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0Hs.nAeHl !. the fAyorits slfn By uhloh
the natura state Of the brain, and viewed In this
ilght II may be iooked on as safeguard intended
TO give NOTICE of disease which might otherwise
escape attention, till too late 70 be femedied and
Its indications should never be neslectsd Head
sohss nsy be esssi6ed under two names, viz :
Symptondstio and ldiopathio. Symptomatic Head
ache is sIoeedinsly common and e the precursor
Apoplexy, Gout. Rhspmati.p and oil febriis
dsceses In its rervous form 10 II mpathetlo dis
ease Of the stomach constituting sick hsadaehs Of
hepsto disease constituting billions ksadaehs, Of
worms, oonstpa hon and other disorders OF the uov
els,a well as renal and uterine affections. Dssases
ofthe heart are very freq uenty attsnded with Head
aches Ansmls ard plethora are also affections
HeadaS ne L also very common, being usually dis
times coming on suddenly in Q state of apparently
sound health and prostrsting at once the mental
and physical energlee. and in other Instances n
comes on slowly. horalded BY depression Of spirits
or aoerbity of temper. In most instances the pain
s IN front Of the head. over one or both yes and
sometimes provoking vomiting, under this GLASS
may also be named NeNraista.
For the treatment of either GLASS Of Headache the
Cephalio Pills have been found q sure and safe
remedy, relieving the most ACUTE pains in o few
minutes, and BY ITS subtle power Graduating the
disease Of which headache II the unerring index.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,
WAsHINGToN, July 10, 1880,
10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
y LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READi
APPLY TIE kennedy

hEJOlCE nv HEALTH,
Friend, do ron suffer! Are you the victim Of any
Oh those numerous ailments which arise from i'm
purity OF the blood! VIVA. are they, do yop asfs
source of life and health, and 1t Is the first clement
OF our being to respond to any Cause whloh afeote
tn. systom the pulse inallibly attests The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating Erysipeas, the
subtle Scr9fuia, the agonisng Rheumatism, Ner-
yous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp amt with its
goryoI and detection, and the ncberloes Ills that
nesh Is heir to, derive their hdeous origin from the
blood; Deal kindly then and gently with the blood
Osa the Utalixing resources of nature for its aid
And suffer us to commend to your confidence and
use that truly valuable medioament known as
hrs. III. COX'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE DEC0CTION.
with regard 70 this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in deolded terms,
and tae evidences OF this great ehicaoy are sus:
@lned by oonstant eyowals of curative ELECTS and
the haPpiest results from its use are after ali Other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Lot US say, in conclusion, that certificates
CURES are not sought from the Iiterate and super-
nclal, but they are volunteered from the most re-
speotabls SOURCES and justify the highest terms In
which 1t Is possible TO commend SO valuable q
specific 70 public approval, We may add also that
the ourstiye properties Of the medicine
only by It's restorative effects, tho systsm recover
Ing rom disease with renewed constitutional vixor
For sale by oil respectable prnggists in this
bottle and her seal on the cork
IL Prloe 81 per bottle, six bottles for as.
Wholesale Agent. r. 8. T. CISSEL, Drurrist
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dfs
nlot, and will supply tho trade ct my prlcss
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No ono of the "mauy Ills flesh is heir tor 10 90
prevalent, SO little understood, and 30 much neg
looted as Costiyeness. Ofen originating in care
iessness or sedentary habits; it is regarded as a
anxiety, while IN reality it is the precursor and
companion OF many of the most fatal and danger
bring the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils of which Coetiveness is the usual at
tendant are Headaohe, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath Piles, and Others ofk nature " lille long
train OF fnGhtfu diseases suoh M elgnant Fevers
Aboesses, Dysentery. Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Apo
plexy, Epiiepsy, ,Parslysls Hysteria, Hy poebon-
drlssis M eancholy and Insanity FIRST indicate their
presence In the 81 stem BY this alarming symptom,
Not unfresuently the diseases named originate in
CONSTIPATION, but take on an independent exist
snos unless the cause is eradicated In an early STAG g.
from eli these considerations II follows that the
DISORDER should receive immediate attention when
ever III occurs, and no person should neslec to get
2 box OF Cephallo Pills on the irst appearance OF
me Sompl ss their timely use viii expel the
dangerous foe to human life,
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ARRIVALS THE HOTELS.

