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Special Notices.
r3s RICHMOND STILL IN TIlE FIELD
THE BEST BARGAINS YET.
GEEAT REJNlClEGS.
LOTS OF GOODS FOB A LITTLE MONEY,
at The old:R;chmond Dry Goods store, established
by abraham Levy IN lslS, now conducted
bT his grandsons, tho
LEVY BR o HERS.

Full-w.d;h Blcached and Unbleached Cotton
Shec'inc at SOC;
Pillow case Cotton, SO inches wide. at &c:
B.oachod Cotton y inches wide, al Is and l'sc.;
worth 80 2nd 25c.:
Bloached Cotton al 70 and l?.c:
unhlcachod Cotton 'oc., fuIl. yard wildcat l?jc.;
Nery rue rnbe%chel Cotton, % itches wide. at
ne.
Cal!co.s at i?! Is, ard lt'c.;
Lawn, ~ ~. -. 20. and Csc;
Vine Swiss Mus.iaat !cc. worth chc., at so worth
55c:
ya!nsoaH Mu,lns a,-5 30, ~ and SOC, Just 81 per
cont below market rates;
rcr.s.r Musl'ns at zoe, worth 3oc.;
Checked Muslins al -, 25, and 3oc.:
WIi,4 Rriliartes 81. CSC, worth 1Oc.;
Bera-e for ycis, all colors, at SOC, worth 15c per
r.rd:
Trin.ss. IN amber. jet and crystal, al &c;
Bead Egc. per yard:
WilaE.a-k SILK at Il. 80, worth - per yard;
u uxalaa.quo. at ?cc worth 3Cc. per yard
Leun, IL sc, worth i9c.
E4aaksrchie:s warranted al Linen at 81 20 Il so,
and = per dozen:
Embroidered Iautkorchiefs al 25c.
Hemst!:chsd handkerchief al Soc. worth &c;
Linen Dovlies Al $50 per dozen, worth 80;
large Dam.sk Napkins At -, worth s!.5o per
dozen;
Heayv Table Dam.sk, warranted all Linen. at 75c..
worth y per yard; Il worth -. so per yard ;
Table Cloths at 55c., worth 81:
Zeal Ru-sia Diaper, warranted all Linen, At *2'z'
apiece, worth SO;
HuckabacH Towels al pure Linen, al l.5o, -. 80,
and - worth Sc.5c, -, $40, and $3.50 per
dcacn;
Handsc me Embroidered sets Collars and CUTS At
SOC. worth $780,
Vow style Tucked and Embroidered Collars a. 9l''"
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

OFFICERS Observation-Disclosures Lodge
No. lO5, |. 0. 0. F., have elected the FOL
lowing officers for the ensuing six months.
". L. Holt, n. G.; Charles ". Martin,
V.G.; James B. Vaden, secretary: c.
Burnett, treasurer; Rev. G. R. Harding,
chaplain.
BOARD or HEALTH.-Somo Of the tax
payers having complained. Of the expense
Of this body last year, we presume there
will be none this year: but we earnestly
request all Of our people to attend at once
to the renovation and cleaning of their
premises. Use lime plentii'ully. In the
absence of other authority, We hope that
the justices of the peace for this district
will, as far as they can, enforce the health
laws Of the State.
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MAYOR OFFICE. RICHMOND, July !, 1857.


