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A SHLAND HOTEL.-Having leased
"A this celebrated property, the undersigned
assures those who may favor him with their pa.
ironsge that they will have no cause to regret It,
The ease and frequency of access, spacious
grounds, we'll furnished hotel and cottages, and
abundsntly supplied table render 1t attractive to
ALL and equal to any establishment In the State.
Terms moderate.
Regular boarders are provided with free tickets.
Refreshments furnished balls and parties.
aua Ats Y. VOLT, Proprietor.
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A BLACK AMAzoN.-Polly Winston, ne
gro, was examined before Justice Wade
of Henrico county, yesterday on charge
of beating and threatening to kill colored
brother named Bob Loomis. The charge
being substantiated by the evidence, Polly
was bound over in the sum Of Sl00 to keep
the Deace
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LETTERS from New York city, from New Orleans
and Cincinnati and Wheeling, and elsewhere, de-
clare that DR.. Hughess cholera medicine acts liz,
. charm; and the many who have used 1t In thi
city pronounce II the best medicine they know Of
II cannot be exceled In the relief and cure Of cho
lera, cholera morbus, diarrhea, dysentary, anc
Gil sorts OF cramp cholic 1t is for sale Ut ell th'
principal druggists.
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New TEMPERANCE EMOvEAENT.-We learn
that some Of the practical printers Of Rich
mond have in contemplation a project
which, if carried ont, will be first rate
thing for themselves and their families. 1t
is the organization of a temperance society
for the especial benefit of their own fra
ternity. We wish them God-speed in their
noble undertaking.
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HONE LIHR ISsuRAscE.-The Richmond Savings
Bank and Insurance Company are now issuing life
policies the most favorable terms. All the stock.
holders Of this company are citizens Of Richmond,
and the public may safely confde to them . large
share OF its insurance patronage. Annual life
policies or policies for term of years, payable sl
or before death, are issued.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES.
ID RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
IaaxIs IGHN 7; kAkkIihIRRsa k.iIisap }Pxorxlsross.

The undersigned take pleasure in announcing TO
the slling public las well as TO city boaTderD
that they have returned to their old business again
and from this day they are ready TO cater 20 tne
taste and comfono Of ali who may favor them with
They have purchased all the furniture in the
establishment. all OF which is Of the very best
quality and selected with great care rom the
best furnishing houses in New York within the
been unpseked Indeed, the hotel is furnished In
the most superb style; us.,,,.,,. ono
hundred and twenty pleasant and weivestiiaTfsea Tss
parIors and public rooms are large and convenient
the building is commanding, and seknowledged TO
be one of the best ever constructed In the southern
States and all together offer advantages rarely met
with In public hotel.
Our table shall always be generously supplied
with the best tho market affords, and with the dell
cacies OF the season, and the choicest OF wine.
The BAR. ROOM Is an elegant one, and shall be
furnished with the best OF liquors, ETC., etc.
We pledge our undivided attention to the tusi.
ness and expect from our old friends, ladies and
gentlemen OF Virginia and the whole country,
their support. and hope to receive liberal share
Of the public patronage.
Tal5NN Ta6N1sf +; : BfhtAkR,p hhIkkR,p. Propriesors.
RICHMOND September ], 1886 an Sl-im
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DEATHS IN THE CoUNTY.-Mr. Thomas
Hood died q few days ago in Henrico
county, short distance below Richmond,
of cholera, and was buried by Roane
Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fell
lows, of which he was valued member. Mr..
Alexander Hernamon also died recently
in the same neighborhood of the dread
Both were men of the highest
integrity, and highly respected by the
people among whom they dwelt.
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CITY RAILwAY.-We mentioned on yes
terday that work had commenced on this
railway, and hoped that large force would
be at once put to work, and push it ahead
rapidly. On visiting the scene of opera
tiOns in the afternoon we were gratified to
see large number of workmen with pick
axe and shovel busily engaged in digging
out the road-bed preparatory to laying the
sils, and another force in their rear putting
the ties and string pieces in place and lay
ing the iron on them. We learn that 1t IS
the expectation of the company to finish
up one square q day until the whole is
completely; and we may expect in about
two weeks once more to see the "street
cars" running on Main street. Fine,
roomy coaches have been ordered by the
company, and it is stated that four OF
them have been shipped and will be here
in few days. Now, that the old omnibus
line has been sold out and broken up, our
walking public will hail with delight these
helps to pedestinarians, as an old friend OF
ours used to call them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.>ERSItIP NOTICE,

