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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

PRESERVING BUTTER.-The farmers ofAber-
deem, Scotland are said TO practice the follow
ing method FIGURING their butter, which gives
1t a great superiority over that of their neigh
bors:
Take two quarts of the best of common salt
one ounce OF sugar, and one ounce of common
saltpetre; take one ounce of this conposition
for one pound of butter, work it well in to the
mass, and close it up for use. The butter cured
with this mixture appears of a rich marrowy
consistency. and fine color, and never acquires
brittle hardness nor tastes salty. DIR. An.
derson says: 81 have eaten butter cured with
the above composition that had been kept for
three years, and it was sweet as at first"-
1t must be noted, however, that butter thus
cured is to stand three or four weeks before il
is used. Ii it is sooner opened the salts are
not sufficiently blended with it, and sometimes
the GOODNESS of the nitre will be perceived.
which totally disappears afterwards.
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FrigAtsaed.--A horse attached to a cart, was
frightened and made 10 runaway, in Marshall
street, yesterday morning, by the rolling OF an
empty hogshead along the sidewalk. After a
short race he was stopped by the driver, be-
fore doing serious injury 10 himself or the ye-
hicle Such sights to q timid horse are al
most sure to cause him TO start.
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LIVER lNVIGORATOR
LIVER INVlGORATOR

Ra. How 10 cure all Painn md Bowe COM
rLAiNTs.-For Pain in the Bowets, Stomach. Sides,
Ian ts. Back rheumatism, Neuralg Sore Throat.
HURNE'S CURE-Al.i., 1t acts upolrsthe nerves,
bones. stuews blood and muscles, anuha:ing all
pain iIke magic. Bottles Il. IS and 50 cents
II you suticr with Cholera, DIarrhua, I4ooseness
Of the Bowels, or Summer Complaint, use HARrS
HUKNE'S CARMlNArIFE BALSAM. Ii gives
instant relief Bottles % cents.
The Cure All cures all PAIN The Carminative
Haisam cures all bowel complaints. 25 cents a bot
tie
Sold BY all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
ami Norfolk. Jy l2-2l2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

INDIAN FIGHr.-News has reached st. Louis
by the arrival of the steamer Spread Eagle at
St Joseph, of n sarguinary fight between the
Sioux and Aurakaras Indians, on the 2ad ult
In this engagement upwards of forty savages
were killed, and as another battle was expected
TO ensue between them, The probability was
that the weaker party would be exterminated
The Spread Eagle reached point on the Mis-
souri, $50 miles higher than had previously
been attained by steamboats,, and $50 miles
above the mouth of the Yellowstone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

SHEEP AND Wool IN AUsTIALIA-The in
crease of sheep, and, consequently of the wool
trade of Australia, is truly astounding In
17se, twenty-nine sheep were imported into
that colony from India There are now at
least ten millions. In 1915, thirteen thousand
six hundred pounds of wool Were sent from
Australia to England; last year. fifty millions
The climate of Australia is said 10 be pecuIi-
arly adapted to the breeding and rearing of
sheep, as well as for preserving, if not improy-
ing, the finer descriptions of wool.
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=. Z. Hebson, Practical Hair Cutter
AND DkESsEH.-His HAIR CUTTING. sHA.
M MvlSG; sHAMfooING and pYEING ROOMS are
shast the Amer.csn Hotel. G9ltlemen wishing 70
PfoySd style, you'd advise sou TO call on him.
Entrance on iith street.
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MORMON Exopus.--The St. Joseph lMo.l
Gazette Of the 9Th instant, speaks Of the afri-
val Of number Of Morn IONS from Salt Lake
in that city, who 1repSsrt fhat four or nSe
thousand reeusant Snin'.s will make their ex-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

