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THE AeHLayD RACE CouRsE will open

TIN ASHLAND MACE CGUksE VIII open
this fall with four mileiheat stake Of $l000snd
sral other attractive pur If the buildings be
completed in time. The distance from Richmond
is short by railroad that large attendance mag
be expected. The Club to be formed there. shoud
be selected With care, and if this be done very
strong one may be made up. The friends oftbe
turf in Virginia are ready to support course when
properly managed, aud the ladies' too will give it
their patronage, if suitable accommodations are af
flrded them
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@M For kENT.-1he two stury brick
2 dwelling house corner Of Canal AZ 6th streets
| ateIS escaped by Mrs William Wallace and ad
Jeinieg the residence of Mr.. james hunter. Posses
sion n zen immediately. Apply TO
~ 2a-tf HANALL co
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- THr 0R.Ar HnALrn Rrsrorrr

TIE IiYE OF rHR FLESH Is IN THE BIoOD.--When
the Blood becomes vitiated IT. pure, TOO weak sho
flesh looses its yitahty the skin becomes yellow md
pallid the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia aud lndiGse
tion follow, the spirits droop, Nervousness ccmmens
ces and life becomes q burden.
HARTSH0KNk'S HkALfH REexORuR, On
SARSAPAkILLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood. LIVER. Stomach and Bowels,
imparting new viger and tone 90 constituttpn II.
pies, and ali skin eruptions: srouses Tie IS scSl
powers Of both sexes, gives bloom 10 the ralljA
cheek. and makes one joyous and happy. 1kou9h
taste. II is particularly adapted 70 Female com
plants which in their very pature are exhaueting
n Kidney and Bladder affections, Il acts liks 5
charm. Quart bottles 81. small bottles 81 cents.
Sold BY PURCELL. LADp TO; RIsHKn Wlrsf0a,
pErERsoN; BopEKER; GARLIcx; w LApDs MlIs.
PAUGs JOHNSON; DUvAL NoRror; q A sfn1cxm,
AND DowpEN my 3l--dkcvam
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DEATH OF NOBLE AUTHoRgss.-The Yiscouptess
Falkland died in London Oh Friday Dight, End ol
Jniy after short illness. Her ladysbip was tht
Youngest of the five daughters Of the late Kin,
William ". by Mira Jordon. and was born in No
ven,ber, 1903, and she married u 1890 vscount
Falkland, by whom her ladyshp leaves issue al.
only sou, Capt. the Hon. Lucius Vim Cary, born il
1881. Lady Falkland was possessed of consider.
able literary talent, and hex last work, "Chox
Chow has been only few months before the
public
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PRoLlrIo HRs.-A friend Of ours, re-
markabIy fond Of flne chickensha game puliet,
hatchea the past spring, that has nov under her
wings ten beautiful young chicks. We never
knew an Occurrences of the sort before. and there
fore notice IL for the information OF bird fanciers.
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WHAT TO DO WHEN Boar UPsErs.-The mode
practised by the natives of the Pacific Islands
shen their canoes are upset ut a distance from
the shore, and with whom it is an object to save
he boat as well "a their lives, is thus They sns-
ain themselves by Joining hands across the bot
tom OF the boat, aud use the other hand to paddle
iome, changing hands when fatigne prompts it -
1t is surprising how long person. can sustain
themselves in this way.
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UsINa PosrAaE STAMPS SscoNn TINA three
cent customer who persisted, though warned ssse
raj times by the postmaster OF the place, n usinf
postage stamps second time, has been arrested al
Earlsvilie, III. The penalty Of this offence 10 .
dne of $50.
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m FOR RENT-And possession Civ
Al en- on the sa.h inst aha. very desirabiy ioca
tel Residence ON Broad stree, now In the occupan
cy of Rev. Dr. Its central oeati IN renders il
very desirable. For terms apply TO
WM. \. Phillips
IL Gs--st At Qeuldin's Old Stand.
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; FOR RENT-Two brick TENE-

