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THE MoRMoSs FR1GHrENEp.-Th

The MoRMoNs FRIGHTENED.-The Nor
mons are in great fear that the Pacific rail
road will bring into their midst people who
will give them great deal of trouble. No
doubt it will soon destroy their system of
poligamy, and upset their religious belief
and practices. For civilizing people, give
us the railroad. There is no missionary
on earth to be compared with the locomo-
tive. Where the scream of the steam-whistle
is heard daily, Mormonism will die of blight
and innovation. Many have called upon
Congress to make poligamy felony in
Utah. The railroad will make it insup-
portable.-Ne1o York Express.
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Dom estic Markets.

New YORK, October S.-N0on.-Stoc
steady. Money easy at SCI per cent.
Exchange, 1882. Gold, 1895. 5-2O's,
'62, coupons, ll23l. North Carolina 6's,
66L; new, 66. Virginia 6's, ex-coupons,
5315 new, 81. Tennessee &c, ex-coupons,
G6h new, &c asked. Flour unchanged.
Wheat dull and less firm. Corn shade
better. Pork frmer at $500. Lard quiet.
Turpentine quiet at 421a@43c. Rosin
quiet; strained and common, S2:5o9
$2.62H. Cotton shade lower middl1ngS,
25hG26c.
Standardization dull and 1ac. lower ;
sales, 500 bales at 2515c. Flour unchanged.
Wheat easier red, State, 81 ; amber Michi-
gan, s2.lS. Corn 1c. better; mixed west
ern, $l.14@$1.l5h. Mess pork firm at
S29. Other provisions dull. Whiskey quiet
at l.30@s1.35. Groceries quiet. Turpen-
tine, 42h943bc. Resin, S2.459S7.50.
Freights dull and dropping; cotton, per
steam, 3-l6. ;.
Money easy at SCI per cent. Sterling
steady at 1881. Gold more active at
1891 6@l. 1914. 5-2O's, 81, coupons, llzI'
Tennessee Is, 65A; new, 652s. North
Carolina 6's, new, 60.
BALTIMORE, October S.-Cotton, Zo12g
26c. Flour fairly active. for high grades
family Quoted at $12.50@Sl3.50; other
grades unchanged, but favor buyers. Wheat
frmer: choice Maryland red, s2.70, with
large receipts. Corn firm; white, Sl.25@
SIPS: yellow, $I.3O. Oats active at IOg
soc. rive firm at 81 .45@$l.55. Provisions
firm.
C1Sc1xxAT1, October 8.-Flour easier ;
family, So .25Gss.75. Corn dull and droop-
inc nj CSC .@$l. Whiskey firm. Mess pork,
SCI asked, $1,000 offered. Bacon-Llttle
Offering shoulders, 1885,; clear sides, l!c.;
most bacon holders are stiff in anticipation
of an advance. Lard, 1870. with light
stock.
LOUISVILLE, October s.-superfine -four,
Sc 25as6.5O. Corn, 81. Lard, l9Ag2oc.
Mess pork, s3O@$30.75. Shoulders, l3Q
BIC; clear sides, 17@l7Ac. Whlskey'
Sl.27h.
W1ryrNeTos, N. G., October S.-Spirits
turpentine advanced to 39c. Rcsln quiet
No. 2, sl.9o; Mol, 81; PALE 4'oo. Ear
81 40.
CHARLESTON, October s.-Cotton dull and
unsettled middlings nominal at 231ac.
sales, 100 bales, with but little Offering
receipts, l ,llS bales; exports coast#lse'
l,043 bales.
AUGUSTA, October s.-Cotton dull and
lower; middlings, $780,; sales, i76 bales
receipts, $50 bales.
sAyAssAH, October s.-Cotton dull and
heavy, with no buyers; middlings entirely
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THE NATURALIZATION QUESTION IN PHILA-
DELpuIA.-Philadelphia, October7.-Judge
Read, of the Supreme Court, has written a
letter taking ground discrediting the issue
of naturalization papers, over six thousand
in number, by the Supreme Court. He is
sustained by Judge Aguew, and also by
Judge Williams, who has been appointed
by Governor Geary to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Judge Strong.
The letter says this will be the opinion Of a
majority of the court when Judge Williams
takes his seat. The next meeting Of the
court in banc will be on Monday next, at
Pittsburp.
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A Lawrence dispatch to the Chicago Tri-
5une states that remarkable petrifaction
was recently discovered at Sheridan, at the
end of the Kansas Pacific railroad. It seems
to have been the remains of a crocodile, and
measures l26 feet in length from the head
to the end of the tail. Of the jaw only the
upper one was found, which measured seven
feet to the first joint of the spinal column,
and actually weighed seventy-fve pounds.
The tail measured sixteen feet in length.
The first bone measured four and hall
inches in diameter, and the last three
fourths of on inch.-LeeSburg Mirror.
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Georgia Politics.