wILLARDs' HOTEL MacduH, DC; l.
Perkins, N.Y. w Bocock, do; ] Johnson, :; N
do; DR. Bradford, do; W Brown, do; s
Hedges, Del; r VI Leach, NC; Thorndike,
Mass; Levitt. Ill; G l. Wilson, do; Martin,
M lsda ap Gardner and LADY Mas Garter and
7 Laidley, DC; G Murdoch, Nd; A TaF and
lady, o; Mr. and Mrs T Rollrfson, do; Sim
mons, Md Hon Gurley. o; 8 West. NY;R
Mass Williams and lady, NY; Cobuson,
Me; & NJ Bramball, Mass; q Morton, M. d. Pa;
J A Allen, Mo; " Solomon, NY; W Hewitt,
Columbia rn1o rs; Edss, do; stokes Pa Nor
NY; Stryker, Rome; B Harding, Pa; w y
Thayer, NY; J w Thompson, UsA; . Robin
son, NC; w Riddick, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-w n w Peyton. Va;
z Jones, do; E Fontaine, do; w N Ifston, do;
II Mullen, Mass; J Hall, Pa; T Williams,
NY; Wilcox, do; T Bell do; r Cash; do;
SWEET, Ill; Mr. Dutton, Dci FL Topping, La; G
6 L.wrenson, La; o sbif, do; Newhsll
Mas; NJ Robinson, do; w Porter, do; P Mel
sol, NY; w Wslcott, do; C Carpenter, Mass; b
A Foster, Ala; W L Eager, Cal; Mn Anderson
and child, i r Cheney and lady, Cal; Me-
din, III; Hogg, NY; J Bcntly, nc; w bite,
dol Bah, Va w Robson, DC; n Key,
BROWNS HOTEL Brown, o War, w
Lehman, w Bradford, b Johnson, II Head, A
Harris and ly, Gray and ly, Md; Williams,
L Barvie, w w Randolph, w r Shields, A s
Read, W Denpen, C Reach, Va; I'M Poe 3
d. w BuIkhart, Pa; w C Whittle, USN; G A
Waterbury, Borden. NY; W O'Brien, Mo; w
Heard and ly, DC; w Sniver, Harkel,
J. Kyes, Tenn; Hon o Branch and fam, Hon T
Bragg, Nc w Tosh, Scold; l. Gambrill Ga
KIRKwOOD HOUSE, Frampton, N Tow.
bridge, 5 Gormez, NY; 9 Lelley, NJ; Gould
Ing, Md; w E Moore, Neb; 1t II Morris, USN;
Kirby and ly, Pa; x Pollard and ly, 7 August,
M Watson, r Watson, Va.
WASHINGTON HoUsE,-H Lacy, Kan; w
Maekey and ly, NY; KIM, o; Strong, Mass;
u Redtsld, n Benjamin., II Rathbone, s Ben.
jamin,sf w Shapley, Mich.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AMALeAMArIoS or LASsuAsss.-There is .
growing tendency 10 this age 10 appropriste-the
most pressIve words of other And AFTER
Q vhile TO incorporate them into own; thus the
VOID CepheIc, wbRch 10 from the Greek, s grifying
''for the hesd,n ID now becoming populaTized in
consection with Mr. Spalding's great Hesdache
remedy; but 1t will soon be used In Q more general
way, and the word Cephslic will become 90
common az Eleotrotype and many others whose
distinction as foreign words has been worn away
by oemmop usage until they seem native and 70
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MHRIOIEHS.

