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PROPOSALS FOR LITHoeRAPaY-
OFFICE surERrSTENDnSr PUBLIC psIsrr,

UfFIcE SUPERINTENDENT Pueblo PRINTINo
WASHING TON, August Is, lsss
Sealed proposals will be received az this ofce m
III Mo7td1y, TIE Sth IHStnat at 70 O'clock Ut for
printing tOm transfers SIX Thousand nine kundred
ard thirty copI-s OF each Of SIXTY (more or Iass
qusrto pages of Botanical lLustrsl IONS, 10 acoom
Boundary Survey. Ten Of these IIlustrstlons are
engraved on copper and the residue on stone Bid
oets Will state the pres per hundred pages for
trahsierrlng and prIn Ibg. lncludiag thu cost Of
taas portanon Of the copper plates from this @ ty
ara pack; the stones will be de iysred TO the sue
ceSstui bidder Tree of When prl ted these
Illustrations are To be delivered at suoh places In this
city as nav be directed free Of charge The pspeT
required Tor printing will Re furnish ned Ivy this oYcA
bond aud security wall be required Tor the faithful
execution efthe work.
Proposals must he addressed 90 the undermined
and endorsed Proposals for Lithography"
GEO. w. BOWMAN,
au ~ cost Snnernfendent
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N s ULR " C E.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL WHO HAVE

Lives OR PRoPERTYY TO Tf INSURE. r. Il
| The subscriber tenders his grateful acknowledg-
fayors aud Ibsraity to him as a LIF and FIRE In
stBANcE AesNT daring the past four or FIVE years:
District Of iRe pston rns G aGa
them that he intends to lie faithful to their
So@ and wfS he sna
nediats attention OF ALL who have policies in the
e essd 70 the Sas
POTOMAC N. SE !SssSSEEAAS&sEk fbe 5. S! OF
III scfiesas DI p &c, 81 E"nfrs,a ISL
DIsctSf, .- MsTbYly Robert Read, J. nTme;
En1ish K A. MIett tStss nSwIa
Todd and 9SSa Fuidy %.sin y9nn siSn VIM b.
us. w. JOHN MARBuRY. President
mos HUNT. Agent, washington, D. C.,
oos HsF Gin P pas' BILL
8es1So So ~ strsss. near Odd FslIevs t Hat,
Warrington, u. Q. ,,.-.
Eosse: S paia eran % @meaA'e'. .u s.
TN 7ACARD. -HIE 81
He undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public that in addition to his Copperplate
% a. the ssefs:t ess and
II ths hl n syls 81 art, all kind Of LlrHO
The Lthographic department OF the business of
the under gned WILDE under the immedlate direc
sELMAR sIEBERT,
|
f. sTRhkT BOWLING SALOON. $50
II d5 II street, bettcssn l2tt and I3th streets.
The undersigned would respectfully announce to
the oit,zens and those temporarily re- I. n =.
siding IN washington, that the above 1fJgTJ :
wei Known and populaI establishment NbpSof
d asa ssI having II BEEN sos: sss acs brief .rm
ia r. sas Of spa,.ns ns as.s
To gentlemen in quest OF healthful recreation,
SUFFICIENT Inducements offered. a. the strictcst
order and deeorum vail be preserved. - -
The proprietor begs leave to return his thanks TO
the public for having 80 literally sustained him
herstofOre, and socits continnanee OF their pat-
'u an ssssv ..s-- - ~zsS1 y.r.MARR.
I. ApIEs' nRAiDs; rLAlTS, GIRLS, HAisF
IJARPER's MAGAZINE for septsm b.r lust
IA received at TAYLOR q MAUKY's.E |
an " !. IL ~ 80 Penn- avenue,
NEW STOCK OF M UsICAL INSTRUMENTS
~ at ELLIS MUSIC Store. aqto
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BY A GREEN. AuctIopeer
EOUR HANnSOME RIfII nINE n nr,,