AUGUSTA, Ca, October s.-The Demo
cratic congressional convention to nominate
a candidate for the fifth district met to-day,
and in view of the postponement of the
election by the Legislature till February,
postponed the nomination.
John Quincy Adams has been invited by
the Democracy to visit this city.
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FLOODS TO BE Observation-Disclosures
October both branches OF the City
Council have, approved the report Of the
engineers regarding the widening, deepen
ing, or changing the channel of Jones's
Falls SO as to prevent further disasters by
floods. The adoption of the cheapest plan
will cost about three million dollars, and
the dearest, which is changing the channel,
taking it outside of the city, about six mil
lions. 1But which one was adopted.
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SERIOUS RIOT IN P1TTsBURe. Pittsburg,
October IA serious riot occurred tonight
about o'clock. A Republican torchlight
procession was passing along Wylie street,
and when near the tunnel were assailed by
a mob, when severe fight ensued. Stones
and other missiles flew in every direction.
Clubs were freely used. About forty shots
we're fired. Several persons were wounded
in the back of the. neck. One person,
named McGann, was seriously wounded.
Mayor Blackmore was slightly wounded
in the arm in endeavoring to suppress the
riot rs. a., ls..
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AN EMBEzzLER CAUGHT-DE DESTRUCTIVE
FIRE IN WISCONSIN, Chicago, October T.
Hall, Kimbark & Co., importers and deal
ers in iron, discovered lately great discre-
pancies in the books Of their book-keeper
and confidential clerk, Henry Willy. De-
tectives were put on his track, and the re-
suit Of their Investigations was the expo,
sure of long-continued system of frauds
on his part, whereby he had swindled his
employers out of $4,000. He Is now IN
Jail under civil process.
A fire at Sheboygan, Wisconsin, yester-
day, burned six stores and the German Lu,
theran church. Loss, $4,000.
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A FORMIDABLE AEM.-Captain Meigs has
invented a new rife, with which fifty shots
can be fired, without taking the gun from the
shoulder, in forty-fve seconds, and easily
in one minute, the cartridges being con-
tanned in the stock. The weight, with its
fifty cartridges, is but twelve pounds
WaShtnqton Star.
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PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
The one hundred and sixty-frst annual
meeting of this the oldest Baptist Associa-
ton in America was commenced in Phila-
delphia on Tuesday. The opening sermon
was delivered by the Rev. j. NJ. Pendleton,
ID. This Association last year numbered
IS churches, 81 ministers, and 1866 mem
bers. It's churches are located in Pennsyl-
vania, Delaware, Washington City, George
town. and Alexandria.
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nv the Atlantic Cahle.

