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COMMERCE OF NEW YORK,


- IRON The ~ Z. journal 81 ,""'pnsscei
We have compiled usual monthly summary OF the
commerce Of this port for April The foreign imports
Cor the month show further Decline the total bcing.
little mure than hah the amount f the corresponding
d Of either of the previous two years.. This far
greater decline than anticipated and will attract
General attention on both sides Of tie Atlantic will
he seen that the entries Of free goods, chiefly tea and
coffee have lxcn unusually large The total of all de-
ripons of imports landed at New York in the month
N APRIL is $40 04g a03 css than for April 1851, and
IS $40 loss than os April 1856. 1t is 81 06l, 500
larger however, than the total for April 1885, which
was a very dull month In this trade, We
harrison for three years i,ss a. y 4 = n 1919,
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ssYJNHE EVERYDAY BOOK OF HISTORY AND
Il Chronology embracing N anniversaries Of memorable
period the world
time by joel Munsel Price - co. Postage
so For sale TAYLOR h MAtRYS ~.
May Bookstore, 334 Pennsylvania
ICE! ICEl CE!--Just received, per schooner
Henry May two hundred and FIRST quality Boston
ice. III eef /. j. MIDI ETON, ~
May b--3tcod a l2th streets
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and this circumstances renders Its successful performance
difficult tesk, indeed Tonight the play win DO re-
peated and predict another overlooking house. -
MAD Docs AS Il 10 certain that three mad.dogs have
been killed in this city within week two venture
to suggest some remedies that fnd in exchange
paper certain to prevent the spreading Of tho virus
among the "bow-wows - 1st From one half to an
ounce lead placed in tube and forcbly elected by
means Of powder, and deposited in the dogs head
Just back Of his forcshoulder 3D. Cut the dogs tail of
Just back of his 3d. A dose of strychnine, admin
istcred a little fresh beef. sa5 I, = 5ss1g.
Tin CoxcEnr To-SrcHr The Young Ebony Sax horn
Band will give concert this evening at Odd Fellow
Hail. The band consists of little negro boys, Of
ages varying from six to ten years. novelty in itself
Their performances in tho South and in Baltimore have
elected praise and scl assured that the music
loving portion Of citizens will dock TO hear them TO-
night. SsVyN se'ssaN
i u s,sr ,esi,.s.s ---~---s,ss 81 tsrs a1as1I -sbsg
CosssusAcr. unAcmtaad thatAn satsmpt has besp
made to sxtort money from well khown and estimable
citizen by bringing charge against him which n Of
serious and unpleasant character He refused however,
to scttc the matter" and VII u turn establish his