X
~ OHto AVENUE AT AuCTIoN.-On TUESDAY,
tic titn instant. sha sell, front of the premises
AZ oc oek p. m, four handsome and desIrsb q
bultdng lots, beng part of the subdivision OF
6l:Insl Lot l, IN Square No.257, and Designated as
Lots b. ID. + aud h. Each lot has BEAUTIFUL front
on Dino avenue, and runs back to an alley betW
lisa and I4th streets west
Inc attention of persons wishing TO purchase
building lots IN this quite healthy and Improving
section OF the city caed to the above sale as the
properly will positively be sold.
Terms One fourth cash balance in g. L. and IL
deed oftrust. " "
TitleJndisputable.
au lid GREEN Ano..
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE,

have tals day associated with me, in the WAX
Taper ara pholstery business Mr.. l.. J. RorBnoc
Tie bNsIness will hereafter be oopdu op6 A1der lie
west CO ner OF 9Lh and ID sts, ~ wv
The patronare which has for so Ions . neriod hse,,
hrm. 81 y Ea sNRTerNne ""
Washington, July q, 1859. - % ~,
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BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer

MhkSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ q
" herl facias, issued from the Clerks Once q
inc Circuit Court of the District OF COLUMBIA r. !,
shall expose TO public sale, for CASH, in front of Ii
auction Room Of A.; Green. corner of 9TH and }
Sleets, on THURSDAY, the I'd of September.
1883, at 10 o'clock a. M. the following nescrhsj
spnds s94 CHARLES to wit; Dbl. Of pure Vinegar
Dds, OF Old hsky, and casks of su perior FreDc
brandy, seized and levied upon as the : oods and
onattes OF Jonas z. Levy. and viii be sold to sat
lsy 9uolclss no u TO October term, 1918, IN favor
OF howell d StrlblIng, VS.. Jonas y. Levy.
w.SELDEN, Marshal
au I7-dtG for the District ofC olu,nh.
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pa; ~ ny s nne " Iospecuuuy soncIteo.
], S.tf N0ul' "Ol" D. ln iH q IsMARnIp

A RE YOU lNSURED!-The Washington r.
hsurance Company (Capitsl s20o,0oo, witt irk,
v,dHaI liability of all stockaoids,sl insu-es al
Classes Of property plrectors5H Taylor, 8 bacon.
=. Hsi,ssy. w o M1sI s,d NJ "; Ca 4 Bes J:
Pa. avenue and 10Th street
GRAFTON d. sikNs so II ssc se R. P,ss
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THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON IA
\ GIBBS'S VEGETABLE BALSAM perform
ing Almost mlrooles IN covering MP Bald Heads and
curing ali Soslp Dseas~s- ie AIM
I AIDES HAIR WORK REPAIRED, or taken
Ia In exchange, at GIBBS Wig, Brad and Curl
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF a writ of
IVA Ierl Faclas. issued from the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columhia for
the County of Washington, and to me directed, /
sha expose to public sale, for cash. in front of the
the Sd OF September next, 1853, at u clock m tne
following described property, to w.t.: All defsEd-
ant right ttle claim, and interest in and TO Lot
no. IN Square No. 84, in The city of WASHINGTON
I'D T. Qgethsr with all ami singular the Improve,
mepts thereon, seized aud LEVIED upon as the prop
erty OF WIN. III. FanuIng, and will be sold TO satisfy
JUDICIAL o. l90 to October term, 1858. in favor of
John b. Morgan,
w. SELDEN, Marshal
au Its for the District of Columbia
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Baftinsrs uarksss

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-Flour is higher Ohm.
super. IS U.s. City Mills IS 25a5 50
w heat Is nrm red, 81 30zl2s; white, 81 ass
Corn Is steady, white, 74asOc.; yellow ss,ssc
WHISKY Is dull and nominal, 2ss2s5
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The WATER PIPEs.-Last night quite mum.
Der OF persons Were attracted to the avenue be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, where a number
OF workmen were employed by torchlight In pre-.
paIing 70 lay the main pipes past the large drain
under the avenue at that point This d1ain IVA,
originally ravine, extending from the northern
part Of the city to Tiber Creek, and its deptb
renders IL necessary for the cutting Of a deer
trench to lay the water Mains = Nf
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MAHSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of 2writs
OF her iacias issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
County OF Washington, and to me directed, i shall
expose TO public sale, for CASH, in front Of the
Sl day Of September 1885, at II O'Clock M the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: All defendants
right, ttle claim, and interest in and to Lots Nos
AND = ~ Drugs subdivision of Square No. 2O9,
In the city OF Washington, ID. C., together with all
ana siDgular tho improvements thereon, ssized and
levied upon as the property Of John III. Drury, and
Viii ne sold to satisfy Iudicias No. 29S and ga TO
october term 1853, favor of Geo. r.. and l.. Sang
ston. w. SELDEN MarshsI
au I1-dts for the Dlstrictof Colin hi.
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pLAsTERER,s AIR

