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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

Coon NovE.-Mr Garlic is about to Introduce a bill
into Congress granting several millions Of acres of public
lands to virginia Tor educational aud improvement pur
po-es That IS right While other States are RAPIDLY
aPpropriang the public domain TO Themselves il il b,
meet that the Old Dominion should take back At lea,,
portion OF that pnncey contribution she once made To
the common stock We trust that the Virginia Senator'S
aud Representative will lend helping hand to THE good
move and thereby relieve taI-ridden people Of some
OF their burthen viii they do it' We shall see
ParkeTsJurg Gazette
"GRo.s! GRoASl! GRoAS ii!"-Gov. WiAe'. purno.,
is accomplished the Sheis "bobbin around" with
their new tax bill, and the people begin to ,roan
grodH ~ GRoAS!!! How charming to his E1cellency,-
what music to his oars The taIpayng portion nj hi. party
however, don't relish such melody; they would prefer
change Of tune, or at least variation the burden
OF the song, which may rot be-during Wises term-B
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

Ihis result 80 unexpected that ano., Astopnsl,v 49,.
that -,
IAN " between the Atlantic eaboa nj and m.
"estn last developing the
gon We append the monthly during the ps., s~
III ~ OF we ns year commencing with from which
responding period Of the previous year " ' '"' Ger
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Inc Legislatare will be Demoeralie. but not largely 30

FRENoSr ~ lLLiSos-A correspondent ofthe ST. Loui,
intelligence writes follows :-"Iis strange what for
mdabe strength Mr. Fillmore wieds in Southern Ipino,
Although everything remains quiet so far and but little
excitement prevails yet the enthusiasm thus kept dor
mant must burst forth ard bear do all opposition Ere
mont excitement has had its day. its yotares have
had second thought consequently it is fading away like
ten cent calico. Fremont daily coming over To
Fillmore in order 10 beat Buchanan their most bitter
enemy. Buchanan men have fallen upon the same plan
to beat the Republicans. he result H. while tile two
parties rapidly diminishing Fmores strength is in.
cfeasing with an acceeratng ratio"
NEw IEcRuir.-The National, a daily evening "a.
per- conducted with ability, and published in the French
language has come out openly and strongly that no.
Die, great patriot Willard Fillmore This will increase
his strength percepby in this State. The friends Of Fill
more in the city should give generous support Our
adopted French citizens proverbally liberal conserya.
tive, and Intelligent and quick discover true merit
IN or public men. Thus every day witnesses new acces
-ons to the cause Of Fillmore, the constitution and the
Union Louisiana ia all right she stands square upon
the plato Of the Union il was and a. it H. and will
give her vote and influence ts greatest living dern-
der, nov before the people for their sufrIgss.N o.
Bulletin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

when u IL taken Into consideration month of Jul,
ehsay one In which the smallest The
u9ns ana nj hr same time reject that extreme SEVERITY
m e recent drought, the navigation river has be-. Il
most entirely suspended Of .ur,,. t,n
should
nay an exhibit OF an excess Of i6O6 % same ont
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15

