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EXCELSIOR STORE
Odd Eel low - Hall.
TOWsoNToWN.
RALTIM ORE
Dry Goods, Grocery, shoe,
Hat and Zap, Clothing
aRd Produce Store
Combined.
CHARLES r. CHEW.

ARIES r. CHEW,
HAVING purchased the stock. G"oI Will
aud fixtures Of the Stnro recently opened
by b. II. cleveland 60, in
oDp {! ..LI.OwS' HALL, TOwSOSTOwN
Will kr-I. "n hand st"rk cqualing any tu bs
i,',ud - th" rity --cXcceding any Ia be found
IA IA, ,utiy.
w"v u have q full Steak Of DRY GOODS
~ every kind. such as blk aud bro. Mullins.
'si'. - 90 '''.'"'i' .. '"-s''"er- sc which we
-ha!l have the latest stylcs Delanrs aud all
h.nds 81 Dr"ss G"",ls: Flanncls. brown Drill
Caubr"s. Tabl" Linen. a.. Ai.". Pins. Nee
dies. Sp""l Gotten, Thread. buttons. Brushes.
collars. Cuils. Combs. Gloves. aud u fine aud
cheap line of HOSIERY, ac.. 4r.. Ac. Our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Embrace. fine line Of Teas. Coffee. Sugar.
Flour Sugsr-Cu Hams. Table Salt, q. A.
salt. Mustard. Ginger, Allspice. Corn Meal,
coal uil and IN fact egcrything prrtaining 10
the t.lor"ry business full stock Of every
thing 30 ii...h and kept in No. ! order. We
81" have up-top lot OF TOBACCO and ST.
CARS: HATS and CAPS for inen and boys :;
BOOTS anl SHOES ior ladies, gents and chill
drrn; liAKpWAREofcvcry kind CANDIES.
CHINA WARE. 1c. Also. fine lot oi
REtbT WADE cLOTHING.
! large stock "f TN anl woaicn waro aud
everything thai D.. kept general Country
store. al "i whirh viii u" sold a. city prices.
A. "ur wagon will run Ia aud from tho city
We will family b" ia receipt uf New Goods,
all "i whirh we will b. enabled I" sell ~ low
they can De- bought from any house in bal
timorc. rhlai~lph or New York. W. 10.
te,.d 1" .uI',,.., .ug StoIc UpoE a sI,ctly casA
sHsism. aud kN"w We can show that IL IL much
cheaper l., bus g,~sls for cash than on credit.
We respectfully ask call from the citizens
"l Tow-"iIiowI. aud virinity.
w. are at all time. willing To- show G"nls
aud quote prices.
ES~ COtiNTRY PRODUCE taken IN ex.
change.
CHARLES Il. CHEW.
TowsoGt"wn, Baltimore County. MI.
Jane aS, isGS--iy.
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CToppAEb's ISFALLiBLE
- BLOOD IT RlFIEE>
~ CFRE
Chronic 0Hd .icHfe Discusses


Th" subject of disca,e. "i bath sexes. all age.
and every condition, VIII" have L,ng heard 1T
ia" wonderful curative puw"rs nf thi. yi"at
remedial agent. but have b,.,n unahlr t"nht.ii
II. will rcj"irr l., know that arrangciusu,, has.
finally been effected by which its preparation
~ future will he equal 4" th" rapidly inrr",
ing drmnud
The great purifier "i the blood aud re,.cn"ra
tor "f ia. human -ysteni -lnislliblc ia ihccur,,
Of Chronic Diseases. Srruiula. Rheumatism,
Erupti"ns. ErysiPcla,. Swclling>. rutrid or { J.
r'ratcd Throat. letter. fisiula. Piles. >vphili
tie and Mercurial diseases. Stomach aud Liver
complaints, affection of III" kilneys. ani will
restore dcbilitatcd manhood aud wuInanl"otl
l." til" freshness and elasticity "f youth.
So- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. -
This preparation is u" new uy,tari. but va.
discovered more than u century age. aud the
original receipt has been ia the posses-i"n "i
Mrs. Dr. J. u. Sto,llard Tor a period nl tw-nty
years. during which time Il has effected svin.
Of the most astonishing cure ever recorded.
The great misfortune with IL" preparation hl
been, that IN consequence 'i it, vrgrisb char
artcT, IL could only be- prepared inr inIn",li iir
USE for those who would call va person 81 send
for It, hs its virtues would DO lest by f.rm.nia
t"n ia forty eight hours after being prepared.
unless alcohol ar minerals wer" INTRODUCED .m
To its composition but that dili lty has h.'m
surinonntsd without recourse Il, e.. her and Il
j, now for the first time present to the world
in all its "flgihai liuiit! .,si .....I',.a-
tues and will retain them any nunhcr ,.i wear.
ia amy climate on the globe.
80 Price 81 ~ per bottle "r six l.ai'lr+ ter
s'o0. For sale hy all iruggi t.
ray PH.rAREp nv
Mas DR. j. u. sToppAED.
no. % South Bond -. Balinn"rc.
Nov = IS65-Iv.
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Prepared by ciIAs. 4 wM. CAsrAEl.
APOTH ECARIES AND CHEMISTS