7" he GoGd Psopi. Of Rici,mDDi.
This, the lth OF July, is 2 national dty--the day
upon which the people Of the United States de-
carsd themselves free arl independent people
FROM the Crown OF Great Britain. Whatever SUBJ
sequent events may have transpred, this Is the
anniversary of the great day which absolved
these thon colonies from all kingly or monarchiil
government. and as such ought, in my opIrion, TO
be commemo7dted and Observed as general holi-
day by Us who claim 10 be loyal citizens OF the
United States.
therefore recommend to you, and earnestly rs-
quest, that this day Will be regarded and OBJ
served by you, and the city kept quiet and Tree
from all manner OF disorder that all saloons,
bar-roons. and other places where arden, spirits
are drunk, be closed from o'clock A. NJ III
o'clock Z. 81. and all other places Of business be
closed from IL o'clock A. II. till O'Clock r. M.
We are loyal citizens OF the United States and |
respectfully but earnestly ask OF you 70 unite with
me in giyir. this evidence 10 the pubhc OF tnds
fac as the highest assurance we can offer 10 our
whole country that the citizens Of Richmond and,
~ believe, the people of Eirgira) are attached
To the Government Of the United States. and re-
Gure no further legislation By the Federal uoVsrn'
ment TO secure to /, Il h:m and abiding obedience
10 the Constitution of the United States and the
laws OF Congress passed in pursuance thereof.
JosGpu MAYO, Mayor.
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Report Of the TobIcco Market.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RIcHMoED, July ), laO1. )
Breaks full. and tn" market unchanged.
Below wr give the transactions ~ hogs
heads. 81 tcvCcs, and 81 boxes offered, and eo!d
rs follows:
aASUFAcTr2iSd TOBACCO.
L,Drs.-Commou to medium dark working,
=. 10 10 81; good dark wording. - TO IS; sun
cured. common, Is to 80; Sun-cured, good,
80 10 80; coal-cured, common, - 10 so !;
coalcured, bright, Sl2 TO 20; coal-cured, fan
cy, go 10 $40.
L.rf.--Common dark working, fl 10 80 !;
medium dark working, $40 TO Sl2; good dark
working, III TO $li fine and wrapping, Slj TO
:2O; >nn-curcd, Slj 10 S2j and $50; yellow
wrappers common, 80 TO 80; yellow wrap
pcrs, medium TO extra, 80 10 800 and 500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,ys.-Eery common and heavy weights
s. 10 $40; medium, IL 10 $3.50; good, -
10 =.
Lenf-English shipping, $l6 TO 800 and S2G !;
continental shipping, 81 to :lS and ~.
sTEaMIyG TOBACCO.
L.of-Common, 10 10 Sl3; good, Sl2 to 10 /;
line, Sl6 to $50 and 80.
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mr. .r,E ,CIE AND FEVER CON0UER-
OK continues to vIndc"te lis title. Three ooSu'
nate cases oil A2ue and Fever in one family cured
by the conQueror'
CERTIFICATE OF ]. c. REDWOOD, ESQ.
HEsRlCo, June y, l-67.
M e. b. NOoR:
Fear Sir-l have used your AGue CohqueFor III
three very obstinate cases OF aSue ana lever III my
family with the happiest results. cohsloe' 'h7
Agae Conqueror the best remedy known 10 NE ~,
III, cure Of tha, distressing disease, aeue ana
f,,r and cordially recommend it TO all thus az
nicted. Very respectfully, &c,
j. G.. REDWOOD.
For sale a, WOODS PHARMACY, Fifth and
Marshall streets. Price 81 per bottle. Je -
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MAYoE's COuET - WEDNESDAY,. - Ma
tilda Wilson, colored, charged with steal
ing lot Of clothing from Martha Scott,
was discharged, her accuscr failing to
prove her guilt.
Mary Writ, charged with keeping dis
orderly house, was required to give surety
for her future good behavior.
William Christian, cocrcd, charged
with being drunk and disordcrly in the
street, was required to give surety for his
future good behavior.
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING At
SpRINGrIELD HALL.-This evening at half
past : o'clock the officers elect Of Spring
field Division, Sons oi' Temperance, VIII be
publicly installed. Tie ceremonies Will
bc very interesting, and several addresses
will be delivered. All the friends oi the
canse are invited to be present.
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THURSDAY... Y................JULY 4, 1867.
=: Sec Fourth Page for


