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DELELVUE HOsrITAL.-This Institu-

pELELVUE H0SrITAL.-Thisl lnstitu-
ID tion, which has been in successful operation for
tho last frc years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
In delightful, airy position, and Is furnished with
very convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tents md the successful treatment Of disease.
II has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 10 the accom-
modatien OF gentlemen who may find 1t inconYe-
nient 10 lie treated Mt their private lodgings.
Particular attention vii be paid to the tgtnoiR
cdrc5s which are peculiarly commodons
TERMS:
White patients, per week eek..'.'..'-..''-'-''--''ss
COIDre1 do.
Private Rooms, ...........SI 10 Si5
nS- City acoeptances required for patients from
the country unless whore the parties are known 10
one of the Ply sicians of the Hospital:
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
ance. Nursing aud Medicine. BY an arrangement
with the Infrmary of the Medical College, small
additional fee ranging from So to $50, viii be eharg
Vd FIR Surgical cases. The particular SUN may pe
ascertained beforehand by application to one oi the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
The undersigned will give their personal atteh-
ton to all patients placed in their Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, u d..
Basement of the Powhatan House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. ID,
Franklin ST., next door below Trinity ChnIch.
Law Building, Franklin street, next deor 10 state
w. D. MANN. NJ. d Resident Physician.
NH lt--eodly
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FASHION AFFECTING TRADE.-Tbe starch manufac-
turers are in trouble and despond of business sac
cess. Where, in time past, they fund ready sale
for their manufactures the article is now a drug.
This change is attributed TO the general of
crinoline and the hoops-starch being no longer
necessary TO produce expansion.
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Two SuBJEcTs.-Only two subjects Of
the bottle walked up In the watch-house yesterday
morning. They were warned of the consequence
of their next appearance, and discharged.
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STEALING 0IL CLoTHs.-Lewis Scott, q
free negro, charged with stealing quantity of oil
cloths, was examined before the Mayor yesterday
and remanded for trial, &ea
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL serious accident occurred
In the Richlands, in Tazewell county, Va, on
Thursday, the lst inst A man named Asa IIel-
ton got his leg broken and mangled in a shocking
manner. He was attending log rolling and it
seems that the accident occurred by log rolling
over him.
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r. ]. CARTER.

1@. SHERIFFALrY OF HEsRIoo.--I am
candidate for reelection TO the ofice of SHRRIRY
OF Henrico. JNO. A. HUTCHESON
da lQ-dtda
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9F HESRICo-At the request of many of my friends
announce myself candidate for the once OK
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HKNRIOO.
NH 5-dtde& JOHNSON SANDs
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BREACH OF PRomsE.-The Seneca On. W Obser-
yer says that at the present term of the Circuit
Court, Judge Welles presiding, iu that village, the
most important TO be tried is that of Priscilla
Hartranftvs. j. NJ. Chamberlain, an action for
breach of promise. The plaintiff is fJrty-four aud
the defendant fortysix years Of age, and the court
ship commenced when the lady was eighteen years
old, and the defendant has been married twice. Be
fore his last marriage, the defendant renewed his
addresses. The jury rendered a verdict for the
plaintiff of 81 200 damages
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THE DEATH SEsTEScE-The Supreme Court OF
Ohio having refused to allow new trial to Loef
ner, the doubled murderer, of Cincinnati, his death
30th inst,
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FisHEp UP.-Among the spoiis secured at Can-
ton, was the original copy ofthe ratified Cnshine
treaty between the United States and China. 1t
was sent down TO Mr., Reed, who nov has pos
session Of it.
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ssT~ KITCHEN EAraxs receiving of the

most approved style three zes Also, fer sale
ono second hand RAS6k. but little used, suitable
Tor an Eating House OF small Hotel Inquire of
GEORGE STARRETT
i-2W straet
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wM. II. Tyler.