to-. H"iit - { rt"",y'ra~m ir,"o.
80 Price iur rmd sir per parkngr .ix
packages t,r - ~.
For sale at WILLIS pRrG .roKE.
Feb. -. iSGN. Is. Tpw.oi,;..wi. .lI
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The Old-n;stablished stand ! 1!
New Goods!
New Goods!
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

NTE have just received froi. New York aud
wv Baltimore, from direct importations from
Europe, lno assortment Of GOODS compris
ing Black Aipacas. Alpaca Luatrcs, Delaines.
Beautiful Challirs, Chamberg Ginghams. Man
ch.ster Ginghams, &c. COTTON GOODS Of
all descriptions Plaids. cambrics. Lawns, new
styles If Calicocs from & cents per yard up,
White, Red and Opera Flanncls. beautiful Dam.
esk Table Cloths. fine Linen Napkins. Towel
Crash,
SIMMER CISSIifERES cOTTOyAD DIES.
COATING ann FAINT LISEHSi
aud iinc stock of MUsLiNs. bleachcd and
unbleachcsl, from 10 cents per yard up, aud
sIiEETiNG. blcached and Inbleachod.
GLOVES Mourning Gloves, Grape a Emo
assortment Of HOSIERY. Silk Linen Hand
kerchiefs. cheap and a great variety Of NO
TlONS.
4 iinc assortment OF
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Alabata Ware, Hardware, Queenswars, crock.
cryware. Tinware. 1e. fine assort'
mcnt Of STRAW aud WOOL
HATS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, for
Ladies. Gentlemen aud Children.
Always on hand GROCERIES, Of tho best quail.
hy; TEAS. SPICES, 4c. OILS, (burn.
ing aud lubricating y LAMP
CllIMNEYs. &c.
SUMMER MATING 4 oil CLOTH
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
constantly ON hand.
Ea-CALL AND SEE.
Ec-G~,ds delivered free of charge. -uz
A call IL respectfully solicited before goinr
elsewhere. We think our Go'als aud Price.
| cannot fail b. please.
"a We are now offering ~ great induce
mcnts IN bargains NJ can be- found in the cities
or anywhere else. having constant communities
tion between Towsontown aud baltimore. Any
| article not iound In our store can be- furnished
an the shortest notice.
WM. 4. SIIEALEY A BROS,
June -. ~. Towsontown, MI.
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BALTIMORE COUNTY UNIOh
sss1s-ts
LONGNEcKERS A CONNER.
ff.SO Per AnnHM.

IuH WORN. k.-t,uT oflirs, hesidss 81 Hoes eest
F1weT Presses IL furnished with r,d IOb PTrss ahi
all The necessary materials for executing fLAIN AM
FANCY Jon rEiNriN" ~ith neaines' sud dispatch
HANDBiils Partrnlar attention raid 10 pristiRs
hahlhiils of all siSss aud style. At short neiicr
~ ~ s.--Masl.tFair's and Collectors blHAks
l'csss Mortgage, aud all Kinds IT Publir Papers 81
a. On hand AZ the onlcs
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.lrES or aDTER TISING.

tul LAR
us The UHioH has the largest circulation of any pa
-, thr County fact worthy the attention ef Al
,s,tissfs Ad,lrrss,
i.ONGNEck ERs n CONNER. PuHLisnEEs,
Towsnnt0Nn, baltimore 20, Mi
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FIRST FLOOR ENTIRE FOR RETAILING.