We have effected ARRANGEMENTS which will enshls
us 70 furnish Plssterers HAIR Cin qusntiies OF 100
bushels. At following rates: % '
Best NO. ,stlsA cents per bushel
no. 2. at Is cents per busheJ,
No. ,. at Il cents per busbsl
ELVANS a. THOMPSON
SIgn Of the Red Wheel
au 9-eOsw SO Pa between and tOth
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LIST OF LETTERS -
AsEM AIMING In the Poet oiics. washine,

IOrde.edto be inserted in the EvRN1Ns sr., =.
oens the newspaper having the large ~
any dsily .vaPcr published in Washington i 4 ~'
IL Per sons applying for letters m thu fo,lo.,..
hst' VIII pie ase say they are ADVERTISER. -
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BY TELEGRAPH 10, The STAR.
FR0NAGBNFA ASSOCIATED PRESS


,hyASsvILLg, lid, Aug. @.-rhe steamer
nlact hawk, bound from Mount Carmel 10 thu
psaSe, struek asnag opposite Mount Vernon YES
a full cargo Of -four and corn yhich ,.t'h -
boat herself rs Supposed 60 be total less The
amount OF insurance has not beer ,.cevt.in.S
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ihE bA"Df-HoUsE CAsE.-The case Of Mr.
Lewis Devers, who was charged with renting a
mousse TO common prostitutes, has been ex planned
IL appears MI Devers rented the house to an old
man for himself and family Two females wenI
into the mousse by consent Of the tenant, without
the knowledge of Mr.. Devers, and their residence
tnete cause q the Issue OF the warrant. Mr.. Devers
succeeded in getting them out OF the house: and
the case was dismissed by Justice Giberson
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rIRCUIT COURT OF TOE DISTRICT Ol
~ Columbia for the county Of Wsshinfton.
Catherine A. Smith,
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FOUL PLAY-About 4 p. IN. Yesterday, some
persons found the dead body Of a white male
child, wrapped In bloody clothes, in an old sIop
bucket which had been left standing in an alley
between Ninth and Tenth and streets and New
York avenue. The body bore evidences of having
been dipped In kettle Of boiling water immedi.
ately after its birth ..'..
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Trials AT THE 6UAkD HOUSE, -CornelIu,
Murphy and John Mccarthy, drunk and di.or-
derby, and resisting officers; ane and costs, slI Is
each. Michael Leonard, drunk and disorder
iy' nne. % Is: Henry Baker and WIN. Dodd.
drunk, nne and costs, q. Is each.
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HACKS AND HAcKMEN.-Thomas Mcclure was
arrested yesterday by Officer Gill, for driving on
the pavement When arrested he cursed and
swore, which made a case additional, and called
for the payment Of 81 fine, and the costs.
John Kelly was arrested on three charpes-1,t.
I'd, leaving his r.ins Sd, profan-
NV. he was nned IS and costs in the FIRST and
- and costs In each of the other cases.
John MCPHERSON, for over-charging, was ar
rested by Oficer Zimmerman, and fined as and
- ~ NAN
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'huSTEE'S SALE.-WI be sold on THURS
DAY 18th sgust next. at 10 O'clock a. m on
W street, near tbs Centre Market, TO the brhesf
puoeI Ior cash. one bay horse, one iron gray hor,e
one wagon and one double sett Of harness. 10 satsH
~ certain debts and notes, secured by a deed of
4. SR, OF the land records Of Washington connty
d.. III. EDMUND CLAIR Trustee
UIS-Awdds A. GREEN, AuctioDeer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28
Trayel-Wheas-Co -Corn-Tobacco, d. G.
CORRESPONDENTS OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
DaUID's OAK, Louisa County, Va. !