JE l RESPECTFULLY ofer myself ss 8
District Uenrlco county and viii be pleased TO re-
eeiye The vote. g my friends for the said once.
the 9TH day Of Msy next.
ap l2-t,les ROBERT SMITH.
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The LATE Col. BENToN.--Col. Benton's last wish
was, that Congress would make appropriation
for the purchase of his works, which he desired
might be distributed among the members of both
Houses, and also among other public libraries of
the country. His last paragraph note ID one com
YlimentiDg Henry Clay, which is appended to the
deceased's account of the compromise struggle Of
1850, and to which period the work is completed
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THE PAPERS tell of divorce suit pending at Ro-
chester (which of the four and-twenty Rochesters
in the Union is not speched,) in which the origi-
nal cause of quarrel set forth in the complaint,
was whether they would have beef steak broil-
ed or some oysters fried for breakfast the lady,
whose tastes excellent, contending for the lat
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WELLsBuRG, VA company of young nes, con.
sistiDg of John s. Blankinsop. John Leet, John G.
stedmsn. Henry Haney John Merryman, Thomas
White, Jr., John Roberts, ands Rick Letzcuz, em-
barked Tuesday evening for Santa Fe, aud other
points of the "fer West"
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LAKE CHAMPLAIs oPEs.--The ice began to disap-
pear from Lake Champiain ON the Sd inst and on
the 5th the lake was clear. Lake Champlain opened
last year on the 4th April.
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saa- DIR. Joun B. WALrHALL, (Homeo-

pathist offers his professional services to the ci
IS OF Richmond and it's vicinity. Once at his
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
Ia i-l2Iua
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ks PEsMASsHP.-The undersigned

rs DIR. GIBSON has renewed to pranIiin
street. one door west of 7ti street, ns@ds.
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REGISTRATION or BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
The American Association Of Science. at its late
session, in Montreal, appointed committee, con-
sistng of Doctors Wynuc aud Hough, and Mr. El-
liott, Actuary of Boston, to prepare and report
plan for uniform system of marriages, births and
deaths applicable to the United States. This com
mittee is now in session in New York, and will
make their report at the annual meeting OF the
Association, to be held in Baltimore on the 2Sth
inst
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GEO. WYTuE MUNFoRD. President.

Directors:
Thos August ESQ., Jas Thomas. Jr. Esq,
Roger A Pryor, Esq, Rev Cbas u Read,
Thss II Ellis, Esq, Rev JAS Taylor.
VIM Paine, ESQ.
Medical BG1r':
Ro T Coleman, NJ D., A Il Wcrtham, NJ D,
Jas ii Conway, NJ D.
CHAS Z. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia,
NH lots 2i3 Main street.
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A bill bas passed the U. 4. sspats, 10 allow the
Queen of Spain ~ present to Liaal, william N.
Jefries, formerly OF Salem, N. j.. yaaabs sword
for services repdered to Spanish vessel In dis.
tress
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DoNATIoN.-Mr. Samuel Lord, of America, a
native Of Saddeworth, Scotland, has lately visited
that neighborhood to take unto himself wife,
and has given f50o towards erecting Mechanics
Institution at Saddleworth, and E25 year to de-
fray the expenses of lectures.
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NavAL.-The United States steam frigate San Ja-
cinto, Commander Henry ii. Bell; Minnesota,
Captain +. Du Pont; Mississippi, Capt. William
O. Nicholson, and sloopofwar Portsmouth, Com
msnder Andrew Ii. Foote, were at Hong Kong
January %.
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NATIONAL FousDRY.-A large meeting was held
at Wheeling, Va, Saturday, aud a committee ap-
pointed to urge the Government to locate the Ma
tional Foundry there. Among the speakers was
James B. Bingham, Esq, formerly of the Richmond
press.
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GEN j. ADDISON THOMAS, whose death in Paris
has been mentioned, graduated at West Point in
1884, and after serving III the army was appointed
commaudant of corps of cadets at that place
He afterwards left the army aud entered upon the
practice of law in New York city. He was 4p.
pointed one of the commissioners to adjust claims
between American citizens and the English gov
eTumeut, under President Pierce. aud afterwards
became Assistant Secretary Of State under Gov
Marcy. He went abroad less than year ago with
his family. and has resided in Paris, where his
children are being educated.
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HsSRIco.-I am candidate for the ONCE ef CON-
MISSIONER OF TUE RkVEhuE for tho Up
per District OF the couaty, and respectfully solicit
your votes in May next.
NH I3--im j C0RBIN BURTON.
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THs CuNARp STEANERs.-The general belief that
this line Of steamers has been pecuniarly sue
cessful is said to be incorrect. They have never
yet paid dividend It is true that five per
cent interest has been paid, but the surplus
profit is all locked up in the steamers Alps
and Andes, now lying in Liverpool utterly un-
salenble.M
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REMARKABLE EsCAPE-On Friday last, Mr.. Peter
Connell while drawing water on the premises of
Mr. John Allen, in this village, fell head foremost
into the well, distance of about sixty feet. = The
accident was unobseryed by any one. Mr.. COnnell
says that the first he aware of, he was strug-
Cling in the water which was up TO his chin. Soon
he began to work his way out-a slow and difficult
task-which he accomplished without assistance.
On reaching the top in safety, he was completely
exhausted, and WAS found lying near the well
curb. His arms were much bruised by striking the
sides of the well in his descent, but otherwise he
was not materially harmed How man could fall
head foremost into well deep, and vet escape
with small injury, is indeed remarkable Jio0H-
SScL.ef Jilfri0k
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THE OLD SToRY.-Monday, in New York, a beau
tiful young woman, named Fielding, committed
suicide by taking small dose of arsenic. 1t ap-
pears she had been ardenty attached to young
man, and few days ago became his afiiauced- -
On Sunday evening she heard he had eloped with
young lady, with the intention of marriage,
which 50 overcame her that, in spite of the ef-
forts OF her friends, she managed to procure a
small dose of arsenic, which she swallowed, and
thus destroyed her life
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John N DO0GRr.