T BRANCH x CURRANT.
r BRANCH, formerly of the frm Of
Brlsley & Co, Richmond Va, and
.'yrrT. CrERANT, Of Charleston, S. c., have
-, partnership under the style and firm OF
.yru 1 CCHRANT. 10 date from August lst,
So -, ronduet the CHINA, GLASS, EARrHEN.
,.,rr and GENERAL HousE.FURSIsRING
'.rr... ,,,e and have taken the store corner of
: .t.h and Main streets, nearly opposite the
....w~aa Ho'oI formerly occupied by Colonel
w.lleT n Blair
n,r,pg prrc hased an entirely new stock of goods
m fr> hands uPon the most favorable terms.
o a.;ter ourselves We can oaer As great induce,
=. =. FURNISHING ooDs as can be found in
hoa,e IN the country, and therefore respect
ys,ka call from our friends and the public
.s-.,ly. before making their purchases.
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TRryIrY CHuRCH.-The renting Of the
pews in this new Methodist Church will
commence on Friday night at half-past 2
o'clock, and it is expected that the bidding
will be both liberal and spirited. There
we're six conversions at Trinity on Monday
night, and the good work still goes on.
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4itllu1ond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. ...sEPTEMBER 2s, 1866.
auction Sales This Dan.

MRssRs PAINE i co. will sell at 10 O'clock this
morning . large variety Of fresh dry goods,
consisting Of shirtings, delaines, merinos, cas-
simeres, etc. Also, at the same hour, the en-.
tire stock OF Messrs. Pleishman h Heller, con-
sisting OF dry goods, clothing, hats caps, bootss
shoes, etc.
MRssRs. LYME 4 BROTHER will sell five vslu.
able lots on yenable near Eighteenth street at
hall. past 6 O'Clock this afternoon.
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AssAULT.-C0nstable John w. Cole, Of
Henrico, yesterday arrested Martha Turner,
O white woman, for making an assault upon
Annie Hampton. The case will be inves-
tigated to-day by Justice Wade, and the
accused meanwhile is held to bail for her
appearance.
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REPAIRS To THE CAPIToL.-Workmen
have commenced stripping off the copper
sheathing which, for many years, has
covered the roof Of the capitol, and tin
will be put onin its place. The old copper
will doubtless sell for more than the cost OF
the new material. The interior Of the
building is also undergoing repair to some
extent, and more would be done if the
ancient Commonwealth was not rather
short of funds.
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SEARCHING FOR DEsERTERs.-Squads OF
Federal soldiers are constantly patroling
the streets from BscOn's Quarter Branch
to Rockets In search of deserters. As
they are very seldom seen with any one
in custody, it is inferred that their labors
are not very successful.
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MANCHESTER SANITARY REPoRf.-The
following is the report Of the Manchester
Board Of Health for the forty EIGHT hours
ending yesterday at IL O'Clock:
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
MANCHESTER, September rs, 1866,
II O'Clock N.
One case Of cholera has been reported to
this Office as having occurred during the
last forty-eight hours. A young man
(white), on Hull street was attacked on
Saturday evening, but is now thought to
be improving. This case will, in all proba-
bility, recover. The citizens Of Manches-
ter may rest assured that every case occur
ring in the town will be promptly reported
by the Board as soon as informed Of their
occurrence. L. X. CHILEs,
President Board Of Health.
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REAL Estate SALE.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin & Apperson sold on yesterday the
valuable brick tenement on French Gar
den Hill on the east line Of Ninth, north OF
Leigh street, occupied by Mr.. E. N. Nor.
veil, for s3,05o. Purchaser, Mr.. George
M. Peek.
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NEGRO DRowSED.-Thc body of negro
man from Buckingham county, named Sam
Smith, who was employed as a hand on
board the freight boat r. C. Nicholas, was
found in the canal between Seventh and
Eighth streets yesterday morning about 8
o'clock. 1t appeared that he went ont to
feed his mules, and being probably half
asleep at the time, stepped overheard.
The splash was heard by the negro captain
and the other hands, who attempted to
rescue him, but without success. After
some hours the body was recovered and
the coroner sent for. After an examina-
ton, and hearing the circumstances of the
case, he deemed it unnecessary to hold an
inquest, and the body was handed over to
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Sickness OF THE CHIEF OF PoLICE.-Ma.
ior John II. Claiborne, the efficient Chiei
of Police Of this city, has been extremely
iii for the past day or two. We are graft
fed to state, however, that he Was re'
ported somewhat better last evening.
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HASTINGS COURT.-The following cases
were disposed of in the Hastings Court
yesterday:
Alley Baker, white, indicted for grand
larceny, was found guilty and sentenced to
the penitentiary for three years.
Fanny Moses and William Young, ne
groes, we're convicted of petty larceny, but
sentence was not passed upon them.
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Ls WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

