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MA. DIR. Hnsipiter,s Ritters hara


the "armest encoHiu ums trssn the press and people
throus hont the Union. AS available tonic for the
cure OF Dyspepsia. Flatuence, Constipation and
general nervous debility, II cannot be approached
fVery day new eases OF its great effect are chron-
cieu through our public journals. There is nothing
eqaai 10 the enJofment, 10 that which the afflicted
nIid tone, ITS sure and vigorous action upon dis
@feered stomach, and the cleansing Of the entire
hulnan body should recommend it 10 all classes OF
our community. Ali that will be necessary to con-
vince the skeptcal of its healthy effects is to pur-
chase bottle and be convinced. :
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where. de BIN
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TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND
GUATEMALA.--Accordin to a dispatch from
Washington, in the New York Herald it app
pears that the action of our minister to Qua
temala, in protesting against the treaty nego-
tiaied between Great Britain and G uatemala.
was based upon incorrect information as to
the facts Recently received official dispatches
state that by the treaty alluded to, Great Bri-
tain has definitely abandoned her pretensions
to the Bay Islands, as well as to the Mosqui-
to protectorate, and that the boundary lines
agreed to by the two governments are fixed in
accordance with the terms of the amendments
to the Dallas Clarendon treaty adopted by
the United States Senate. 1t is Furthermore
STATED that Great Britain has assured our gov
ernment that she has not and does not intend
to enter into any treaty which will impair the
rights of the United States under the CLAYTON.
Bulwer treaty.
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A. Asae and Fever,
DEBILITY OF CHEST
An d

~. A1ae and Fever.
DEBILITY OF CHEST
AND LIMBS.
STILL ANOTHER CURE
EVERY DAY WE HEARO OF THE WONDER
FUL MERITS OF
II / II Z o N S I CT Z UR E.
SALUDA, Middiesex Co., Va.,l
August H. 1859. {
NesSrs Hortinsr f M0trbrdy:
Gentlemen: II is with unaffected pleasure bear
testlnonl 20 the great merit of your HAMPTON'S
TlNCfURE. | waS taken last spring with the
ague and fever aud debility of chest and limbs
tiled various medicines, but found no relief: but
CO being advised hy friend 10 try your Tincture,
] DID SO, and am now ENJOYING excellent health,
having taken only one bottle. " HfrGbtie Dicta."
& i On can use tins best suits YOU.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
F. ADDISON BRIsTow.
Call aud get pamphlets and cures of Cough,
\ xRhsumatism Scrofula, etc. As restorative and
s1avlEorator II has been highly recommended.
Hundreds wall testify of cures on themselves and
friends. alter all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND CHlLDREN.-fhis TING
TCRk will be found a great medioine for all their
diseases.
pa Call and et Pamphlets and see cures.
Sod by pl RCELL, LADD & co. Richmond; :;
hy DR.. COOKE Fredericksburg BY all the Drug
gsts IN Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles.
S5. de 5--d&cwts
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A Medical Dispensary As very much needed
in Richmond-one at wHich the destitute may
have their prescriptions gratuitously prepared
by skillful hands. 1t is certainly enough for
the physicians to atynd the poor, night and
day, without fee or ~ gward, and too much to
expect the apothecaVes to furnish them medi-
cinesi, often of a costly kind, free of charge
If tt e city were to Establish dispensary-or
to rrange with yhe apothecaries to furnish
mec icines TO the poor at her expense-every
tax payer would Then bear his fair proportion .
weight. In small villages, where the poor are
comparatively Few, apothecaries are generally
willing TO supply them medicines; but wheT
they are numbered by the thousand, the Ia,
becomes onerous, and the sick often suffer fol
want of healing drugs. Cannot the City Coun
Gil take THIS matter in hand, and by doin,
simple justice to the apothecaries. put tn
poor in a position to get such medicines a
their aflistions really reQuirel
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1859 N2W SHr REhRx Eaf4 RfAFf FSR 1859.
-
FALL TRADE.
1859.
1859.
UU su 81 WINSTON. DrusxIsts. !

FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
No. l25 Main street, Richmond, Vas
h5s rsesypYs tsss Fs scs s.eSff;M H5 pss
PANTS and oils Of all kinds; WINDOW
GLASS, DYE sTuFFS, FANCY vARTIct;ESt
HAVANA CIGARS, PERFUMERY &e., al Of
which have been purchased on the best teimss q
which they invite the attention of Wholesale pnf-
ehasers and others Their stock consists, IN the
wholesale Department, ef -, s.
soO bo as Freuc w lads,% lUsonv sngW-Yhsta &snop
Wv 9iIess Ao kegs Bicarb Soda,
IN hbls Enaom Salts l5o cases Olive Oll.
500 paiis Castor OIL. ) .ases Refined B0raxs
800 ounces Quinlne, yA ips. nuestones
5 cases Indigo, 2uipSs CnppHIass
10 tens Pure WI liite Led - bbs. fMttys
10 bbls. Alum, irn Sas. fure Liuseea
IS bbls. Winter Whale Gi,
50 bags Pepper and Gin 10 gross Bakers Bit
10 gross Ayers Cherry Is bbls. Alcohol and
Pectoral, Fluid.
100 boxes Pearl Starch,
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TNFIKuARr. or THE MEDlg4Is 061sss
LEGE This lnirmsry = ssuss:a a q q - e453s
E Sesit6fai 1 position. convsnisnt 70 ~ ASsos1
pots, Hotels and other centres Of hunnsls, Y g
s Eih sxs1s 81
a,.I and &. tss tsSkBHa aSR e e tsf :st a.
diseases. are admitted into shs inssitgssics Lsi.
II Private rooms furnished when desired.
sSsrss. sS,s 8 10 3. sdio.i Assssdssss
Ceofed :" ...-..-..-.....-...s.:.
Ia addition to the above rates, il, ca:s fssssns
s.rsieai QRpsre,sS.: 2 BY aSEssmsat With A ihs ~
oharssd foI tie operation, vaEfiss from 9? e 1a
q 81 the Xttsndns Surgeons Or IL Rssiasns Pky-
'SihA All charges payable on the removal of tAs -
Asssaaaqqss qs sq,Esqps1rros. sas GIBSON, rETloo-
-As Astsndins end y Ply s.sians-Prois. TUCKER CON
"s Rss,asn. aaa S PSs RpMuNDs MASON. NJ
fSsssa.atFI S1s:iasatFI. n s. g6 56SNEs. I SisaM NJ D..
to the insrmsry W may address eitfsr tSs Pse.!ssE
or the Resident Physician. u t--ly
FALL, 1859. 80
, ,s a; s1aTnrS IS. pAKKEE oE g 81; g. 3, : Avn
FANCY DRY GooDs.-We take pleasure il a. !.
nouncing 10 our friends and the public Eensrpltys
q sH. .sss We haze II ias' sns rf; n
GOODS, 70 which we very respectfully invite theis
kss El'is ssss s'sst ss$I sEs EIsFIis s|ss
Extra E.'n fssis HS's'fS fnf sif tsd
Rich f.gIs ch,ns, Pyipssa Z q q MoussEaHIlNEa gat X
ss.a e Ps|a's9 shsISShs sISsSf sska's0
cIoTHs. eIsof cAssiMEk s1Sn and AvIEsffNSs
fhssR's s.s Si sssE sNKsAT sAATTISETTs LlNsEYs Ae.s
White VIZ a and Cord Servants BLANKETS, 49,
| Together with s.sry article usually kspt y
| sell very cheap 90 6-ts
| 1REQ NOW READY For 1SE0
GEORGE sTARRETd a. sBslyIn,s VI RSw, Gcyss- w
rivaed BY that of any preceding year: Our faelll-
ties for doing work IN and upon Dwellings. stores.
sale Barstow Spiral Furnace, for bIick. ssl.s.i
Heass
Heater, formerly known as LA Trohe - Brilliant
so stand sss Sss
can Cooking Range, for brlok, sizes; AmsSicaA
Sookns Rsnss rotary TOP fay s::
aSsns trade. with Hot Wsssr RsssFsoiI Tin Roastsr
Roller holes. and large simple. strong an0
corapiete' In addition to the above. some kfty
the people. Country dealers bayins here Stoves.
save freight. Early orders viii receive lmMe0iete
| attention, Those coming later VIII be promptly
filed their order, and as ast a. the work oan %
| lhnua f- -
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J ia Home. Made Ninc~ Meat.-Those i'm
want OF pure GROUND SPICES for this del,g nj
eeagpound can obtain such, FRESH, at the ijrug
JN0. w. GARLIcK, Market Place,
Franklin street.