~ CITIzEns-I Am osndi.
date for the oties of CONSTABLE In The lfh Dis
tict in the County Of Henrico and respectfully 90
uclt yoar votes at the coming election ID MAJ sexs
nh e-tde WM. II DAElEY
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The act for legalizing stock transactions o n time
iu New York has become law. This may have q
tendency to repress the zeal of some operators,
and render the business less hazardous.
II is said that the cost of printing Emory's Re
port of the Mexican Boundary survey-a work
which no one has read, and few have even seen
was s277 1906!
The French government has imposed tax oi
one centime on percussion caps, which, IL is said
will produce revenue OF 800, 900 francs.
The praetice-ship Preble, now in hand at the
6osport navyyard, will be ready for sea next
month.
N. A. Sntton, collector Of taxes of lie Roy, New
York, has decamped, being defauiter 70 the ex-
tent of $4,000
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THE CRoPS.-Advces from all parts of the coun-
try are, thus far, exceedingly favorable to the
spring crops. Vegetation is further advanced than
usual. The wheat crop has encountered no injury
from the past winter; it is thickIy set and very
promising. There are also cheerful indications Of
plentiful supply of fruit. The trees have, up to
this time, escaped injury from the frost. 1t is
rather early to make certain calculations, but
from all we can learn prospects of an abundant
harvest are unusually hopeful.
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gTTuE GREAT ENGL1sH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLAkkES
GEL ERR I7'EN EEHALE PILIN

SIRJAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBR4 TED FEMALE PILLS
r,; -, - -5--, :; -, g. ;,;,,,- i, ,bo crro If
!lS - ~ IL @ "a citont ~
~ tiioso phluint ani o' 'i0''''' W
me itiha = Cvne' ~, ~ "tI'i , ,,,,-a, .l obstrrc
~ ntSeI f t.il go and snc5V cnre NAV
in3i i iJ - 'J ~, "'' ~ ~
be relied On. M N.pp1ppI.n1Fs
g.. i,i ~ ~ ~ II ~ III =, a short tim. hriny
u Is peaIlaiiy eulei. - ~ " H'r.' III S.i e
Oh 'ile "oh'h'! Poii9GH. i9G.TTinN Tr1I
mn, ny, ,,y ~ - - -, b f,,,Jse Jb,t =, ,s
Ihes, rays shod a. hpl 81 % 90 tf iJ f WITS III s
jTtghat oIthg ut' ~ rtlt' ~ it.' ~" ~ " " ~ 81 80 ~, ~
b,tg ar SURF % oIag 't IN, @ T tfs @ U.+ ~ fifS
p'rf ''H"ei "'" "' e''S ''''' '' " " /''S
%Je. -, ci,o, . eo,+;o,s poin
III All c"ses oI NJ oi1 a 3piai' Vti m ~ ht ~
III the bdCh anu iillos u w f ~
eAeTtion fapitati1h % tIs iieai ~ Mhens . Vi al II
W. etrllcs' olCn n1 81, ed,rad 4 stStsr at
ptlnlui Hisetsen oSeasiocu " q oo n - ,o
hiiese , Els viii eilee' 0"o "'0 OH o''AoA
hASe miteu. :: Al, .l,. ,,,,,t zach ,,aot
run HiIectiohs u, lle Pne. d s.uun1 e"O ih
dAs "tiich si,.uin W 'a "a. rn' III Pi P ,,th tho
- pottie ceisniuH 81 Piis, "R .hn & IT, M t'i 80
"o.etIlui9nt ~ . 9'alitp I'M VI 1870, ~ ae.'' t -, n ' " ~
posi- LrET IUt 81 1ad R19'asS asG s'tnt e
hohhL' hADD a w. r1b dSewam* "
'HSlnl"' mn - ~~ ~~
s6~pLAIN sTArgsESrs or FAcrs.-
m N Tra,r - - 90 80 snooLs H. him.
pa hAhfToh now 4seu ~ years, epeahs. hea MN. IN
n aIe 10Y SGh W p NM =, TI T.r M 80 ro
5i ~ ~; at naTa ro,,a4y 1na~ ,nSnce
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fT.-I respectfully announce myself aCandidate for
the Office of Clerk of Henrico County Court ut the
lection in May next. TEMPLE ELLHTT,
ia
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MONUMENT TO Dr.. KANE--A number of Free Ma
sons have formed association in Philadelphia
for the purpose of erecting monument to the
memory OF DR.. Kane, on some public ground in
that city. 1t is to be Of marble and one hundred
feet in height 1t is expected that the work will
be completed and dedicated with Masonic honors
in about three years. Lady Franklin, the widow
of Sir John Franklin has written letter Offering
to contribute to the fund
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To THE VcTEss OF ls1 DIsrnIcr or
HxsEfco GoUsTY,-At the solicitation Of many
frleuds. | announce myself csndidste for C0NhTx-
BILE. of the ist District, and respectfully sDlicis
your suerages Should 10 Be- your pleasure 10 slsex
me Il proiss 70 discharge the duties Of the once 70
NH l7-fda IOHN n n0aaEIE
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ry- TIC THE yorERs OF rHn FOURTH
DISTRICT or HEsEIco CoUssr-At the solieitation Of
many friends. announce myself candidate fpr
CoNsTABLEof 9Th District, and most RESPECTFULLY
solicit your votes on the zth day Of May next.
apS-iws WIN DuNANAY.f
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ELoPEMENr.-The London Morning Herald OF
March 18th, says: We are sorry to learn that the
youthful and only daughter of wealthy com
moner, and niece of o noble earl, has, within the
last twenty-four hours eloped with a nobleman
holding a prominent position in society, and
whose name is as familiar as 'household words
to our readers. from having repeatedly appeared
before the public, The nobleman alluded TO is,
We regret to say, married man, but for some
years he has been estraDged from his wife, who,
we believe, is now residing abroad 1t is pre-,
sumed the guilty couple have ned to the conti-
nent, as they were traced to Dover, yesterday af-
farp
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1dF- | AM A CANDIDATE ToR rHB Or
FIcE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward.
NH tides JNO NJ MURRAY
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CALIRORNIA GUANO.-Ws have

CALIFORNIA GUANo.--Ws have In
which We cali the attention OF hfnlsrs ard deaiess
II - hranghi frvIn Elide island. n tie fsesnf. e.
the coast Of Mexican Csifarnia. aAd p ~ snssys
tahich can bs seen a. cur efcsl g2ntsaes, xs,i.Es
cent q auanenia. and athsr vetnse ,,rs. 49,
propertiee II Ia entirely ffse .. hALN Iu.ss.
gravel This snAly ~ shove ths veshe " sh 9s
10 be bns little iafsrior y iss 81 E ~ 4. ss
action Of the two duanoes As,ss sss i,..
same. Price 30 psisa 4 4 sKiNKxR 90
.ns kiehmeNds w
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ld-To THx VorERs os HEsRIco CouM-
rY-I am candidate for reelection TO the ofDcs of
COMMISSIONER 0R THE REVENUE FOR TIM
LOWER DISTRICT. JAMES n. 0ukk.
NH 11--tfeH
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E@r AM candidate for the CLERK
SHIP of Heprico County Court.
ulh a6-lmF JNO = HARHI80N.
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INVESTIGATION A considerable period