own Innocence and bring TIE guilty 10 punishmsns -
"A Fnsw ErmcopAG Cwuaoa Is 10 b. oreanisud m the
Second Ward, and & prslimiaAy msctIng Msssrs W.
j. stone, ST.. FcaIs@O Tsyscs, H. KiagmAa, dAesHr
Hughes, Jos. II Potts, Dssh Higgins, s. L. Gcuverner
and A. X. Smith appointed provisional vcstsy
Thomas s. Donchc, csq, w~~ elected treasures I'D s
RIB Iron~ide rsgisauar y'fsa 80 saa - s7ta SV&s
Tns wAra PIrx liza doug Che NORTH slss ii feaa-
sylvauis svsaus estact - yut1as and assv qsaat1rs
q earth and vegetable matter ass ooscng sroand hem
They should Have bsa piled mp the "ressrvasicns
wherc they wcpad hass bsn IN ryadins~ for ssds
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t,, 1856 1851 ~ 1858.
Ent for ooasmp Sl4 $50 6s6 ST. 1856 $50 IS, S37 546
Tnt for warelfg- 3lsl49s s,f6s,l42 2,Ils, 24l
Frpe goods -l----- 1850, 500 955, 428 1858 ISL
Specie and bullion %, los s3s,2ls 524,s57
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i9sss From Detroit ~ arcensed OK N.nkiu, ymos aSd
Meads MILE TO Worthwhile y miles md back six times
Leave Dcro. daily exrcra sunday as1sm;
Arrive n Northvife BY M T se etese@ " sffA
Nostavss daily, sxoepa sunday, II aa ~
Soc Arrive by - f aft 5ga tsae
> kls WISCONSIN, sssssg srfa' ,sesm
Oshkosh by Morris wmneconec
wcyauwcga, New Iondua ard back six tincs
,stcsmboats, darng ths sea~en q navigation, ~ 4 ssu
bidders viii stale distance, and q asryals
Separate prosa, VA " rceved sar ssrvc. r.s dimes
Gr weck bcwssn 0shsnh and wssasssA Asrng sazpsudn
navigation 80 -. ~ = -, y Z. .aalstv
''''' '' S@ss'as q ssa ~ %s ssi . enc. .ss
s &. 1siys \ sst.s. ~ ,ss KS Is
= kes st qsS H ssa o. s, ,, ~
1880 From my Sarsosp Ny y miles and bsc
Lssss 0vsss ny wyasAA.y svsss rI.gga yss.sssssf
s i . !sss sss;y :, g -. 1890 de- 4 ss
Prcposa'~ tor twcs week service nviArd- ~
1870 Eso 20 i'ss saa saak sse
Leave Resssorx xosAsy weass..y, and Friday w us =
ccanccs q Mbosrns Gy with rairos1 train for the E
~ fNsvv Klsssfns Chy E6aAy yedSsAy ~ yraay upen
.rrtvs o. rtsscnd esn fFun ~ kHs, rsrsus wMs Usss
Prcrossis tn sarvAes tuyasi b u nlsSgay
I2i7I From % Andrews BY GaAabs Be cnser, and soassa
rss.s rf %sss~ nv Ss. - "a " e''s s.-
hsta Arrive = f1Hxvns tyT pm; n NJ nu1e ssaelsp9
Icave Iyusvtns aassdsssa ssmaz ios~n1sA saiP slso
Arrive ~ Port Andrew BY
Proposs, should scaled uAAskcx atcpssas sase ~
and addressed the sssar 0t~svsv wk
Ew terms proposal and ccracssc NO rssrsctcns
and the ccS<rs<ss ~ saSc
mcns December 81 1851, p~mph twm all the enci.,
49, so stsss I, IS sasg AARov VI rRowrga
Nay s-is~twssf wtsal 'S~suAsssv 0sAefAi
-a-l-1A1 - AAlLA -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-14
.!sanA aIIg l.tass9nt.
- n sg.s - - 81 Be- tIls