Ionsumer. W. ran Make II 10 yuur Aa,amtAFr
to rall and see us
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Miscellaneous.
g A = u A RI'S
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
For all Diseases Incident to the IIor.c
aud Cattle.

rINllIs Powder has been used many years on
IL the largcat Diaries in Holland aud Switzrr
land with the greatest success aud is highly re-
commended by the most skillml Veterinarian
~ I'ung Fever and all diseases incident tn the
Horse aud Cattle. Having been tried in many
eases with tho best result. VIZ feel it uur ,luis
I" draw the attention Of Farmers aud the pub
lie IN general ~ this Powder. and We nrc ,un
vinecd that the use Of Il will prevent di.car,s .
thereby saving thu Farmer from < eni l"-s
HEFERENTEN
q. II. Michael. Baltimore county 4: Jmo smith
lr.. PIkcsvillc Richard Price. Sup't Stable ii
the baltimore city Passenger Railway: Edw.
NJ. C"rling. Cattle DEALER, aud many "thrts.
C,rt,hraic ef .ioia Dcrc,D.
MEssEs. CHA,. { wv. CASrAni: 1 have L,, u
hsing Your Horse aud CATH" Powder a. - pre-.
vcntRtiVc against discas-. FER five month. past.
aud prefer them {" amy that have u..al MN
cattle seem to lii" il,"ni. ani their appetite
improves lT"m the use oi them. when iry eat
tie have had cnughs. found them ui brnrii
J feroininrnd theta ~ superior 10 my np,u.''u.
I" amy now hrtirr the public
JOIN pEvI~E
suihr'"k Farm. near rikc-Vill-. Nj
MEs-H>. GnAs. Wv. rA>rAni: -! have, i.,, D.
using y"ur Powder. frr IInrs-. aud Cattlr. ~
un the horses under tny chnrgc aud haVr tu,,,d
them superior to any that I hav" eyer met with
They Civ. the horse g"nl appetite, ani keep.
them ~ tii." condition. a. amy "n" rnnN 49,.
who will take the trouble t., l",h - me "i H..
"O'iV- Dairy h"rscs.
JAMES TAYLOR. lr
fnr,tuun tliiNn hairy Il,,ltt,tt..n
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miscellaneous.
IO3 AGEL.IND'S IO3
POPULAR
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We can Compete with any
House in the City. Cali aud see IN;

ROOMS DOWN STAIRS.
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FCLL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Price 10 Cents.


FCLL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Price 10 Cents.
TlNHE annexed are Il few of Ia" certificates We
Il haV" received in prooi "i the great value
aud efficacy of the Pnuitcrcrs' Friend
ciRRoLIIoS, Baltimore 90 prc IL, I,cs
Nam ftatWurfhv Il 90.
Gentiemsn I ha,. used your Poulteg.r.' Ffiend 90
hI-n brood of young chicken, that had the gaps AID
happy To say that by the 81 few dose. they
were entirely cured II ALL c"riani, cur u" gaI-s
when used atur'itig TO directions
Yours. Sc ~" IAkMAN
AxxArori,. Mi Frh 5Ih, IsGs
t.~ntIcmeh- have sold all the Pouitcrcs. frisnd
trerissl from Soi last August The Pvgltry In the
surrounding c"uEtry vas y ing very fast with "ChOle
frruMuic ntts Il NulT " fouit.Tef.' Friend. and
fAT A. could i.afn It ha. proved Tor the III
Respectfully. u GOODMAN
BAts,.oAs t-i' - ices
NJ chiek,ns a~tr dl ihs N'fy lat With What my
neight-.r. called Chsk.n Cholera sas inducedi"
try yauT r.Gi.t .-f.' ffisud aud it worked like
charm gave u dir,ttri. and u cured N.us" that
thrb .ick and haze M, seen aAy yaItoms ufthr
u MENCKEN.
Cru', and " aicr str~"'s
IHrrsRsoN Fr,dvtick Counly. Mi.
July -. ls6'.
Hss,r, tloipoTiLy Il o.. Biiiimor,
tsn,l-n,sn The Wand.rfdi cures which have bcsn
made by yonr routsTer. Friend cannot iail o. 10
t-s.si al io rais" foullr! g.n'leman "i tbs 'il
Iacs riusnting chickens ith the gaI-s
H. tIi.d ynur " iouitcreTs Friend, according 60 the
dirertiuns a u had the desired cucet n destroy ing
the worm, elrctualiy relieving the eheken al oner
used extensively with the same resaii ~ - u iacala
liable value tn all who Taise fonltfh .
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DROVINCE OF SAC PAULO. BRAZIL.