EsR. ssHksron,
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has DssesvWsk fAs NEST Cetssa, Syssdy, so 0h
Ecsessai Rs~ssdy - ths Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDBNcR
LET NO FALSE DRLIoACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATBLY.
A CURE WARRANTED, Or NO CHARGE.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAfS.
weakness Of The Back ssnssssss ARssssss 81 ~ Do,sy
s.a .fis.s. ssss:..s ..ass,, ..ss
Yen: :: ::' :ls .s:s: I. ss..:s
hsss Terrible pi,ssdsa .risns fen Solitary n..s q
d narass izpssssls. sna destroy ssis Ds6y sad Mad
YOU'VE NEE
ei dr.saf.i dssvseiivs h.In vsish sweeps
sntnsly grave ssss.nds Of YssnG sn q The nss. AZ
sss VI.
vskse ssssav De living lyss, nay ssi visA fA ssss
asass.
hAk1IHp PxHsons, .. Y:.ns nss s.ts.liss:S mss
ds3sruisiss, &C., speedily eusd.
q; s'::; s: e: ear: :: ~ ::aS
spss kis skl a. physician.
OFFICE q. soUYn PnxpxnIcxsraxR,
ss s.rn.r n. ne, . .sssr1s s..s s.e ss.s.s Issss.
asssss paid ssa ssas.n ..t..l.
m yOUugYOu.
ns.ssn efAs Royal College .fssgss.s. ks.z, essasass
from Of the snnsn Cssfss IN De Uai.s5 5assA
s.s E.as.a ps ~. ne:
isstsd sss Of hs a:s s.ssoshins hai we're
.s:s .':.E E:., a:s,;s.s: I:as .l.r.:a ..sas.
tDss VII dsranGsnsn Of mind. esss1 innsdtassy.
fAkE RARSlCUkAR N0YICR
assf nss sas cher: yh. h.,. n.rsd .A..s.lvs. -
.s;.s '; s.s ss . :: ::s.: :s::.
render: s.sS se.s sss s:! 10 a.. .: . si, 20
s:dy. should .rfiy inansdiatsiy.
nss IA De R..a pian..: Il sSS i.s. q S...s u.
y % ::.: Dss
agsTHIG GSS".:@HSi:. ni ..
;: sI:sa'd.hi:: q M.n:t c.ot...:s DB...
L.r. q sslsds, rinidy. s, are ssas u ,is s.is Pc
HERvoss DEzllRY.-rAs,..sd. %, ssvj,aes VIA,
s.nns Veal. pals. n.r-.s. sad f.,ias .
DISEASES OF isiPR1DENcE.
when tbs misguided and vst.ry pleasure
happen. h, ..n.s cham. or drs.c
e:., S% ,.T .PPys 70 sss ys. IRE. ;sss.s:. =.
ssrss: sIeh i. p.csp,.y ..s.sas. i:.e lin ;ssii.;
ainsd and In despair leave him win ruined health siG
:rc ~. en-: -. .mp ss.: .
terrible d,.ass, .seh a, Afss;icn. q Heart Threat Hs
P:msd t. Z. sr:. s .aasas :, .."sS. ls . "a:
discovered country frsm sssssss
-. gOnNbOUgkEMEDYF FOR OR0AulC WxAKuUU
AND IMPOTENCY.
s great nd imPeFsnt rsnsdy vssknsss 81 he sEesna
are speedily cured and fa vgsr Tss,sssd Ybssssads s
nest nervous sna dsstsd, VIE had Lest al hope hsvs
been msdisssly relieved.
s..s.as, Lee: q f,.ss.i9. r.y: n.,,s:.
Trembling and Wsakrsss o. Kxhasstsa q ss usss nan
kiad speedily cured.
ENDoksKMEMY OF fHE PRHss
ZEE MANY THOGsAHDs cared AZ th. inssitss,n VIII.
M t ~ .: ss..s
,Ss,;n 81 a. lsI.n .nd many stAsI lsr.sos .sass:
sdss his ding 81 aAd psspoa
btlty, ss0sislt GssIsntss he aAistsd Ian lily
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ErOvKR KxcIrxMENT, and the mental nara and
anxiety incident to close attention to bus ness or
stndy, are among the numerous causes of Nervous
heegaohe The disordered state of mind and bodv
incident TO this distrsesing compliant is a fstal
gov 20 al energy and ambition. Sufferers by this
these dlstTessing attacks by using one of the Ce-
pnaio Pllls whenever the symptoms appear Ii
ed and Earring nerves, ard reaxea the tension of
the stomaoh which always ACCOMPANIES and AZ
sravates the disordered condition OF tho BRAN.
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A Real Blessing,

