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AFFRAV.-An affray occurred in Norfolk on sat
urday, between two butchers named n. d. Lee and
George Searles, i'll which tho latter severely
injured by blows inflicted on the head with Il
cleayer,
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NOTICE.-Those persons who are desi-
" rous of participating in the Supper to be given
at Reds Hotel on 9Th street on W WEDNESDAY EVE
MING the Sd instant. at O'Clock, in commemoration
of the success of the British arms in India. in the
cause Of civilization are requested to cali immedi
ately on the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements and pro-
cure tickets. BY order of the Chairman.
JAS. MCRWES, SccY Y.
COMMITTEE.-D. II. BridgfOrd, W. J. BarthOlo-
new Geo. Bell, VIM. Bowden. fe2-2ts
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THE LECOMpTON CONSTITUTION

WASHINGTON, Feb. IAN extraordinary session
of the Cabinet WAS held to-day on the Lecomptor
Constitution. but the result has not been made
public, 1t liz expected that the President viii
send in his message on the subject tomorrow
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DREADFUL MURDER IN MARrEs Co., Move learn
by private letter from the spot, says the ST.
Louis Evening News that a most cruel murder
was committed near Pay Down, Maries county, in
this State. The victim was Mrs. johnson, wife OF
W. ii. johnson, Representative in the State Legis-
latare, from Maries; and the murderer was her
step son, Andrew johnson. son Of w. III. johnson
by former marriage. The murderer shot his
stepmother through the breast with pistol. kilt
Ing her on the spot. He was arrested and has
made confession. Mrs. johnson was a native Of
Kentucky, and was of esq Unable parentage.
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ARREST OF A MAIL ROBBER.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. John Miller, baggage
master on the Providence Railway, has been ar
rested for robbing the mails. He Acknowledges
the crime.
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sehr VIM Colautt Frank, for Norfolk ana hlcn-
mond and schr George franklin. Tyler, ior fe'ers'
burg cleared at Baltimore 3ist uit, ,, -,
Halifax I'D ult. IL, n
Barque Galleeo, washburu from London, via PER,
nambuco. arrived at Cailao "a utiho anu
9TH ,,,, 60 nj Ia
Barque Elf, Percival, from Richmond Tor lilo lie
Janero, was spoken Dec 18th, lat ~ ion. =. a..
The Henry Harbeck from Cardiff for Alexandra,
Va. has been towed round from Queenstown to LlF-
erpool for repairs.
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STORIES BY DICKgSs.-We are indebted to Mr. G.
NJ. West for a copy of the story entitled "The Two
Apprentices" by Charles Dickens also, in the same
little volume 'The Wife's Story" This is one of
the series of cheap publications. from the press of
L. Is, Peterson.
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AccIDENT.-On Monday evening week, an inter
estng little boy, about years old, the son of the
Rev. VIM II. Boykin, of Suffolk, Va, was amusing
himself by climbing on buggy which unfnrtu.
nately fell over and crushed him to the ground
Though considerably injured hopes were enter
tnined of his racOYerY.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRISH.
d Ro,bmsn. W Depriest, L L Newton, Jos Henry
Forney. 7 Tennis, Walton pps assi, WIN VIM
cb;id I, NJ Kneyitt. Henderson J Hill, W
walker. &C Carpenter. 4 Bea'lslee, Col J L
Whits. w Moore. W P Williamson. Mantone,
Miss ! HiIlman, NJ Hess and daughter, W Mead.
Mr. Serrell, VI White. Davis, lily Clarke. Mrs
Hessell. Miss NJ Feagsn, 5 Carney. Fowler aud Il
in Storage.
Also, from Norfolk
j nj Fulton. Parker, DR. X + Mason. Judge
Clopton, j Winslow. W II Carr. d i Dyer and ser.
want, Roach. III Whitehurst, I Chopper, p
0keete.
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ZEE RAILWAY AND TkIRoRApH IN JAPAN.--When
shs Americans were In Japan, they pre-, ented the
EnssrcS with models Of. q railway, and with 9
small slsctric telegraph. recent letter from that
country says His Majesty was greatly pleased
~ith both. and had the latter ixsd up in his pal
Ac< hs Aesougbiy understands it, and aptreci
sess It, importance. He has ordered that line
a telegraph shall ts constructed from Jsddo, his
capital, 70 anods, where Prtses uaysshi is to re-
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A DEFAULTER ABsCoNDEI

BANK RESUMPTION IN PiTTSBURG.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, Feb. 1.-The banks OF this city
resumed specie payment to-day.
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We again remind our citizens OF the puo,,o '"eet
iue called Tor this evening. BY the Mayor 70 con-
s,dss what measures are proper for the comfort OF
,hs xfsa,ars "a the city on the ed inst.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
For. Of Richmond, 10. High Water "a o.