4 $40 PAULO RAILWAY.-A DAILY
TRAIN to and from Santos Sac Paulo and jun
diahy, running within thirty miles Of Campnas.
j. j. AUBERTIN,
JANUARY l. 1853. Superintendent.
n. Il. The booking Office I'm Santos will be open
for tickets and luggage on the arrival of the boats
from Rio. NH 3-eodGm
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A REFRESHING SIGHT on \ Hot DAY Is to
go to LEVY BROTHERS and see the crowded
state of their store. 1t drives away the thoughts
Of heat to behold such lively scene. There arc
now employed ut this od-established store twenty
one persons, being the largest force employed In
any one mercantile establishment In this city, and
even this large force Is found inadequate at times
to wait OF the many customers that visit their es-
tablishment. Now, why such crowd? Why SO
many anxious customers? Are dry goods becom-
ing scarce? We answer that the advantages that
customers derive In making their purchases at
LEVY BROTHERS Is the sole cause. Their goods
always marked down TO the lowest prices.
Their customers get the advantage of every bar
gain that they purchase. Such being the case 1t
IS natural that In these times consumers viii
purchase where the largest quantity Of goods can
be had for the least money; and experience has
proved that LEVY BROTHERS, is the place to
make their purchases.
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Other Local Matters on Second Page

MAYORS CoURT-THURsDAY MORNING
MAYOR CHAHoOS Theodore
Washington (colored) charged with stealing
one box Of blackberries, the property Of
John Brown (colored), was sent on to the
grand jury.
Thomas Keefe UNITED States soldier) ar
rested for being drunk and disorderly and
resisting o policeman in the discharge oi
his duty, was sent to the Libby.
Albert Lee alias Albert Watkins alias
Albert Davis (colored), arraigned for steal,
ing n lot of clothing, the property of Maria
Warren (colored), was sent on to Judge
Burnham's court.
Frances Lewis, Maria Smith, and Lou
Taylor (colored), charged with insulting
and threatening to beat Angelina Washing
ton (colored), were each fined two dollars
and half, and discharged.
Charles Minor, William Peasants, Will
liam Jackson, Sallie Thomas, and Emma
Thomas, arrested for keeping and being in
mates of disorderly and ill-governed
house, were discharged.
John Chapman (colored), charged with
taking Philip Scott's hack and horses out of
his stable, and using them all night, with
out permission, was discharged.
Nick Taylor (colored) arrested forpassing
over Mayo's bridge without paying toll, and
for threatening the toll-keeper, was set
back.
Ann Campbell (white), charged with
stealing articles to the value Of twenty dol
lars, the property of Maria Steele (white)
was discharged.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W GEEENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VA.