The gentleman from whom we derived this is a
kentuckian, and he assures us that Kentucky will
give Fillmore the largest majority she has ever given
since the days of General Harrison lie has recent
" travelled through several Of the South. Western
States, and he is convinced from wha; he saw and
heard, that Fillmore is rapidly gaining ground. The
opinion is spreading far and wide, that Fillmore i,
the only man who can beat Premont-and he hear
many Democrats, both in Tennessee and Alabam,
declare that they werO satisfied Of that fact. and
were determined to go for the man who could def.a.
the Free-Soiers aud save the Union. From what
he could l.-" ho did NOT tnlnk Buchanan was con.
sldered really in the contest in any Northern or
Southwestern State. Without disclosing his own
opinions he conversed freely with the Black Repub.
leans to ascertain their views-and he did not mee,
with one who did not profess the belief that Blu.
chanan was nowhere in the race Fillmore was tn,
only man they dreaded
VIII nothing open the eyes Of the SouthI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-15
MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. Louis August Insufficient returns have now been
received to warrant the Of the election
the following State ticket
Governor-Trusten Polk.
Lieutenant Governor-Hancock Jackson
Attorney Geneial-Benjamin f. Massey
Auditor-E. B. Ewing.
Treasurer-W. II. Burlington.
The above all Democrats and il is conceded tho,
their majority will average 1000.
The Congressional Districts have all been heard from
and new delegation. is believed will stand FIVE Demo.
crats and two Americans counting Akens L Y wbo
is elected simply to ell a vacancy
The regular newly elected Delegation is as follows:
let District, Blair, Republican.
81 4" Anderson, American.
Sd 4" Greene Democrat
4th Craig Democrat.
5th WoOdsOn, American.
eth Phelps, Dem, (re-clected)
18th Caruthers, Dem, (re-eected)
The Legislature will be Democratic but not largely So
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UIHGINIA :-At Rules held Clerks once ~ he Cir
cult Court ~ Gloucester county, hrst Monday In Al.
gust, 1875, bling the fh day Of the month
James w. Ncoison, Robert NevcoB and John Coleman mart
IN tfade PisInilg,
Agdfpf
Jacob Pos, snd WIN C. Kininghsm. Defendants
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Oh FICIAL l..

TREASURY DKrARTMEkr, December ], 1885,
holders Of the United
that this will purchase the of 81 900 Of
any be offered
day June next will pay therefor the following prices
Fl @
For Of Of 1892 premium Of 10 For
oas and Is4s premium Of 10 For
Of 1880 comony called Texan nden
stock Of cent And for stock OF the loan OF
1885, ath November, 1885, If received
Treasury prior January premium per
reeeived the LIST the H March
premium o2 and received after the 3lst Mack
and prior said LIST Of June premium OF y
will also be allowed said stocks the specified
certificates from the Isl July assgned with the nci
pal certificates received prior the is, January Amer
will be allowed in addition the premium
from January OF their receipt
day allowed addition for the money
| seller.
Certificates transmitted this department under the
duly assigncdt the United States with
the lst January by party
entitled to receive the probationary.
Will be nads drafts upon
Boston, New York Philadelphia partie
entitled receive he money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec
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THE DAILY UNION

tons Of delight One steamer carried the following sign
hung out in flaming capitals: "The great Mississippi
bridge burnt let all rejOieer
Curious wILL-We learn from the Portsmouth IN H.
Journal that George Jarey, esq died there on the 4h
inst at the age OF CO. He had been librarian Of the Ports
mouth Athenaeun for thiriythree years lie pro-
found scholar having devoted his life to books the will
ais great unceforbddiDg him Ton pain Of losing large
fortune he left hm to follow any other profession than
that OF gentleman and compelling him also TO make
Portsmouth his permanent residence.
SAD oAsUALrY-We informed of the sudden and aw-
ful decease Of Mr. Broeket of Alpine under the following
circumstances
1t seems that the deceased company with his son and
Mr. Back, was engaged in telling large Eastwood in
the woods which, falling, dragged with it another tree,
distant 20 feet the boughs Of which were nerlaced
with the Eastwood upon Mr. Brockett crushing him
shapeess masso the words of correspondent it
literally crushed him TO peces broke almost every bone
in his body" OF course the poor breathed
more He left widow and two boys the eldest about 49,
and the younger Is years of age Grand Rapids Enquirer
l0H.
The LAW LIBEL.--We have noticed that number of
our contemporaries have published the libel law
tanning sections. This is a mistake The law as 1t
passed finally contains but section and follows
That from and after the passage Of this act the
vi WfiuhB OF FURNISHING
truth Of the matter charged beous may be given in
evidences and the jury any such shall find that the
written published from good motives and for
ustfabe ends and that the matter charged true
shall operate to the acquitta Of the defendant de-
PENDANTS" ..#. Harrisburg Union.
MILE RACHEL IN DELICATE srruATIoN.-The subointd
paragraph is from the correspondence Pdcalrs d Pre-
caseur, Paris, April %: .. l
"Mle Rachel is in most interesting position. You
probably suspected this when after her from America
she retired to little country housc in Normandy and
fused all the offers from the Comede Franchise But the
public would have known nothing had not curiosity pushed
Mile Rachel to attend the recent performances of Nine
Rsor On the occasion of her visit she was of course
and recognised and her condition apparent
that 1t could not be mistaken"
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Public l0.l