The Temperance Cause on Church oHd Union
HiHs.-The monthly meeting OF the Total Alb.
stinence Society of these hills, took place al
Union Station Methodist Church, Monday
evening. The Society has rarely ever had q
more interesting meeting. The attendance OF
young persons was large and gratifying. The
speeches We're good; and the spirit OF the oc-
c;ision animated and cheering, in a high de.
gree, to the friends Of The cause.
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DESTRUCTIVE FI.R-The store-room and
suaoie oI Philip Mcdowell Of Christiana Hum
ared, Del, We're destroyed by fire ON Friday
-aO hogsheads, between s.tND and a0U barrels
ana nall barrels, and a quantity Of hay, esli-
mated 10 be worth about S7,O00 about twenty
lnonsand teet OF cooper stnT were also burnt.
by W feet deep, ana was valued at about IA sss,
Il was insured for s2,ivo leaving loss Of
about SsOo0.
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m Ltesriee--A. u. &. brand. The nLeve
well know: fayoTlte Brand always on sale by
JAMES c. McANpREW,
ass-ly ", Pins street, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

GREAT IRON. WoEK.--Tl.e largest iron henm
ever rolled In one piece, was made some time
since At the works of the Trenton Iron Com
pany; IL is forty feet four inches in length, and
nine inches high. Las, week this beain WAS
tested, when il showed great strength. The
span tested was thirty feet, the pressing being
in the centre The pressure was gradually in.
creased to $3.50 pounds, when the bar showed
q detection Of 2-S6 In ches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

RUMoRED ANNEXATioN-The Paris Presse
of July 81, says:
General CaZneau has returned to Santo Do
mingo to renew his imtrigues in relation to the
annexation of that repu blic to the United
States. This intrigue says our French cotem-
porary, has now more chaaces of success that
the emlssary sent to New York by Santana to
obtain money at any cost, has returned with
empty hands. while General Cazneau has
landed at Puerto Plata with his hands full,
having two millions of dollars at his disposal
for his negotiations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

MOE Law AT NAPoLEoN.---i GdmJIer
Lynehed.--We have already mentioned that a
"Nigilance Committee at Napoleon, Ark,
had lynched an alleged gambler named John
Lewis. The Memphis Enquirer has the fol-
lowing particulars of the outrage:
We learn that Lewis and Il friend had stop-
ped at a hotel in the place the day preceding
the night upon which the attempted a.sassi-
nation took place. The twain had resolved to
leave for Memphis on the Jennie Whipple
upon her arrival, and desired the porter to
awake them in time A number of the citi-
zens, believing Lewis TO be a gambler, blackad
their faces, and assembled around the door of
the hotel, ordered the porter to go to Lewis
room. awaken him, and inform him that the
Whippie was at the landing. Lewis and his
friend, OF course, arose and descended to the
hall. Upon reaching the door, the twain We're
assailed by the assembled crowd, who were
armed with boWie-kniYes, reyolyers and shot
guns. They instantly seized their victim
whose companion ran for his life one shot
being fired after him. The prisoner demanded
to know what the accusation was against him
and was told that he had been ordered to
leave town, but that he had failed to do so in
consequence of which his slime had come >,
and they Were about to lynch him.
Notwithstanding the en- treaties of their VIC
tim, the committee carried him in to the woods
about mile distant from town. guarding him
along the entire route with drawn knives and
other weapons. One man struck at him dur.
ing the journey, and thrust his bowie-kuite
completely through his hand. giving him Il Sc
we're wound; another gave him a sharp blow
upon the head with n rifle. Upon arriving at
their destination, the victim was stripped and
subjected to a brutal fiagellation, after which
it was resolved TO shoot and bury hin. upon
the spot. Wiser counsels however prevailed
and the choice was given him either to leave
town at once or be shot. OF course he chose
the former alternative, upon which oaths We're
demanded of him that he would never return
10 Napoleon again, nor ever diyulge the facts
of his brutal treatment. He was then hurried
TO the river, placed in an old and leaky skifr
and sent adrift. The wind was blowing rough
ly at the time and every swell threatened to
capsize the trail craft, but, bleeding as he was
the wounded man bore himself most brayely
and soon landed upon the Mississippi shore
There he remained till morning. and at early
daybreak, started down the river again to the
residence Of friend, at whose place he STAYED
until the Rapides arrived
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pleasure in informing my friends and the public,
that have just opened a SALOON, on Governor
street, hstween Main aud Franklin, opposite
q Measrs Beyin x Co.'s Furniture Store, tretired
and pieasaut yet convenient to the principal points
IN the city J where ahall be happy in serving them
with the Coolest and Freshest LAGER BEER, and
LlaIOkS OF superior quality.
jy 2z-im' NJ. 6. PoNCET
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Heaey Gradss.-It has been urged by some,
as an objection TO the introduction OF horse
cars in Richmond, that the grades ia Main
street are too heavy Tor the enterprise TO sue
ceed. We take it for granted that the projec-
tors of the enterprise have considered that OBJ
lection, and they are prepared to overcome it,
Practical men are not apt to overlook so i'm
portant a matter as grade in laying down =
railroad, for the illustrions example of the
windmill on the mountain top is too familiar
to be forgotten. Wehaye no doubt In our own
mind that the enterprise would succeed, and
in this opinion hundreds of intelligent citi-
Zens concur.
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Gunckel, who was lately condemned to death
for poisoning his mistress, has had his sen-
tence commuted by the King 10 twenty years.
impriscnmenI He is, however, upwards Of
eighty years Of age
A gen tleInan killed himself in Florida last
week for the love Of Miss Bullttt. The pOOr
fellow could not Ave with Balfttt Ia his
bsayt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