IA HENTS. on Marshall. between 3th and 6'h
streets. recently repaired aud put In complete
isr with modern improvements ami eonvenienees.
Appy to G NJ B0SHEk.
corner i7th and Main streets,
81
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Rev. VIM. Hillsman, pastor the Baptist church
in Knoxville has resigned, aud connected him
self with the college at Messy Creek.
Senator Douglas announces In the Chicago
Times fourteen speeches in different parts OF his
State for the residue of July and the month OF
August.
The papers mention the death.at Blaritz, France.
.on the I'd of july of MIR. Bushnell, recently mar
ried to Miss Catherine Hays.
Rev. Charles J. White. d. D , pastor Of St. Mat.
thew's Church, in Washington city, has been ap-
pointed bishop of Pittsburg.
Lady HaveIock, widow of the East India General
and for many years a resident Of Bonn, Germany,
has Just returned to England.
An actor named Easton aud bis wife have been
arrested suspicion of having set FIRE to the thea
tre at Levenworth, Kansas.
Salt Lake. in Utah, is salter than the sea. Two
quarts of its water will make pint of salt.
VIM Limerick. an old resident Of Wheeling.
committed suicide on Friday.
The eruption of Mt Vesuvius on the 18th nit,
had iuifa sranuidered aut
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RAREYs CAREER BROUGHT TO An END MIR. Ra-
rey's career has unexpectedly been stepped He
had cleared some f15,000 to 100000 by his horse
aiming secret. when suddenly Reutledge, the cheap
publisher, got hold of a pamphlet published by the
horse tanner iu America. and printed it. 1t con-
tains in small compass all the art of boreetamng;
aud the subscribers VITO had bound themselves not
10 divulge the secret under penalty of $500. be
came furious, and Mr.. Rarey had to release them
from their pledge in letter in the Times. In this
etter he states that the pamphlet in question is
,ue he published in Ohio some years since, when
his system was not perfect, and that more will be
learned from Dis practical Lessons in hour than
from the book in life time.
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bAIL BONDS, In Virginia, when taken
ior breaches of the peace, not worth the paper
upon which they are written. If forfeited they
are sent TO the Clerks office, and pei haps brought
to the notice of the Court aud there their value ia
at an end Nobody ever pays one-nobody ever
expects to have one to pay-aDd the consequence
is, that the viiest character in the community il
he can raise sl0 get some one to stand bail for
him for $l0o. If the penalty of these bonds were
enforced, as they should be, men of means would
be less willing to become bail for disturbers of the
peace, and roughs and shoulder hiters would be
more careful about getting into rows and ghts The
law seems amply sufficient to protect peacebie.
quiet citizens from insults aud assaults but the
manner OF enforcing it appears imperfect and un-
satisfactory, and some reform is actually needed
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'i'U THE PUBLIC.

'T'U IHL FUHLIC.
Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
dence in my establishment, | respectfully submit
that shall not change the price of my bottled
LAGER BEER, PORTER, ALE, &c, during the
snmnler seison.
The tlllowing have been, and will continue TO be
my charges:
Per dozen, quarts ....s2 oo( 25 cts allowed by re-
piuts....... / 0bJ turn OF the bottles
half piats. 50 cents-botfles extra.
Lager Beer III nsai. quarter and eighta parre,s
Tho latter of gallons, q package exclusively
for ,he city customsrs.) Philadelphia Ale in Who'll,
aud halt barrels at the lowest market price. Termf
sash
N. B.-5,ore and Bar keepers, considerable Pc
oartage allowed. r. WILBACHER,
ISth st.. between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs IlaIdey 4 Robinson, eorne
sth and franklin; Messrs. Duval d Norton, corner
10Th and Main, or at my establishment, will bs
proMptiy attended to. my4
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The PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADE THE Peunsylvania
anthracite coal trade continues very Inactive nno
the shipments of the season show heavy falling
off Including the Shamokin and Wyoming regions
and the Scraatou trade north, the decrease on an
ihracite coal this year will reach at least 3oooOo
tons so far. The bituininous coal trade has Also
fallen off nearly 100, 600 tons. a.
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1@ HoBsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sHAMPooISe SALOON, under the American Ho
el--entrance on lIth street
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BATHS can he had A.
all hours. Single Bath Is cents or tickets for on
dollar ;aa
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AN AMERICAN CHESS PLAYER IN ENoLAND-Mr
Paul Morphy, the New Orleans chess player whese
arrival In England has already been noted, is crea-
ting considerable interest among the chess mag
mates of London, by bis superior play and ths
pluck he exhibits in offering to match for an,
amount with the best players of Europe Hi
challenge to all Europe has bsen accepted by
Stsunton, the we'll known English chess author
aud the meeting will take place sometime in Sep
tember next. syet, Staunton and Morpby liav
not met; and there is so far. no means Of testing
the relative skill of the two champions. Tht
match is for $500 (s2,5o0) aside Twenty-on.
games are to be played, draws not counted, ano
winner OF majority of them will take tht
stakes II is also understood that negotiations ar
on the tapis for chess contests between Morphy
and Harwitz, while it is not unlikely that the Amer
lean Champion will break lauce with Professor
Anderson, the great Prussian player. Mr.. Morphy
has so far proved victorious over all the players
he has met in England His most formidable 40
tagouist so far bas been Mr. Barnes, a celebrated
amateur, who succeeded in beating Morpby fou,
games, bat was in turn worsted eight games by
the American. All Morpby's other competitors
have been badly beaten.
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pB DupLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES. Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WHISKEYs and CIGARS No 72 Maip
trest q
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NEW REssRvo1a.-The city ought to