CIRCUIT Court or RICHNoND-JrDGE
MEREDITH PREsIDlNG.--In this court, yes
tcrday, the petition to" an Injunction to
prevent the auttoritics.o the city of Rich
mond from extending the city limits, was
further argued BY Colonel Shcrwin McRae
for the county OF llcnrico, and Raleigh 7.
Daniel, Esq, FOR the city Of Richmond.
Ihc case was continued.
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FOURTH OF JULY.-We invite attention
to the proclamation of the Mayor with re-
ference to this day, which in times past
was celebrated with such marks OF ma
tional rejoicing.
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LITERARY DEMoNsTEATIoH.-The literary
societies OF Richmond and Manchester
hold grand public meeting at Trinity Me-
thodist church, corner OF Broad and T"en-
ricth streets, tonight at S O'Clock. Mr.. }.
7. StrattOn delivers an grafton, and Mcssrs.
l.. K. CAileS, II. A. Atkinson, j. I. Ely
son, an9 Z. Sutton participate in the de-
bate. An interesting entertainment is cx-
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Nessrs. Lyre \
Brother sold Oh yesterday framed house
on Clay between Twenty-cighth ana Iwcn-
te-ninlh streets for 81 900.
They also sold u lot OF 30 feet adjoining
the same Tor - per front foot, ana two lots
333 feet each Oh Z and Thirty-iourth streets
at 81 PEI front foot.
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THgExFRcIsEs IN conmamoration OF our nation )
bir}h Will begin in this city ats !" clock by snort
addresses in the Methodist Episcopal church, ON
Mavo street. when number of our citizens will
attend to offer grateful Acknowledgements to
Almighty God. The next hour will be claimed by
the coored Sabbath schools.
osDRR or pRocSEptNG At The rrELIc SQUARE.
l. Singing By the color ed Schools" Ainerlca.
:. PRAYER hy Rev. James Mitchell.
J. Declaration OF Independence read ~ rev a.
S. Stock~ell.
!. Singing by the schools" Marching On"
E Speech by the Governor.
6. Singing By the schools.
= speech by Rev. Dr.. Colrer
:: Two i've minute speeches BY co.ored minister's
.. Doxo!ogy and bensdiction.
This exercise will close at ht!f-rast H. III h"i9
for the military parade at noon.
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PrgsoSAL.-Mrs. Barton and son arrived
in this city yesterday, ard are stopping at
the Spotswood Hotel. This lady Is the
wife Of General Burton, the distinguished
soldier lately the guardian OF Inc great
State prisoner, Jefferson Davis: She IS
now on her way to join her husband IN Co.
lumbia, South Carolina.
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FOURTH or July ENcUHsIoN.-lhe ele-
pant steamer John Sylvester will make an
excursion trip down james river tnis a',c,- u,,
noon at halfpast o'clock. AmDfechts )
band will be on board, and refreshments
will be served up at city prices. a M oSl
delightful way Of spending tho evening"
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MULE SToLES.-Mr. ". Burke, Of King
William county, was robbed q few nights
ago of valuable mule.
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FIRST NATIONAL B4NK.-We publish this
morning the quarterly statement OF the
condition Of this bank. It's profits during
the quarter were SO ,j69.93, on capital OF
100000. On yesterday its stock sold at
So 20 nrr Share.
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TROOPS PAID OgF.-Thc troops stationed
in IL. City Spring lot, the Libby prison
guard, and the cavalry about the city, We're
being paid oil yesterday. About $4,000
rnre nniI Out.
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f1yy- sELL!<G OFF At COST.-Don't COM
-,!.in Of Hard Times but call at No. CIT Broad
str,ct and seq the bargains which are being Of
A HlRSH & Co.,
who ar selling of their entire STOCK OF
DRY GOODS AT COST PRICES.
Is only thirty days grace will be given, We would
advise all ladies who wish to
COMBINE ELEGANCE and ECONOMY
~ evans call 4 HlRSH Y Co,
i On No 627 Broad street.
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THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BASG present
their quarterly report in our columns TINS
morning. Il is 4 full aLG satisfactory state
ment Of their business for the ilgst three
,p1ut ilS
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The LlSwooD SOCIAL CLUE.-This Or
ga1iIa:.0n intend spending to-day with =
grand picnic l. the Pump-hou>e. All
preparations have been made, and a jolly
time is anticipated.
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NV. WusAT-THE MARKET OrESED.-
Messrs. Hill & PlcasantS sold the i1rst Whcat
OF the season TO Messrs. Warwick y
Barxsdale on Yesterday. The 1ual!ty was
good white, and brought $500. 1t was
raised on james river il Chesterfield
county
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REGISTRATION IN HESRlco.-When the
Office fer the third magiSterial district
closed last night 81 blacks and IS whites
had been registered. Total to date !:
whites, los; colored, SO. The books for
this district will be open only until II
O'Clock to-day. Tomorrow they will be
open until z. II.
In the fourth district yesterday Is white
and 20 colored voters registered making
a total thus far Of IL white and 229 CO.
lOred.
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IW0l.iRe HttcIiiIeNcc.