Physieias.-Wsll, Mrs. Jones, how is that head
Mrs. Jorss.-Gone! Doctor, all gone the pill Won
sent cured mo In just twenty minutes and 1 wish
handy A AN's 'hois
Physieian.--You can get them at any Druggists.
Call for CephslIo Pills, find they never fail and
RECOMMEND them in oil cases of Headache,
Mys. yonss-I shall send for a box direotlx and
Shall tell oil my suffering friends, for they arc sTsai
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAyKp.-Mr
sPadlnS has sold two millions of bottles of his gel.
bottIs saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
IurnltuIe TINS making an aggregate of twenty mil
Ssi3sbie invention. Having made his Glue q house.
hoa word, ne now proposes to do the world still
ms CeEhelio Pulls, spd If they are as good a. mis-
Slqe, Heodanhes VIII soon vanish away like snow
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BRIDoEr.-MIssus wants you 70 send her box
Of Cephalio Glue, no, bottle Of Prepared Pills
but Pm thinking that's not just IL naither but per
haps yen be ahher knowing what 10 is, Yeeee
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache,
before.
Pills.
Bridsa.-Och! sure now and you've sed IL, here,s
the quarther and CIV me the Pills and don't be all
day about il aither.
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ODIp ron eyer have the Sick Headaohef Do
yon remember the throbbing temples, the fevcrsd
How totally unit you were for pleasure, oonyeTSs.
ZION or study. One of the Cephaiio Pills vouId
men experleneed. For this and other PURPOSES
you should always have Q box of them on hand In
use - occasion requires. ~ ~
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GRxiT DIscovHzY-Among the most fmsortant
on AZ the great madica discoveries of this age NAV
ION rom Small Pox, the Cephalc PHI for relief of
on and the use Of QuiIine for the proven
u3n OF revers, either Of which 10 q sure speoife
whose benefits win be experienced by sufSerinr,
humanity long after their disco are fofr
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sarf1y Realized.

hi I'D n 'ordble 'esdsche this afternoop, hand
stepped into the hapotheosries hand says hi 70 the
nan, "Can you hesse me Of an 'eadaoher' "Does
IL haohe ard" says'e. "Hexceedingly," says hi,
and upon that e gave me . Cephahc Pill, hand
pom me 'onor IL CURED me so QUICK that 'ardly
realised I'd 'ad al 'eadaohe.
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piTIiA. ACTS woaIH kNowINsaSPalding's CsphaHo
Gus Heada9he, Nervous HesdAohe, Costivsnsse.
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u Rev. Mr.. Pratt, the Boston agent Of the
Colonization Society, says the production Of cot
ton In Liberia is Increasing very rapidly. It's
quality IL equal to the best southern cotton, and
ncan be Obtained es cheap. A Boston merchant,
after examining Ii, told him he would take any
I" fou are going to kill usj
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THE EVENING STAR.
rHs DEATH OF THE OLU YEAR.