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IL Ezekiers
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
INF4ELIABLE.
Price 81 per bottle To be had Of any of the drug
gsts IN this city. Wholesale depot for orders. 90
Main st.
am prepared to furnish the trade at the usual
discount. Orders promptly attended 70
de I2-im K. EZEKIEL, 60 Nam st.
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"a Great Bargains

IA Great Bargains
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS CO.'S,
..p.o,,.r Strrprrn. No. rl, EAGLE SQUARE.
A Bleached atsG
Super. - IA. ia ceots
The hest4-4 '' ever.sold here 10 ,ol l<.o.
lu0 p's Fast Cold PRINTS, at64 cents 'A'asc's
Best English and American PRINTS, at IL cents
81 Ps FALtNTIAS and DkhAINES, at I21s cts.
Rich Paris DELAfNES. at G25a cts, worth 871z cts
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
IS Very Rlch SILK ROBES at gas worth S45
KID GLOVES, as good as Aexander's, at rs cts,
Best l04 b cached SHEETINGS. at Is cts.
PERKINS Il CO..
sc lS-ts No. i'll Eagle Square.
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C,o.pARTNEsKsHIP.-rhs 1ade isis Haaafs ned nave
- - entered into . Co-PARrNERsHIP, dating
irp,s this date. under the name ana syis Of HAK-
COMMISSION and FORWARDING BUsIN ESs,
aqf wih give strict personal attention TO the sale
q foods aud MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
ansy are located at the same business house re-
cy Senty occupied by Harris Moore. on the Basin
JOHN Al HARRIS
no i0-u THOs. q. HOLMAN.
pENiTENTIARY 6OODs-Fbr saIe 4 +.
1 store, No. n Pearl street: - 'Ao
NEGRO CLOTHING,
BROGUES AND SHOES. s.
WAGONS AND CARTS
SPRING DRAYS. ~
FURNITURE WAGONS.
fAFES, ,WkRUROBES,
AXES, cRQWBARs Ac
X. M. NIMM0, Genesai Agent
Virginm Pesisent9rj.
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: EA.lyyitaiine Jelly can be made without
= o boiling. by using the Refined GsIatlne. For
Hs'c ny jNo. W. GARLICK,
Ap0thecary and Druggist,
Market Place, Franklin street
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@-Soticc. --HavIng purchased the interest of
mS late partner. Mr.. Powell. ! shall continue the
HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
in all ITS branches, as heretofore.
With thSnks for the patronage so literally ex
tended to the late firm, | solicit continuance of
the re old stand. corner OF Bank and 18th
streets ROBERT CARTE RIGHT.
de l2-2n
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DEATH OF A FAITHFUL SERvANT-Old
Billy, the faithful and popular carrier of the
Courier, was found dead yesterday mornin q.
Billy was an aged negro, who is reported to
have carried the Courier throughout its i.
tire existence, having learned his calling in its
predecessor, the Gazette From the kind co n :
S1deration of the gentlemen of the Couri er.
Billy's labors have been light for many yea rs.
never exceeding his own disposition. He " as
very popular among the subscribers to he
Courier, and his Christmas gifts ALWAYS K
ceeded those of any other carrier Billy a !.
ways wrote his own addresses, which made u o
In honesty and truth for their lack of poetry :
In religion Billy was an Israelite, attending
for the entire day at the Synagogue during the.
day of Atonement. the solemn day of the Jew
ish year. On this occasion he always dressed
himself in his best, particularly displaying a
rufled shirt.-Chariestoa Msreary
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sA. Hartshorne's Cure-An.

IT CURES ALL PAIN
This valuable preparation ls used internally and
externally. IL cures
ToGTHACHE. HEADACHE,
SPRAINSsnd BRUISES CHLBLAINS,
CHOLERA MORBUS, EARACHE
RHEUMATISM, SCALDS and BURNS,
NEURALGIA, CHOLERA
PAIN IN THE LIMBS, PAIN IN THE SIDES
fAIN IN the STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
SURE THROAT, FROSTED FEET.
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOW ELS
= Being a fine TONIC. it is very beneficial tnr q
weak stomach or bowels.