FLw KEsERvoIR.-The city ought to
enlarge the present Reservoir or build new one,
rdless of the sacrifices necessary to raise the
means. The people on Shockoe Hill complain that
they cannot get a supply for family purposes and
in times of fire it is next to impossible to get
enough to fill the engines. Some of the water
takers refusing to pay their taxes because OF
the insuffciency Of water furnished them, and
others will follow suit unless the city adopts some
tn incra har sunnliaa
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FOR RENr-And ssession eiveI

go kVH NLN A--AHu PUsstssIUH RIVtH
ESx imneaiateiy-one of those newly erected and
vel finished brick te1emeBta, 18th street. doors
nGrtE OF Leigh street Church Hill, containing six
roons, it'll light aud airv Easements, closets pan
tree, SC. garden attached and we'll of water on
the p-eiiises Rent. per annum, $50. apply TO
JAS NJ CARTER,
Its Onnneife Exchanun Hotel.
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~FRnsn Lrxgans-I heve

FR1sH LkKCaBs.--I have juoe r.
ceiyed. by AdamS Kxpress, fresh lot 81 Dwe1inA
able terms.
P.S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly eeesuaen
TO- Can be found at ell hours q the day q the Hat
Dressing Room under the American Hcssl ana G
night on 9th street. French Garden Hill
my 0-ts r. g. HODDOU
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FIRE IN GRAFTON -On Saturday night last, a hre
broke out in the kitchen Of the boarding house o'
Mr. George w. Cox, which was destroyed, and
two or three other houses, adjoining Partly GOV
cred by insurance. Loss to individuals considera
BILE, notwithstanding Mr.. Cox, Or i. Kennedy.
whose Office was consumed, and portion Of his
medicines. aud W. II Shields were tho heavissi
loosers. Mr. Shields lost a house which was occn-
pied by two families.--Irantyt ia Itsitor.
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a. REAL ESTAT&
81 NEAR sThUNT0N,

A COMFORTABLE FRAME DW ELLIha HOUSE
and au ordinary siZei BLACKSMITH SH' ,p, with
FOUR ACRES UF LAND attached Oh the line OF
the Virginia Ceotral Railroad. within mite OF
staunton, will be sold by BOW ERS, SNYDER y
CAhTER, AT BARGAIN. as they are desirous Of clio
sing the business OF their late copartnership as
sooa as pr icticable. 1t has the advantage of Wa
er-power and is well located for conducting a small
foundry business.
Inquire of N. X. TROUT, ESQ Staunton, Va. or
asa SNYDER, at the Richmond Stove Works,
ls 26-3m kichmoud. Va.
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epAsp LARcEsY.-A called Court of

2 0EAED LhKCENY.-h cAIteu Court OF
Hastings was held in the City Hall yesterday, for
the examination of Peolo Palmini, grocery keeper
on 9th street, charged with stealing s32. SO from
Mrs. Bass, on the 18th instant. Mrs. b. testified
that after buying some peaches she put the pocket
book ana parasol upon Palmini's table, he being
the only person near her-that her attention was
attracted TO the other side of the street-and that
losing sight of the book for an Instant, it dsap
peared aud Palmni walked into his store The
Court after hearing the evidence aud argument OF
counsel. remanded the prisoner for final trial, at
the fall term of the Circuit Court, aud refused to
admit him to bail for his appearance.
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a. FOR RENT-A very desirable room
E:as over our store. Possession given Immediately
70 4 good tenant. terms moderate. Apply at the
store. TO STEbBINS & PULLEN,
iy a-ts Corner 9th ami Broad sts.
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VARIETY EpIr0a--Coi. Sam Pike has bough,
the Hftsboro' (O.) Gazette, a long established Dr.
mocratic paper. and will econ take charge OF a.
editor and proprietor. This makes the thirty NTH
paper Col Pike has been connected with,and abont
the fiftieth change he has made
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,rtifioate off package Of 10 whole Tickle 9.
10 half
10 quarter
/" 10 eighth