AN ACTto provide for least election precincts in each
Ward in the city OF Washington and for other purposes
Ne enacted By ne Senate and House Of Representatives Of
he uaued States Of asoa "a Congress assembled, That IL
shah De The duty Of the city corporation 10 provide at least
two election precincts in each ward appoint commission
es to supernend elections in the same and 70 adopt such
other regulations be necessary 70 give full force and
effect TO this section.
SEC Aud whereas native citizens resident of tho
city OF Washington who arrive at the age OF twenty one
years between the hieh day of December next preceding
the election and the day election are allowed vote
a such election
lie further enacted, That person, being naturalized
the said day OF December and the day oil the succeed
ing election, shall be entitled such next succeeding
election.
SEC s. And be further enacted That at all elections to
be held in the city Of Washington for municipal officers the
polls shall be opened at o'clock and closed al
seven o'clock and that all acts and parts Of acts In
consistent with this act are hereby repealed
Approved May 10, 1856. .. ....
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ny JAMES G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
public raieOn Friday morning. May rs, at 10 O'Clock,
Major - O. Denny street, between h asd
shall sell all his furniture and household effects
prising-
Mahogany hair sprng seat sofas
Mahogany and paIor chairs, rockers r......
Marble pier, CENTRE and sofa tables
nsndsome walnut etassre, corner stands z...a
Rush sest reception chsirs, oltomsns ...#
Two sn light g u gas chandeliers
Gilt window shades, coraice, bronze eandelabras
OAK hall set, walnut hstIee
Velvet and three ply carpets
Olciotb, ting, stair carpets
Mahogany extension dining and side tables
Oak cansseA dining chairs, mantsi clock
| French Chins dinner sot gold hand tea set
| Silver plated castory, table cutlery
/ Britannia ten set glassware
chsmber suites, comprising In each
| Handsome high pnst bedsead
| Marbe-iop dressing cabinet
Double wardrobe, marble top washsand
Cane chairs and rockers
| Granite toilet se,s, fire sets,
! Superior curied hair and busk mat,resses
| Bolsten and pillows, window shades aud cuftains
sopsnor refrigerator and cooking stove
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen requisites
$50 and under. credit Of 90 and W
days for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing Interest
| JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
| MAY I'D Auctoncer.
ny- above sale 10 unsvotdsbly postpoDsd until
Tuesday morning, May 20, same hour and rince: . - II
| May l5-d ###f Auc'onesr.
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TREASURY DAfAHEakSrB ~, 1850.
gEPARATE proposals furnishing stationery quifed BY this
department. during The fiscal sadins June 80 1885, wiz be
aa y oeo,k la On ms aV'n aay - ,dns enc
each ase must accompany me lid Tbs samples paFy
whom me coHac be awarded viii be paid or BY the depart
i be eonsaesed whsa The articles accompanying are mol o. ne
nor Spurious Or i'm on as,eies viii subjeei The rejection
at me ahs pleasure Of The department ,,.,,.,
,na must specify re and but oas pes o eaea ma syf
,he drei.ions viii
be taken into confederation unless substantially ngsseng herewith
assa . n satisfaction OF the head ois odee ordering he
less quan Of each and every article contracted io as e public
supplying inferior article any win be deemed sunieen,
cause forthwith annu the contract.
and in ease u flurs supply sicsa
Is s9ae,o, ans he ha Be aS o tho forfeit
nay accept the pIopo ats oI all o. any saron q
supped at The lowest market price, The
may, a. q. dice purchase he zane 10 open market
amount liy. and Description each article.
90 folio post. satin, plain finish ,ed plain,
=, ana ,,lmalsd, q weigh MOI lrs,bas i7iSs per rsam
trimmed, 70 weigh le.s than IL ibs per
AL realms saar,o post. machine, faint lined on sides
As papes by and by ~ inches, plain
g. soos. plain ,ssa
inens yellow o. nI Gsa per- lsas y A"' :
sean'~ large brown envelope, per resm #
~ do copying pape! (tann's) per Vi,
C0 metallic Of all kinds required best quality,
10 NJ quilts, No. 80, per NJ
NJ No TO- per NJ
81 dozea se.' slack isaa pencils, per dozen
10 do red-lend pencils do
Is do fold ivory, 9inch do
800 do red linen tape assorted do
( ! do pCuDce boxes, VI Cocoa, do
do gAndboxes, of cocoa, do
do wafer stands, or boxes cocoa
" do erase Rodgers sons, ivory handles, genuine,
80 do penknyes, Rodgers sons, equal bladcs, bnck
horn or pearl handles, genuine
do Office shears, III inches,
do ONCE scissors,
Ii do inkttands cut glass, "a. a3sf 60
gallons black the department have choice Of
market, per Ga Ion
boes ink, black, the department have choice OF
ket per quart
iGk the department have choice OF
ket .... ...- ........ per quart
227 ink the department have choice Of the
in \ pint bottles, ...... ... per bottle
l46 bottles INK, best copying, In pint bottles, do
l o o waters, large red for department SEAL per-
100 pounds WATERS common size, red, per pound
lit do sealing best ezra supcrfne, scarlet do
"a do India rubber prepa. ed, do
I76 quarts black sand, per quart
rs ounces pouBcc, per ounce
10 pounds tsine linen, per pound
I64 do Irvine, cotton, do
envelopes of white yellow of following
sizes; e4 by 81 aud 5S by ~ irchee, per hundred
IL dozen rulers mahogany, round OF HAT, per dozen
A do elastic pen holders, .... . .. .a..- .r.. do
May i7-aw t30EJunet ...... =.
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BY TEL e. X AP III