BA- Tin Foil, of every Thickness and size,
suitable for tobacconsts and drug and boi tiers
Also, Metallic CAPSULES. Metal rolled to order.
Having obtained the agency of New York manu-
iacturer II the above named metals am prepared
to furnish any quantity at short notice.
~ 2s-dlm LYLE FOSTER, is Pearl ST..
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billiard MATCHEs.-Three games of bill
lizards, $50 points each, We're played at Cincin-
natl, Saturday night, between Michael Phelap.
of New York, Philip Tienan, of Cincinnati,
and Mr. Bird, of Philadelphia. The first
game was between Messrs Tieman and Bird
and was won by Mr.. Tieman Mr.. Bird scor-
ing $50. The second was between Messrs
Tieman and Phelan, and was won by MIR. Tie
man, Mr.. Phelan scoring I3S. The third was
between Messrs. Phelan and Bird and was
won by Mr. Phelan, Mr.. Bird scoring ie6.-
There was no money staked ON the games.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

newest aud most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary Distractions, Leucor-
tebra or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Ply steal
Prnstraton aud Debility of either sex, is HARTS-
HORNEfS BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this wosderfll COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced By medi-
cal men and those who have used it, To he the best
RCCHU COM POUN ID IN the world. Large bottles
81 small bottles. 80 cents. a fresh supply just re-
ceiyed by FISHER i WINSTON, Druggists,
lie i4-Jia Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

Ea. %anford's Liver fnvigorator-Com-
FUlNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUAl-Is mild
and eHeetual cathartIc, acting first on the LIVER
ta eIsCt ITS morbid matter, then ON the Stomach
and Bow ais, npd carries off al matter that pre-
vents their healthy actOn, and thus siren then and
bultd np the whole stein very rapidly, and is the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

The REBELLIoN IN CHINA.-The Overland
Friend OF China, in an article referring to the
great rebellion i'll China, remarks that there
was no very clear evidence that il would sue
ceed, or no great certainty that the govern
ment would be able to subdue it. A letter from
one OF the provinces in partial possession of
the rebels states that the insurgents We're pub
fishing the Bible, or certain parts of it. demol-
ishing idols or certain Budhlstic images, open-
ing schools, &c. 1t is said, however, that the
insurgents have imbbed gross errors and that
the Bible printed by them is the version of
Gutzlaff, in whole or in part, in which his
phraseology and that of others are blended
perplexingly.
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the fact thai Nfke Joy, tie kne kmaH, now ~
sjdine 81 ~ afate ps1sou for his e0nnNct3pn
vIth the Chrissfn1A DAVIS eunspirocy, hAs
lAllen nsir % eSnpoA LETT him ~ deccassa
brotker IL CaItfDrafA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