In OEDIErEa TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Ticket
sdered, on receipt of which they will be forwarde-
~ fret mail. Purchaserscan have Tickets ending u
any figure they may designate.
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be ser
TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
81 Purchasers will please write their signature
plain, and give their Post Once. County and State
~ Rementer that every Prize ia drawn and pa;
able in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 900 and under paid immediaf,
Of thirty days.
All communicat.ons strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN i CO., Augusta Ca
-. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, o.
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders Allied. ans
ave time, By addressing 8. SWAN CO., at eiths
# those cities.
AZ A list Of the numbers that are drawn from tb.
wheel with the amount of the prize that each ono
entitled to, will be published after every drawin9i.
he following papers: The Augusta CsaJ Consti
rfionalst, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
charleston Standard. Nashville Gazette Atlant,
gnteiligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Esvap
aah Georgian. Richmond Dispatch. New Yor'
9iapatch, Pauiding (Miss Clarion and Little R0ct
(Ark) True Democrat iy qs
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faKn 4 Rfn HAMproN,s rrEcruI

HAMPTON'S fE3ETABLE TINCTURk,
BY iss mild action the stomach, liver and the KID
ueys III cure ID spspsia, Cough, Asthma. Br0n-
ehai and Lung Affections, Pains IN the hack. eide
and Breast, Consumption and scroluls, rheumatism,
lIout. Neurslgia Fistuia, Piles. Bowel Complaint,
Worms AMI Nervous Liabilities, and oil diseases ARi-
sing from impure blood.
DELiCATs CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove its superior virtue.
"A A FEMALE MEDICINE,
uampton's Tincture eannot be excelle1 A abeau-
flying agent 1t il far superior to any OF the COS
netcs ef the day, producins beautiful clear shin,
aud giving to the cheeks the color OF the rose im
oartipg u every muscle that life and elasticity
which gives to all who enjoy health such srsce and
beauty.
Sold By PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Richmond; b.
lr. COOK y, fredericksburgi BY all the DruggsAil
Petersburg By MORTIMER M0WBRAY, Bait :
aort, ana by Druggists and 6hopkeeporu svsrywher0
kS-tl per bottle six bottles for 35
liz % -dk. In
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FATAL EFFECTS OF RUNyISG-Sapford Van Hen
sler, of Montgomery county, New York, recently
proposed race with another young man. but bse
not run far when he FELL the Diood gushing from
his mouth aud nestrils. The unfortunate young
man had burst a blood vessel, and died shortly
affarWards
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- THR sunMrA-rrs DraRAane-

" - IHB ouuMEh-IFS UKssAset-
rHE REMEDY AT HAsD-HAMProN's yxGKsABl1
EINcTuRE.-Wet ave the stron e.t assurances Of tho
good effects Of this medicine In Ch0rra M0rbue, Dr.
enders the syst.m great assistance In combating
the approach OF disease.
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Ct HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
saa viii seii, at a great bargain, desirable To-
OF tsroe cd near the old Distliery. and outside the
rporation line. 1t has frontage OF "A feet, and
depth of loo feet 1t has it twostori ID framed
Dwelling and is enclosed with substantial fence
Az adjoining lot of the same dimensions. will be
eold also, if desired. Apply to
apis II CAUTHORN.
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NOTICE TO RAIL ROAD CONTRAC
~ TORS
OFFICE OF RICHMOND AND YORK RIvERl
RAILROAD COMPANY

