jones. vs.; 5 W
Ficklin. Alexander; CharviIlsi Stevens s VII;
ss Mass Is E MH0d L. rhss aans w W
Vile; e Ta5i oe Ala; Miss Tayloe. Miss NJ Tsy'
Ice, Roanoke; B Lewis, 4 Lewis, Lynehbe; b
Chisholm. & nj Powell, Mrs Mcdaniel, N G: r But
,ian and family. Tszswell; Col 9 Coleman, Louiss;
w Kennon. J Jewett, Portland; o r Preston Ua.-
versi,y Va; w Withrow, Waynesboro'; ] Seddop,
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-w M Hughes. Fluvar-
M; J e Twitchell, Mass; Yookley, Tenn; A r
sparks and lady, Washington; r r Howard and "a
sst, New Yorf; 4 Dasiii horfoia; Hughes hes
6 ssssrss, sxss! springs; Mrs. ] N aoodsis.
%in Bsss.s e. ssS E
ring, Louisa; B Law, w Tsliaferro, NJ N B rad
ley, Brown, } A Morris. Richmond; w Brown
hewi,burg; n A BsIriss. T J Carpenter, Louise: T
Hewlett, Hare, Chesterhsle; ] L Loring, FL Mos.
by. Flnvanna; Fl Spencer, Wythsville.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-M n Burwell. Va; NJ r
Findley, p Voolfolk. M Miller. Chestsrfisid; G
Prick. Landley. vsi A Miller. Pc; w Hin. NJ D
Hickman, XVI J MOr,issstt, Chesterfield; g w
Cog, Gooehand; Waugh, l. Levy. GraYson; T 8
Williams. Nottoway; A Moore, Farmvills;
Rsgnall Pittsylvania; r Craig. 0enoer. Augusts;
Bridgforth, Amelia; ] w Dawson. Pr Edward; Il
Davis, Mo; Oglesby. Grsyson; w n Hughes. Va.
PASSENGERS per Steamship JAMESTOWN,
L. PARISH, master, from New York, April le:
N Roy, C L Parsons, A Hart, Mrs Ransem w
Grubbs, w Burdick, Ovens, Mr. Hyerdahl, H
Norgeove, Mr Thompson. Capt Wills and lady. Miss
Tucker. Evans, LADY and child, Miss Warwick. Mrs
Humphreys, Dawson and lady. Miss Dawson
Mrs NJ Dawson, Mrs N Lindsey, A Lindsey. Mr.
Bars ,nta and lady, Mr. Kempton, e Insrahsm, Lap.
pin, Mrs Smith, e Chambers. s Peitlock, 4 Don
a'dson. A Cochran, T Lsnnahan AID II members of
the Italian Opera Troupe. J M Tborp. F w Beers
A B Lane: II Hunt, PATRON, G Kellogg. A D
Clarke and lady, A 0oodrdge, B Wilson, e G,ath
] N Bell, L Sanssten, Mrs Edwards and child, N
Jarvis, w Jarvis Z Paine. lady and child, and 81
In steer4Se.
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FOR PHTI.ADELPHIl

Afek FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFoLK.-TAe
A No. Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND. Cay
tain l. MITCHELL IL now ready to receive freight ana
will leave on THURSDAY, April 18th. ct 6 o'eioe'
A. NJ. tts .st-s,
For freight or passage. having superior sssonm@
an IT.St Rockets.
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iocAL MArrnRe.