LosDeN, October TT is said that the
committee appointed by the last House OF
Commons on the subject Of the land laws
in Ireland will report to the next session al
On early day, and that the Ministers will
bring in Q bill to adjust the question as
soon. az possible.
PARIS, October f.-Advices from Rio
Janeiro mention the rumor that President
Lopez had been defeated blythe allies, and
obliged to retire from his position at San
Fernando.
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DECEPTIVE PRoMIsEs.-At Democratic
meeting in Washington the other day Frank
McNerhany, Esq, said that if Virginia,
under the reconstruction acts, should put
an electoral ticket in the field in this cam
paign, and carry it, as they would, for Sey-
mour and Blair, and the Radicals should
attempt to rule out the vote, the Democracy
of this country would wade through sea
Of blood before that injustice should be
done to that gallant old State.
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The WEST ALL RIGHT.-A private letter
from one of the most intelligent, careful
and cst-informed observers in the West tc
friend in this city contains the following
Vallandigham'S election is more than
probable. Ashley's defeat is certain also
Bingham's. We shall, at least, have our
share of congressman.
Indiana is considered certain.
Gall looks bright in the West.''-Nd'
tional IntelHqencer.
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AssAssINATIoN.-Ad dispatch to Pitts
burg paper from Butler county, Pa, says a
daughter of Mr.. McCandless, of Unionville,
was shot through the head and killed in
stantly while eating supper Wednesday
evening. The shot was fred through the
window. A young man has been arrested
for doing the deed. Jealousy is supposed
to be the cause Of the assassination.
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The SPANISH CLERGY.-Some very in
structive statistics ere contained in the Gni0
del Estado Ecclesiastical de ESpana. Spain
at this moment possesses no less than SOt
converts, with $4,000 nuns. There are 81
bishops, $500 canons and abbots, l,So(
Irregular priests" "a, 900 Wears, sc. The
budget for the church is twice as high IL
Spain as in France.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GENERAL Con-
vENTIoN.--In the House of Bishops, Bishops
Johns and Whittle represent the Church in
Virginia; and in the House of Clerical and
Lay Delegates, G. W. Andrews, D. D., Will
liam Sparrow, D. D., Joshua Peterkin, D.
D., George H. Norton, Hugh Shelley, B.
johnson Barbour, J. J. Jackson, Cassius
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SENATOR NoKToN-HE PUBLICLT RE-
NOUNCES THE RADICAL PARTY.-At the De-
mocratic meeting at Winona, Minnesota, on
the 2G.h instant, the Hon. D. S. Norton,
United States senator from Minnesota, who
has heretofore ranked among the conserva-
tive Republicans, appeared on the stand
and publicly renounced his party.
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Richmond Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, October 8, 1868

