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The prevalence OF the above complaints at this
season has has tnc effect Of bringing ont host OF
pro t,ses,&ly new specifics. aud while some few NAV
T0 prevent disappointment the best course 90 pursue
Ia consult your family physician otherwise use
ily such remedies Is long public experience has
rovrd. tu he safe aud eihCaci1us. OF this class is
7 Y.kR COMPOUND SYRUP or GUN ARABIC. Original
J the taYuyitR prescription of eminent physician
oUi advertising, has continued to ENJOY growing
reputation iar the last twenty years In all recent
cSsrs II sctS like charm. and in ChTOnic Cases
Bronchitis, Il iopjngC0ugb. Group. Asthma. &c, IL
Rs~l Ti'h unparalleled success, as most families
W testify.
Soli 10y FISHER & WINSTON. MEspE BAKER. A
Bo9tNh8 &c. AT 25 cents per bottle, AMI ia an ele
saut aud pleasant Lo2snge form, I21s and 25 cent?
. ? box, called TYLER's GUM ARABIC CoUGH CANDY
RQFS." fe 27-3m$
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PARTICULAR No41cE-Great sale

PARTICULAR NoTICE.--.Great sale of
Watches, Jewelry. Plated Wage and Fancy Goods a,
suction and private sale, by II. ". .QUARfEs. al No
10 Main street, every day aud evening this week
Ladies sale at O'clock 4. NJ
Gcntlemen's sale at : a o'clock,
The richest and most extensiv, variety ever offer
e5 IN this market. for sale above Merchants are
P~risHar4y invited to call and examine the goods
81. purchase either privately or az the evening
ss.~S. All goods warranted as represented. No ia
Main street. NH y.
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A CARD.-We, the undersigned, bot
ALTERS of Mineral Waters Porter Ale Cider and La
ger Beer, in the city OF Richmond from he reckless
manner in which our bottles have been used by many
Of our customers, have reluctantly been obliged
frame tie following resolution, which we are deter
mined to enforce from this date
We snail charge each aud all of our customers
and drivers Jointly aud severslly with the bottles
delivered at the rate of so cts per dozen the driver
keep strict bottle account and faithfully return US
the name Of any party found delinquent And we
Thursday of each month, for the customer and the
driver 20 have settlement Of the bottle account,
when the customer will be required pay the driver
at the )ve rates of 81 cts per dozen for every empty
bottle missing, unless corresponding number of
tull bottles IN stock be produced TO satisfy the
irlVer's demand. And should We find any of our
drivers negecting refusing 10 return us the name
of any party when bottles are missing he (the
dTiYerJ Will be obliged to pay 'hs above sum Of
80 cts per dozen. under pain Of instant dismissal
We the undersigned. grateful for the very liberal
patronage bestowed on US by the citizens of Rich
mond. would farther take the present opportunity
10 return our sincere thanks TO those customers
have in times past carefully saved and returned our
bottles. To those who have not been quite care
| fulwe would say, make up for past deiinqnencies
s,,osd MCCORMACK,
ap 2l-im H's"0H 2. MASON IL co.
NJ, MCCORMACK and g. MASON q Co. would
caution the public against purchasing or trading
TOR any oil their bottles either broken or otherwise
a'they are determined To enforce the law.
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ST1xAcH BICTERS have doubtless created rs much
sensation IN the com nulIty for its remarkable
cures "a. any other medicine eXtaut. Ii is q fact
tEal IN tlle minis Of many persons prejudice
Its SAlDst what are called Patent Medicines but
Why sho iid this prevent you resortinE article
that has such an array OF testimony to support II
Ig~tetter's stomach Btters? Physicians pre-
scribe It; why shouid YOU discard it! Judges usn-
ally considered men Of talent. have and do il in
their families; why should you reject it Let not
!o1r pTJ ldIee psuTp your reason, to the everlast
ing Injury q your health. Ii you are sick and re-
qUire 4 me- il ciue, try these Bitters
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve.
= I'm
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x&~ HARrsnoRsE's HEALTH-REsroR