Port Of Richmond, Ft5. High Ha@r "a 0eF''
ARRIVED,
Steamer jamestown. Parrish. New hofA' "aSc
and passengers, Ludlam Watson. II. I,d.
Steamer Belyidere, Keene. Baltimore ino5e' L'u'
lam q Watson. -, a wo,
schr Geo Scott, Mitchell Baltimore, pig iroh'
schr North Point, Swami, New York, salt, Ed
mond, Davenport Go, -, ,,, and
Schr Jas steele, Bailey. Norfolk. bale cotton anu
scrsp Iron.
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HHsteam Portraits at IS cents by the celebrated
Tyler Co the pioneers of the art Five hundred
to 1000 Lkenesses taken daily at tn, great depot 39
Main street
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CONNECTION. The news from Mexico, published
yesterday. was headed ''Tbe City BombArdsd and
In Arms" As We copied IL literally from the Plea
yune II should have read "Ths City BaTrea-
dedakc
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HEARD PRoM.-Information has been recei.ed at
the office of the Colonization Society, that the CO.
Ionization packet ship Mary Caroline Stevens,
Capt. Heaps, which left Hampton Roads on the
Shoals, about two days sail from Monrovia, on the
10th December, then only 81 days out. All on
board the ship were WELL
NAvAL-Purser Edward c. Doran has been or
dered TO the steam frigate Colorado at the Gosport
navy yard.
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HARTFORD. CoNN Feb. John W. Seymour,
Secretary of the Hartford Sa-ings Association, has
absconded. lie is defaulter to the amount OF
800 900.
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Tnr AfrEmprrp AssassssarIsx or NApoLres.-Pa-
pers BY tue Canada state that during the recent
attempt upon HIS life. Louis Napolsons face was
slightly scratched BY fragmentsof glass. W nsaI
Ing % the event which had taken place their ius-
perisi IIighnass Jerome Napoleon aud tho prince
Napoleon, the Princess Mathilde, as we'll as Prince
Murat the ministers, several marshals anu great
functt,naries, the members of the diplomatic 90
dy, and the projects of the Seine and foiice, mo
procureur general Of the court ct PARIS, anu 'n'
procureur Imperial attended their malesues.
The Emperor IL Il certain, had had no previous
intimation Whatever that an attempt was TO DC
made on HE life. or he never wouid have gone ou'
among crowds of people 30 frequently ana ca.s
lessly as had been his recent naoit oh ,ne p";,
instant he drove In open carriage to the bois
de Boulogne. donned a fine pair oil skates, anu
mingled with the multitude flying on the exten,
sive lake and canal. On the day before ne nunseo
Justify la the forest Of Fontainoiean, ana a,e ,
wards was abroad along the outer pouiesaro Ia his
Americana with two horses.
There 10 but one feeling In England, II is saiu,
In respect to the present attempt on the bhpeIo.
ife-a feeling Of satisfaction st his escape, MIN
gled with sbhorrence OF the cowardiy anu oiooa'
thirsty device adopted by the assasslns.
TIE Murrsr on BOARD TIE KATE HoorER.-The
Boston papers furnish no particulars OF this affair
The Avertiser says
"a letter received in this city from Captain Ryan,
Of ship Lyon, from Hong Kong for Calao, dated
AUtter ".
of baltimore, Capt jackson, from Macan, Oct 10,
for Havana with collies wasat Apjier Nov y, wait
ing men from batavia, The coolies had putinied
and got poss sssion of the between decks, set the
ship on IRE three times, and before they could be
subdued the officers shot fifty Of nen The mas
ter was confined to his bed by sickness at the
time
We learn that letters have been received In this
CITY which give some accounts OF the motlny on