THURSDAY, October 8, 1858.
During the past week the receipts were $50 head
of cattle, so lambs, 3l5 sheep, SIS calves, and 3ls
hogs. Sales were made as follows
Beef.-Common, to Sc. 9R b., gross good to
fair. 81 to &c % b. no really prime offered.
Ldmbs.-From $3.50 to $3.50 head inferior and
scarce.
Sheep.-From $3.50 to SO q head; no prime
muttons in market; of inferior and medium stock
the supply is good.
Cdlves From IS to s15 rer head.
Rogs.-From II to 123c. u b., net.
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DELAwARE.-The result of the election
held yesterday in Delaware will fill every
Democratic heart with joy. In the city of
Wilmington the Radical majority was only
%; in September it was 3l4-sho1oing II,
less than month a Democratic gain Of 292
uoteS.-Philadelphia Age.
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SALE OF A NEwsPAPER.-The Abingdon
Virqinian newspaper, We understand, was
sold few days since by Messrs coale q
Barr to Mr.. Doniphan, of Natche5, Miss,
who will in future conduct the paper. The
price for which the Virginian sold was
S., Standardization Republican.
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CATTLE.-Six hundred stock cattle, pur-
chased in North Carolina by William FL.
Rogers, of Loudoun, passed through our
streets on Thursday. They will be bought
and grazed by the farmers Of upper Eau
ouier and Loudoun Counties Werrenton
E11pr
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Prize Fight.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., October s.-George
Siddons, of South Boston, Mass, whipped
Thomas Kelley, of Philadelphia, to-day for
81 900. There were ninety-six rounds,
and both parties were very baby punished.
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DEATH OF BRIGAD1ER-G GENERAL VIII
LIAM GATER.-Ne,o York, October t.
Brigadier- General William Cater, United
States army, died in this city this after
noon, after short illness aged eighty
years.
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Jacob x. Shafer, Esq, has been elected
to Congress by the Democrats Of Montana
territory. He will be recollected By many
of our citizens as former student of Wash
ington College, and student of law in the
office of Governor Letcher. He is native
of Rockingham county, Va.-Lerington Ga
zette.
HE is brother-in-law Of Governor
Letcher's1.
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nominal ut &c.; sales, 43 bales receipts,
], Jos bales exports, cosstwise, 2, ITO bales.
MOBILE, October Cotton dull and
nominal; middlings, $780,; sales, 80 bales /;
receipts, 206 bales. sz:aa . T.srra
New ORLEANS, October s.-Cotton lower,
with good demand middlings, 1886;
sales, 3,4O0, bales receipts, 1880 bales.
Sugar-Cuba advanced to 141sc. in boxes,
l3914c. in hogsheads. Scarcely any Loui-
siana sugar in market. Molasses nominal.
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HEAVY RoBBERY IN ST. LouIs. st. Louis,
October 6.-Alexander Greed, of Parkers-
burg, W. Va, while asleep in the parlor Of
the Planters Hotel to-day, was robbed of
$500 in greenbacks and $4,000 in notes.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
THURSDAY, October 8, 1868.

a THURSDAY, October 8, 1858.
Since our last weekly report, receipts and inspec-
tious have continued light. There has be- rather
more spirit and animation In the market, and
prices shade better for all grades. particularly
bright tobacco. The transactions for the week {:
a34 hogsheads, los tierces, and rs boxes.
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lt1qs.-Common 10 medium dark working, $70
80 good dark working, $lo@$12; sun-cured COM
mon, $s@Sl2; sun-cured good, Sls0$H; coal
cured common slo0$l5; coal-cured bright, $l6@
SOS; coal-cured fancy, $2o(l$40
Leaf-Common dark working, Ss6alO; medium
dark working, &llGsH; good dark working,
2 fine o ana wrappg SiSsgTD s sS5
gas; yellow wrappers, medium to extra, sie9Sl90.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Ltlas.-Very common and heavy weights, s7@
SO; medium, g. 5OG$s sc; good, 9loGlSl2.
Leot-Engiish shipping, $la@$ls; Continental
shipping, $lS0slS
sTEMAuNG TOBACCO.
Lent-Common, nominal, Ss4l2; good, noml-
nal: $l36D5l6 fine, nominal Sl7GS2O.
Stems.LSs. 5oG$5. so and 81.
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A dangerous counterfeit Of ten-dollar
note on the National Bank OF the State Of
New York, New York city, is III circulation
In Boston. Between the words State !"
and "New York " it has Gin" where the
genuine has mof.n
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Eertbcuake in Calisornia,

SAN FRANCISCO, October 8.-Three shocks
of an earthquake were felt to-day at Silver
mountain. The atmosphere was afterwards
obscured by smoke.
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DENOMINATION OF Decentralization,
October THE Republicans of the seventh
district have nominated George S. Bout
well for Congress.
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RESTAURANTS, ae.