zEy~ HARTsnoRsE's HEALTH-REsToR.
ER, Oh SARs4PsRIILA CoRDItL-Ife Lif5Qf the FEST
as tR the BiD@i.-PREPAKED by A CHEMIsT-The best
Restorer Of Health, and the best Bi0od-purfying
Com pound in the World! Ii does net contain par
ticle Of Mercury. The above preparation is suited
t. tde impaired and weakened condition of the hu-
man race, il inyig0rates the whole constitutions
all pimpes and erGptl0n- from the skin; gives
bloom and freshness to the complexion and is par tt
cularly adapted TO the weakening complaints Of the
sex.
1t is perfect cordial in taste, and acts like q
charm upon the feelings, spirits, and energies of the
weak and debliitated from any cause
Quart bottles SI small bottles 81 cents.
Sold all Druggists IN hichm0ud, Norfolk and
PnTtaTnnnth. NH 3l-dkcM3m
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Mr.. Hayes of the firm OF Hayes Dreer, Pbila-
delphia, has left legacy of $4,000 for the estab
lishment of an institution to be called Hayes Ne
ehanics Home"
Jacob Bennett has been appointed Chief of
Police OF Philadelphia.
Among the candidates who passed the naval
board of surgeons, in Philadelphia was DR.. Chris
tiau, OF Va.
Purser Samuel P. Todd, u. s. navy, died at the
Brooklyn nsvy-yard on Tuesday, He had been
IS years in the service, aud ranked second on the
list of pursers.
Tho six new U. 8. revenue cutters. now at San
dnsky. will Immediately be put In commission.
William Gregory injured in fraeas at cincin-
nst, On Sunday, with Charles Kendall, has since
died.
Gen. A. G. Dodge, U. 8. Minister to Spain, with
his lady and two children, arrived at Gibraltar on
the 18th OF April. from cada, and left the follow
luz morning for Malaga.
Larry d. McLane, lately one Of the editors OF the
Wheeling (vs.) Argus, died on Monday.
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CONVICTION AND EscAPE--A few months ago a
gang OF eounterfeiters was broken up In Indiana
one Of them, DR.. Rogers, was tried last week at
New Castle, Henry county, the trial closing 'on
Wednesday. When the jury came into court with
their verdict, on Wednesday afternoon, Rogers
was standing 10 door upon the opposite side of the
street, and as soon as the verdict OF guilty was
nounced in court, probably at signal given by an
accomplice, he ran through an alley leading into
another street. and jumping Into wagon to which
two fast horses were attached. made his escape. -
The whole plan of escape had been previously ar
ranged, and was very successfully carried out
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ELECTION IN PARis.-0ne of the opposition eau
didates elected from Paris ii Is worthy of note was
jules fssre the lawyer who defended orsini. poll
ing nearly 1875 votes against NJ. Peret 0O, ,4i6)
the government candidate. The Faubonrg 81. An
toine 1t was that elected Fayre. Government was
very anxious TO defeat The opposition candidates.
and for that purpose they selected the most likely
men--one of them large employer. whose infa.
sac among the working classes was very consIde-
rab e. The working classes, however, did not
su ppoTt him TO q successful issue.
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C1rv Couuc,, Tho co.,

CRY CoUNcIL.-The Council held n
meeting last evening, for the purpose of taking
further action with regard to The tax bill Ths
previous vote by which the bill passed was recon
sidered, and the subject referred back to the III
nance committee.
The committee TO whom was referred the oues
tion relative to the manufacture of soap and can.
dies, made a report, which was laid on the table
for further action. 1t Ia understood that the re
port recommends that the manufacture be per,
mitted within the city limits, and the appoint
ment Of q ssaitary board TO ascertain whether
such manufacture may not be carried on without
detriment TO the public health.
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Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
this article has atta!ned-tgr rheumatism, Salt
Rheuu. Burns, Bruises. .stn Join e Galds Spraln
Pole Evil, and Swellngs upon Horses, it has no
equal for Man Beast No person will be witbou =
IL who has tested its value And with Tefert
tue general estimation OF the Mustang Lini-
ment can cheertuliy say that no article ever per
formed 80 many cures in our neighbOThoOd as this.
l.. 81. SMITH Ridgefleld, Conn" S. Letter. ESQ,
Hyde Park VI, writes. that the horse cOnsid-
cred Worthless (his spayin,) but sinCe the
free of lhc Mustang LininIent | have sold him
for $3.50. Your Liniment is doing wonders up here
Such testimony is reaching us every day. The half
is not told. Every family should have it. Beware
of limitations The genuine Mustang is sold by all
respectable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES d PARK, PrOprictors.
Rp lg-dScwim New York.
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snp SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING WATER