board the Kate Hooper. differing with the forego
ing only in the fact that the nHmber OF eollies sho
was but Ave instead ofifty.-BaH. Amer.
FIRE IN WAsBrSGroN-A fire occurred at a late
hour Saturday night in the 5th ward OF Washing
ton CITY, by which five houses were completely de
stroyed and sixth much injured The property
consisted of the drug store and dwelling occupied
by Mr. c. Hines, 81 900 insurance on the buiidiDg
owned by Mr.. G. Johnston, contents uninsured
Frame the dwelling and property of Mr. y" aters
uninsured; Mr.. Books two houses, frame ana
brick Mr. Samuel Duyalrs dwelling, insured g.,
500 but not enough cover his loss Besides these
the residence of Mr.. David Hines was considera
bly, injured.
TB Peterson, Esq, the Philadelphia book pub
Usher WAS thrown from his carriage few days
since, while driving a pair OF spirited horses
and had his collar bone broken. de is doing We'll
There were l01 deaths in Philadelphia last week,
4 ri In Maj
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~ AMBRorYPEsin cases IS cents beautifully col
ored, the same those charged $50 for at other
firstclass galleries. Largest concern in the coun-
try, at 1879 Main street Tyler 4 Co, Artists.
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ncNorIcE. The places Of Lecturer
on 0bstctrics and 90 Matsra Mslcs, IN the FUN.
yusr Course 81 the Medical College OF virginia have
been aostcd BIZ tAs fesIs nation Of their for IN &C
cnpan,s An election TO i'll these vacancies VIII De
held on the 9Th inst. Apple ttions for either post
will please hand their names to -,
fe2-sts A. Il. PETICOLAs, NJ. d.. sscy.
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IL PREsIpExs TyLER 10 ssId to be lying very III
q his Fssidsnes, Sherwood Forest" Charles City
aosrty. He hss bssn suffering for several weeks
pase With Q severe chronic attack.
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FSTRAY PIGS.-Came to Bankstown
n Farm. in the rear Of Hollywood Cemetery. ON
Tuesday, 18th January. two small PIGS. The owner
charges ). DklNAkD.
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esslSoa ELEcTEp.-The Lesislstare Of love- have
elected Ex-Governor Grimes TO represent that state
- the senate Of the usited States.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERrRIcArE-The undersigned
sworn commissioners TO snperintend the drawing of
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY do here,
by certify that the above in an accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by this
day at Augusta, Ga.
Y. 9. BARRIER, sxorn co,,,,,.
l.. p. DUGAS, sworn Sonf rs.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day, Jan.
nary 30th, 1883. LEWIS LEVY, J. p
ExPLASArIos.-The left hand row Ia each the above
columns contain the Numbers wi ich were drawn
from the wheel The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number Is entitled To.
All Tickets where the Number ends in are enti-
tied To $50 in addition 10 any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle ID 10. HALF Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates of Packages are entitled 10 all they
draw over the $50 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths la proportion.
The principal Prizes In this scheme were sold In
the following places. viz: No. 3l4ii, 10000 one
half New York city. one half not sold; No. s9sis.
25000 Danville, Va, and Seguin. Texas; No. 5 2S2
iaOD, Springfield Tenn; NO ioasl eeoe. Wick ssurg
Miss No. ai2, 5,00d Savannah, Ga; No. 2it53 1880
No. 39T73. 1850, New Orleans. La.
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MARRIED,