MINIATURE ALMAHAC-JCLT I, 1867.
Sun r!sas.......... Al Moon riser. ., SO
sun sets.......... 7.lG High tide, l.. NJ. 6.i5
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 3.
ARRIrgD.
Schooner L. G Irwin. -, Boston, ice, b. ward
well.
aAILED.
Steamer Petersburg. Travcrs. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and paaseu.eTs, ID. 4 w. Iurrlc.
steamer John sylvester. Clifford Norfolk, mer-
charci-. ana PASSENGERS, l.. Is. T@inn.
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, Georgetown,
D. & !isht.
Schooner Method -, Washington, Dc lun-
ber, MchowAn ! arm.teat.
SEaORASDrM.
NEr YORK, July -CIea.cd, schooner william
Alien, Dye, Tor Richmond.
BT TELEGRAPH.
Eqw YORK, Jrly 3.-Arrived. Rapidan, New Or
leans: Erin, Liverpool Saratoga, Richmond ::
Learv, Charleston; Moro Castle. Havana.
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-Brig Secundo, from R"rce-
Iona for New Orleans. was burned at Barcelona.
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PARDoNS.-Thc Governor on yesterday
pardoned Charles Brent and Richard Hal
loway, colored, convicted OF petit larceny
in the County Court Of Powhatan county,
aud sentenced to the county Jail for three
months. Also, Edward Brent and Henry
Mitchell, colorcd, convicted in the Circuit
Court of Powhatan county OF felony, and
sentenced TO the peniterlla!y Tor five
Years
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AppoGSTMENT.-Thc Governor on yes
terday appointed Daniel X. Weisigcr No
tary Public for the city Of Richmond and
county OF Chesterfield.
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No MAYORS Court To-nAY.-The Mayor
will hold no court this morning III observ-
ancc Of the day.
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STATE DErARTMgNr--The State and
Executive offices viii be closed to-day,
Til. being the lth OF July.
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LuAN H. TYLEH q -. successors

TOHN II. TYLER q CO., successors
~ to Mitchell l. Tyler, 1912 Maia street, Rich
mond Va respr ct!uiiy call attention 10 their
varted aud ext .nslve stock o! GOLD and Sll.vsa
WATCHES and CHAiEs, CLOCKS, JSWEhRY.
SILVER and Plated WAaE. GOLD. slLEsk,
and STEEL SpECTACLES and EYEGLASSES,
no. surpassed by any class of goods in the country
L. 20 quality and which thoy will sell al prices 40
Thcir PIE sen. stock Is vel! selected and very com:
ptete and consists OF tho most desirable and
fashionable styles usually Kept IN trst class lsw-
elry Establishments, and 20 which they ara con.
slaLtly adding nav goods. They continue. as
h-rs:o:orc - order d!rec, from the factories wnA;.
ever articles their customers may desire. ana a.
the shcrtes, possible notice. HAIR JEWkLkf ol
every description made 10 order. WATCH hs.
PAIRING done In .E0 very best manner by lao
Ioa! 9AS0'A' Iny30
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RFG1STrATIoy CLOSED IN JEFFERSON
WARD.-Altcr six days fight the regis
tralion in Jefferson Ward was closed last
night. One hundred and eight whites and
one hundred and live blacks were regis
tered yesterday. Aggregate number OF
registered voters Blacks, l,lS "iiileS'
l,llj. CoIored majority, 3333.
WcGeel ii due TO the gentlemen who nave
acted as challengers in Jefferson Ward to
speak of the perscvering fidelity with
Which they have performed their volun-
tary duty. Most Of them arc poor men,
and can i'll afford to give away their time.
Their services have been Invaluable, ana
il is stated with confidence that at least
three hundred persons have been pre-
vented from registering fraudulently. We
give their names: John Finn, Daniel
Wrem, William c. Bailey, and K; II.
Allen. These gentlemen deserve and re-
cciyc the thanks Of our citizens.
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Sryp!y School MEErrS".-Th" "iIc"f7' tsach-
ar. ADD senolarS Of the Second Baptist thurch
Sunday School will har" special meeting IN their
school.room on Thursday afternoon. the !th IN
slant at d o'clock. Al the parent, ~ the children
and friends 0: the school arc invited TO attend
L.
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uEaTU COA AL-HAMP-

