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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-10

REMARKS. market this morning was
very active, with larger offerings, and 81 brisk
demand Flour is firm, and choice brands Of
Family in demand. Wheat firm with sales Of
old red of good quality at 255 Corn very &C
tive, and prices advancing: sales from store at
1872; from the ears ut 99al00 for white and Mixed
lot Of damaged yellow brought8 80. Rye is in
fair request, with sales at 10. Oats very active
and prices up--sales at 90 cents Plaster is in
lairsupply at 81 50a$5 for lump. Butter is in
good demand for prime country. and prices
have sli ghtiy advanced. II il
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WASHINGTON ITEMs.-A row OF frame
houses, corner of Seventeenth and K streets,
was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon :
Cause accidental
The Temperance cause is said to be pro
crossing favorably.
It is said that some ten or eleven Of the new,
ly elected radical members of the city council
do not possess the requisite property qualiGca
ton to entltle them to seats as corporation le
gislators.
MIR. Constantine Bodisco an attache Of the
Russian Legation, and son of the late Russian
Minister, was married yesterday evening, tt
Miss Charlotte Burton, Of Georgetown.
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EXCURSIONS, BALLS, Sc.
uURSION TO CARLIN'S SPRING.

TANUKSION TO CARLIN'S SPRING.
The METH. PROT SABBATH SCHOOL
viii 1--we its annual Excursion on THURS.
DAI NEXT. the 18th instant At CARLIN' 5
SPRI&G The friends Of the School are invi-
ted Trains will leave the depot Of the Alex
anoria Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad at :
g. m .... iy St
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POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFIcE.--A wo-
man named Cohen haing from Washington,
for peddling without license, was fined and
discharged --i
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. There were no cases
Of criminal character at the Magistrates
Office this morning.
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III u lcXaHCT!d-
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS,
we have all the new styles and choice brands. OF
rich figured and plain Qrgandies.
Embroidered Grenadines.
Crapemerctts, Mohaira, Lustrins DeChiey-
ers, Grenadine Broches Gingham ms, Seeded,
Striped and Plain Muslina Heavy Repprd and
Plain Black Silk, Coored Silk, &c.
IN MOURNING GOODS,
We have Black Hermann, two yards wide, Black
Berage two yards VI DC, FOR shawls and suits
also, all-slE Grenadine Iron Beragc, Lupin's
French Mop sims, A. p@cAs, call prices, rlain,
Lawns, Mourning Silk, New Style Black and
White and Black and Lead Colored Calico,
English Grape and Craze Wells, Black IisE~a
ana Berage for Wells.
..... IN DOMESTICS
we are prepared to offer great bargains in
Bleached and Brown Cottons Ticl-ngs Checks,
Shirting7, Stripes, Twill, Heavy Gnodc, for
Awnings, Sc, Sc.
III LINEN AID HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
We name Cd and Sd Table Damasls Napkins,
Russia Diaper Huct:ebacli tow2ling, Fringcd
and Bordered Towels, Heavy Bah and Friction
Towels, irish Linens. ....
IN MEN AND BOT7% WEAR,
we have full line Of superior French Cloths.
Black French Docskin Caas;mcrns Coored
Cassimores, Twccds, Caah!n"rrtts, Summer
Cloths, Drabdcte, Kentucky Jeans, Linen
Drills and Ducks Striped ana Chccl; Linen and
Cotton Pant-stutt3, silk and Satin Fostings.
with full assortment Of Coat Innings and Tail
or's Trimmings, Crayats, .NecI;ties, Linen and
Hall Hose, &c. together with oar usual large
supply Of purasO3. Hoop Skirts, French Cor
gets, Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, BraGs, But
tors, &c, Sc, all OF which We are determined
80 sell ;l the very lowest prices for cash, 81 our
ncw store, 10. g. corner King and i'uirinX St..
my Is tOBEET J.. WOOD.
NEOEH NEW GOODS.
Ne arc now prepared to oIler to wholesale
every description of DRY GOODS. CARPET
INGS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &C., Sc
We can only name III part
Linen and Cotton Sheetinss, Pillow Linens
and Cottors, Counlctrpanos' Doyiies, N@pI>lInS:,
Towels. Tonaiing Of every descriptions Table
DafnasI, blcarhcd and Brown Wine Cloths,
Shifting Linen, Cottons, EIcachcd and Brown,
Of every kind; Blue d nostcs, IicIngs,
Checks, GjughArns. and MI KINDS Of Gloves,
Hoscry and Notions.
\ very large assortment Of MOURNING
GOODS, such as ID, A and Ga superior MI
wool Mouslins, i|iorentnes, Byzantines, Tam
merI:nr-, }ombazncs, Hcrnanics, Iam"=o
Cloth, ChaIIrs, Canton Cloth, Nip&ra&, Pure
Aluh:ts Si}i: Grenadines BerHGcs and Love
Veil: also It fine line Of English Grape Vols,
from $3.50 10 SO.
We have also received another large supply
Of those elegant Black Grns. Grain Silks, rang
ing from s.: SO 10 s. 80 per yard.
We have also splendid rich !ustrc Gro. de
Rhine end Semper Idem 5i;ks. in Black, Green,
Blue Brown and other colora.
\ full i1e Of CAMBRiC@ and jACKN-
i TETS, bot@ lard and eoft finish; NansooEs
and NulIa pluin md Eorr16 W h;tn Ircrgr, los.
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" G-cOts