Ls WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREESBRIRR COUNTY.
We have just received q supply OF this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER is WORLD
WIDE.
sowei known are It's valuable properties IN the
CURE OP BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
RANGEMENTS OF THE LIVER
hat tis deemed unnecessary to do more than make
The announcement that the water can be had.
The experiment. of transporting the water was
in'Iy made years ago. ....
IT CAN BE HAD HERE AS PERFECT, AS TO
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed to JOHN +. CARING, White
sulphur Springs will meet with prompt attention.
rice per case OF two dozen quart bottles, $ls.S
for sa!e in quantities to suit purchasers by
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the Virgin Springs Waters.
aG ?e-tlstOct
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MATCH GANR.-An exciting match game
Of base ball Was played yesterday after
noon between the Olympic and Lone Star
Clubs at the grounds Of the lsttsr. The
gsms was won By The 0lynpaes setes .
elooo cQet0Ot, "a 80
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JOHN &. SIiAFER L. CO.,
es RockBRIDGE ALUM WATER,

EE ROCkBRIDGE ALUM WAITE X ,
From ROCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
Fresh supplies OF this admirable MINERAL WA
TER, in bottles, direct from the Springs. II Is
known tu be invaluable in the cure of Diarrhea,
Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Scrofuious and
CHlaneons Diseases, Piles; and Tonic and Re-
s,oraiye TO enfeebled constitution 1t is without
l. known rival amongst mineral waters.
For sale by the box by HEGEMAN & CO., New
York: COLEMAN 4 ROGERS, Baltimore A. b.
ECCkER, Lynchburg; and PURCELL, LADD l.
Co., General Agents, Richmond, Va.
N reply 10 numerous inquiries, we would say
iaat the watering season at these kE Springs
vii! close the FIRST WEEK IN OCTOBER. N
FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH,
sel2-tiOc Proprietors
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We can enter upon NO enumeration of our vsP
full lines Of
PLANNELs AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS:
TABLE DAMAsKs,
DOYLIES, NAPKINS, COVERS,
WINE CLOTHS,
DANAsK MORBENs for curtains,
NkRsEILLYs QUILTS.
INCLOrHs AND CASHMERE.
PRICES MUCH UNDER THI MARKET.
LAcEs AND ExBRoIDERIEs,
LINENS, HOSIERY, CLOVIS,
and TRIMMING GOODS.
DON RsTIC GOODS Of al kinds;
and ws assure sll that they shall b offered at tAs
lowest possible prices, and no such variety - can
seldom be squallsd and no whore exesllsd.
J. sTEINBOCK 4 CO.,
Nats Of San Antonio. fsxssJ
Nos. INA and f3is Main street. Riehnona.
Msssrs. !. X. PAaxxa, b. h. ESPs, p. Q. sAILs'
J. II. JoAxsfox, 3. y. Ninxo. Z. YrssS' sne ,.
FLAxHAkpT, we'll known In our city, are so = =
found at the houss Of Nsss. J. sTHAHsO0A :
CO., and they respectfully Invite Ne pasross9s 9
their personal friends % this setssnAAnees eesoS'
ing them Of taiS snA sqSitash ssauao - -
nost soarssous tysatnsnt g
@ H-ts Nos. lai1 ana nls naln sassss.
no COXCH.NAKERS AND BLACK;
Z. = a,lgssssss; grs ~: - - Ssssss
NV SeoeM 4eoeeAs
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THAMES yok PAPRRs.-To the PotonSe
Mall Aesat Nr. j o. Walker; to the Ns-
t!onsl xS ga9sey; y " Ads
HDgoo ~ 0N lsm
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~ J. L. DOliERTY,
Re- PAPER.HANGiNGS.