ACCIDENT FROM PowDER.-On Saturday
last three email boys two OF them the sons OF Mr.
2. Kahn. and the third the son Of Mr. n Walden,
procured GUN, and went with number Of play
Ing. While there, they attempted TO load their
gun, but the ran, rod bang too short 1t stuck iast
In the barrel. Not knowing how to getit out. MT.
Rahms smallest boy turned the funnel Ut his hask
into The BARREL so as to put Ia powder to blow the
rod out, when one of the other boys, who was
playing with the lock, pulled the trigger. and ex
plodng the cap on the nipple, by which the pow
der 10 the flask was ignited bursting the hask INTO
atoms and burning young Rahm and young walden
bad about the face Where the ram rod VA
blown TO Il not known, but the wonder Is that It
did not strike and kill one OF them instantly see
ing the damage that had been done by this acci-
dent the little fellows took then wounded com
panions to a neighbor's not iar irom me o"S
Alter seeing the two sufferers made comfortable,
Mr.. Rahm's Oldest son suggested to bis playmates
around him to go out and have some iun. woicn
was readily acceded TO. and they entered ihe CIty
Spriue lot together. Having some powder leit,
Young Rahm proposed to blow his ball up with it.,
10 see how high 1t would 60, and for this purpose
pat quantity of powder In hole, placed hi: To-
da rubber ball on It, then laid trail and Get on
/ Are Just then band of music was heard In the
streets, and young Rshm. seeing bis playmates.
| scampering off, and supposng that the match mad
aope out ran up TO get his ball, when, just as ne
stopped to pick up, the powder exploded directly
| In his face, burning him much WORSE than his
brother was burned by the explosion OF the flask
though 1t 10 he ped he 10 not dangerously Injured
So much for allowing lads to use firearms. il
parents will permit their children to handle guns
| and powder, how can they hopeto have such acct
dents avoided Why there Is not more than one
man out of every five that we know o., that we
would be willing to trust our life In the field with
on shooting excursion much less with thought
less boy-for there are hundreds of ways that ac-
cidents may occur from the use of fre-arms. that
those unacquainted with them never think Of We
have seen, on Union Hill, one boy setting himself
up as target to be shot at by another at distance
| oil one hundred yards with old musket, which,
| If properly loaded and aimed, would have pro.
| duced death at q much greater distance and we
| have time and again warned parents against fur
nishing their boys with guns and ammunition to 60
| on shooting excursions. If they win not be
warned, they must suffer the consequences.
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ONO RivKn.-on Friday, there was six fee
nine inches water In the Ohio, ut Pittsburg.
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HusTIses CouRr.-PreseDt, Recorder
Taylor and Aldermen Bray, Lipscomb, Sarxsy
Gouldin, Binford and Toler presiding-The Cour
met yesterday at IL o'clock, and transacted large
amount OF business
Notary PubLic.-Mr. Bowling w Starke. pre-.
sented his bond as Notary Public, which wal
ordered to be recorded.
Continued The case of Emily Jennett, indicted
for misdemeanor, was continued until the next
term, and the accused admitted to bail for her sp-
pearanca.
selling trident Spirits.-The presentment against
Thomas Bradford, for retailing ardent spirits to
be drunk at the place where sold, In violation OF
law, was called and nolle prOseqni entered by
the ad vice OF the Court
appeal James Gaines, on appeal from the
decision of Justice Farrar, was held to bail to
appear at the next term OF the Court.
Street FieAt.-John Dorap, William Earl and
Charles Doran, indicted for fighting in the street,
were each held to bail to answer at the next term
of the Court. .t
Remaining in the Commonwealth Jefferson
Rogers, q free man OF color, appeal from the
decision of the Mayor, was held to bail for his
appearance at the May term of the Court.
The Court then adjourned.
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NOTICE-Pursuant to the orders OF the
IN County Courts of Hanover and HenIico, the
Commissioners WILL on the goth inst, at the Meadow
Bridges at u o'clock. lie. the building of a new
Bridge Is feet long, and repairing the Causeway to
the lowest bidder.
80 EDWARD SYDNER, ico,,u.
ACHILLIS LUMPKIN, oo H.
J. B. KEEsEE.
Anil An 1o55 an 17-Jf+
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= THE OPENING DAY.-PAT-
TERN HATS AND. RICH MILLINERY