GA The Southern Savings Bank receives
deposits ON wAieh interest is paid at the rate
ot SIX per cent. per annum, IT remaining on de-
poslt SIX months, and hve per cent. for shorter
periods.
OFFIcRRs-Joei b. Watkins tof Watkins 4 Flcx-
LEM, Presldent; 7. b. Price, Treasurer; w A.
jenkins, Secretary, w.,,; o
=. T. Moore, Il. c. Howe, John F Regnault, p. B.
Price, ". a. Jenkins, VIM. Ira Smith, J. B. Fer
gusnu, Jr
OfFce nj r. B. Price's Office, next door below
Kent, Paine Il Co., Main st. jy 22-dlm
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mAGrent Excitemrnt-23,00 600 People have
visited WATSON To his splendid STERE0
SCOPIC VIEWS. as well as to have their portraits
taken, HIS PORTRAITS cannot be excelled, and
for eheapness and durability are seldom eaualled
Call and see them. Portraits fr@u IS cents pho
te-rsphs from 81 To SIS. Old dau suerroty pcs
copied or diminished To any size; painted either
Water Psstlie, OH Coiors. all worked mp in In
dla Ink. Remember WATS0N'S, Whitehurst's
Old Gallery, II Mainst. jy H-Im
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Tne Hon. Jans<A a stewart haa 6ee9 ngns'
sna4p6 ~ re-eleesien ~ Gomez 90 " - IT,.
g - nssi Ooagrssst Npai aasssss' y
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Court Horse LoaEag.--Of all the disagreea-
BILE and disgusting places to while away an
idle hour, the Mayors Court is the placei and
yet, not morning passes that scores 81 young
gentlemen do not assemble there to see the out
casts OF society rs they come reeklng from the
cutters and sewers of vice, and 70 near the
charges on which these wretches were arrest
ed. Court-houses are poor resorts at best, for
there one is sure to see the murderer and the
thief covering, under the indignant frown OF
Madam Justice, rs she passes upon the crimi-
nails guilt; but all other Courts are inviting
to refined feelings. when compared with the
Mayors Court. Curiosity often leads men
into bad ASSOCIATIONS, and familiarity with
drunkenness and degradation kas tendency TO
blunt refined sensibilities, and 10 make crime,
however hideous, appear innocent by de-.
grees men become thieves, drunkards, and
murderers-and by famiiiarizing themselves
with vice they become vicious. We therefore
warn youth TO shun the Mayors Court as they
would a raitlesnake. Never go into II unless
called there as q witness, and then leave Il as
soon rs possible. AS long rs there are law
violators, the Mayors Court must be held for
the examination Of criminals; but his Honor
and his police can dispose Of them without
your mid or presence, and you will oniy b. the
better Oh for NOT seeing the prisoners and wit.
Messing the tiepths Of of&egradation 70 which they
have fallen. II you have nothing better TO do.
stroll into the fields and woods and listen ID
the songs Of bfryis and the mustc of tho waters;
but for your own sAles, don't spand your
moruingS ~ ids spectators In = eOuFt-rOom,
where thieves, ard drunkaFds, and Muderers,
are conrelled 70 appeex.
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'CEAS, WINES, CiGAkS, Re. c.-Nsesiving
Family TEA, at 73c. per pound; do. hest 1laek
do, 7sc. per h.; % eases No. claret WINk q
~ per doz.; single bottle DE- &C.; = So.. eress
single bottle 81; Is 000 assorted Havana and De-
nestle CIGARS, from SO to so -! thenssDd--
Golden Leaf Chewing TOBACCO, With . faIl as
sortnient of old Mountain Dew Whiskeys Rum,
Gin, Blackberry and Cherry Brardiss, Ae., war
ranted 10 give satisfaction.
j. p. KAVANAGH, Family Grocsr,.
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SCARCITY OF LABOR IN ESaLAND.-In con-
sequence of the difficulty experienced by many
OF the agriculturists in Kent England, in OBJ
tanning sufficient number Of hands for reap
ing operations, owing to the great scarcity of
labor, several of the farmers In the neighbor-
hood Of Chatham have made gmost urgent ap-
plications to the military au shorities to allow
number of the troops now quartered in that
garrison to be employed for ashort time in as
sisting to get in the harvest The authorities
have granted the application, ,aEd orders have
been forwarded to the Major General COM
manding at Chatham, giving permission for
large number OF the troops belonging to the
disposal of those farmers who may require
their services. The troops are to be paid regu-
lar wages.
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spent in visiting the public institutions and
sights about the city. Mayor Mayo was pre-
sent.
To-day, at 2k O'Clock, there was grand re-
view before the Mayor and Council OF New
York. in the Park, of two companies Of the
9TH Regiment and the Grays. There will be
moonlight excursion up the Hudson, this eye-
aing, TO be followed by grand banquet ut the
Metropolitan Hotel
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rENUfNE TORTOgAE sHELL C0aqBng
" finest Ensiish Hair and Tooth Bfgshes. Lgtis's
msdes for the Hair; Tuykish Towels end Dashtns
spongcs; Porte Monnsies y kSest v.stesys gsnutne
Fsrina Cologne. Ne: &e., ioy sale -
NM " Nh. .t Demn Corner sboss ~ fos 81,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