re- PAPER.HANGINGS.
ESTAB BLISHE 1917.
REGNAULT & co.
continue TO keep on hand full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER RHANGlNGS;
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
a. well as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under the
Immediate superintendence Of Mr.. JOHN +. REG
NAULT
FLOOR oil CLOTHS,
TABLE oil CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
sai every article in the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc.
t.'ei al short notice. yls-Sm
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REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH, }
RICHMOND, September 25, 1866,
& o'clock p. NJ.

Sir,--We present you the following as
the cholera report for the Last twenty-four
hours:
One case on Sixth near eastern limits OF
the city (white female) result doubtful.
One case on Byrd between Ninth and
Tenth streets white female); GONZALES
cent.
One case on Byrd between Ninth and
Tenth streets white female); GONZALES
eent.
4. One case on Fourteenth between Frank
lin and Ross (colored male); condition ia
vorable.
The following cases were reported as
having occurred on Sunday, but not re-
ceived in time for this mornings bulletin :
One case on Marshall between Fifth and
Sixth (white male); condition favorable.
One case on Marshall between Fifth and
Sixth (colored female); condition favor
able.
Respectfully,
J. G. CABELL, M. D.,
w, II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
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New SLEEpING-CAR-A RICHMOND In
vENTIoN.-A sleeping car, just completed
at the shops of the Richmond and Freds-
ricksburg Railroad Company in this city,
was placed upon the track of the road last
evening. The improvement consists in the
introduction of high-backed seats, which
are SO constructed as to let down and give
the passenger an easy reclining position,
in which he may sleep almost as pleasantly
as on bed Of down. These seats are
made of ash, with crimson flush cushions
and backs. They are the invention Of
Messrs. Bragg and Trainham, two enter
prising gentlemen connected with the COM
pany, and We understand patent has al
ready been granted. This sleeping car Is
not 80 gorgeous as those introduced by the
Southern transportation Company, but
the invention is so simple, and withal SO
cheap, that it must become very popular
among our railroad men.
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THolMaAAs = y; yPsHayy1Rs, yP!.s1ay1s q NSTSRx Snib5 3.
X: t,s.s. Rys.iS y s:. sHS 9oIs ssss
Los;sns l:: I:;fn,sssi.s:S:s I;,ssli:ss sS;sSsi 3
pn,ns % sso,nsy. laSavits, ts., 10. Pyosasegl
rse ro.sf4S ~ . ~ snS biih Of HIekan4s, lols ~
fSss4s 1siaa. Rss;v:i,s; -. oa:; ss IN IT, 3s:SssI
We g;;SSss gS;;SSS2s:ssSj. sssosasys @ - 4 tsv, ssCNT
xsiisa VIA s.s isstEs ss1ssss. sssosiss ~ SSs9
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CoNMERCE IMPROVING. Six large
schOoners arrived in this port yesterday,
and seven more were reported at City
Point, bound up the river. Several of
these vessels bring cargoes of guano, and
others are freighted with general mer-
chandise for Richmond and points in the
interior. Our merchants are providing
most extensive and varied stocks for the
fall and winter trade, being determined to
attract business to this point, even though
they have to sell so cheap as to afford them
but little profit. Richmond can now boast
of many fine and commodious business
houses, which are rapidly filling up with
goods, and country merchants will find
here every facility for supplying them
selves that can be found at the North.
Groceries, dry goods, drugs, medicines,
paints, oils, hardware, liquors, and, in fact,
everything that goes to make up a miscel-
laneous stock, may be obtained from our
merchants in the greatest profusion and
our advertising columns show where they
can be had on the most favorable terms.
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FURNITURE, ETC.