THE DEATH OF THE oLO YEAR
BIT ALFRED TzNSTsos.
Full Saee-dssY lies the winters snow,
he Ss: ~. .ss naa .Ss shns
Ard tTt sd so:tly and speak low,
For the Old \ ear hes a-dying.
Old Year, yru must not DIE;
You cane o. Us so readily,
You IIv I'd with us so stea 'lly.
Old Iesr, you shall not die.
gslieth still; he doth not move;
BE hsth no ether life sb..vs,
Re gave ne friend aDd . tue, TINS love.
And the New Year Will take them away.
oi Sn Ts 3. ;S sSqi . must ss no, s9i
eueh JOY as you hav. seen with 10,
Old Year, yHu shall not 90.
He frothed his bumpers to the bris;
a JollIer ear we shalt not $50.
But though his eyes ars waxing dim,
He was f'isnd 10 men.
Old Year, you shah no. die,
We Gid so lsush and o'y wita you,
Pys be mud to die With Jou,
He was full Of joke and Jest,
To sss S M; s me, acrS SsP ss a., ws..a
Bis son and heir doth ride post-hasts,
But he'll be dead before.
Every one for his own,
Ana hs Nsx s,y f siS S9 Id
Comes up to take his own.
How hard he breethes over the snow
1 hearu lust row the Growing DOCK,
The shadows flicker to and froi
The cricket ohirps: the light burns low;
Tia nearly twelve O'Clock.
shake hands, before ron die;
Old Year, Wen dearly rue for you;
What is i. We can do for YOU!
Speak out before you die.
His face Is growing sharp aud thin
Alaok! our friend Is gone
Clos up his eyes: tie up his chini
step from the sorpse, and let him in
That standsth there aons,
And waiteth 1T the door,
There's Q new foot on the floor, my friend.
Ard q new fsce 81 the door, my friend,
a new face az the door,
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sH
By the uss Of these Pills the periodic .ss.,,. =,
NerroHs or Sick Headache may be prevented. -
IL taxen ~ the commencement of an atfsnt h., -.
oiate relief from pain and sickness viii he oh,.,.a
Tney seldom fail In removing the Nas,.o 49,
dsadaehs 70 which females are DO subject
They sct gently upon the bowels, --remov,n H.
firsaess. y,~ - 'As oos-
For Literary Mes, Sfxds.ss, Delicate rsr..,..
ana al persons Of ssdentdry sAabit, thar Az. IN
Vsfusoie a. laxative, improving tbe $500.
giving foss and cssor to the digestive orsans -
restoring the natural elasticity and ctr ~ ~
whole system. $50 " ne
ne CEPHALIC PI LS are the re.u,, =, L..
investieation and carefully conduoted az .svr.,,ss
having been In use many years, during vh,ch 60
tney nave prevented and relieved ya st a.o,.s -
PAIN ana suffering from Headache, vhether 49,. =
nAtng IN the sercoss system or from ds,s - =
state OF the sfonaek. 'sa snssd
Iney are entirely vegetable n their eou.cs,s,
ana may be taken Ut Gil times with ,erfsst - -.
without making any change Of diet. 80 -. ~
ssnes ~ asy dssassseabls taste ysxdeys & -. 7.
ad1''stsfsr fAsSs 70 eAsldrss. - -
% BEWARE OF coUNTRRFRrrst
The genuine have ave signaturs. Of nsr,. ~
spalding on each Boz. .'s-' u
Sod ~ Drrsgists and al otAsr pe.lsr. n Ma,
=. a Boz Willis sent b, man prepaid on ,...,,. :,
PRICE, % CENTS.
An ordsrs shoxld Be- addrssssd - q
HENRY o. spAInrnu -
sep-dSvs 60 0sdss ssssss, i Nv ys,s.
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NEW ORLEANS
WITH fHI
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
~ e
oil ALL Rail ROUTE. VIA

ALL KALI ROUTE. VIA
OrSnSs a2tS AIs11nayio RoslroaS
70 LYNCHBURG:
6~st Tsanessss and VsrgSass,
6sst TsanSsses aaS Georei~.
Naskvslis and ChsstsnSAra,
MsSsTASs md Ckarlsston,
Mississsyps Cszsral,
New O,ieoms oni Js>kses,
10 NEW ORLEANSl
MEMPHIS ROUTE,
memphis By Rsl, thence By First olass raoke6s n
New Orleans, = >"
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE,
monteonsry p Rsi,, ttspcs @ Noble by First
oisss fsokets; MOBILE 70 New Orleans by
Lake Steamers 49,.
TWO bAILY TRAiNs-svrn.,. I,c,,.x,
1.eeve W aShtnGten ~ o. n. and D =.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her vhsr
eo9nsess q Alsxapdria WITH the Orange nd 1isx
s1Qna frSinn for the Southwest
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w oop AVN
Delivered TO Ill psrts Of the city. n tina Iovest
possible rates.
r. ]. & w. M. GAIT
Once ESQ Pa. sv., between 18th and 18th sta,
ma I7-d MOTH si3e
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#, ID. (, MORRISON a. CO.,
LOUR AMP GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
And wholesale dealer, in
co,MhIdL ,EtED, CORN MEAL, fe-, &C.,.
ID Cash PAID for all kinds OF Grain. An a am
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PION K K Il WILLS,
SIGN OF THE 81 UE FLAGSTAFF,
SouTHwssT CORNER SEvKNrH ST. AND CANAL
(Sopth of the Bndge.t
no 10 GEORGE PHGE. AaxSr.
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WAroHREssa.ISElElNSss sE6s WAR;