of time was devoted by the Mayor yesterday morn.
ing to the investigation of difficulty between
Police Officer Morris and Mr.. A. A. Hughes Some
words had occurred between them, hile The latter
was acting as counsel in an application for bail,
before Justice Tate, at the I'd watch house. Mr..
Hughes subsequently spoke to the Mayor with
regard to the alleged insoleree of officer Morris,
but declined to bring formal charge against him,
as he entertained malice in consequence. The
Mayor, however, thought it devoived upon him to
investigate the matter and therefore had witness
es summoned. After hearing various statements,
from Mr. Tate and other witnesses, the Mayor re-
marked that he deemed the evidence insufficient
to justify him in reporting Mr. Morris to the Coun-
Gil, and so the matter ended. Nj. Hughes adhered
to the opinion that the officer had treated bm with
rudeness though he had no desire to press the mat
ter.
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49, Baths Barns, BATHS Hot,
Cold and Shove. ] ,sns asn be had daily at ALI
hours at the Am-ric ''nttinR, shaving and
~hampoong Salo Tie american Hotel
Entrance on lith ser
Single Baths 25 cor a 8, D savaess rNS 81 aptl0
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MAPLE SUGAR.-In Maine, Michigan and other
States farmers are about engaging in tn manu-
facture OF maple sugar. Ii is not probable that
the product this year will equal that Of the last,
which was greater than ever known before, rs the
season is likely to be shorter and prices lower
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16T TO TUE VoTERs or AAxIIA.--I am
candidate for 70 election 10 the olncs Of SHERIFF
and solicit your votes. Most respectfully,
sp H-6ts s sf# WM fJETKE.
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lB- SAVE V .. HoRsEs.-"We ia

E8- SAVE " q. HoRsEs.-"We take
great pleasure ia rec, ."a Mexican Mus
tang LinimeHt as AIa a.,z fndis pensabe arti
Gle for Sprainr, Ssres, 'Aails on Horses
Dur men have used il 4 tc-cFt burns Bruises Sores
sun Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all say it
like magic. We use no other Lininlent.
J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Hsrnden's and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express"
Gentlemen -" had q negro worth 81 ,20n
who took cold from a bad hurt, and useless for
over one year; had used everything could hear
)f without benefit, until tried the Mustang Lini
meBt 1t has perfectly cured him, and can now
take the above price fer him Respectfully yours
JAMES DORRANCE.
Every Planter. Teamster and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all respectable
dealers everywhere.
BARNES PARK ,Proprietors,
mhlS-d&cwlm New York,
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gey~ BRAGG's GREAT IMPROVEMENT .-
THE ARCTIC LINIMENT =,

1ey~ BRAGG's GREAT IMPROVEMENT
THE ARCTIC LTNIMENT
DEFYES ALI COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it, affirm that il is
GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
nh. BRAGG'S OTHER LINIMENTs,
In the cure of
RHEUMAi IsM, PARALYSIS,
hEuRAL91k, PILES
SPRAIRS, BRUISES
sTIFF JOINTS, OLD s6I.Es.
BURNS, WARTS,
sCALDa, M0ULD2,
TUMORs COINS
For HORSES and Mules externally rothing ex.
oeeds the ARCTIC LiNInENf
Ip.curlng
tPRAINS SWEENEY
RoRATCHEs, CALLS,
THRUSH, PINGB0NE,
Muscle
Price Is its 50 cents and 81, for small, medium
and large 81 ID bottles.
For sale By all Druggists.
-. PURCELL. LADD co,
Jas-u Wholesale Agents.
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CoRoNgR's IvouRsr.-An inonest WAS

CoRoNgR's INQUEsT.-An inquest was
held yesterday by DR.. Peachy, Coroner, over a
dead body, found last Tuesday in the guley at the
northern extremity of sixth street. The body
was so far advanced in decomposition as to render
Identification impossble; but, from facts elected
1t is probable that the deceased was q youth nam
cd Samuel Walker Meauey, aged about Is years,
who mysterously disappeared on the 22d Of De-
cember hast, and had not since been heard from
number of keys were found attached b the
body; and 1t is known that young Meanley was in
the habit of carrying keys about him, a descrlp-
tion OF which, given by one of the witnesses, CO.
incided with those found. The Shoes and some
portions of the clothing, were also ideutified-
There are various conjectures as to the manner of
MS death. The culVert, at the mouth of which
the body was found, is open some distance above,
and he may have fallen into the aperture and
perished. The body having been in the oulvert
Tor some time, gradually washed down towards
the mouth, where it was found. The jury rendered
verdict that death was caused by some means un-
known to them.