7h,sa SPRINGS, 81 long and favorably known
. ,nc 5. cAcrs Of health and pleasure, will be open
, ,T. reception al visitors on the lST of JUN f.
:. rI. extensive Improvements and general re-
.'mr.hiug al ilIc establishment, We VIII be pre-
-,-j tor ttr comfortable accommodation OF from
tiFIFE< HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
nor AND WARM SULPHUR BATHS,
, eulrrlitly srrviccahlc IN connection with the
rt,rl.I use of these ALTERNATIVE WATERS,
t-r ,wavs al the command Of the visitor.
UnpuC the best city BANDS OF MUSIC will be
4, att,nd4uCe TO cnivcu the LAWNS and The
L4LL-ROOM. and Il suitable LIVERY VIII be
,st 10 the use Of those who may desire To indulge
horseback and carriage exercise.
in addition 10 other ainuscmcnts, The proprlctors
, a, provided a new ANA elegant BOWLING AL
~ and ElLLihRD-kuDM.
It.r.us viii hc THREE DOLLARS day, or
,YsuIA' DOLLARS per month children unucr
" war. and co!orcd servants, half price; White
..rf~ according 10 accommodations.
tr.rt ar expense will be spared on the part OF
~ ,r'..rt.,ors IT, manage this establishment In 4
1t,., mes, calculated 10 promote the comfort OF
VISITORS In every respect. .,,,-,. o
White sulphur Springs,
a., ,rn West Virginia.
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The ENCLOSING OF HOLLYwOOD.- The
meeting of the stockholders Of the Holly
wood Association held at Metropolitan Hall
yesterday afternoon was called to order by
Colonel Christopher Tompkins. Gustavus
A. Myers, Esq, was appointed chairman,
and S. w. Harwood secretary.
On motion of Colonel Tompkins, the Chair
was requested to appoint committee of
fifteen, to report at meeting to be held on
the first Monday in October on the best
means of erecting a neat and substantial
enclosure around the cemetery. The names
of the committee will hereafter be an
nOunced.
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w lNDOW SHADE DEPOT
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
1855 MAIN STREET.
between Fifteenth and s4y.p,e.,th e,ree,s
D.; GOLDEN, the chranes, w,,dn,y shade rr.,
I Gn, a. 's "id tricks, keeping down high prices
cty i,ss s,c arSest assortment Of SHADES in the
kAaI4f rS,,t b,!ies In Gold Velvet, and Painted
"''H ali lie hxturcs 10 match
u,. CLEAR THE TRACK.
uE EE;;sh prices down YOU came, A., ,,n,. cor
Dd stsrG - "4%ays had the cheapest Shades nj his
y. TABLE OILCLOTH
sl WS "faany, Rosewood, Oak. and Marble. and
price "h L WV lhper Shades at your own
peci.r, snadeS -,,adeS made TO order s,orekeepers and
Upplleu ~ New York prices. js a-sxn
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PETTY RoBBERY.-While the family OF
n. A. Atkinson, Sr., were at supper, at their
house, corner Twenty-sixth and NJ streets,
on Tuesday evening, two negroes entered
one of the chambers and stole therefrom
two pillows and bolster. Elsewhere we
have referred TO another and heavier rob
berry at about the same time and in the
same neighborhood-probably by the same
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFGCE July Il,
William 7. Robins, Richmond, Va; Colo
mel William T. Robins, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. II. X. Hargrove, Nelson county, Va. :;
William Netherland, Richmond, Va. Pow
hatan Weisiger, Richmond, Va. ; Judge H..
G. Bond, Richmond, Va. John McCauly,
New York; L. NJ. Morrisett, Augusta
county, Va.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAM PANNILL will sell at IL O'Clock A.
NJ, on the premises, on Market street. Peters
burg. n lot OF valuable machinery and house
hold furniture.
COOK & LAUGHTON Will sell at their store, al
10 O'Clock A. NJ, a lot of wardrobes, bed
steads, etc.
JOHN ". WRIGHT, Sheriff. Will rent at O'Clock
r. NJ. that desirable residence known as the
''Shot Tower on Grace between Eighth and
Ninth streets.
GRUBBS < WILLIAMS will sell at O'Clock P.
NJ. four framed tenements situated on Fifth
street near Broad.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

MILLS 4 RYANT, TOBACCO EX.
wi CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and coMMIss7oT MEkodHAMkSrEs d Fof shf RssTf
GnaSe rng Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer TO A. :, HARVEY
President OF National Bank q yirEnMa Massrs 1AAH
HaSsssxSaeEa& HSsSae & Co., New York Messrs. JoHAsos
4 THnNFSQN, EoSto1. Asss. TA
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REEEI,ENCES