EZ07z97-EE17 q 10 = sllI-9N " l7ls
@eaa8a eenday o1 judy
Pass8a ia aesoaaaace with tbe Isl Section g
Ae N0 81 she Eegslasage of 1855 entitled An
Ae eiaiiAe a aud regulating the Collection q NV
airaai Sas il the ciiy 81 New Orleans
1 biila cam be amicAhly settled 81 The Tree.
siEs ose pFegaas % The i2th day Of August, b
Hhiea tima eg VIII he handel over u The Assistant
Civ asaes for sait
ADAM GIEi7EN Treasurer
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TnE IIELp OF WnIu,-From almost every
contiguous count. We have accounts Of the very
meacrr yie'd Oh the crop of wheat, \ friend in
King George writes: You uay fudge of our wheat
crop when tell You that 80 shocks on Saturday
only thcshed Isl bushels.
\ large producer in the adjoining county Of
Louisa who anticipated yield of6or 900 BUSH
els Of wheat early in the season does not exnect
his crop realize him over 1900 bushels.
These are not isolated cases. The exceptions
are ga the other sid. and they arr few and far tc
tween fredericksburg Hcraid.
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DIED.


on Friday the 9Th instant, vt the residence of
Mr.. Win. NJ. Burwell. in the county of Bedford.
Mrs CATHERINE Srrr1or, relict of the late James
e. S'ep'oc Esp, asel nearly sevcnty-four years..
She had fulfilled faithfully all the duties which
prov idencc had appointed her. and bore with
Christian forituie the protracted and painful i'll
ness which Terminated her existence Though her
place never be filled in the affection of her de-
scendants. aud the regard of her friends she has
heqneathea them the memory and example Of n
life without blame or blemish, and n death snncti
fed by that peace which her sincere faith and
consistent piety could alone have assured her.
Republican requested to copy.
Departed this life on Tuesday evening. at 3 q.
clock. July 9th, ls5s ut the residence Of Gen.
Thomas Rivers. in Fay"ttc CO., W. Tenn. near
Somerville. Mrs. MARY X. BILLIARD, wife OF Thos
billiard, i'll tn" 59th year Of her age. Mrs. d. had
lived in lynchhurg. Va. from ISIS till Scptcm-
Der. ISL, II period Of more than 40 wears Sh,,
was Il memhcr of the VI. T.. Church, in Lynch
.uig. over SO Wears.
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pRorGnr IN KIM GLoR.r.---Extraet of letter
to the Editor from King George county. dated the
Sd inst. -" Wea in The midst Of a drou ght really
distressing: no good rain for to days--pasturcs
withcred and corn twisted and parched." A post
scrip TO the letter written on the 4th saws: Il
fine rain last night hut not enough"
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Orange AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAp--The
through passengers on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad are now taken in Cars mt Alexandria to
the Washington Steamboats,. instead of being
conveyed i'll crowded omniluscs from tho depot to
the wharf rs was formerly necessary.
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Markets..

NV York August 9.-Four highcr--Ohio
Sii Il Sjl southern - IL t" - 70 Wheat
frm-Souihcrn Rod 81 Il to 81 -. Corn heavy
W i,c % to % cts yellow - cts
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Additional from tho Telegraph Cable

TnlN,r, BAY, Aug. o,--1hc Telegraph instru-
ments in state of forwarlncss. The Queen )
and Presidents messages will probably be sent
this week
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w ASl1lVlarON IIOt 81.
CIIIYRNH RTREET IynchhuIs VI

Fk'lI~ Ilnr-e ita,,ed IN im,on'" ,itiiits Il the
mott business part Of the and the "crt,n -
til" quiet ah healthy In the idt 10 strtnecr there
fare. il position 10 particularly desirable,
ruhs ih-r th.ir fr"nd aud the
public e"uraly Tor the lbcr. aonar" thy htN""x
tended II them amt them hat they Wi, cnd"fyor To
merit r.ptttuAutn II their
Anb VIII y, UAG8AUf VI AGON and rORprE$ will
AWAY Lee found at depot and hos, landing the arrival
thu and boats. II and the
IInt.l, CHARGE. SNEAb 4 CLARK.
at
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

OrE>:NG or TUE NoRvELL IIu,sE--Bv invita-
ton Of Mr.. Kennedy. the new proprietor of this
house. we were present Yesterday and sa, down
To a sump,ueus dinner. which was served up in
the most approved style
In common with large number Of our citizens
must express our qualification at the opening of
this fine house and while we do no; intend to he
i,cus towards others we lut venture the opin-
ion that in proportion to the mmada;ion ad,rd-
cl will the yi>it,rs to our city AMI the patronage
Of our public houses be increased. With the tide
of travel now pouring through this city, the Nor
veil House was needed, il At was ever u necessity.
4 polti II of this travel can always be arrested.
for there IRE those who would always stop to view
our city, and rest for day night if assured that
ample accommodation could be secured. With
all our hotels now open, Lynchburg can offer in
ducements 10 travellers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM ri ROPE.
ARRIVAL oFTIIE ARAGo.

NV YORK, Aug 1.-THE steamer Arago arriv-
cd here to-day.
lem Broeck Won tho match race nj Goodwood
with Orlando. against Mimosa
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Nosvr,L IIousE--The N,rvell House opened
yesterday under the most favorable aus pieces. We
were agrceaby reminded of the fact by hand
some testim ,nial Of the skill of Bob Burwell who
presides branch of the establishment. y
nsul alton of friends pronounced the testimonial
to he witnout fault or blcmish. The Norvell is
fully open" for the reception of visitors.
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a'ABEu.I. ROUSE,
MAIN STREET, I,YNCHBUR9, VA

e.. FISHER, flopririor,
TuOIIS HolSk having been thoroughly repaired. And
tarui.,t aJd ~ al ttnn,t fuuiu~. including III
AlA. ltpDM. ~ hN II ieet he'd Tor ihe
Uelit"n II tt,tNri'is aud the Iuh#t ov
Ills tAtr Ill he furnished ia hc host the mark" sN"rh
aud Ia. la with ih. hrs nj = ms A<I iIpi DNs
An ttmu hnt baggage W. Iort"ls viii nlN ht
found III" hInt= tho the and n" al o
Pa ~" boat t" Transport Iasheh, i'r "i rihtg,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-10