NEw Yorw, May T-By arrival we have Portsu-
Prince dates to the I'd May Heavy rains bad recently
Cured consequence Of which the place had become quite
healthy The yellow fever had entirely disappeared. The
market coffee had become quite scarce, and not much
was to be had at any price,
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Proposals Tor Gunpowder.



PROPOSALS invited from a1NVrAoruKaAs %
portion Of quantity lees Than thousand barn Ia
Four ahs q the powder . Be ashsa must be sAnnsn eyes
be delivered al ihe hsftor o New Serk by tho s Of
VIII bs entered n,o only Win Hose who can awe satisfactory
their ability manufacture powder OF The quality
military paris % ehar
coat aud 10 q sulphur, The nsredsn,s 70 % us 10
contain than s1otb part Of ehlands . ehsIel
than three growth. aad the sulphur Of suss pun hAS
burning 100 grains in glass vessel tina res1uum shall MOI s1e
huodted pounds each Of wen
sensd Whit eas and hooesd WIN heso o. e.dar n.ep & '
q The barrel and 70 as secured BY cope, as instead - Es
barrel and closed wood with
sona head no, projecting beyond ,as ends q me ssss WIN
pin Of apentne and piece Of cloth glued over the head OF s
The Ingredients and powder during
viii be subject inspection aud proof BY chcers 2" he dsnnse
ders are referred approved
Inspector inspection will be made the powder works and
Of WHICH with reeeps y The ordnance OH, q s,a
s"ss y , g made ss ~ e e. s %
price per 100 pounds barrel nciuded3 and must se
signed al The ordnance once arRrs,oa O. where
be opened The 24 Of May N The presence o. The bidders o.
''N' : 49, Y '''' -'' H. X. CRAIG,
Po.. Hartford Times. Each papers WI,
s sas s y ,ns n nr oSaes "'As 'A'
Az -d,a4MayG flint and ssarl
Ordnance once,
WAsHIsarox, May J, 1876.
is. msn barrels ou, nahs q !,
TO be powder and musket powder VITA al s
' H. K. CRAIG,
papers publish the call for proposals for gun
powder dated April 49, will insert this notice immesaey
under that advertisement.
May2
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NEw Yops, May 1.-THE steamship Philadelphia has ar
rived bringing Havana dates 10 the lh ultmo. She
ports that the steamship Illinois, from New York for A,pn
wall, touched at Havana the same day.
There is no news OF Importance.
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Coal Under Cover.
ny y. Q. MCGUIRE. Amosion..r.