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
- ABLE Landry virtue Of l. decree Of
the County Court Of Fairfax county. rendered
III the cause Of Gibson vs. Gibson, &c, the IN
dersigncd, as Commissioner therein nam d. vii!
sell, st public auction, on MONDAY, the 1911
day Of August. 1867, Court day in front of the
Court House Of Fairfax county, the VALUA-
BLE TRACT OF LAND, in said county, Of
which George Gibson died seized, containing
one hundred and forty-fvc acres Said trac!
lies On the Wolf Run Shoals road, between
three and four miles from Fairfax Station, on
the Q. Il 4. Il. r., adjoining the laods of Geo.
5. Ayrc, Adams, GagtcU, Lewis and Burke |.
IS well Wateccd NEd heavily t:gnbered
TERMS One third e The purchase none,
in cash, the residue in three equal instalmcnls
at T., Il and % months, with interest, secured b.
the notes Of the purchaser, and retention of the
title till the last payment is made.
NELSON GIBSON,
is J-laWt2 Commissioner Of Sale.
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The WEATHER is now very fine.

TURTLE SOUP. Mr. James Coleman, at his
restaurant to-day, served up fine sea turtle,
and it was partaken Of by many, with evident
relish. 1t was cooked in the best sly le ..>'
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FOR EXCURSIONS.

enc last und cOrnmodious steamer HI. LlN
elegantly fit ed up, can be charter
ed for Excursions down the Potomac on Mon
days and Thursdays
jy 3-tf THOMAS Law LER.
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ri 4 EssN r. LIS Z


PORT OF ALEXANDEIA-JULY 10.
ARRIVED. -. ...s.'...
= Steamer John Gibson. Fuller, New York, To
q G. " inship.
Steamer John s. Green, Morgan, Now York,
10 NJ Mllridgc s Go.
"chr. Armada, Palmer, Baltimore, salt to
". A. s:tnoot & Co.
..#...... SAILED. ,..s..
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore. by B.
Wheat - -. =. .-...
Steamer !{ennebec, Wilson, Baltimore, by j..
Hr0dera * %.
b.. .l... ...... hIEAioaANpA.
:;Sclr William Coiycr, Taylor, hence at Prov
id&ncc, 1th natant. ...# a5.l-s--#
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EDUCATIONAL.
MOUNT SHARON SELECT SCHOOL
lM FOR YOUNG LADIES.