DaUID's 0aK, Louisa County, Va. !
December "a 1858.
left, few weeks ago. Hiiisville. a village stu.
ated ia Carroll county. Virginia. near the top OF
tie BLUE RIDGE As moved slowly, yet steadily,
b. stsgecoach. through the OF the mig hty
mountains of Southwestern Virginia. what admira.
tiOn filled my breast AS viewed. the one hand, q
mighty mountain towering toward Heaven, as If to
pay his humble tribute to his Maker; and, on the
other hand,a gentle slope extended plain stretch
ing ont in all the ioyene-s Of landscape, What a
place for contemplating the power OF God, is the
base cf mighty mouu,aia or the banks of an ans
cry ocean.
However, | soon came to town known as
WSthevilie, by far the incest little place 10 South.
western Virginia. From thence | came rapidly to
Richmond, by night, which prevented me from
seeing the beautiful coIntry through which the
Virginia and Tennessee, the Southside, aud tha
Richmond and Danvile Railroads pass. No other
road, over which have travelled has such com.
Portable night cars the Virginia Central Rail-
road.
james Avis Bartley, A. NJ, 1 hear. has dissolved
his connection with the HiIlsville Academy.
Much wheat is sown in ID ia county. and it come
up WELL in spite of the supposed feriority OF the
grain. and looks very promisingiy.
Corn is scarce, but Of better quality than last
last year. and ID selling at prices ranging from 90
cents TO one dollar per bushel.
Tobacco, the staple OF this county, and for
which this county has been long noted. is of ex-
tcaGrdiDariiy good quality; and understand good
prices have been offered by country manpfactus
rers. Tobaccouists. if you want good tobacco,
keep your eyes open for Lonisa tobacco, and 20 to
the breaks with heauy pockets.
jolly times are about to take place in this re.
nowned county, as Christmas may be seen 'Just
over the hill.'
Youre
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L ii E DISPATC
r,,uo,>
TUESDAY MoRNIS9...........DEC DECEMBER "A. Is.
Deaths-Elopsme m ent, &c.
loossEsrcspsScs OF rHK slopMosp DAILY p,.,..c

scorrsvrIE, NEW KENT, Va, Dec %, 1858.
man named Lewis Leonard leaped from n
lighter OH tho Pamunkey river to day for the nnr
pose OF swimming ashore; but the river being deem
and cue current very strong where be jumped over.
hoard, he did not 30 far before he sank 10 rise no
more. There were others on the boat hut could
not render aid in time TO rescue him From the
watery elements various Efforts have been mad,
TO recover the body, bnt they have all proved
ftuitless. he deceased has been engaged in cat
ting cord-~ood for Northern markets fer twelve
months or mlFe. lie halls from Connecticut.
where his family reside As there had occurred
many domestic incidents of an unpleasant cbsrsc.
ter which had resulted ia a separation, 1t is tho
c'rJectnre OF many that he jumped overheard VITA
the design OF perpetratiDg suicide.
Col. Nm. Radcliffe, worthy and highly esteem.
ed citizen, who had lived to the ripe old age OF
three score and ten, died few days ago He had
allied various offices of importance in his native
county, and among them the Office of com uer
OF the revenue, which he held at the time OF his
death.
san occurrence of rather n novel kind came off
in the lower end OF Hanover county. a short time
ago. in the way OF matrimopy, In which Cupid tri.
uinphed over very decided aud formidable tpposi-
ton young gentleman of very prepnssesspr y
department. became very much vnamor ed with n
sweet aud very fascinating girl who had lust en-.
ter ed her teens, aud there was a recpfocity OF
love and devotion upon the part of both, the gsu-
teman lost no time in maxim carly ar licatop
to the ladys pareDs tor their consent for him 10
betroth their daughter; but he met with most
peremptory denial; ~hereupon he determined on
An eicpement. Having made all necessary arrange
ments for tour. accompanied 10y Lieut. L , they
departed for North Carolina. where they Were uni
ted by Justice OF the peace, az man and wife,
They have since returned home. and were very
cordially received by the young sdy's parents aud
are now living very happily together.
New Kent is all alive with preparations to csie-
hrate tie Christmas: there have been many conv.
vial psrties, ard hear of many more of the same
sort coming OF suon. Our county can boast of ss
much female beauty any other in the State for
its population.
There ten or fifteen candidates for the office
of commissioner of the revenue, and among them
your correspondent From the prese Mt indications
there will be exciting and quite an interestius (
campaign. II do not get bender during the
holidays, yon will hear from me st al carly day.
f0urs. truiv nYKR
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TdE STEAM ENGINE, PRESS, TYPE
ANDGTHER FIxTuREs or THIS SOUTH