In bottles OF IL. Is and so cents. Sold by all Drug
gusts lp Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk, and
throughout the State. lie I4-l2m
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Fas;eus Drsss.-Capt. D.mmock has a6opt11
the red shirt as the fatiguc dress of ne Dsa1e
Guard 2,- s5ss * ttsl
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INSURANCE. ON SLAVES.-The undersign-
e. Is PIN; KS III TRGNcE Tei ON SLAVES,
under liberal and reliable policies, on the most fa
He respect lily asks his friends and the public
generally having insurance ofthis kind to provide.
to @ cali at his flee on 18th street, assuring them
that every pfcper effort viii be made to transact
their business promptly and satisfactorily He in
Vites appllcat ms, however the slaves desired to
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND,
de 30-3t nth street, Richmond, Va.
SLAVE RANCE.
n. CAROLYN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPiNT OFRALEIGH, ". C.
SLAVES ISSUREDI = in the above hove substantial
Company for oae, or more years, on the most IA
V0fS's terms 6ocRE ;RiE'S pc59LosiE. cLossE Rsents Raia
Exchange Hotel Building.
de 20-6t Richmond, Va.
. IC IL VI o n ID "A G E G Y
NORTHERN AssURGHNtcE a tHs Z COMPLY, LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES.
HEAD OFFICES:
London, Edinburgh Aberdeen, Glasgow, Phila-
Esta5yish.d in lsss"SapitqI, ss.2ss, 800.
ANNUAL REVENUE NEAR sl,Oo0,OOO
POLICIES granted at the lowest rates of pre-
"'''"' III the a''' cocKE e;isr CLOSE. Agents,
Office on 18th street. Ex. Hotel Building,
uSS-uifH hlcHuoHu- ts
life INSURA nee,
l. FOR CITIZENS AND SLAVES
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. RALEIGH. N. c.
INCORPORATED IN 1Si9.l
Agents OFce on l4th ST., ETchaHge H0fet Build
ing, Riehmond Va.
ASS EFT S-&21O.62I SO.
LIFE INSURANCE being now a subject Of
great and growing interest to The public its merits
must be too eyIoent to every citizen to be INSISTED
upon-tor It's object is not to provide against the
casualty of Il. 9th but against the unhappy conse-
Quences attending this fearful bat unavoidable
Slaves, few owners Will require any argument tC
convince them OF the vast importance of provid-
ing at once agalnst the loss of this valuable pro-
peTty-when by investing a merely nominal sum
for policy IN the above Company, they may safe
ly secure themselves agalnst the loss of hundreds
of dollars. COOKE IL CLOSE, AGENTS.
Drs. BeBElT H. CAsELL.$ Medical Examiners
mA- Othce Exchange Hotel. de 9-dlm
TiFE ms RANCE.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Comply
Or PHILADELPHIA, PA,
(INCoEPoRA RATED n 1870
Agents OGice on lith ST., Erchdnge Hotel Bnild.
tag, Richmond, Va
CAPITAL AND ASSETS-$900. 900.
Persons desinng to effect INSl RANCE on theiI
lives Will consult their interests by examining the
principles which regulate this well established
and emlnently reliable Company, before apply inc
elsewhere. ANY information on the sub ect oi
Life Insurance Will be freely granted and promptly
furnished gratis to applicants by mall or in per
COCK Il Il CLOSE, Agents.
Dir. F. W. HANCOCK. Medical Examiner.
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- =
We copy from the Cincinnati Gazette Of
Monday last the subjoined extract from the
Kansas correspondence of the indianapolis
Journal. It will attract attention as associate
ing the late John Brown with an atrocious
act In Kansas, concerning which there has re-
Gently been some controversy in a portion OF
the public press
A@John Brown anti-slavery meeting was
held in Lawrence last evening December 49,
After some of the speakers had lauded
Brown as q second Jesus, and one Of them al
mas been laid at Johns door
Mr. Stevens said he did not believe John
Brown had anything to do with it; but there
was was gentleman present who could testify to
that iact "Name him, name him. several
called out. "Itis Capt. Walker, (now sheriff
ol douglas county, and one of the brayest Of
the Free State leaders)
capt Walker rose and said, "Gentlemen
tnere Is no use in keeping back the truth or
perverttng facts. John Brown told me him.
sell that he was present at the murder of those
men on Pottawatomie Creek" (This startled
ike thunder clap the defenders of Brown !