YocrHrUL IIERolsM.-A few days since sever
NJ boys were amusing themselves on suspension
bridge, which crosses Little River at Snowville in
Pulaski CO., when little fellow named Dan. Dris-
coll, about years Of age. fell from the bridge into
the water a distance Of twenty feet. The water
was abou; 10 feet deep, and he wcull most GER
talaly have been drowned had not his brother
J,I,, la Of II years, ran across the bridge plum
gcd into the wafer, caught The drow ming boy rs
he Vas sinking and swan to the shore supporting
him with one hand aud swimming with the other
- " ,ntgont.V Herald
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Mr., GrofCe W. Garrett If charlottesville, who
is moi yet wenty-one years old. was stricken on
Saturday week by stroke of paraly ss-his pres
ent condition 10 extremely critical
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SEE advertisement in another column, If the
Baltimore Commercial College. We have heard
this institution spoken of very highly. and have
no doubt that the course of instruction furnished
thereat of vast service tn those who DIES gn en-
tering commercial life. 1t has been too much the
fault with those having charge Of the education
Of the youth OF tho country, To overlook the abso
lutte Importance of a thorough, practical, business
education. without which, some of tie most ac-
complishcd and otherwise learned men Of our
country have demonstrated their unftness to meet
the practical requirements of every day life.
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Bids for tho Government Loan

Bios Tor tho dovernmcGt Loan
WASHINGTON. Aug. Bids for the Ton Mil
lion Loan opeged to-day. \ much larger sum was
bid for than was required. Thora.os f premium
ranged principally from two and three to four por
cent. some rs low as half per cent.
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Further from tho Telegraph Cable

Further from tho Telegraph Cable.
W ESTIMATION, Aug o.=-The Secretary a tho
Navy has received dispatch from Capt. Hudson
confirming tho success Of the cable, and stating
also that tho electricians arc busy preparing the
battery for the reception of the Queens message
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MISCELLAEEOUS
FsSR rocxEr Ann TABLE CCTLERY

Usyt oE HAND a LARGE ASSORTMENT 81 both
y tock.i ard TaL- cutlery. Of Rodgers. Wos'rnhnms
Crook AMI Ma'pus calculated Entlh tI.einfr Ia
hH AMI peasu kuiNcs 81 Pntcd tuiks Of the bst
Amrti an pattrtns IVut, .,ctts u and ~ ilc."s
" .ts = ~ SIMPSON
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So CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner Main and Wall Streets,