pLACK HEATH CO a L.-HAM M p
- SHIRE WHITEIIOUSE & co. beg to inform
the public that they hsye removed ths coal
YARD to the Danvil, failroad Depot. Fourteenth
s.rsot near Mayos bride, where they will have
public with very superior gipHinons cosI:
Good Ayeral. Coal IL 80 superior Coat for
Snhs' use )! per Ioa. Of twenty ive bushels.
Delivered in any part Of III. city Tor Ll,y cents per
:n.rs of coal supplied on the most lib raj terms
Single loads of Coal sold for cash only. orders
RESPECTFULLY solicited, which please send to lhs
Office at tae Railroad Depot where tEey WIZ
meet with prompt att"ntlcn.
CUAHi.E. COOKE, Commercial Agent:
rhera Is no coal ruiacd in Virginia "Iuai to the
Black HEATH for engineering, mechanical, or
80 hi't,s, en- ,s,,i,iinr nurpns., jo 22
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FREEDMEN AND THEIE CoNTRAcTs.-Thc
political agitatons and league organlza-
tons are beginning to work fearful mis-
chief in the rural districts, as might have
been, as was by all calm and sagacious per-
sons, anticipated. Mr.. William Allen, Of
Clarcmont, had avery large crop oiwheat,
and lust as il was ready for the sickle the
freedmen employed by him, or very
large portion Of them, left the plantation,
and came to Richmond. Mr.. A. inmedi-
atcly represented the facts to General
Scholicld, who he'd one of the freedmen
arrested and brought before him. The ac-
!;nowlcdrmcntof til" freedman established
The fact that he had broken his contract
without cause, and had, with his col
leagues, left Mr.. Aliens very large crop to
hc. entirely lost 50 far as they were con-
ccrncd. The General had the whole of
them arrested and conveyed back under
guard to The plantation, where they were
REQUIRED To 70 on with the harvest, the
guard remaining to see the work done.
1t is plain that if such iaithlcsSncSS IS
permitted the crops Of this State must be
nrcatiy cuYtai!cd. We learn rom many
districts sad accounts Of the irregulari!y
of the frecdmcn. The part? misSiona-
ricS " arc paving the way for tie perpetual
I ton Of the Bureau and Tie rat!0ns.'
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: rs. MARY +. BAILEY tenders her
VI services as d LADIES NURSE 10 the ladies
# Richmond. Having had twelve years e%pe-
rlence, she respectfully asks the iavor ol lhelr
patronage In hef profession, Good references can
Is given. Eebld"nce, No. I'll Fourth street be-
tween lac rsou AND bava ie 2s--lw
TrUR SALE, II STILL of eighty
4 gallon. capacity, wiz, worm ard improve
r,rlt iol stirring, but l.>le used, and as good us
nov; also, tcn or titoen h1GFHLADS and
~ SD. in GOOD order, suitable for distllers or
r-r., 1.rs kpp,y to ZIMMEH u CO.,
Ia ~ lbla Main street
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Fertilizers.