RAILROAD COMPANY.
RicHNoxp. July issh. 1873
The undersigned is au' hpriZad TO receive Proposal
for the unhnished Grading, Bridging. Delivery Of
'ross Ties, Laying the Track, Dep ts and all other
an3 York Rser kssa 70 Q, o.
liser s miles and also for the md Division, (sep
'rs.ey from psmnasey ma, aivsr e Wet Point
near's Office Of the above Company. 10 Richmend
specifcatens and all information necessary for bid
iers will also be furnished and after the LIST oas
Payments monthly 10 Cash, and Ia the Company,
m State Bonds Bidders to how satisfactory evi
ience ofablty and responsibility. ard 20 per cent
jy Z3-dtsA Chief Eug'r
To HOUSE KEEPERS, HEADS Or
FAMILIES, ant ali others fond Of light, sweet
md wholeeome Loaf Bread, Biscnits. Batter ane
uakwh.atGakes. ard Pastry Of al kinds. Ihes.
sa aS 81 ns made w with saving Of TINS LABo
sENPLE'S INFALLIBhE BAKING POWDER.
According to directions on each bex
No family should be with ut them, a. Bread b,
One trial win insure is t,se 10 every FAMILY, il be-
ina mucheheaper and bother than most OF the sim,
sT TMercnans win find II to fheir advantage TO
JoHS v GAaIicK.
WE will redeem the July COUPONS OF
the Va and Tenn Railroad Bonds. payable n
New York, at our counter.
0ILS FOR MACHINERY.-Sperm
- Whale. Lubricating, Lard OIL, and other Oils
tor Machinery, for sale In quantities 10 snlt nor.
chasers. PURCELL. LADD b co, Drusgisis
JyH l22. corner Main and 18th ses
s0RGANDlE ROBES.-We are continu
- Ing 70 sell great bargains in Organdie Robes.
SWORDS . THAN,
+ LIQUORS. $50 bbls superior Old Rye
Whiskey: 100 bbls Councn Whiskey. Gin aud
Brandy, 50 bbis pure Apple Brandy; rs hall, quar-
YER and eighth pfpas mixed 1sandy; tow saie ~
" 20 TaQE JlNke , co.
ON BAG LAGUATRA COYfTE: $50.
bars Rio Csfsse. for sale b. ...
Ok bbls No Mackersl; SO bbls n =
- No 1 gros Hsrringr rs hbis new No CT
Hsrrins; bos No shad nn:; Or :lle ~ -.
ON BBLS MACKERKL and Potomac
v 8 : HsaRindsf0r .ls X H.. ,o... !. -
6(l BAGS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
49, CelIox - bhls LAeaayn uo1ss ~ bhis ~
W. 5s = ~ 4aoe JONES ! %.
l(ssCKlNG CdAIR6 = Mshsssny hsch
- ins Qhaly. esss test - beek Fecesrs we4
81 ALnx MOTT.
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- FOR SALE--A very desirable new

O. FOR SALE--A very desirable new
III framed HOUSE, sitnated at the head of Cary
street. inst outside of the corporation line contain
y moderate size family, and in complete order.
ia the occupancy of Mr Mathew Hobson who wishes
10 remove 10 the country; and in view of that, the
place can be purchased on very accommodating
terms. For terms, &c apply 10
EDW'D EACHN.
General Agent and Collector,
Il
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TO RE rgAWH

AFPKUAIMATIUN PHIZEE.
prizes of $780, &pproximating to S7O,0O0
prize, are $50
prizes Of $500. approximating to $4,000
prize, are l.zN
prizes Of S2O0. approximatiag to $4,000
prize, are 80
prizes OF $I25, ap2roxmating to 5000
prize. are bC
4 prizes of 500, approximettng to "a 600
prize, are 4Gt
prizes of SIS approx;mating to 5000
prize, are 3G
prizes of $50 approxinatipH TO SlM0
prizee are 90
5M q prizes of $40 are 10000
54S5 prizes amounting to s320ap
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S5; Quarters ~ 30
- Circular showing the plan of The Lotteries
will be sent to any one desirous OF receiving it.
Certificates OF packages viii be sold At ths ioliowtn
~ates, which il the risk:
Certificate of O4ckage Of 10 who!a TickeH 81
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H9 BArRs BArHs, BATHS Hot,
;od and shower Baths can be he'd daily q Ill
iours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving and
nampooing saloon. under che Anerican Hots1.--
entrance on fith street.
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c. ROOM FOR RENT.-We offer for
IL rent one large, airy ROOM. on second floor
above stole.
Nv t-tH II MCCARTHY a son.
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TREsrAss Patrick Cullen, while in Q
state of high excitement, entered the premises of
rhomas Hogan, aud abused and Threatened hi
wife, for which he Was taken TO the cage and
iocked up. lie was then baied to appear before
The Mayor, but failing to do 20, his recognissnce
was forfeited,
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BLEEDING IN AroPLExY AND NpSUSsrkoKE.-Dr. SAINT
Dickson, of London, who Was formerly Snedicai
officer In the British army, disapproves entirely OF
bleeding in Of sunstreks. but relies up,a sn-
,nonia, quinine and alcoholic stimulants, aud the
prompt application Of cold water to the head
rhis is upon the principle that opening vein d.
minishes the power Of the heart already deficient,
while the stimulants tend to restore the circula-
tion to the standard Of health.
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Fool hardy "A small boy, named
Thomas Carter, dived from the stern of vesse'
into the dock, yesterday morning. to win a wager
Of ten cents, and striking his face against piece
Of floating plank, 30 seriously injured his right
eye. that he will lose it, in all probability. He
was to have been taken to DR.. Bolton yesterday
afternoon, to have an operation performed, If ne.
cessary.
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PERSON who was recently called ia court
for the purpose of proving the correctness
OF doctors bill, was asked by the lawyer wheth-
er sthe doctor did not make several visits after
the patient was ont Of dangeri" "No,' replied
the witness, ~ consider tue patient in danger as
long as the doctor continued his vsits.'