10 0(10 SALOONS, CHAMPAGNE AND
the attention al the public 70 our lsrEe and vel Sc
leeted stock OF Champagne aud Crab Apple Cider,
gold on reasonable terms In order 20 MAZE room
Tor our sprlng stock. Give us 9 call ct the
Union Rottlint Oepot
feS No. 81 tsraea at GaSyyetoyr
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u BUTTER HOUSE.
Usay IeceeYlng fresh and sweet, in Goshen pack
ages. Also, Ohio Butter, at 10X and l2k cents.
-. ELLICOTT & HEWES.
1v@ 80 ExehRpra Plaza IA
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Ne last ysas, and The nrnsrsas Important Surg
ea eIstsns lsresmsd y Dr. Jeanssn, vltnssssd ~ de
fs1sftsu Of the parsn and ether yssssus, neess
yhith hsvs APPEARED again and srsin ssss s Psss BE-
sidss his fssusnan Of ShaPassr aAd
sity, b ssaslsIi GssIsatss ne aAistsd jan hiy
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T. GkI,TS
SlTY STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS
COAL DEPOT,

Il TAKE NOTICE!
- WILL Take al kinds of Virginia money for INV
book debts aud for Boots, Shoes, and Trunks. An
persons lndSb.ed to me will please cal and settle
up, or shall be compelled to give their accounts
into the hands of q collector
3 r. HOOVER, Iron Hall.
no VI Pa Az. between 9Th and Iflth St.
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Nv 49, YS6 PRIZBS.
PIlfes dashed nc Gght Ut per cent. disoount
Bills on al solvent banks taken at par.
becomes known.
AL orders for sohemes OF tickets to be sddresse
de l1-tr Csrsof 1ity pot rSs,is.DtnEsAs ~
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WOOD AND. COAL.
TO THE PUBLIC,

III Know that yeu get COOP MEASURES
the very best Of WOOD for less money, on
bPLIr, AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHANCE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-16
No Union of the Democracy.

Ion. the wellinforued Washington correspon
dent Of the Baltimore Sun. in his letter Of Thurs
day, writes as follows, Recent and repeated pal.
ty developments in Pennsylvania New Jersey and
New York have put at res, all questions concern
ing any union or corporation in the coming elec
ton, The republicans were ut first alarmed by
the slight ient made towards union OF the pm
tent elements Of opposition to them; but now they
announce with great satisfaction that the DANCE
is over, and that the Douglas aud Breckenridge
men hate ench other more than they d. the Lin
coin men. The anti republicans have, however. II
fair chance if they will improve tito gain gr, al
number OF local officers aud nso Of member, Il
Congress in the Northern States
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-16

ArTsMPr TO SHOOT AN ALDERMAN. -Ne1 York
.Scandai.-An attempt to shtat an alderman took
place in the Park in New York Wednesday aftcr-
noon, which will serve rs an ephemeral sensation.
and furnish food for the gossips. The intmanons
in connection with the affair show what must lie
the character Of officials in the New York city
government and councils, to some extent The
Post gives this account of the afrav:
|, Between twelve and one o'clock ON Wednesday,,
lex-councilman kerrigan, now u clerk ut Essex
Market Police Court, encountered Alderman Ge-
net in the Park, northeast of the City Hail. and
drew pistol upon him. The alderman in hur-
nv, rushed behind q friend. and then tree. while
other parties drew of the furious man, and ena-
Ibled him to escape. The affrir drew a crowd, and
created an excitement unparalleled by any recent
occurrence in that vicinity. Inquiries were heard
on all hands. Z" Why did he do itf' Who is
/ he?" "Who was the other one?" Will he
try to shoot him. Will he not give it to the
man yet Z" Con lecture was rife. and for an
hour the interest in the matter sontnued without
abatement.
The Occasion of this is attributed to tho mis-
1conduct of the alderman and o Mr.. Ketohum 10
municipal oficer) on Thursday evening Of las,
week. Il 10 said they induced a sister Of KERR.
gan and another lady to take sail with them in
10 lttle yacht the East river, and attempted Vi
olence upon them, about ii o'clock, near Randalls
Island. They did not succeed. and the loud
screams Of the two ladies attracted attention.
They landed them and sailed rapidly away. II is
said that Kerrigan had met tn ealderman on MOI
day and given notice Of his intention to shoe,
him. The other official is also rumored to have