.ITOOL LSTCN'S AMMONlAIED
En5,yn for .Gaslns heavy yield Of tobacco-su'
ps'''' ~ 9 HAEYEYS s WILLIAMS,
u Sole Agents.
ItCAND AND LIME, ,00O casks
C &CCKLAY0 LIME. 50 tons pECN!A So-
&Sp--& pure bird DEPOSIT. P!ise, sST per ton;
s. 7. LATHkOP, agent,
ily7 Eighteenth street, south Side COCK
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DQCki,AND LIME.-1,OOO barrels
4. foat R0CKLAND LIME, in piIns order, In
st-r. an1 fer beA9 .vH.. Q. LEE,
tss l7l7 Cary Egsrt:
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40 Al 4 n D COX L /,

FOR
sTr.ssurpS FuUSDRIES. BLACkSMlTHS,
ASD FAMILY USE.
T,rr Y.TICTA;, coal MINING COMPANY.
by r.ceut discornrc. Of new leds ot toai on th'lr
proportions and thorough dore t"pmont OF Tue sal",
:l. now pr pared to !urnish Ia tao tfdio ana LOT
lIARD AND SOFT COKE,
LIMP. AVERAGE. ASD FINE BITUNITOUS
COAL.
Tto Company also hGr. IN successful opcrntlon
several rolc ovens, and .r. prepared 10 iGTnsh
for manufacturing and domestic uses a very supe'
ARTIFICIAL. COKE.
Orders may DO lett Al the oitco ct The Company,
corner Of s.inth aad Main stretts. or Al tho coal
varl, on Basin bank between Eighth aud Ninth
.trerts Mr. JOHN L. lADGHIuA, agent: or
with Captain CLUEGG T.. TAhLUk, agent at tha
l.,l at the ship LOCKS, a. foot o! twenty -"eVsiIn
st.,..t lr is--im
A NTHRACITG COAL. Just received
= pet :" Alliance" from rhliaIelphia, 25o tons
prlrEe quality rREf-BUkNlNG RED ASH CoAh'
free from Impurities si2-, Tor stoves, iGrnHceH'
and crates ana warranted Ia give sat lriac.lon.
For sAlo IL tho luweot iaa rk.t rates by
ROBERTS q WILSON,
corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
Also CARBON HILL. COKE tor sale at comna-
ny's prices. - =!
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NTHRACT?E COAL ut EIGHT
"A DOLLARS per ton of two thousand pounds
delivered. Per,oRs sending In orders siEing uS
firno IN mi them from vessels Will settwo thousand
rounds Of coal delivered ut their door for precisely
,,vf.t two thousand two hundred and forty pounds
| !. ~ g. WARpw ELL ( co.
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For sale wholesale and retail! by
A II. ROBINS, Druggist.
on Second street between Clay and Leigh.
s l--lw
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... -s and

t-.f "..#. on.
f~ st
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l.u1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-26
DIR. Schencx's Mandrake Pills. ASub,
stItute for CaIOmeI

These Pills are composed of varIeus roots
having the power to relax the SecretionS OF
the liver as promptly and effectualIy as blue
pills or mercury, and without producing any
OF those disagreeable or dangerous effects
which often follow the use OF the latter
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence, as they promote the
discharge OF vitiated bile, and remove those
obs ructions from the liver and hillary ducts
which are the cause OF bilious affections In
general.
scHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS cure
Sick Headache, and all disorders of the Liver,
Indicated by sallOw skin, coated tongue co.'s
tlveneSS, drowsiness, and a general feeling OF
wsartness and laSsitude, showing that the
liver Is in torpid or DISTRACTED condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with adj
vantage in all cases where a purgatiye or
Alternative medicine Is required.
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills" and observe that the two likenesses
or the Doctor are on the Government stamD
one when in the last stage of COnsump tIon
and the other in his present health.
sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price Is
cents per box Principal Office, No. Is North
9th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
& Co., q Park Row, New York; 5. 8, Hance
i!S Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md; John d
Park, n. E. cor. OF Fourth and Walnut SITS.
Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor 1884 and
iS6 wabash Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins
Brothers, southwest corner OF Second and
Vine Sts-, st. Louis, No.
Observation-Disclosures