NE CUNT SHARON Sc LETT SUHUUL
Yl FOR YOUNG Ladies.
ORANGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
The Sd session of this School will open on the
first of September next. Parenta wishing /"
send their daughters will please make lnmc-
date application to Mrs. l.. G. TALlAFERkO,
who has secured the services Of Miss MARY
l.. BALCH to conduct the Literary, and NJ ISIS
l.. II. FROST the Musical Department whose
thorough and peculiar qualifications to discharge
their respective duties are sufficiently attested
by the high satisfaction afforded patrons in their
past experience. ............ ~,
S:-Board, including washing. fuel
and lights, together with tuition in all the Eng
lish branches, Latin and Greek, per session Of
guages, each, Sis; Music Piano or Guitar, 50
use of Instrument, 55 Address, d
MRS l.. g. TALIAFEERO,
FEB. Near Rapidan Station,
~ 9~-Go3w# Culpcpcr co., 1t.
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LOCAL NEWS.
j. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 10.

- - 30 = p =
-~ WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 10.
2a9s CoUNrr URT-TuEsDAY.-John Sum,
mers vs.. Vim. q. Whaley-in ease-judgmen1
against defendant for sl66 O9, with interest or
81 80, from January u, 1867, and on So4 %
the residue thereof, from June 4, 1861, til
paid, and costs.
Is ii John Summers, vs. Whaley Il Vessels IL
c.se-judgment against defendants for 81 800,
with interest from January 18th, 1867, Till paid,
and costs,
An account Of James NJ. Steuart, Sheriff
of this county, against the Commonwealth
amounting to 1926, and an account OF :. N.
Chipley, constable Of this county, against the
Commonwealth, amounting TO Sl4 70 were al
lowed
The Court adjourned till II . clock Friday.
THE OFFICES AND HoNoRs. '-Regiatra-
ton having resulted 10 recording the names Of
majority of colored and white Radicals in
this city and county, voters, aud the power
Of election having, ii is thought, been thus Sc
cured to that party, attention is already turned
BY those having the power to the selection OF
candidates for the various Offices, un'clI'a
and State-and the ualnoe OF many persons
are given as likely to be candidates, or to he
selected by the leaders and managers tis sand
that considerable number Of the col0rcd pe0-
s,le demand that the white candidates should
hays been citizens here before the war and
that the co!ored voters shall have 4 far share
Of the Offices. More anon.
CHOLERA The rumor, prevalent on The
streets yesterday and today, to the effect that
there had occurred in this city during the last
two or three days. several cases Of and one
death from Asiatc Cholera, is entirely without
foundation in fact There have been, It is
true one or two cases Of cholera morbus, which
we're readily cured and one death from diseas-
ed bowels contracted in New Orleans some
time since, during the current week, but no
case CT genuine cholera has, as yet, this sum
mer, manifested itself in this city. Because
such is fact, however, is no reason why stale
vegetables and fruit should be sold or eaten.
On ;CHANGE-It will be seen by reference
to our commercial report that the market here
is quite active, and that prices of grain are
looking up. The reports Of the wheat harvest
are generally favorable, though it is not
thought the yield will be as abundant as at first
anticipated The growing corn has greatly I'M
proved lately and now promises well. Oats
have been considerably injured by the late
rains and the crop. is thought, in this sec
ton will be short New wheat is coming in
very slowly ~
THE OUTLET LoCK-The work Of recon
stracting the outlet lock at Rock Greek was
begun few days ago by the contractors,
Messrs. Maynard & Dester The completion
is limited by contract to the LIST OF September,
lluI nr,,11 6of ,,o1
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TIE OUTLET Lock The work Of recon
structing the outlet lock at Rock Greek was
begun few days ago by the contractors,
Messrs Maynard & Dester. The completion
il limited by contract to the lst of September,
but it is probable that it will be finished at an
earlier date. The contract price is $500 The
opening of this lock opens the canal to Wash
inetou. and the coal trade with Alexandria
can be carried Cd by way of the Potomac, in
stead, of the Alexandra Canal, which is closed
tor this season at least = Washington StdH.
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IN LADIES DRESS GOODS,

We are now in receipt Of the best selected as
sortment Of DRY GOODS we have ever offered
A ~
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. Z Y G D o D 5
Z on RAING DRESS GOODS.