He proceeded: 81 am ready to take an oath
that John Brown made such statement 10
me. l know more about this matter than
car state, especially as it would implicate as
actors In that murder some persons now in
this room. John Brown had those men in his
power: and he could have kept them prisoners
For himself he never could justify taking
iudu FIlsOutI anu ttlfu Q6llDeralely cutting his
throat. Old Titus, whom he took prison er, had
threatened to cut his throat, had insulted his
wife and threatened her life, yet he never felt
justified in taking his life when his prisonern
Gov. Charles Robinson also said that he be.
lieved John Brown had acknowledged to him
he was present and approved of the killing of
those men on POttawatomie creek. He had not
and could not justify the eXcesses committed
by free State men after they had the civil power
in their hands.
DR.. Adair, nephew of John Brown, was
questioned in reference to John Browns con-
nexion with the Pottawatomie massacre He
said John Brown had told him that he was
present at the killing of those men. But there
were palliating circumstances connected with
it.
may add that there is no question what
ever, from what l have heard from persons
who know the facts, that John Brown planned
and carried out that massacre. The facts come
| to me from men who stand among the most
truthful of any in Kansas. The truth is, the
less Republicans lionize Old Brown the better.
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es- Special alNotiee-Havins determined be

EA- Specia alN0tice.-Havingd determined be-
lore next fall To- thoroughly repair our store. or pu
Gown and bnlid new one. we therefore offer all our
Mu1I;t.EN and other goods adapted 10 FALL. and
nlNlER wear at cost, We solicit a call from all
persons want of such goods as they must and
Will be sold at some price. Call at
no3J-lm COURTNEA'S g, 2e3 Broad ct
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HA- Dr. Jane A. Williams offers ~.
services 70 those of her own sex, and to chill A.
who niay tett medical advice or attendance,
obstetric cases. Also all forms OF female dses ss
and displacsmsnts. N'o"e'
Eases. ~ ~ " Si"''o uis-
sIIA nA once and residence on Clay, between 4.h
' Ssa stteets, SortL side. no 29-lms
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No. There is nothing gratifying 10 the
ABSENT A. TO HAVE TEFA KNOW THAT
THEY ARE NOT FORGQTTEN.-We wcutd re.
others who iu4v purpose Ro.Rs home TO pass the
hoi dag Ia call ~ the Photographlc and Fine Art
GALLERY ng g. w. MiNNiS and secure one aT his
beautifully executed i4IKEN ESSES. and have It
placed in a Gold boeket. Breastpn, Medallion,
Fancy Case. or Frame. all Of which he has n beau
uipl sssortnent at his GALLERY. 2T MAIN
STREET. No memento could lie more accepta-
BILE. de20-ts
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nA- The ST. Lawrel-ce House
CoRSEk9TH AND MAIN SITS,
nave vacant, suits of ROOMS for families. Also.
single ROOMe for gentlemen. '
number nf DAY BOAR DERS can no .ccor,
moda'ed. Ino 2S-tsi Mrs. K. Ma CDoN9ffifllSsH ilsA II
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pa EPAR E F on WIN ER.
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!
Crates! Gratesl Gratesi i,
Psrler cempsnisns! Psrisr Csnpa.ie.s |.
sa. FURNACES. FURNACES, l,-.

r a ~ -
sIBLEx GUY most rsspeotfslIy invite the st
nI6cent soek OF the sbove-unsur ~
SEpsssed BY any thing offered IN this usr- -
the estsblishment Is collected, in order that pxS-
4 The ssns. Cox, &nTss1x 8 Co. Philsdel-
;uHses cosoI s1oys sS s,s
g NosTRs tHssr NORRIS esisssatss eAs.
BuRsIxe 'SIA sHErl 10 another of the bsst and
hsn9 rS s1mest e stoves sold -. .sf -stneo,
Tin, ,Wasmer, famous throughout America - the
most se1isct stove ever made, can also be had st
In fact We have the exclusive agency Of the Stoves
Our assortment of Prlyzcr coxpLrrr, Fxsroa
CehrLKrI. ROYAL Cooks, BALTsMoRE ConPLKTK,
&sa e; &c IL large and carefully selected.
our Ss ls91s5 ;sspss9 70
e @ sf s. suRsrp 70 any thing ever pr9duss
seeson put wards Of and this Il the krst
sns, ave eveE called the public attention. 70
i | - =, On the shortest notice we are 30 grs
Also prepared 70 furnish and y aiqntl
l. / erect HAywARp's or KfsrKR-El - @i.f
"a 1 aA-@ DOCKS fuRNAcns. The singis lfa .-.
u i1-to mention OF ithese cannot Init sirs.c.