INV Avn ntCf1
N GOODS. at No. GO Main street. near The SC
Charles Hotel Mise RACHEL LYON will
exhibit on Wednesday, Isth inst. rich and bsautr
styles Of Embroidered aud Plain Grape, Lace and
Straw Hats, SO universally admired and approved 81
the North. Also. new style of Mourning Hate,
Wells and Head. Dresses for young and old Ladies'
good assortment of Leghorn, Nespoli,an and Straw
Bonnets with many novelties not TO be found elss'
where in the city.
e Particular attention paid to making Man.ills
and Dresser. apH-St
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CONTINUATION.--The Subscriber,
having purchased the interest of c. PETTYJOHN
IN the concern Of LIE CO, will continue the
DLERY business, at the old stand Of Lee CO.
Thankful for past svors he solicts continuance Of
the patronage Of his friends and the public gene
rally. spl7 ALFRED LEE
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DOBBERY-S3O Last

pOBBERY-$30 r E ARD Last
IL Saturday night my house. situated ON Main ct.
between Esd and 24th sts., entered and robbed
If the following articles: Bond from John Lewis to
ma 5000 dated August II, 1913; Bond from Jno.
Logan for $780, dated 9Th Octobsr 1854 pay able IL
months after date 1 black Silk Dress with two
brosd biased Crepe Bands, tnever worn;) Nazarine
Mousline Dress, (aever worn;) 1 white Wrapper,
nearly new; black Muf, much worn; Boys Drah
Goat; Boys Cyer-coat, brown striped; pair Boys
Pants horz onta stripes; Boys Fancy Blue jacket;
gold Watch Dial or Face; together with good
many papsrs of no value to any person but myself
Inc above reward WI es paia ror tne delivery OF
public hereby cautioned against trading for the
Bonds. as payment of the same have been stopped.
an 17-lw REUBEN M, WEST.
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A CARD.-PrOf A. j. DEZEYK, desires
IA to aequaint the public Of his arrival in this
city. where he intends to give instruction in
the FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN, LATIN AND
GREEK LANGUAGES. as we'll as in DRAWING
and PAINTING. Any application directed to the
Powhatan House will be received.
REFERENCES:
Judge john 8. Caskie, Chas A. Rose, ESQ.,,
H. Gilmer, Esq, James Peasants, Esq,
JOS. n. Anderson, Efq, p. II, Montague, Esq.
an l7-1wk
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP.-The firm of LEE l. co 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner au
thorized to wind up the business % e
ALFRED 2. LEE, 81
April Is, 1855. e CHAS. PETTYJOHN
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Attention ia
requested to my sale of Valuable Gold and Silver
Watches Clocks and Room Furniture, belonging to
the estate of p. w. 0ooch, decd, over Messrs.
Hatcher and Webstsr's Office, Gary street, THIS
MORNING. at 10 o'clock. By order of the Admin
istrstor. THOS. w. kEESEE,
an l7-1t Auctioneer.
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AN adjourned meeting Of the Standing
Committee of the RICHMOND You've Mans CHRIS.
TIAN ASSOCIATION will be held In the LECTU RE
ROOM of the United Presby terrain Church, on 9th
street. ON this (TUESDAY) evening, st 8 O'Clock
Every member Of this Committee 10 requested to
attend bunctually. l7-It
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this day disposed of

NOTICE.-Having this day disposed of
IN my Tools and Fixtures to my brother, b. r.
ELLINGTON, who will conduct the CARPENTER
business in all its branches cheerfully recommend
him to my friends and late PATROLS competent to
execute any work in his line that he be entrus
ed with. WIN. G. ELLINGTON.
B. ELLINGTON may be found at his
where all orders for his services may be left with
the assurance that jobs will be faithfully executed
tT~ Drawings AID Estimates for Buildings, &C..
furnished at short notice. ap T-55t*
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coAsTWlsE EXPORTS,
NHw SPECIAL NOTICES.