~ B. STACY Il SON, CABINET
PET wARsRooMs, No. islo Main street, Rich:
mond, respectfully beg to inform their patron: and
original business very superior and handsome
PEk x5sRGM sssstDEs s.s. IT variety .sS
h q sEsn'ys sad
The % proprietors beg to assure their friends and
the public At large that they have made .peeial Of.
to meet the wants and tastes Of southern buyers,
and feel confident that they can please the most
p9ss IGs IN Ss sSd Po
slBLE PRICES, and promise to redoubis their
energies to please. SO H-2w
T HAVE JUST FINISHED sEvE-
RAk SITS SP OF
the most fsshionabls style in the market entirely
E a.2s also 4 a @ :s$s IN EiNS soEID kSsE&SSS5 y
something substantial, and at the same time very
nice, would do we'll to give me call;
UNDERTAKING attended 4 'G e. At sTkISsoS. n hHSE;
No. 100 Thirteenth Tor Goyernor) street.
jys-u above Franklin. Richmond. Va:
HABLIsToN q BROTHER,
would respectfully inform .hsiI friends ana iOTms;
NEW STORE ON Cary street, between Ninth and
Tenth, where they win be happy to see them, ana
will furnish anything In their line 1t reasonable
F' HABLIsToN / BROTHER. Cary streets,
mys between Ninth and Tenth.
WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIV.
w ING every description OF Furniture, Carpet.
ings, Bedding, and Furnishing Goods, to which We
invite the attention of pure chasers.
FRENCH 4 CRBNSHAW,
corner Ninth and Main streets (up stairsl.
my 20
ECEIvING ANOTHER SUPPLY
II OF those beautiful Parlor Suites, Rosewood
and Walnut. In Brocatelle and Plush-styles Of
Queen Elizabeth, Louis XIV, Napoleon H., and
other ans and choice patterns:
corner Ninth and Main streets (up stairs).
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~ JOHN ", LEE a. son,

~ JOHN ". LEE L. son,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS,
CORNER EIGHTH AND GRACE STREETS.
WALLS AND CEILINGS wHITENED OR
COLORED.
VIII undertake orders in the country.
Having had long experience in the business,
they engage 10 give satisfaction.
JOHN w. LEE,
s." i'm GEORGE w. LEE.
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mo THE PEOPLE or THI @LxS III
k.s: 2. .::s .sss.el.l
BEEN 70 ns . sosfes g slsssff - ss6 6GR
y Ten W.: sasss.T = an.
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A YERS AGUE CURE, for the speedy
"A cure Of Intermittent Psvsy or Peversnd 1gyes
Rsmittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Aguss fsno1i.
al Hssdsehs or Bilious Headache, and Bilious
Tevsn indeed, for the whole eisss Of disessss
originating IN sliisIy asrsngsnsrc ,ss ssessa na
is not The only consequence d the niesnAtis Pot.
irriasion in malarioSs districts, snons xhish sse
Nsurslsta, Rheumatism, 0oot, HsedeShe. 4Lna.
.!.sh: c:s'In ss,.:1 .::hT; ssl.!
isOn Psinfcl AsssaGn os psy.s ana Dsssnss
nsnt sa o q Tie stonseh, sI of which. xhsn ssfgi.
s:soS. sS:ns y psaoa: "a: issi' S: E 'e CO
son fron ~ bioH. and thus cares thSn sn Adke.
Il l. NOT only hs Ho.s .tsetaai r:msSy ~ :yst /. az.
severed fos this elass Of scnpaaints ses nn "
Sssn sss ssiSs from IL sss, sn1 ths yetsl1 vieo
srs:S si.ss.s c.a tsi: ss :.ia q Any eS ssrs g
chis and Heyerf u 10 tue of this and its import
snee 70 those aietsd with The complaint saanos .
oysf. csinatSA SO sure y = 70 elte The Fever and
Irus that may BE- tyuthfuly said % - eereAiI
rcmsdy. One deslsr sonplAins that y not gooc
Medicine % s:il. SssassS oas botsis cures Well
ri siS5tSIEr, SAa,' g.. 49, N
corner Main aaA 1AiEsss9ea sass
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ltCoPSOtJJ =.
J. G. CABELL, M. D.,
w. II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Members Of Board Of Health.