This Water. fresh from the Spring can be obtained
a. Messrs. PUscELL LADp Il Cos. No l22 Main street
RiSJmoG9, Va. hy the gross simple box Also for
sale ~ all the principal Drug Stores in the city. For
analysis. directions fer use, and certificates of emf
nent phy7Cians, circular which can be obtained
at tae Ding Stores
orders may be addressed TO the Proprietors, G. "
WESTON 4 Co. Saratoga Springs, or at their De-
pot, 6s Barclay street, New York. Rp l6-3m
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PENALTIES OF BAoHsLoEDok IN CALIFoENIA.-Ap
act has been introdaced in the Co ifornia Assem-
bly,, 10 exempt from attachment, execution, or
sarhishment, one months wages, not exceeding
one hundred and fifty dollars, OF married" me-
chanlcs, iaborers and clerks, and Of persons hav-
ing under their charge, and dependent on them for
support. fathers, mothers, MINOR brothers or sis
ters children of deceased wife, or other orphan
children
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ke,s- IsrKRgsrlYG TO LADIEs.-Whe

kk3y~ INTERESTING TO LADIES. When
in the eoDrse Of human events Ladies and Gentle
lnf lose Of their greatest natural attTaetons-a
hne head of hairit becomes matter OF serious I'M
portaDce, and the question js. What shall We do TO
stop the har from falling IN and restore its vigor
ana beauty Ia reply 10 this query We beg to cay
try DR.. HARRIS HAIk PROMOTER and 1aeKGyER. A
few applications VIII stop the hair falling or break
ing, remove aandruh, keep the seaip clean ane
whlte, and impait freshness and yigor % the hair
and although you may have been bald twenty yearn,
the continued Of II two months viii inshre you
aiuxnrisnt head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and
~ not satisfied after the second app cation, return
u and get the price psld
Ash for Dr.. narris Hair Promoter aud iIaproyer
foid in Richmond, by
PETERSON, Druggist.
Cor Main and l2th, and Main and Wall sts.
my Iq3m
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KESy@ THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIRJAMES CLARKE'S
frET ERE2 ATED HkNA LIZ RLLIG

This Invaluable meucine Untailug in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident u
the femR'e constitution.
Il moderates all excesses and removes ali obstruc-
tIons. from whatever cause, and speedy cure may
be relied OF.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
Thess Pits should not he taken 6V females that are
prsg9ant during tie FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
Usy ore sure tG bring Miscarriage; but at ererI
oibrT time and in srtTy other case they are perfectly
sats.
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs Heayiness, Fatigue nslight
exertJn Palpitaton of the Heart, IL wDcss of spr-
its Lysterlcs, sick Headache, Whites, and all the
painful disease. Occasioned by disordered system,
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have faded.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which SHOULD be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 3O pills. ana encircIed with the
Government stamp Of Great Britain. can be sent
post free ior ; and postage stamps.
sK-PURCELl LADD a co, wholesale agents fol
Virginia. NH I2--d&Cw3ms
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II Y-FELLoW:CIrIzENs: am a candidate for the of
nee nee OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE OF
we lower District OF said county, and solicit your
Sotes on the 2!th OF the present month (May) aud
although "hewer of wood and drawer OF water .
profess 10 understand the duties of the Office bav.
ipg acted As Deputy two years in said district and
IL should be your pleasure to elect me- the duties
shall be done according to law
Respectfully, JOHN A EACHO.
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MILLS D. GOODWIN.


G9- To THE VorERs OF THE CRY or
RIcaMoNp--I am a candidate for the once Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for the Sd Die
tIict, (Monroe Ward.)
The election will take place on the 7th Mar nsxt,
ana As am now engaged in the discharge q the
duties OF the Office as the Assistant of Mr.. Hundey.
(vho declines reelection hope you viii excuse
me, If do not call on you all In person. j,
am now, and have been for nearly six yeaxs r.
sident of the city. II 81
Your votes are respectfully solicited.
feN-ts JESaE r. KEEQKH
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sra1nns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. after