New FouNDLAND.--751b bls Flour; IL bbls. Corr
Meal; 1900 bushels Ship.3tuf A H.
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AT the present day. when pepns
ons a. h5h valne ehAYbess at the very New
Orleans must necessarily DO Offices decided T. ho ned
raj faculty. cannot but prefer the ugipons spr,ne
s 81 powders pills q liquids Artificial preparations
their operation Ihsy act much more than By
nature sspeea when the latter dissolved Artificial
preparations frequently of cohesive mat hey
through the into the canal without ptodac
ing effect Il follows han that spring a. roh IN
Iron ~ ,he one we rer 70 mus. be powerful auxiliary
ali in which iron 10 administered.
The reassna that especially affect IRON nugas yolloy
aud red eocyanats Of pota tnnc acid gold etc. psn
neously Of soluon The other sub
stanea usually found mineral apnga this bat
.a r1s sPnss consist e to speak Of s eas than
amsrc be with Of
carbonate OF or for the Paucy Of other products
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g% NIQkERBQGREE PATENT uQ0EIn5<i
aA sANssS-FIRsTPEElIuM,

PRICE & G0ULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
etfully nfo their friends The prbs
carry basasss s al branches
and prepared TO Rry HOT, COLD PLUNGE SHOW
BATHS, AMERICAN, EH6EI5t n BENCH WATER CLO6RT5
WASH iAsiNB, roUNTAINs, sRAss FAUCETS Of ali kinds
SO0AING "a aK6, GARDEN HU3E, HYDaAULIC RhMB;
EoR6x LET and SER Pumps hsss IL .hs Style
BLOCK TIN always on hans, SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK
neatly er and repared al tbs shereaA notice
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Holm BULLS FLUID ExTRAcT OF sAR


81 sAPARIILA.Ths invaluable remedy has alresdy carrie
a & f %
and ss wS &c % Iii pas
as n any similar made
ysa,s pas. .h.
sa s
9soss Il ysS g.
Say Ito the public
hn ia 1 ssaSn ssaa
so sS sa TET nSf5s
State Journal Columbus Ohio speaks Of BULBS ssr
equal The Of Baps COMPOUND
hiseity whsre
Eat as
~ calling on in lS oa' can be sub
Bear Win little ionss and be that BALI
WONDER OF THE WORLD
and that will GU have basn
Wha. snns
sth Hsa aSs s's1 sr s
aa IL s d
al bottles which
pleasure IL your
'''''fssHRfEstu5a MHyf1sM. ''A'o"EN'M'D.
aeauGsring
mas The following Be- done
hsy M Jos 's s5 aaSs s4
ase.ed With the
he ssq
my me-
a
'as0eins shs 'easmsdenein aasfOf Rheumatism;
on0n''"' Uh ss sSSSn b. k VIII MAE Pk sts
Mr. BULL u regard 70 your way that have
ssa
waa
poion
spof si Ky .Dsesa aS%fs @rfHEN1ss D.
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
John BulSaraparAs ofthe create
in existence In the
WEAK when
the health
tenn permanently the natural obstrueos
andnappinsss We're saies this med
sSs han place
check the psd
made continued sg4esng a ton
4 found
andavail svaiuable medicine. Ff - i"o'
BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN
shssk How often DO
them ths TOO with
upon and ony e ng
Vesis9ss %a'ss s
vessel and
the bloom and youth
would ,e
IA sufficient srd Ia lar tbs
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAVOR
OF ANY MEDICINE.
n,
JOHN BULL: n that baI;aya
yourSarapalat be the best article o the
Scrofn Syphilis and and
sssss JAMES iass Il T.. a 10 HSsss
MORE TESTIMONY FROM DR. MOORE
MR. JOHN BuLL using Sarsaparin in several ma
ofScrofula and whhappy eec
of.hs medicines acan be
Winchester, ky FEB. ,l6as JAMES NJ. MOORE. nj b,
Testimony like the following ali further
mentEupon the efficacy Of Bull 'sSarsapariiin-- ~ ~
As'' THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL C of JfaistHX IN
John
to whisk lsapplcabie. l.. f. YANDELL mi b.
Louisville, June :, 1s4s.
What appointments tot the
LOUISVILLE March aO 1885,
the prescrponor preparation Of obn Bs
Saapaa, believe srcsiIen one and
public and The
article oil arsaparillain NJ. PYLES, Nj. D.
This Medcnes daily graphing with through the Western
blooming 18th youthful vgor the k and
at1cted-nay Those thatar grievously tcrmented.
wv, A''s'A'ala JOHN. JOHN BULL,
in the city and country
Ee to epta Agency Bulls ar
sapailla, Will please addresa JOHN BULL.
81 Fourthstrest Louisville, with ree9sncs.
~ The principal ale Of John
sarsaparilla, Wholesale and retail,
J. WRIGHT CO., At their Patent Medicine Warehouse
RIB
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Sss rs sE5gisgsa S. WEBSTER LONG.
M * ssss Id III 5t5s-ss sq5 GERARD STITH.
ei9 IL 'Ss4gsS B w. HEBRARD.
ssl CHAS. PRIDE.
Mt Russia offered the following resolution,
which was read, the rules being suspended, and
on motion, referred to the Finance Committee:
Resolved, That The sum of thirteen hundred and
seven,ytwo dollars and thirtysx cents be, and the
same 10 hereby appropriated for The payment of the
bills for provisions and materials for the use OF the
City Work-house for the month of July, 1855
Mr. Chambers moved for q reconsideration Of
the vote taken ct the last meeting Of the Board,
on the preamble and resolutions allowing inter-
est at seven per cent per annum on all certif-
Gates Issued in pursuance of contract from
the date of their approval by the Finance Com
mittees until paid. and also on all other claims
Excepting claims upon which Judgment or
judgments have been obtained) from the date
of their approval by the Common Council and
Mayor--carried.
Mr. Chambers moved to concur in the above
resolution carried by the following vote:
Yeas - Messrs. Banister, Bartlette, BENT,
Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella, Eager, Giffen,
Guyol, Kelly, Rusha, Stith, Thayer and Tracy
Ii. 5.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tues
day, the 18th September, 1866.
CHARLES W. HOPKINS,
Secretary pro tenn
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.