GREAT CHANGE IN PRICES
REpycrIoS c N .H rniSssi
TO MEET TIN W. WAITS SEp 3e AL CLASSES
% Fer Cent
RICH DRESS cooD' POSITIVELY SACRIFICED.
DON'T BELIEVE MIN yd; sAsSp,yERTIsEaEsrs
cuAs HEARD 4 Co, No. a0l 0rsndst..
yielding 70 the neoes,y 81 me ap"Os ''s'
WILL oFFER, on MONDAY. Nov T.
F" the blowing REDUCED PRICES.
DOUBLE SKIRT ROBES, -
Two-FLoUNcED ROBES, ''''N. -
,svyr,opxcrp ROBES at s''' reduced i''" 49,
ii'Nf''-' "N'' ''>'-' at SIC 80, reduced from as
The above choice npvss voups
comprise all the Dos, design. and gstss5ns q the present
We also desire 20 call particular attention 20
TWO LARGE INVOICES,
containing -, .vrs.
800 pcs. An Wool PARIS DELAlNEs tChntI COlorSl
81 T Ssr A fSfs S coo :. f TSsSu.
O-''' 90 - cannot DO duplicated
''''""' THIRTY CENTS per YARD.
PARAMATTAs, 50 WIDE, ,..,
FRENCH SRE sR fs5S s's s S %ss g. ''''
Also splendid assortueni Of
oIAo"AS yELouRs and
zvALEHTTA PLAID.
tie prices Of which would be impossible enumers, but
WILL BE oFF FoRT9 PER CENT BELOW COST.
NJ oi'N '"i-'''' at 81 cents per yard
MAY APPEAR,
I" IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
To remove all
'0"V'' EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES.
CHAS. HEARD co.
No. o0l Orandst
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NIBLOs SALOON.
IN SECOND WEEK
CROWDED HOUSES.
THE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPIlON
EVER WITNESSED.
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. Il 1859,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEh.
THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
GEORGE CHRISTY'S MINsTRELS.
Gao Cbrsy Stage Manager NJ Hooley Business Manager
s. C. Campbell. Musical Director
NEW SONGS, NEW ACTS.
NEW FEATURES EVERY EVENING.
Concluding with George Chrsy's very aushsbie Farce
called the -.
DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM
George Chry in bis original character Of pulcimei swPe
Master Eugene in his original character Of -
:. OTHER CHARACTERS By TIE COMPANY.
For particulars Programmes
Admission IS cents.
doors open At 81 o'clock-to commence 8, u precisely.
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CRY TysPEcroR's DKrAKrsnsr New.York. Oct is lesa
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-SE