SERIOUS ACUiDENF'-It5 t5teru6y dIter
poou a lad named ROBERT IRvIsG, whose parents
reside ip Kentucky, met with serious accident
on the Broad Rock Race Course, by the falling Of
the mare "Lizzie MeDonald,' while running q
race. He was thrown directly upon his head and
shoulders and knocked sepseless Mr. Campbell
had him placed under medical care, aud as none Of
his homes were broken by the fall 1t is hoped that
he will speedily recover from his injuries.
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DEMOCRATIC ADDREss.-The National Democratic
state Committee of Illinois have issued an address
to the people, in which they recommend the i'm
mediate healing up of the differences in the party
and call for a concert of action. They say it il
painful to announce the fact but it cannot be dis
guised that further fealty to Senator Douglas is
treason to the democracy
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GREEN IN LADIES DRRssEs.-Somethng singular,
if not significant, is the amazing predominance
just of the tint of green in ladies' habilments
Ia large sale of valuable shawls recently, it was
noticed that this grateful hue prominent in
all the most beautiful, late and costly patterns.
The hounces of silks, bareges and grenadines, show
the same color. The bonnet materials incline to
it, and it triumphs in the wreaths and sprays that
flourish SO pear the cheek of beauty. 1t is not
the golden green of the moss, or the rosebud, or
the silk OF the young ear, or the yerdure of the
tender grass of April it is chastened, sober
green pure and delicate as the crested sea wave,
aud alying itself harmoniously with the pale vio.
let and the lilac blossoms. 1t has freshness that
suits the spring costume and ceolness that al
tracts the eye amid the heat of summer. Yet it
has never been SO universally favorite as now.
Fashion seems in love with nature for once, and
resolved to appropriate her liyery.-N. L. Er-
press.
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El- TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY
kiUHMoNp-After advising with my friends and
etthe request of some of them, announce myself
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONER or
THE REVENUE In Monroe Ward, 0nwhich have
ley who will not be again candidate, at the else-
on to be held on the 9th day of May next have
served you police officer Tor the last seven years
and shoul pleased to receive your support the
above Office. CIV II TYLER
"a =
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TIE WLLkrrs POINT INvEsrIGATIoN.-The Will.
let's Point Investigating committee are drawing
sheir labors to close. The owner of the proper
ty, it appears, gave the government the refusal OF
it mp to certain time (April, 1S57) for $780, 600:
but as the appropriation for the purchase was not
available until the 1st of July, the owner in the
meantime sold it to Mr.. Irwin, who subsequently
disposed of it to the government for 100000, the
engineer department having reported it as the
most available site for Notifications. Nothing
whatever has been ELECTED to show that the Secre-
tary of War concerned in any colusion or
completely in the purchase
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ACCIDENT TO N. 2. WILLIs.-On Friday, the favor.
ite horse of N. p. Willis, took fright and threw
him. dragging him some distance his right foo,
entaDgled in the stirrup- He was badly bruised
by the feet of the running horse, but fortunately
40 bones broken. Confinement will be but TEN
DOrary,
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PRICE ONE CENT.
D1sTusnIxa WoasHIp -The enna

tiou worshipping at Clay street Chapel have been
compelled to complain to the police Of the disor.
DERBY conduct OF young men, who thoughtlessly
assemble there and laugh and talk, during divine
service IL would be very unpleasant 10 those
young men TO be called before the Mayor 10 an
swer for their offence, but there win be arrests
mace unless the practice is stopped.
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LorTERIss.-Iu the trial of lottery case in Phil
adelpha, u victim testified that be had lost by the
purchase of lottery tickets over 100000 that he
was broken up aud robbed in business. Ills first
start was from Richmond, Virginia. where he pur-
chased from $50 to 800 worth of tickets.
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FROM AUsTRALIA-We have advices from Austria
liza dated at Sydney 1lth and Melbourne 18th
March Trade was dull in Sydney aud money
scarce. The Parliament hal assembled under Mr.
OShaughnessy, as Premier At Melbourne and
Adelaide the markets were fra
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COMMISSIONERS.

Es- COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE, UP.
PEk DISTRICT, HENRlC0 COUNTY.-I announce
myseif candidate for the CUMMISsI0HEkSH1P
OF the Upper District OF Heurico county, In the
place of Jacob IL Keesee. resigned. and respectfully
elected, will discharge the duties of the once
faithfully. ap 7-dt28M w LAWTON.
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nny SUFPERING RELIRyED. = During