Mo0ESl%c DRESS GOODS.
We wouii call the attention Of ,ia,i.r. q, orr.
stock Of MJuENlNG EKtSS GOODS.
Black G7enuiine. =
CAperIoereit. TWO varris .y:;a..
Berage.
=, French Mousline
Shalloy.
{, i,-ra.rn ! vide
Grcnudinp.
Inmertein
-Lupin@s Superior double width Mousn; real
Mohalr A1pacca, all qualities superior Organ
dies and Jaconett Lawns, with other desir,,bie
goods which we are Offering at the very lowest
prices. ... r. l.. WOOD,
Je 2S--- ... Corner King and Fairfax st5.
TLEGANT NEW GOODS.
We are now in receipt Of the best selected as
sortment Of DR. I GOODS We have ever offered
in Alexandra,
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS,
we have all the new styles and choice brands, OF
rich figured and plain Organdies.
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TLEGANT NEW GOODS.
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MO MORE AGU OR
II InTEEMIirTENT FEVER.
&iNOHE'3 RADICAL AGUE CURE.
The creates! met:ir:tl discovery Of thc DAY. II
is nf0lIiJlc and ia warranted to cure, radically
and cttactually, the lnoat @evrre and obstinate
casaa IF intermittent ana chili3 aai fever Sold
hy HENRY CDOk, and other Druggists
principal depot, MOORE &, 90, n Courtand
street, New York il l9--3In
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Present /:
Judges Moncure, Joynes, and Rves. In
this court yesterday the following business
was disposed of:
The case Of Davis Us. the Commonwealth,
upon an appeal for the reversalof decree of
the Circuit Court Of Pittsylvania, by which
the appellant was fined ten dollars and
costs for killing dog. The ground taken
by Davis was that as dogs were not pro-
perty, criminal prosecution was not
legal, and could not be sustained. The
lower court oyerruled this.
The court ordered that the decree Of the
lower court be reversed, deciding that a
criminal prosecution could not be sus-
tanned in the case, as dogs wero not pro-
perty, though suit for damages by civil
process could be brought i'll.
The Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company Us. Falyey for, Sc, upon an ap-
peal from DEGREES of the Circuit Courts of
Orange and Culpeper counties; and the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
rs. Cowherd, upon an appeal from DEGREES
pronounced by the same courts.
These are both cases involving breach of
contract. The arguments in each were
commenced, and the cases continued.
The arguments in the cases of Robinson
Us. Wright and others, and same Us. Read
and others, were concluded, and time
taken for decision.
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POLICE HEADoUARTERs.-There was but
little at police headquarters yesterday that
could interest our readers. One poor de-
vii, very fond Of cheese, permitted his
liking for that article and gnawing appe-
tite to overcome his sense Of the differ
ence between "meun and teum," and the
consequence was that he spent his night
in the lower station-house. His name was
Guss Jackson, and upon cheese of R. M.
Wilder he fed his eyes until no longer able
to control his hands, he allowed them to
seize the cheese, and his legs, through
sympathy with what his hands had done,
carried both him and the cheese off. He
will suffer an examination before the Mayor
this morning for this indiscretion of his
hands and legs.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
D1NG-TUEsDAY MoRNIM.-The continued
case of Detective James P. Tyler, charged
with striking negro named Jim Hickman,
at the Danville depot, came up. His Honor
deciding that railroad and steamboat COM
panies had right to keep their wharves
and depots clear of any obstructions, dis
missed the case.
Richard Grant, negro, was arraigned for
stealing stove from the camp of the Uni
ted States Burial Corps. The theft having
been committed beyond the corporate
limits, the case was transferred to the
county authorities.
William H. Gentry, charged with as
saulting and beating William Tribby, was
sent on for indictment before the Grand
Jury, as his preference to paying fine of
$40.
The continued case of Vernon A. BouS,
charged with having forged the name OF
Joseph F. Powell upon negotiable note
for $50, was called up.
Mr.. D. B. Collins, who took the note up,
testified that as he was passing along Main
street on Friday last between 10 and II
o'clock, gentleman gave him a roll OF
money and asked him to take note out of
the First National Bank. He did so, not
knowing whose name was either upon the
face or back. Mr.. William B. johnson
was the gentleman who gave him the
money.
The presence Of Mr.. johnson as wit
ness in the case being necessary to proceed
further, it was continued until to-day.
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TTRldH on ADVERTYengo |,