SYETELLE, REsgAURA- xsz
II TEuR, No. 1904 MAIN M<&R
STREET, keeps on hsnd the pELI.>&
the season-wiid and dome sttc-whsthFro 2, shs i,nd
or Oh waters strysd 81 best style 10 order ~ Ma
own tshles or elsewhere.
He respectfully snyres the ladies OF Richmond to
patr ,Dlze his IaisIEss, pasDISAk where they
ear "a ioy his b. st tIshes In comfort ard tIs rely
secure from the sl.ghtest mdecornn. he psedges
7 se BEST LIQUORS WINES and BgEWED
mr. III ks 10 order at his bar. SHd the hne.t li-
GAsa, with Pipes, &C., always TO Re had In ,ha
saloon. ~.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October S.-Evening.-Gen
Prim was received here with uubounded en-
thusiasm. The crowd in the streets was
so great that many persons were crushed to
death.
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Santa Anna Ordered Away from
EUba.
HAVANA, October S.-Santa Anna, for
reasons not yet transpircd, has been Or
dered to leave Cuba.
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DEMOVED TO
OUR NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STORE
No. s27 BROAD STREET,
and will open on FRIDAY, October I'd, the most
beautiful and largest stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
we have ever offered and most respectfully call the
attention Of the public and particularly the ladies
of Richmond, TO the above.
We will in the future endeavor to keep on hand
larger assortment and class of goods to please
all purchasers and which viii always be offered at
the lowest market prices.
HIRSH & GUGGENHEIMER,
621 Broad street. third door above Theatre.
W. G.. KEAN,
C.. IT. CuESERY. Oc
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THE BRAZILIAN WAR.

PARIS, October Slater advices from
Brazil claim victory over Lopez, who fell
back to Ascuncion, where the Brazilian
gunboats were soon expected.
The United States steamer Wasp had
gone up to Ascuncion.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND-THE COMING ELECTIONS.

ENGLAND-THE COMING ELECTIONS.
LONDON, October S.-As the time for the
Parliamentary election approaches the in
terest and excitement increases. The Lib
rails are contesting boroughs heretofore
hopelessly Tory. There are many Work
ingmen's candidates in the field.
Mr.. Gladstone will be defeated in Lanca-
shire, but will undoubtedly be elected from
Greenwich, where he is also candidate.
With one or two exceptions the Liberal
candidates oppose the Irish Church bill.
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-PARKER, CAMPBELL &
HI CO., BROKERS'. have removed to ELF-
VENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
BANK.
on commission.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. oc 8-lw
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YNTOOD FOR SALE.-I am prepared to
w deliver OAK WOOD for SS and PINE
WOOD for IS per cord, WIN sell at Us and ~ on
The dock. All orders LEFT with CURTIS u PARKER
or at the yard, on Dock street between Twentieth
and Twenty-frst, viii be promptly hlled: -.
sc 9-3m w. q. NELhS.
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DEMOVAL.-G. W. JONES, DEN g.
LII list. has emoved his office to Frank V1rIfrr
ruins of DR.. Reads church. All operations tho
roughly and gently performed. ARTIFICIAL
SETS OF TEETH inserted for from 500 to $50.
Teeth extracted without pain. All work war-
ranted. c7-1w*
ID EMOYAL. = GEORGE L. BIDGOOD,
LII Bookseller, has removed to 1917 MAIN
STREET, next door to Putney & Watts.
oc Elm
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YXTILLIAM II. DAVIS,

NOAL AND WOOD.-CLOVER HILL,
COAL; MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE andSMITHS'
COAL; RED and WHITE Ash ANTHRACITE
COAL SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD.
For sale at the lowest market rates.
GE0RGE w. SNELLINGs,
Office Fourteenth street, near Mayo's bridge.
32-lmH
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GEORGETOWN.