Ths Hcsrd met pursuant to adjournment
Wssnbers present Honorable q. q. Tracy,
President; Messfs. Banister. Bartlette, Benit,
Bridge, Chambers, Chiapellas Eager. Giaen,
Guyol, Kelly, Rusha, Stith and Thayer- II. Y
Gu motion Of Ne. Stith. Charles W. Hopkins
was appointed Secretary pro tom.
Ths. reading Of the journal was dispensed
with
Ths following weekly reports from the Trea-
suror were read, and on motion. referred to the
Finance Committee !:
TREAsUREK'S WEEKLY REPORT,
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, CIV
Epws. .0RRHN, Secretary A. M or Az s,SooooN
SaANcH OFFICE. No. 40 Camp ut, New Orleans,
" Tho ndesgnsdaTs prepared toissus PoLICIEs,g.
and RIVERS any
syFlRk,athacurre nrstos o premium,
r, BENJAMIN FLOR ANIE Agent
mH HARMON DIANE ,Asrtssant a55ept
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ESHE undersigned informs property holders
and the public h.. b. hs added hi q Billiard
whh ne enabled nndake works of all kads laying OF
works. posts turning of all descriptions columns
posts building frame houses the country and all works in
carpenters and rameI's llne
Having constant Of Walnut Mahoga
toths works ordered.
Tbs upd avas himself hs opportunity those
persona feel apprehension his machine
mai he has taken explosion
Patent French regulator
the quany the boiler should he forget 70
Look connected with the machine him that water
wan;m ing In the boiler
The above addition having his establishment for the
purposs facilitating the Billiard Tables, the under
gpsd reminds his that he keeps heretofore and
second hand billiard Tables, and article In his ins.
B.ANfoGNtSI, Nos. II and IA Cont strest
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