Corner Main ana wall SucetS
RICHMOND. VA
,a,II undsrened hav. l.,edhe above Hotel for term
. , I" public "' ne" '"s r""" the Sch %
in ali respects conf able and agreeable t. lis patron.
ie >. t!nls r.iawan JOHN q. Mosnf. JR
I. ECOND SUPPLY OE ~ WuER GOODS.
- Having returned from the Northern cities "here We
a'" Just made our SUNNI" saect"ns g" ad"s chids aud
G,n,s siIos and HATS ana hanismrr si,"s
at i% s a f "I s5 u " AnMIsTE%%
IpAKE AND vAltAnIEI.Aw isOO..-.
IL Howell. Stat rriai- ,". 4. ,n,iti copy ins
j. II. FAY ~. unl,isrIaH
Received the HIGHEST PREMIUM awarded IN 1857 b, the
Amiican let y Ynt, Ma,f Land n.,imn. baltimore.
nni al the Maine conn'e.ie. ulno. and Michigan state
AR the abo, Machine for sal ms the rrsT MAcHINEI
r, IN ,n,n aa % month, h, h' t@. ", nn ~ M
j. "6.!yf wM. l. PAGE
S,As EIxTunE..-we keep constantly, on
Lights Shades, Ac. which VIII ell as low lie
purchased in any other marx" MriR y sfEviNs,
iy lau \" ~ s,rsmor"s st Petersburg Va
NEW CONCERv.-W.., the ""d-r. signed ,hn W.
~ this day associated or-civ's grhc undo ia- i, aud
coNNELL B. uoRD.
forihc pnrpose" d"ai,ng Corn, Mud ool Wool Rolls,
W have a larg. WHEAT, coKS ANp Plaster aII.LI
rster and to Carl col at short motto" aud reasonable
by siri', attention business and de termination Please
hop. to merit shsrr Ut tn. public
y bnr store 10 al tire old stand Of A tDNNEII. oni
Biiig" street. AFriER GpNNELI.
j. ID .rGin JAMES ". HoRD.
E%nEsM SPICES FOR pICKLsNG.-c,ove.
n Nae" Cinnani ",rN ,erd, Tum-rIc, Alison White,
and Long Pepper, v hit Ginger. or sun by
jN"ris VA >TptI' EE \ 60.
Ne" FLOe IA cisatrr Rrtscic, ~ HnCIcls,
~ halt and quarter Sacl. which ny on
oi tn, lovers OF so"i'reai. VI Hut.IIAS d 60
~ 26is
IDAsNTs.-5 600 s.b-. hes, white Zine. 1 900
gals Liserd t'il Spis Inrp.i tine Lnpa sand
Paper, Paint Bru.hc-, Ac viii ia be
l"Jts j II. THOMPSON \ 90. Druggists
NuASGFACTUkED TOBt (GO.-Thr sub-
WI scrb,r atin Is 10 Hing MAAtFhCTI RID IUBAC-
CO In New Y"rk ani prcparod tr nj, On
shipments To his address HENRY LIDLAM.
90. y Broadway. y Y. /
uDRUNES! PkuNEs::-Wc hive hand
ju-t received, consigned 2tcr" prime tiernan Frames
which We will ssil uw LEE, JOHNSON L co. |
ang6ts
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DIR j. II. lss,WNE.R,

E-utGONaOS s!NGCrORlOt s.!-Ghr"shiux
Mall NJ e onrhs" iartna rt",lrs themselves
MIlIiIEMbRf 4 JpSIIS
H.. rrttif" that hhSr 30 WiuI \ Jos
u.s. iIifISUiNu MACHINES can re-, a,nnr trn
til. best machines tul aisn 1uh
th-m ilitt NJ, hin havr been IN
The, ipslnG huaiu,s nrI they
ni'rih' have had been ihe ,hres.
TIT s,Nl VI - PATTERSON
.Nd.
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ss,s~ IN WANT OF MONEY. ass

VuNllf thur for settling Inv ing come, respectfully
Request those i'ivht, Ia AID ai saiit
tht ne,"uh- and those having claims al plcase
present u IN Tor payment isl. RndhR, all aid
to- us Mt Ito rSIiatlu i, niis i, and
lot July VT wish Il" do stri.,l, six months asiuess
q Tn Sc In the oounir, owing piras, nd this
request ait II rsrcrdnsy ln.on, cncut fer them
L, aud ali aud settle and murh hlir-
~ 2pt. ! MATlUIAS Il co
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the two States, met in this place during the present
week organised and completed their arran eements
They will commence their dulie, AT Bristol on the
Goth inst.-AbinSdon Iirginia".
SOME SNAKE.--On Thursday Of last week, Mr.
David Kingsoliycr who lives on the lower end Of
the Halls Bottom plantation, seven miles West
Of Abingdon. killed a Ratte-snakc in the road
near his house, that measured & feet 3 inches in
length, inches in circumference, with IS Iattles.
III
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DROWN AND BLEACnED Anne9oA0as
nearly yds wide; large ssPplx Aap = y ~ -
by Iit Sept liz isisl JOHN PU2yD. AAA.a~
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is value at Sl.0s0.

DEATHs.-Mrs. Jane Dawson died at her res
ifience. near the Rock Spring. in Nels n county
on Thursday. the 10Th ult., in the ?9tn year Of
her age,
Capt Jno Harris, of Nelson county. died at his
residence on the 9th uit.. AT very advanced
arc charlottesville Adrocnte
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-10

uA trr lis date viii sell ihe rtg beat arjsaaf Ro
- Ne OH. At !. peg
gallon "iifh th,np aa "a bought N V,rrsGutgor
Hirlmuend
Ave also OF hand lairr to- u the s&EROaENE
T. Awf al NuiNls ,t,,- VIM y ID, SILT ,hvap 10y
TIE tontl t riHo eat.ea nj tn shfap
'st aud m"s i"pun n. Ut dt'1 l,g .qunl 10
a. a. NJ = cat ut hti ft'hl - f,af
Hu, J.u,a2N NSnitW HOY
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NEW Fu.Oe IA rhrirc RrIscir, ~ Hnrrcls.
halt and quaer SCH. II Which livi' ~"
oi tn. lovers OF so"i'reaL VI HutiIAS d 60
la
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15
ORDINANCE NO. Is.