g,IJcIBLy. ,sITUAT Ep, INPRovEnt PROPERTY IN THR
II Ward pahic "wednesday afternoon Juns
.cock the premises shall sell wsvfh hsf Of lot
ee, fronting 70 feet 10Y ipeh~s f7.h
Of "ndes wnnink hack ~ feet
inches with The improvements, consisting NJ wen built three
roy buidpNa Trs pf~psry has rAt
thorough repair has pipes hoatbca and
pied 6rst s.frtEsh f1Te - tst lN
4 11b JAS. c. Mcguire,
my ls-eodAds s4safJ hun tsrnnsid .sA"""eer
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! pro po.ai. forrF Fuel

~ CuARrtpuAsrrs's Ovtrcs, Mlsrsy Corrs,
.stsss seif isstsssi Wsshpgton, Nay, ", rs So =
QxrARATE sealed proposals viii be received this
- THURSDAY, f9vh pine, 1896 10 o'clock
isss 70 ne osh Js9ss I sts'onsd a, Washing
sAh,ssse sniscas = me ovucr ~ s ocsr,
suppNe1 4us9sNa~S
SsIvsset. ved. snA tcnw directed
said sennsnaise ccss se " sspees ihs United sss
ierH9 .tahstass4fH13 = ssfHf "a. p. LfNDNAN,
TNsar md uuay'ermsser.
May u -iawiJuns,a la r. tfI~ssg u sssr1 Z - ~.
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? ynised sfafss Patsss4 OaNs.