Cfrr IssPKcToRs DEPARTMENT. New.foTk, oct u issa
NOTICE to C0NTRACTORS.-SEAL
~ PROPOSALS. directed to Daniel T. Desyan, City In
specor and udersed with The Of the bidder written
thereon and the words Proposals Tor me ave ss %
ing away ali the Of the sinks and pvie win be
oeived the oe Of the City Inspector No Censre. VII,
time the same viii be publicly opened for the right and perform
Of service &c Il, and In s
Board Of counc@en September " 1882 snd approved oy the
Resolved That the City inspector and he Is hereby directed
advertise for proposals for tho exclusive shs for hve years 70
the Of the snas psies and solid
thereof beyond the jurisdiction OF the Police o
specifications TIE contractor to provide every night in
the year vessels each and dock set apart Tor that s
than fifteen burden receive retain asd trans
port beyond all the Of the seavengers a
sso Of the tides and sas vessels to be sced and
~ bukheaded with covered hshways and hssches which
shall closed except between the hours often at ns and sun
The Contractor 6s not use any dumping vessel
tha deposit permit any of the contents 70 low nom d
vessel into the river within he jurisdiction Of the PHO, Com
TssOners under the penalty a. BY the ss OF %
and hs sutes to become bound 20 bold harmless
nd "a Il ~ Of their work for
penalty damage which arise nom the neglect
ae seS s nd ' sss aSS p sgsF ss
Al pop9ssl; Or bids received to be- without delsy sas
tractor win be required to Ale security BY two
thoussnd doa for he faithful s' h.
If the contractor shall neglect ese execute his contrs
to be Of the tasse above mentone for aid service within
foyegt hours after notice Of the aon Oft Common Coun
Gil relative the award Of said ccntraet to him. Il win be
deemed that said has abandoned
with section 81 Of the amended charter Of 1891 and the same
loss the Corporation be sued for and recovered against the
person making default, and his surcties.
The right being hereby reserved 10 reject any aud oil proposals
bids received deemed the interest the Corporation
Blank forms Of proposals and estimates be obtained
'pp"''''A " "' DANiEL e. DELAyAN City Inspector.
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Chances for Dusimess Glen.

AN IRON COMMISSION HOUSE, having Ca
N vorabe connections desires the AGENCY Of scme NAN
UFACTuR ARTICLE that IL used by Iron and Hardware
purchasers for which they prepared to make satisfactory
rangemeulsL Address IT,, p. o., Box No. AHA
L,OR SALE.--A HALF-INTEREST in popa-
IL lar WEEKLY LITERARY PAPER, well established, In
city where there other Of lie clss has large
circulation. aud affords most desirable opportunity FOR profit.
able any Of literary TASTE Address for fun
particulars, H. Y. X, Baltimore, Maryland.
CENTLEMEN'SF FURNISHING GOODS BUSI-
N NESS-Wanted purchase the whole half inter
est In a retail GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS tus
Tribune Office
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN Manager. ,........................Mr L. EDDY.
TWENTIETH NIGHT OF
MR.. and MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. 8,
RORY O'MORE.
Rory OMore with songs and Mr.. Barney Williams
Kathleen, with borney Williams
To conclude with the successful Drama Of
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE.
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V,AXEs PAID on NONRESIDENT LANDS
Il IN sny OF the states or Territories BY .
CLARK L FAULkSER. Ne. is Wsls,.