To Judge W. W. Crump, Chairman Of the
Committee on Health.
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NREEN GINGER.-GREEN GIN
,sst ~ ssssissS 81 JoHS v. RisoE pyicia,
Main ana Third Sfrests.
SWEET ORANGES. Five boxes
- ewRET ORAH0I6, lest Of the season. Inst 70.
sS,vsS foS ssle by LOUIS J. BOeelYux..
90 i-0 10. HlS lold 10: ~ 1aln .sxss.
NEW WFAMILY FLOuR-Nty
In Ssrrs,a NItALIS INV .yANILy yt0p1l
4 s''s = i::a ~ : KtiaF { ashsEt0':.' e
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MEDICINES, ETC.

DHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS-
l. IMPORTED AND AMERICAN.-As agents for
Mr. E. Fougers, Of New York, who IL sole agent
for the United States % many standard and valns.
BILE FRENCH PREPARATIONS, We offer TO the
public and the trade
BLANCARDS PILLS,
PAULLINIA PILLS,
BOUDAULT'S PgPSIEE,
PAULLINIA POWDERS,
LANCRLOT's ASTHMA ClGARETTRS. III
FRANKS GRAINS De sANTE,
IODINIsBD COD LIVER OIL,
DRAGREs SYRUP OF THE PYROPH0s.
PHATE OF IRON, &c, &c.
MADE BAKER, Apothecsries,
SEES Ninth and Frank In streets.
Use WOODS CHOLERA MIX
u TuRE. II is the best mixture for curing Di:
srrhGa, Cramps, &c, 10. IL has stood the test Of
years. At Use 3ol WOODS PHARAACY.
WOODS CHOLERA M XTU r z
w cures Diarrhes promptly and certainly.
80 ~
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-14
The stupidity Of our Finan.
CiIl Policy.

The United States gUyeInrn---,
under republican party policy pays
SIS, 600, 900 to the national banks
per year in the shape of interest for
issuing $500, 900, 900 Of currency
that it could issue itself for nothing
The eighteen million thus wantonly
thrown away, would more than have
paid the whole army expenses of the
government under president Buchan-
an. 1t is larger sum than the an
nual expenses Of the early years Of
Jackson's administration. Nor ia
this all of the senseless folly that
our government is committing. 1t
has two classes of debts-one, the
greenbacks which circulate and cost
the government no interest. An
other is the ''bonds, which are ex-
cmpt from state and local taxation.
and which cost the government six
and seven per cent interest every
year. Under these circumstance
it is excrting itself to cancel the
greenback debt by Withdrawing it
from circulation, instead Of paying
the bond debt, and so stopping an
exorbitant drain Of interest. A
person in private life who would thus
act would be considered fit sub
ject for lunatic asylum. Yet this
is the matured and condensed Wis
don, Of the republicans in finance
Cincinnati Enquirer.