ROBBERY ON THE CANAI.-The captain OF
the ca nal boat Charles u. McCord, reports that
last night his cabin was entered by thieves,
who took herefrom q suit OF clothes worth SEQ,
and money to the amount of So 80. This morn
ing the Captain had not the wherewith neces-
sary TO pay for q bill Of lading 70 Cumberland.
Dot ne was AZ once relieved by the gentleman
collector, Col. McH. Hollingsworth, who so
arranged the papers that the expense could be
PAID by the Captain on his arrival in Cumb Der
land There is no clue yet TO the parties, but
seme OF the hands on the boat are strongly sus-
pecfed.
The CANAL -Business ~ not rs brisk as
usual on the canal, as there il still scarcity
OF water, which will, in all PROBABILITY, con-
tlnue until remedsed by heavy rains, as the
Upper Potomac is now at q lower mark than il
has been At any time for the last four weeks
Boats are arriving, numbering Asa since the lst
instant.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.- Offerings: $40
bushels red wheat al s2.25 per bushel; hoo
Bushels at % 20 per bushel. Yesterday after
the closing Of our report, the following sales
were made: SO bushels at - % to S2.3S per
blshel; and 100 bushels At ~ 30 TO S2.&5.
Many OF the sales to-day were made Of wheat
offered yesterday, for which no bids were then
made. As it will be noticed, prices are on the
decline.
RIVER FRoNT-Entered. Steamer Columbia,
Harper, Baltimore; Steamer James ;. Green,
lnman, NewYork; Schooner Alexander Wylie.
Avery, Baltimore. Cleared, Steamer Hi Law
inRston. Wilson, Baltimore; Brig A. J. Ross,
Wyman, Boston
MKNoRANDA.-The Steamer John Gibson,
from New York, is expected tins afternoon
with large freight for district merchants.
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theamendusnt 70 strike out the second section
was agreed to.
Mr.. Ball moved to lay the bill on the table,
which vas rejected By vote OF yeas, 3, nays,
IL and then the bill passed.
Mr.. Rutherford. from the Com mitsee on MAI.
kee, reported & bill 10 regulate Tie hours and
days for holding market in the several market
houses In the city. ---.---
The bill provides for hespins the markets
open every morning, except Sunday, until II
a m, from the first Of May to the first OF Oc-
tober, and until ~ O'Clock from the first day Of
October to the first day Of MAY, and on Satur-
day evenings until n O'Clock p. m, from the
first of May to the first Of October; and Until
10 O'Clock p. m, ffom October I, TO MAY IL
Passed.
Mr.. Davis moved to suspend the rules for the
purpose Of taking up the Aldermen's bill, i'm
posiI 6 taxes Tor the year 1869; which was not
agreed 10.
At 10 O'Clock the Board ad journed.
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nyos are tutoring from results OF early ipdisere-
aons; that eject does it produce BON your ners
heatht Dc you feel weak, deplilita essily red
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me nss5ts De- yon, Liver, or urinary orsass, or
have sIeils Of short brssthins, or dyspep.ias Are
Eintins, rush.. q blood . tie hs.d, your ar
ns ri. j. ao1 ss s%
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be left alone, 70 get sway iron everybody Doee
little thing make you start or jumpf Is your seeD
SriIEsnti the bloom on yssr cssss :. bTiahsr DO
you ENJOY yourseaf In society - wellf DO You
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you feel 2: ueeh oonndsooe in yourseiff Are
Enthusiastically II 80, DO not lay Tito your liver
or Dyspepsia Have you restless night<p Your
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Now, reader, secret habits, veperesl dis~s...
badly cured, and exceeses. Gil capable on pro-
ducinG veal ness In the gcnersu We organs. Did
you ever think that thoes bold, DEFIANT enereesic,
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those whose eenerative organs are In perfect
healthf You never hear such men Complain Of
being melancholy, OF nervousness, OF palpitotion
succeed In business; they dont become ssd and
discouraged; they are always polite and plesssnt
IN the company OF ladies, and lesk them riGht in
thefsoe-none Of your dovncsst iooks or any other
How MANY men frsm bahy-oure1 diseases, from,
the effects OF sbusss and exoesses. have brouGht
about that state OF weakness that has reduced the
other form Of dissase-idiocy. Iunacy. psrai,sis.
spinal affections. suicfde. and almost every other
form OF diseeee which humanity lie heir TO- aud the
real ceuse OF the trouble scarcely suspected,
eases Of these organs require the uss OF piuretic