D Ou., assoEtmsnt Of PAILoR and CHAxsEn Sroyrs
II ssa taa Ssr oa.d e sSs
ys6ite, combininf, % they DO, all the sdvsntsxs
t sss;s S xs.,d xs:,d f.,,,., m :, .
hSye isfsely incfessed their Houss tnss
s!so seearsd the sge.ey Of . .FxrxsT FoLDss iscs
rsnssnsnt M ever M invented. ma most convenient ar
IL sSS "a. Avrsux, sxTwxKs srH Asp IorH
- -. q - - 0Ofm
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FOR |
LCHILIDREN |
fTEETHING.
TO r c HIT E c rs. -
10 ORYfcR BoARp OF CoMxIssfoNRRs ~
3 New CENTRE MARKTr, IS

The Board OF Comm, ss,oners under the act ~ Al
Sep ember, 1889. entitled IAN act Proyidns for the
n on the of sss Of the
to be erected on the site above indi-
once vTne front building, facing the avenues, to
bs two stories in height, and not less than about
shsy let IN width, and to be. SO arranged an the
twenty butchers' stalls The upper story to contain
. spacious and handsome hall for public purposes;
Mayors Court, when the same shall be estabsRef;
pendages, 10 them. The whole to Be provided With
n
Ninth. and streets may Be one story Il IN height
stalls and stands for the various dealers; with an
entrance into the enclosure en- the south side for
horses. wagons, and other vehicles, and passages Of
And all such provision as experiencs and profes-
ss;sy may sssgs 10 out the above
ton, cleaning, shtinx, eenrsaiebce or ysss .ccsss
d!Lr,nsse, '6e viii be duly considered and sPpne.
Il Is desired that the building sh. be in.hs mod cd.
srn style OF archtecture such rs IS now senerrily
employed in such edi6ces and that it shall be vof
thy Of the proinent Positonit 10 TO occupy perfect
gs9snt to thsci!y But if fis due TO those who may
sslfe 70 respond 70 this 20 call their at
to sfss Of IN se law WHICH limits the
5qp9Rta Of wsdfsSL ss and to two hun
P!s:s foE The aid market house, accompanied BY
must Ss 1 pssessd on o O. SsSrs sSs
Hail. sna ssss ssi Shss sss 5.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22


A HUSBAND LIABLE FoR HIS WuE's BUSINESS
DEBrs.--in, the Court Of Common Pleas, In New
York, on Tuesday, case was tried In which ac-
De. has been brought By the plaintiff 70 recover
Of the defendant e662 Tor mefchandise sold and
delivered TO Defendants wife in 1851. This de-
fence set up was, thAt tAe sdefendant Was In no
way connected With the trsnsacticnsit being the
pufchaseof The wife only; she At that time was
carrying on Htniaesy pgsiees IN TIE city in her
own mans, sn6 that plaintifrs books and bills
showed the goods TO be chnsYed I'm the wife's
lame, and that thiss bssineD vs. carried on by
defendant'swif with her separate property, and,
although dsfendant lived with her, be wss dis
connected with the businen, and that tie oct Of
lels-'4e empowered her with'ths right 70 TO do,
and conseqoeAay defendant could not be, held
liable for any such busineps indebtedness Of his
wife. The plaintiff eontendcd that the scts re.
ferred to did apply to this case and showed
merons decbions to that eject thaf The husbsnd's
liability for his wtfes -business fhdebtedness
remained unchanged by hepasngs efthese acts,
q ana that sns We xhss psa q het hss6aa4
e et common Law, and ~ 81 fixble Tor her IN.
eSsednesS and IN th!seass y Plsintin ought 70
Judgment fos the plsiuti9 1osths smountc ciaimsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

" The Portland AdveftIsef understands that
ne Greet Eastern WIZ enteEtain guests on board
require it and that from 800 70 ZOO guests can
n this way Be enteFtstlpd In this vay, WIN
the means at the comm3Ad 6 city hotels, 5000
suuai ss Sc Is 1 . sSt ana % oo an
arangers daily, win hnd sbundant sccommoda-
tons during her stay Of three weeks In Portland.
The Great Eastern Is expected 70 make one or two
TIPS to sea while st Portland, esuying 10000