E TO PLANTERS AND RARxERs.~YHn
LODI NAHUHACTU1fNG COMPANY (ssssSiisS.
Cd since 1901 hsving he sxsiusiys soatse q "a
the night soil q Kew Yosk sltys e1ss ~ sslA -.
slxsssSJy for easA, nsw article of DOUBLE n.
TIN1D HouDRyTT1, wssfaussA ffss hoa t1ya.
r1ty and fubbisA, wtiSA thsy WIN sell fes tvsaey.
hvs dolian pss tos, dsliysrea en boae4 q vseeel
In New York city. This article, wkish u pulyee.
issd - Ans = Sour, has No squsl for com, soeeeA
and tobacco, snd n equal 10 No. Peruvian gssae
IN the properties a twe pounds fes ons of gusn4
ana bettsr than the bsst brands % euDsr.Hhcs.
Nh 80 pound for pound Ths y jast Ne thing foe
thoss Who will pay cash for good article q low
price. We have eoarssf article ct twenty dollars
per ton. Samples ssntby nail (fFssD On rsssfps Of
thrss.ssnt stamp. Send fos panphists and - soa'
vincsd. address the Lodi HsnlfAstuxtug Con.
psny, - courtlandt street, View York.
RooKr kousr. xDssocs1l ocuI,!, Gay
n. James r. Dsy.
Sr.-ln reply TO yosr inquiry Of the results ef oaS
experience In the use Of your Improved Poudrsttss
purchased Of you for this years cotton sr0p, ws
would beg leave 70 ssy hat the present season has
been one quite snfavorsbls 70 the sctieu Of al
fsrtilisss. Several ktnds Of soWxsss Usys sse6
by us, UfA Gs sscsptto~ @ yosw PoSdvstts. ssStA
IftIs or 10 sTsct to the crop. WAvstAs Pesdsats
seas applied q gGgs ~ near q hdvo baIs o. ssors
per acre. aad eossSd tie COTTON to open muoA
earlier; and We would Therefore rseomnsnd ne
came @ concentrated nanaYs for the growth Of
cotton. q well - IN Improvement 70 the soil.
Youn, very respectfully,
10 N-swS HBHnY r. sfuLfs 3 BRoTtIa.
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BAsE-BALL.-At a regular meeting of
the Stonewall Baseball Club, held on Mon
day last, the following officers were re-
elected for the ensuing term Andrew J.
Duesberry, president; William A. Walsh,
vice-president; Walter A. Ezekiel, secre-
tary; George Poe, treasurer; Henry Q.
Frayser, James Stevenson, Alexander
Tomlinson, and Walter G. Riddick, direc-
tors; William A. Walsh, captain first nine.
At regular meeting of the Alert Base
ball Club of Manchester, held Saturday
night, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: James A. Gentry,
president; Alexander Easton, yice-presi-
dent; A. p. Montgomery, recording secre-
tary A. Fitzgerald, corresponding secre-
tary; ]. Bruce Fitzgerald, treasurer; H.
@. Ferguson, W. R. Blunt, and A. Jones
directors and James B. Fitzgerald, cap
tain of first nine.
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TIE CASE OF MAJOR TRACEY.-Major
Barney Tracey was, in pursuance Of the
adjournment Of the case on Saturday, ar
raigned before Recorder Regnault yester-
day to answer the charges of threatening
the life of the Mayor Of the city, assault.
ing with intent to kill William Rose, and
kicking up the mischief generally. Young
Rose being still unable to attend court in
consequence of his injuries, the case was
continued until Tuesday next. Colonel
Ould, counsel for the accused, made appli-
cation for bail, which was refused.
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INSURANCE.