On the 3st of January, at st Peters Cathedral
by the Right Rev Bishop McGil, Mr. MICHELLE
LUrEkZZO to Miss MARIA G6AZlA SAN PHI
IIpPD
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AQRNoY IN NORFoLK.

w. = FOSTER. Rso. b the Agent for the pAIl
DusAson 10 Norfolk. the circahtsoa Of the psps'
thsse haxing incrsAsed TO an extent defnanana pe
sonal a&ssntioa 70 Ia distribution the coiee" W
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, Feb. LIST, 1858.


Bills ReTorted-To incorporate the Xix and
Claypole turnpike company: to increase the capt
tai stock of the Fish Creek road company; to make
the investments of the Commonwealth more pro-
ductive by enforcing the payment OF Interest and
sinking fund on loans to internal improvement
companies of dividends on preferred stock, and OF
the interest on the bonds Of such companies guar
anteed by the State to repeal the I'd, Sd and 4th
sections of chapter 107 of the Code; 70 amend and
reenact the 4th section of chapter 103 of the Code
Adverse ReportS.-Reports were also presented
adverse to sundry propositions, OF abolishing
the Board of Public Works; of reducing the per
diem of justices Of the peace; of Increasing the
fees OF the ailor of Norfolk Of revising the forms
of the poll books: of re'arrangng the representa-
ton of Lee and Scott counties; Of legislating on
the subjects of the report of the President of the
Colonization Society; of allowing certain forfeited
commissions to William +. Walker, sheriff of the
county of Charles City. The above mentioned re-
ports were severaly read, and agreed to.
Flour Iaspecfi0ns.-A report from the Committee
of Agriculture and Manufactures, adverse to sun
dry propositions respecting the inspection OF hour,
was, on motion of Mr.. FOREMAN, laid upon the
table.
Snats Bill Pdssed-A bill from the Senate au.
thorizing the payment of interest to the Office Of
discount and deposite of the Bank of the Valley,
at Romney, on certain treasury notes held by it,
after maturity, was taken up and passed-yeas
1l2
Free Negroes The House resumed the con sidera
tion of the bill for the relief of the Com nionweaith
from the negro population.
Mr.. GnMER obtained the floor, and addressed the
House in opposition to the general features of the
bill.
Mr.. HowERToN replied to the argument of Mr.
GlMER, and advocated the passage of the bill.
Tie vote was then taken on an amendment of
fered by Mr.. Dickinson. of Prince Edward county.
proposing TO exempt free negroes over the age of
torty-five years. etc, from the operation of the
law. This proposition was rejected. whereupon,
On motion of Mr. DAVIS, the House adjourned
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T Il. Peterson, Esq, the Philadeiphia DooX pun
Usher was thrown from his carriage few days
since, while driving a pair of spirited horses,
and had his collar bone broken He is doing we'll.
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NOTICE-All persons having claims against me,
will please leave the accounts at my old place; and
all persons owing me- can settle their accounts with
my succ ,ssor, my books will remain with him for
some time. y Nj ZACHRISS0N.
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N.Y. DUDLEY & Co.. Importers and
~, Daainrs !, Choice wiNEs, Pine BRAN
DIES, Old WuisKEYs and CIGARS, No ~ NAN
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By the Code Of Virginia OF 1S4a, page ass, sec
ton 10, IL IL enacted "That no Treasury Land
Warrant thereafter issued, shalt be assignabe but
BY sarftsn d&ignment on the bach Of such warrant,
dtt<sted by fvo teitassses." Surveyors, In
admitting locations, are requested to attend to
this.
We are not surprised to hear the Governor say,
that the grossest frauds have been practiced under
this abominable system, and that number OF
warrants have been sold to ignorant persons In
the Northern States, at from 50 to 100 cents per
sore. II opens the door to an indefinite amount
Of rascality and imposition, and the sooner the
Legislature pays some attention to 1t, the better
for the credit OF the State. If private individual
should sell, the State does, warrants for lands
which he don't possess, he would be sent to the
yeniteatiary. The Governor recommends that In
future no more land warrants shall be issued, un-
I'll surveys DO made OF the waste and unapproprsr
ted laSds, If any, aud until returns be made OF the
places where they lie, ani of the number Of acres,
and that they are subject to private entry strin-
gent laws ought to be passed in favor of bona fde
actual settlers.
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From the WASHINGTON I'd. ca Star.

There were l01 deaths in Philadelphia last week
and 454 In New York.
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FOR HIRE-One young Man, strong
l. aud healthy, and Of good character said to be a
first rate farm hand; also a young Woman, with
one child, said to be good house servant, washer
aud ironer. These servants have Just come in.
FOR RENT-A house and lot, suitable for IA small
family about one mile out of the city, GU the Rich
moLd and Fredericksburg railroad.
TH0S J BAdBY, General Agent,
No Wall st, between Main aad Franklin.
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sTA STEAMER BELVIDERE,
49, aE=-ssFOR BALTIMORE-Freight receiv-
ed to-day, MONDAY, at IL O'clock and up 10 the
hour of O'Clock P. NJ, TUESDAY, unless sufii.
cheney be received prior to that hour
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Shippers are requested to send In the names of
their consignees early WEDNESDAY MORNING.
or their shipments will be consigned TO order
fe Pit LUDLAM AZ WATSON
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n6E- BuRNrNa FLuIp. "A 30. I article.

Price Is cents CAsH. per galIon. -,
John w. GARLICK. Druggist and
e. o Innfhscary Market Place, FraehIin 81.
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I.ud warrants.

Among Che many valuable recommendations In
.h. i.to message of Gov Wise, that which apper-
taI.. 10 land warrants dsssrvss especial consiSe-
ration The policy Of Virginia upon this subject
IL really shameful, aud, We sure, would not
fsr one momsut, DO persisted In, II the Legislature
would give itself time 70 look at the subject Gov.
Wise says hs doubts whether there are onstsnth
Of the number Of waste and unsppropriated acres,
now subject to location, survey and entry, for
which land warrants are continually issued. This
IL no fault Of the register, who has no discretion
90 the subject. II, says Gov. wise the party will
pay two cents an acre and the fees, and swear to
IN What most instances he cannot know, he may
take out warrant. have a survey and location and
entry and then patens, subject to better title,
but With chance Of confirmation of his title by
time and payment Of taxesls
Here 10 Land ofice Warrant, a. We copy It
from printed form, now before US
sLand Once Treasury Warrant. No. -
10 the Principal Surveyor Of any County within
the Commonwealth Of Virginia:
This shall be your warrant to survsy
and lay od In one or moro surveys, for -, (name
Of party.) his heirs and assigns the quality of -
scres Of land, due unto said -, In consideration
Of the sum Of -. current money Of Virginia,
paid into the public treasury of this Common
wealth: the payment whereof hath been duly GER
tilted by the Auditor OF public accounts, and his
certificate received into the Land Office.
Given under my hand and seal Of the said Office.
this -- day Of -, 10,
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THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT MIR

II HIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT Mr.
Il GEO. NJ WEST, of Richmond Va. is the ExcLu-
sIvE AGENT for the sale of RANDALL'S JEFFERSON.
in the County of Henrco, State OF Virginia and no
other person will be allowed to tree pass upon such
territory without forfeiture of all right to sell the
same. their part. Said Book is not for sale and
will not be sold in book stores, but only by AUTHOR
lied AGENTS. who requested to notify Us of any
infring cement OF their rights
DERBY & JACKSON,
Sole Publishers,
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Ga-I To The LUV EKS UF THE
S-aCHASE AND SP0RTSMEN GENERAL
M he mammoth Fox Chase of the season. wi b
one hundred and forty dogs, drawn from the beat
trained packs" Of fox hounds in Eastern Virginia.
aud huntsmen 'accordn." with fox already
spotted for the OCCASION will come off at the Old
Church Hotel. Hanover county, on THURSDAY,
the 4th inst. and with its musical roar, will wake
the echoes OF the forest. when and where" those
fond Of this characteristic sport of the cavaliers of
the Old Dominion Chose corner-stones of American
statesInaiship) viii have rare opportu atty of in
suging in its heathful pleasures. Our worthy
host OF the hotel with his accustomed liberaty and
tact VIII dispense the de,icaces Of the season In
sumptuous dinner, and in the evening an oyster
supper Of "the blue York's' best bivalyss.
The pentup city buck who has been eyapora-
ting under the crisis" will de well TO come and
participate in the sport, and regain his lost sub
stance. The occasion will doubtless be grand raj.
OF fun rolie. and all the gories of the chase. So
Glitch il, everybody.
IL 2-it* ROoTS
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COLLECTORS NOTICE. shall visit
~ Charlottesville aud Staunton, Lynchburg and
Salem, in few days and will attend to any BUSl-
NESS In that direction RICHARD HILL.
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T HAVE THIS DAY associated with me.
in the COMMISSION BUSINESS, my nephew,
MANN PAGE The business Will be conducted in
future under the style and firm of RANDOLPH d
PAGE. D COPELAND RANDOLPH.
fe 2-2aW2WA
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QQSENDALE CEMENT-Rosendale &C.
ment, fresh made and IN order for sale by
fe2-A EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 CO.
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SUBSCRIBERS to the PORTRAIT OF
~ BISHOP MEADE can obtain their copies by cali
ing at the book store Of
JAMES wooDHOUsE 4 co.
Who have copies also for sala "a az
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a~A CAnD.-At the request OF many
os.Lsw respectfully ask meeting OF the citizens
ens,aliy at the City Hall. On TUESDAY next. the
81 inst at 71s o'clock. p. III to adopt sach 8
NJ thew may deem proper in reiersnee 70 tis NnhH
n R'RshTifSS OF TILE 2zD OF FEBRUARY.
on r. 81 ~ JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
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Thousands of testimonials from the United States
and also from Royalty, Nobility, and medical men
from Europe can lie seen at the Doctors Consulting
Rooms Nos. 72 and 49, American Hotel, FOK A
FEW DAYS ONLY. fsl-Ims
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ofiCE--To any person desiring to 20
- =. into the drug business. would ask attention
n the LOCK OF Fischer Grooming, 2i4 Broad street.
hfea ior safe by me, as Trustee. The lease Of the
louise and stock viii DO dspossd Of ON sccommoia-
WMr WATSON,
N2-iw TrusteS
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From DR. $ " LGlldis. Physician 10 tie Gin Water
Cure Institute at ffliJ0dsir,tta
DIR Scbosser has extracted, without pain or sore
ness eight very painful corns in a few minutes /
would advice my friends and the public generally 10
go to Mr. Schlosser and have themselves relieved of
these toe tormentors. SM LANDIs M ID
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SWORDS 4 THAW, lis Broad street.
~ 5000 worth of Dress Silks OF Is per cent below
"a