an the peut,oA baldwin, Of Philadelphia Penn
sylvaasy rsAyxs extension Of patent sansed him
August for Improvement "fhs
rsHsta vrkires" for
exrvs,ica Of said p"sss ws'os ~ ~ nA y Of
"a srsI has pssios - hsssd pswssomcs
beinv ~ ih 40 All
psrSws ~ ssA Apeses ssd shev ~ ssy have,
uhr sai< psAtcn ewght sot - - granted 1f itr :
Ia eaQntrA
)ce thsu IN vrsne, ,.stv
The LAY ~ heasn An AsA
used he Sad hesee nyae bassssn asusmwsd IN
sosdasce With the rules the once, b ~ - fooshsd
The 's:sS.y y z. cscs -In 3, slS;sf q Che l e ta
must - Ass IN Ms s@cs a ~ ssys The morning % mai
day. The asQwsenss ~ within sevsnf4s. r.
0btesd, that As sotee be psbHshet Dnen In.
qsnem, md EvesjaG 4 waahnsiori Republican. sum-r.
ontt wes nv sse stetse ~sets previous the q
hdkhN nese, the 49, ~ hearing y NN1ftF NNe ft t f
Htrsl o,... ~, 81, - ,,g-esvs9 y CHARLES MASON
~ n- ,so,, n .,,,, VII, u.... sns "a
hsi hs 70 III. Patent Ones with containing this notice
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ,rESSsyL-
wants iNh ana Tim sues public sale
Monday afternoon May 49, O'Clock The Prewsss, shs
n snh-is cf sfuare No 3ae, onioe Fennryvs
Tim with The Improve
cor~ns or hek dwelling hoosc spd back
s~td'ns contaurs r'svsh Or ~.lve rooms rs9 sh nuo
lmI JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
May 10 codSds Auchonecr,
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instant, his residence Bosyle Maryland
THOMt~ McKNEw, aged 81 years, leaving WIFE
aren large circle Of sympathxng end his
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lust published by LITTLE, BROWN CO, liz Washington
OF the Decisions the
United the origin OF the the close Of the
s54 by n. Curtis Justices
Of court. One vol. svo. Price, IS So
This digest ALI the published decisions Of the
Including 7h Howard Ia
in with the Reports e Mesas
wbsatoa Peters and Howard with the ri vols
Of decisions published by Mr. Justice curti,, of which form.
tho a2d voiume.)
sppsndr Of practical dreci-n.
appeals tho supreme Court Of the
United forms and ALSO tale or The
decided and another Of the cited BY the In their
opinions. frIrHF -
u q. SUPREME COURT DEC1sIoNs.ft 80 500
Judge CBrsiss edition. tornyfro roinmesi7s0ls5A. Price
Three Dollars per volume. ",tatlf't atn
These reports by nas
Canch vols Whsnion, IL vols Peters, is vols Howard, ~
80 The catalogue price Of the nd series fst2
Curs edition offered Al the low price Of - voIuoe
s66 for the whole including the Diess.tn = s7a'"
May l7-eod9'l r. trf-S asfesl rrJ hff.'Hs
Coal Under Cover. .r,, :,
THE DIFFICULTY oByfATEDt The great ifculs 10
of coal in this vcniv procesds nom in the Earth
and bcfore getting hfnds ~ the
dr. Kept aoor~d yard ~h ~ also rooted, This sdvsn
sge WHO resided IN The
cities 'ft' 5000 ETtnsN8
Also, pine osk, and hickory -ccd y ,.,.lf tse
s.zg OhRes on the nonwe~ corncf 18TH and o streets
Msy 5-ds' ,vi HAa Tint ] ~ t,..,st,f4
y LA,lg ~
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ny- Pursu a call, the democracy of G~ovge :
ton Henry c. Matthews appointed president, Y. fiekereu
vice president, nd ", Krouse secretary.
resolutions offered and unanimously adopted
Reoped we, the democracy Of
action Of the jackson Democratic Assocs
nn Which processing appointed
democracy ~ the District NJ Cincinnati.
Reosd That neRles'ing refusing sppoin
said association has Indicated
Of hberaiiy, against which we protest ...
q, Mathews nominated and unani.
nous elected tse democracy OF Geogeo~n Gin
On motion IN. proceedings Of meeting be
published in the Daily Union and The evening sisr
Il Rsousr, Eecreary. May H-IG
10 Thc Anniversary services OF the ycwshs' Mss-
.onsy society Of street Presbyterian Church will be
sabbath ish ~ O'Clock Addresses
ivrsd Waldo cbspsn Of the House
s.p,sives Pitcblr, Nation
Friends of missions cordially nyited 20 attend May ~
no% Masonsc-A regular communications Of n. n Lodge,
he hsld Monday evening" 10Th T~-onie Bs
Of 9th and strs-ts uW hf osLaboNnARb, W
Msy ri it,lr RI ~ ,gt7H'e v ~ Secretary
ny DIR. Nsvtn vvii pvesoh sn the capitol n
O'Clock a m. Sunday lem ~
y. cNLOwELt.,, D%ssl.s, os svirs.n,..i s.s
j, recently
ssd lh street. where he rspdy to The
his
of teeth and c the tooth ache ~ a-rsns-
~ s head N .w. sorrseos ssa.y 7. NE ,s.s
zen ,n.st,sd " az sl.s co-.h. rsr5s1a-
x NJ 'B--Grstuitons operations for the poor.
= 'wsy Flint
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Curtis,s Digest U s. Supreme Court Decisions

for sale Of reserved viii be ever
day. Once hours between ., a. m, and SPIN.
May lift
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RsdsssSsssH price ~ lee creAra 500 water tces.
RNYs Confctbnefy Ridss ssst Gears.own, D. G. The
price q ice cream and wAes icee this sstsbi'shss su
hereafter ~ W kAur psn, ~ Us .oulded quart
@2i The quality ~ productions
:" r..a , cay y
cstes sp Yaes swssdsd silver ea ~ Ne meu1
poIen weeAshica tnsItnte s6vt SRI
ce shal be eqsAl hsreasf whstthsy hsh~sc hs es
All ordcrs n Arssr balls wedding, As sss~aed vih oor
An ssosmessof ub nnss, AsA
cakes hand Jel-s tNsvSrv - kuse,
rcsvsy PYRAMIDS, &C. o order short notice..
Goods sent 70 sny psrr of ws-hns'on free m cost
May p-2sw3w
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National Theatre.

National Theatre.
John T. Ford sole Mnnnesr
jefferson
rncrs ADMISSION.
Family circle and galleries.
Engagement Of the renowned
PYSR AND HARRISON OPERA TROUPE.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10.
Balfe's grand opera,
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Devthnof.
Count Arnhcim r.stretton.
Tor the sale Of reserved viii be open ever
day Once hours between ., =. M and 5, pm.