DEMoVAL.
IL Ihave removed to the new Office
The SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND
TwsrFTH STREETS,
toppoato Dispatch ofieel,
where shall continue to issue
eryy. MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
POLICIES IN THE BEST COMPANIES
on FAVORABLE TERMS.
,.sons iae strongest and bes: southern companies
represented are the
..benay!e Insurance Company, Albemarle;
James Ssver Insurance Company, Albemsrle;
Virginia Insurance Company, staunton;
Georgia Home Insurance Company, Columbus,
Georgia.
vre companies whose career has been marked
.vs liberal and prompt settIemen; OF losses also
,.vrsl Of the strongest and most reliable northern
companies,
Thsilsrge aud successful company
TIE BALgIMoRE MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
q. sIso represented by mo: and l am authorized to
take s2s,oao by single vessel to any
aonastie or foreign port.
IN LIFB INSURANCE.
The E,ns Life credit company and the Equits-
sIe Life ,cssh company both offer unsurpassed
,3vaut&ges to the assured.
The public generally is invited to call on me for
,sr,her information. J. II. MONTAGUE.
ns-lw Nollls Main street.
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ExEcUT1vE.-The Governor on yesterday

ExEcUTIvE.-The Governor on yesterday
made the following appointments:
Walker Coleman notary public for Mel
son county, and Thopas Sadler, of the city
of New York, commissioner of deeds for
Virginia in the State Of New York.
William Henderson, Jr., Samuel G.
Williams, and Lawson Chase were CON-
missioned justices of the peace for District
No. 8, Lancaster county, in the place Of
William Henderson and E. 0. Robinson,
deceased, and William II. George, re-
signed.
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wTHE TRUTH ABOUT DYsPKPsIA.-

WTHE TRUTH ABOUT DYsPEPsIA.-
Whoever says that dyspepsia II ineursbls tells -
that II to say, makes IN sgrseious mistake. More
than ten thousand aggravated eases have been
cured BY HOSTITfRR'S 6rOkACH BIrrxRS,
while the number that have been prevented IRON
coming to head by the same means b insalsuls.
BILE. In winter and early spring, whom the appetite
is sometimes too vigorous fortho comfort and safety
Of the stomach, indigestion IL most prevalent and
most distressing. ID the appetite TO be baked to o.
commodats the digestive organsf Not 90 for then
the frame would lack is due proportion Of nutri-
menr. The thing to be done II TO srRIEdrHHH TEE
sroGAcH, tone the liver, and put the bowels In
perfect order. Nothing will do this 20 sfsetuslly,
80 rapidly, so quietly, so pleasantly, - H0sTRr-
TBRs BITTBRs. This potent preparation tftns
and balances the system, and clothes IL - II wsrss
with defensive armor. Chronic dyspepsia, liver
complaint, and fever and sgus are never known to
attack those who are wise enough TO invoke the
aid Of this great preventive. fsS-sodsw
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COUNTY ITEMs.-Richard Grant, negro,
was arranged before Justice Wade on a
charge of stealing stove from the camp
of the United States Burial Corps. He
was brought before the Mayor yesterday
morning, and transferred by him to the
county authorities, who sent him on for
indictment.
Charles Moore, alias Wright, was ar
raigned on charge Of being a vagrant
and suspicious character, and sent on to
the Grand Jury.
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WooD FOR Tng P0OR.-See the notice OF
the chairman of the Fuel Committee, Mr..
George X. Crutchfeld, In another column
The wise and liberal provision made by the
Council during the present winter for sup,
plying the poor with fuel has allevisted
much suffering.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-The performances
by the Southern Prize Combination Com
pany continue to be attended by good au-
diences, and are Of highly amusing cha
racter. Miss Agnes Sutherland, the song
stress, pleases very much, and Tim Morris,
one of the best negro delineators we have
ever seen, keeps his audience in CONT
nual roar. Go and see him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-13
8irtln1ond 9ispatth.
WEDNESDAY.....FEBRUARY Is, 1867.


RBGNAULT 4 co. win sell at 10 O'Clock, splen.
did lot OF household furniture, embracing
marbls-top cabinet, wardrobsA Jenny Lind
bebstsads, &c, SC.
3. B. COOK will sell at the rooms over the Earn.
den Express Office, . large and handsome as
sortment Of elegant rosewood, walnut, and ma
hogany parlor and chamber furniture, carpets.
curtains, &C., &c.