The past six months the pro prietor of ENRYS slim
ULtTING LISIMENf, has had the satisfaction OF re
Ceivr2 the grateful acknowledgements of many Ot
his tijai0-eici&sES Of Richmond who had successful
y used the Llnment for the cure alienation oi
comp ants requiring an external remedy. The
cRea pness of the Llniment should Indicate to the
cepary ml'iYes The Laiment is put up iii boxes
of two sizes. Price y cents and - cents, and may
be obtained at most Of Ile Druggists ia the city.
PURCELL. LADD CO,
ep Gins Are the Wholesale Agents.
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CANDIDATES FOR cFrIcD.
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
H67D To TUE Uarrps -. ~,

hlcHsoSD.-FELLow CIrIzENs:-I am before Won a.
candidate for reelection to the Office OF Of ERF
OF the circuit Court OF the City of Richmond in
Wnicn you were kind enough to place me nearly
M sx years since, and the duties of which have Ia
sne oes. o. my ability endeavored TO per FORM con
mhl7-dtd EUSTACE ROBISsoN.
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COMPLIMENTARY DINSER.-A complimentary din
ner to the Pev. Robinson Scott, OF Ireland Me
thedist minister sent to this country for the pur
pose of raising funds for the eysngilization of Ire
land, in which he has been ehIinently successful
having raised $70,C00, with promise of $3000t
more, was given Tuesday evening at Nibio's sa
loon, in New York. 1t was attended by large
audience of both sexes, and after the repast
speeches were made by Rev. DR.. McClintock Rev
DR.. Ii. W. Beecher, Rev. Robinson Scott, Rev d.
Jenkins, of Philadelphia. aud others.
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GETTING LIGHT.-Ednund. slaYe to Da-
vid Wiufree, was arrested and Gagged yesterday,
charged with stealing box of candles from Nor
ven Waggoner. He will have hearing befors
the Mayor this morning
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sea- Now OR NEvFR-The hest bar-

S~I A'V" SN NhNfh-i nc B6St par
esns."Ver offered at the Auction Store of Henry W
SHt.uS. 30 l@ Nain street, until Saturday April
ii1' S5'.tE" ~ofth of RICH JEWELkY at auction
A"f pfl'a'" ~Ate allies auction Thursday and FRI
day mornings n II sclock. Gentemans auction
every night at = O'Clock. The above goods are ot
tae very harSt quality. being the stock of a retail
msrchsn; from the North and must he sold without
reserve t. the highest bidder.
HENRY. W. QUARLEs
apS No l5o Main Street
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sk2s> STAMPEH COLLARS AND BANDS
for working: also, Stamped Linen Bands and
Sleeves tor ladies. LADIES' BAZAAR,
ap &j-lm Ne us Broad street
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MURDER-A letter from Charleston county, Ga,
says that Henry III. Jones of that county, was
murdered on the lst inst, by three negroes, owned
by DR.. Ballard. The body was carried down to the
bay and there buried. One of the murderers con-
fessed the deed.
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL cor.


= LEGE This Infrmary is situated at the corner
p' marSnall and College streets in an elevated and
heaithfui position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres of business II Is fur
nlshed with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and Injuries and
iof the comfort of the sick. All persons recurring
Medical or Surgical aid, except the insane and those
iaboring under contagious diseased are admitted
INTO the Institution. byingin women are also re-
celved and carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors OF the College who visit the wards daily The
charges Tor Board, Medical Attendance Nursing and
Medicine, are for Per week
ME
Colored g - . a.
in addition TO tue above rates, in cases recurring
Sargtcdt Operation, by agreement with the pro
prietors OF the Bellevue Hospital, small fee is
charged for the op ration, varying from 50 TO s3G
according to its importance The particular fee in
any cas- may be ascertained by application to either
clan.
All charges payable on the removal of the patient
Attending Surs seons-PrOfs. GIBSON, PgTICoLAs and
WEXFORD -
Attending Physicians Profs TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
resident Physician-JUgUs NICHE, n. D.
Steward-F VI. PARRISH
President-L. J0YNRS, VI. d.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
TO the lnlrmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. ap 26-6m
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COMBINATION OF A DEATH SENTESCE.-The SEN
teuce Of Thos McAndrew, a youth, who was to
have been hung In South Carolina for murder, has
been commuted by the Governor to the reception
Of 90 lcshcs end anishment from the State.
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Sas~ Dudley & Co, Importers and
Wholesale nealcIs In Choice WINES. Fine BRAN
piEs, Old WHlSkEYs aud CIGARS, No. ~ Main
treSS te
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nH. TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY o
UgsRIco II am a candidate for the ONCE OF CON.
MISSIONER OF TIE REVENUE for ths Up
per District OF the county and respectfully solicit
your votes in May next.
NH l3-titd CORBIN BUkTONs