.ress. Typa and all the other Material and turni-
rure Of 'r9E SOUTH" newspaper establish msnt 4
worthy the attention Of publishers and priHters
The ENGINE IL three hor-e power, maze By AN
Wood o.. OF New YORK u ir perfect order. and n
ono OF the very be mac hiaes to be bad IN the
try The Pr 80 Is the late-t Improvement Of Hee's
lS0 to 260 i'm pres ions per hour. Ii II perfect in
sil respects, and has given the most satisfACton.
The resid1e os the furui " the Office comprises
Every thing usually found In well Appoin ted news
paper flee The supply Oft pe is amply large for
the publication II large daily. and % OF al other
Furniture such a. Chases. Imposing stones etands,
Casps. &C. &c 0vertures havs been mase for the
purchase OF the tugine 70 that any oas desrng the
Press without that. can Be accommodated ] VIII
me wishing 10 purchasc. or in reply ng 10 Any
quiry on the subject For further particulars apply
1t my Law Office. on llih strest. between Main and
Bank streets opposite 0oddins Hall, or By letter.
addressed TO me at tichmond, Va. zas
de t0-ts Ma STURDIVANI.
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tAr REhovAL-DR. BRIoas has re-
moved his ofice to basement OF Metropolitan Hall.
Once hours, 10 A N and P NJ daily. Res.dens..
corner 18th and Broad streets dee-~im
DRUSPECTUS UF TIE INDEX. TO
BE PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND. WEEKLY AND SEMI-wEEKLY-I win
ISSUE on the Sd o, Jsnuasy 1889 the city Of Rich
the above ttle devoted to Politics. Literatura Gem
usrcial Matters. and the General News OF this day
not say mere than that Il viii be true to he old
Democratic principles of virginia. Idesm itsearos-
" nec ssar, To make even this aonounceuent here,
IN my natv state. alter eighteen years connection
with its Dem9 cratic press Respecting the men of
the party andot all parties-those who aspire too<
ate say that TIE INDEX will be Just to all BOT ths
partIEan of me- and without implicit cons 1euce IN
msygcaf Of Tsa M spl 10 ID
Department will be entrusted to competent hands
In every department i will have the aid Of tAs
word, to establish The INpsx as Q readable hmiIT
journal At the metropolis of Virginia
de % wsdl@ ~ " sESSsT NJ DE WITT.
LNiFIY DOLLARs-l. Nj SINGER 4
L CO.'S CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINES-tFNcE 2l7 MAIN STREET, RIcHMoHD,
and pas new ssoss of family
and Leather Machines. which for durability ard
are 81 e s.
changes they are made to sew. hem. gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather. to the finest silk, satin or lace, Of any
description. without trouble. The simple con.
struction, ease Of MANAGEMENT and saving Of time,
makes the Machine invaluable, aud warranted e
Machine, for light work, will be found one Of the
prettest and best ia use; it In put MP In Rosew ood
Mahogany or Enameled cases, TO suit the parlor OF
work-rooiA. Our agest, being fne nachinist, d
prepared to repair Machines and to give all the in
structn 30 that the operators ran adjust then
| Machines with all ease Ladies will be instructed
at their residences; Also servants, DESIRED Tree q
| charge. We invite al ts call and examine, where
all possible attention will be paid by our lady vper
| purchase or not.
Silk, Thread and Cotton. Of all colors and descriD
/ tious Needlee Gauges for tucsing and binding.
| No CHARGE for shipping. Circulars win be sent 4
| all o. application b. mali or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every description. On
| Cloth or Leather
Shirts. sc. made to order. At short potice.
| an 2-ly SIsGER 4 co.
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ISi9