ReEatfag 70 tie Exhibition Of ShoIos and >A0E"eH-
The Common Coun OF the City Of Mineral Point DO
ordain follows:
src / That it shall be lawful for any person or
re.ors 10 exhibit public view tor gam wtihih iEe
CORPORATE limits of said city animal or animals way
or other figures painting. flats of circus iolne t"S
or wire dancing, slight Of hand or any iea ie-ii OF
,,a~a entertainments except such hereinafter
declared TO lawful. without first having obtained
f;rse therefor If person persons shall offend
-gainst auv proTrio Of Ibis Ord Nance he or
tv shall upon conviction thereof, be subject TO PEN
alts OF not more than thirty Collars,
IN addition the amount prescribed tor Incense og"t-
r vi ia he Of prosecution and shall stand com
1it-ea L. the jail Of Iowa county astii the
-,rta i Maid or lie i otherwise discharged by law
Sc The rates licenses for said purposes are fixed
~ the following sums, he paid to TIE Treasurer or
chief Of Police . said city, To Wit
Per each separate distinct time 81 exhibiting
,,gefie circus caravan, hppedrotle, ten doIIars
For each separate and distinct theatrical performance
three dollars. -..
For sc sera.ate and distinct exhibition OF pan0ra-
ma museum concert other show two collars for the
m exhititIon and dollar foE each subsequent eA-
Sc 5 II shan b. lawful any person persons To
ernc 81 music II eclusiseIy said objects, with
JOHN CLOWNEY, Mayor.
Attest: WILLIAM T. HENET, Clerk
/ William T. Henry, Clerk OF the City Of Mineral Point,
do hereby certify above and foregoing Ordinance
va passed b. the Common Council of aid city, on the
ain lay June, ISIS al tbs Aldermen icing present
au1 voting fOE The same
IN L.
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DTE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE!

Tie Original and Best u the Horidt
All Others are mere limitations, AID should be Oded
If you wish 60 escape ridicuIe.
GRAY, RED, OR Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without the least
injury o Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been award
ed VIM A. Bachelor since 1899, and 10000 ap-
plications been made the Hair OF his patrons of
his famous Dye.
WM \. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
be distinguished from nature, ami is WARRANTED
injure in the least however long il may be
tinued i'll effect Bad Dyes renedied the Hair
invi gorated for life by this splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied lin private rooL-sJ at the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway. y. y.
Sold in all cities and Of the United States BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
= The Genuine has the and address upon 4
steel Plate engraving four sides OF each Box of
WILLIAM 4. BACHELOR,
2ir1y - Broadway, New York.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-15

frst day Of October of and The eecepsnt or
Of such shall he held respoEs.f- if sS
Iect o aiafe remove the same
Ssc D. Section humber three OF Ordinance nuTnoer
9TH, 1851. Is hereby amended 70 Ina
the same shall read Sections numbers two three ana
number fourteen instead OF SecfioBs
rs enc three and Of chapter three of General
,.aa f q Ordinances. passed April - 800
- ,9,fv asre is not known, the Mayor or any OF the
.-nr, Of said CITY may direct the Chief OF Police to
,v. ar ,Iat. any such nuisance IN urinary man
,r n The expense the city, PrcFldet mat II the
rrty liable j. shall become knoNi ne OF she his
Il sfere,I to the OF such removal or a'eIasnt
10 addition to the penalties hereinbeiore PI%N
Arrest. WILLIAM T. Henry, Clerk,
win, am r Henry CLERK the City OF Mineral Point,
-, r~rfff that the above and foregoing ordinance
ss passed rs the Common oouneiI % saiu cit! on @
ai-'- fV'4-'s 80 WILLIAM T. HENRY, Clerk