The Faculty Of University Of Virginia ; of Wash
ing,On College, Va. ; of Union Theological SEMI
nary, Va:
Il consider this school among the best, if not
the veiy best. in the South.
"WILLIAM H. MCGrEFEY. d. D.,
''ProfcssOr University of Nirginia.H
II consider 1t the best female school / ever
knew B. W. SMITH, ID. D..
''Professor Theological Seminary. Va"
''As school It has no superior In this country.
II is Christian household, where love and duty
are the controlling powers,
"ALEXASDER TT. Fl. STUART.'
II regard this school In its whole organi ization
dence of parents who wish their daughtcrs taught
sound learning. graceful accomplishments and
correct principles. JOHN Is. baldwin,
Il know of no school anywhere with which both
parents and pupils seem to be more fully satisfied.
-. l.. CAMPBELL,
" Il ..PrOfcssor of washington Colegc.H
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TwENTY-FIFTH STREET AND THE STREET
RAILwAYs.-This important street has
lately been grade dfrom Broad to Venable,
the work bestowed upon it being the begin
ming made by the city towards the improve
ment of the suburbs recently annexed py
act of the Legislature. What has been
done on this street is not, apparently, great
deal. but it has made it so much smoother
and pleasanter for vehicles as to have very
much increased the travel upon it, and
given it q new appearance OF activity,
thereby affording q favorable prospect OF
the new aspect that will be bestowed upon oil
this part of the town when the parallel
and intersecting streets ere HkeWlse OF
more substantially improved.
The change already effected suggests an
other, and that is the running OF the street
cars from the corner Of Twenty fifth and
Main out toward Venable street and Falr-
field. There is probably no feeder to the
main line which, in proportion to Its COST,
would pay the Railway Company better
than this. In the first place, it would vastly
increase the travel on the railway from
Union and Church Hills by bringing the
cars nearer to the doors of thousands VINO,
though widely scattered, all live convenlen,
to Twenty-ffth and on o level with ii; and
who now, after leaving the cars, on their III
way home are compelled to ascend the hill
somewhere to reach their houses. In the
second place, all this part of the city would
be more rapidly built up, and new build
ings would probably spring up to the north
of yenable toward the wide and pleasant
plain of Fairfield and tho Nine-mlie road
After overcoming the grade from Main to
Broad-which is about the same as that
which ia now traversed on Ninth street
the company would have comparatively
level way as far as they might extend their
road either ip the direction OF Fairfield OF
oakwood Cemetery.
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A CocK-FIGHT AND ROw.-A cock-fght
between the representatives Of Richmond
and Henrico came off at place near Fair
field, on the Nine-mile road, on Wednesday
Before the fight was over lot Of "sports y
from Richmond got little excited and had
a lively fracas, in which Thomas Duke,
keeper of saloon on Broad street, was
badly used. He is now confined to the
house. His face is heavily SCARED, appa-
rently by knife.
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TOR DIARRHGA, USE WOODS CH0-
II LERA hIXTURE.-Its virtue; In promptly
checking this disease is fully established. Both
pleasant and effcacious. Price, 1Ity cents per
bottle ut WOOD 4 SONS PHARMACY,
lie ~ Flltn anu hars oLI eeto.
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OAKwOOD Observation-Disclosures FOR
BURYING THE DEAD.-1f the Common Coun-
ell would make known its regulations for
those who wish to bury their dead, a great
deal of trouble would be saved at such
time when they are in poor condition
to bear it. A poor man who loses mem
Der of his family walks out to the cemetery
under this hot sun, and there learns that
he must 90 back to the City Hall and get a
permit from the Chamberlain. After a
walk, then, of four or more additional miles,
and fee to the Chamberlain, he is again
at the burying-ground, and after another
fee to the keeper there, his wish is at last
accomplished, and he may 60 home with a
weary body and heavy heart to get ready
for the funeral.
If all the fees could be paid to the Cham
berlain, and the settlement afterwards take
place between him and the keeper of the
cemetery, all that the party desiring the
grave would have to do, provided some no
tice were given about the matter, would be
to 20 to the City Hall and get the permit,
and then send or carry it out to the ceme-
terry. Paying at the City Hall is vastly pre-
ferable to paying at the cemetery, for rea-
son that will be appreciated by such as are ia
miliar with the extreme poverty of many OF
those who are often called upon to incur the
expense of burying their dead. They ere
liable to go about the melancholy business
without having suficien: money in their
pockets, and when this is found to be the
fact, it is much easier to return to their
friends for more from the City Hall than
from the cemetery. In cases where the
person who has to attend to buying grave
is female, the hardship of the present ar
rangement is more affecting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-17
)ND, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1868

HEAVY RoBBERY.-Laie Wednesday eve
ming the residence Of Mrs. D. Levy, on
Church Hill, was entered by thieves, who
succeeded in making way with about $500
worth of iewelry and all the money in the
house. Mrs. Levy was sitting in the shade
in her back yard, and the rogucs entered
the door On NJ street. No clue to the guilty