LAD RESCUED PROM DROWNING BY A GIRL-A
little fellow, I've or six years old, named Brigham
fell through a hole in the ice on the Back Bay
YES erday, and was rescued from drowning by The
nuble exertions OF young miss, snme ten years OF
age, by the name of Lizz.e Whiimore. Seeing his
red scarf above the water, she crept to the hole,
.eized HIS hands. and by pulling and Btruggling
finally succeeded in dragging him upon the ice -
She then took him, all covered with mud and wa
ter in her arms, and carried him TO bis home
Boston Herald
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~ ALosa ESTABLISHED Custom.

IL has long been thescustoom on each return OF tn.
CIR stnas aud New Year Hsliidays between attach
cd friends, broth rs, sister, parents and children
me memento which may be held sacred in ftet
years. x
What can be more desirabl or aprropTiateas ~ gif
IN such an occasion, than beautifully utsd ana
correct smbro.! pc or Photograph such as are made
At the we'll arranged Gallery Of @. W. MIssIs. I9I
choice seiecsiouof Prames Cases, Lockets. Pms dc.
Gc +, in which TO have Pictures placed tefscns
wishing to make besutifu present. and OF secur-
beautiful in which 10 have II placed .h ud not fsil
. visit bus Gallery. Remember the namoeT, 1877 ram
street opposite tie fbst t1scs. dese
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sN HAprsHoksE' CURE-ALL--
TIRE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
AND RkMEDI FUb DYSPhPalA, FAX IT0M
ACH AND WEAK Row kLS
Il


AND RkMEDl Foi. DYsPhP ola, kAk ITOM
ACH AND WEAK Row kLS
PREPARED = I 4 CHE MIST.
BoTTLEs 2, - and 50 cents auH dollar.
THE GkEAlEsr DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
SCiENCk.
HARTSHuRNES CUkE-ALL should be keptin
ali families IN case of accidents or sudden sickness
SIS it frequently in lass time than 1t requires TO
get physician.
externally and btt rnaly.
as As the frequent changes OF the weather pro
Snce bad Cold rheumatism Neuralgia, core
Throat Pam III the Bowels ami stomach, Tooth aud
Ear Acne Ague LuTnps in ihe Breast Pain III the
Lmb6 and Body; also, stiff Necs-eyery person
should get a bottle. Il acts upon the Nerves, Mus
sles Sinews, Blood and Bones, and, By its warming
eleclrOmss snetic power expeis all pain from the
tenn. Get bottle and Try it. "
PECTQRAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY is he
bsst cough Fup in tho world 25 and 50 cts bottle
Ii ou are Bilious. use HAKTSbORNkS ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS Ghey act upnn the Liver, *tom
ash AM Bowels carrying OH AL Bile aud Foul Sc
cretious. % cents "a box.
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Stores
In Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and ali towns il
Virginia. oc l3-on
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The MAYOR. Ye,terdaY had a heavy

docket of trivial cases to dispose Of Az they are
# very little interest, will get rid of them a.
speedily as possible in the following manner
George. slave to T. c Burch, convicted Of stealing
a shoulder If bacon and strped.-Geor Cory
no papers, and charged with stealing oil cloth
clothes from B. Hirsh Continued for future hear,
ing.-Fhomis Smith, for tresspaseing on Mary
Murray and assauting her in her own house Held
to bail for future good behavior.-Wiiiism Glib.
son, for being intoxicated and disorderly in the
street Held TO bail. Edward Gilman. for get.
ting drunk and trespassipg on Jackson Ford, wa.
sent TO prison Charles Huriinger, drunk in the
street. Committed.-SamuelW W. Grnbbs, n Han
over pauper. Seat homs-Jamss Braach, for
thresteuing to assault Solomon Marx. WAS baiIed
until to.dav.-Wesley Mayo, for being here with
improper papers. Ordered to leave the city forth
with.