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Drugs, Gbsmicals, Gtf.
N H. IL L c H A us
G o L d e N RE M E ID

g LDEN REMED les.
ASK FOR NO oTaRR, TAKE NO OTHER. AND
you win save time health aud money.
S1CO0 REWARD for any case of disease in ahy
stage which they fail 10 cure.
DE- .RlCHAUS GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1cures
ulcers. liberated Sore throat and Mouth sore
Eyes, Cutaneons or Skin Eruption, Copper Coiored
botches. coreness of the Scalp scrofda &c is the
greatest Renovator, Alexatve and Blood Purifier
known, removes oil diseases from the sy stem and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
- Or. RlCuAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. curps
Mercur1al Affections, Rheumatism in all it. forms
Whether from mercury CT Othor causes; gives iIume.
date relief In all cases. No dieting necessary T
nave thousands Of Certificates proving the miracu-
lous cures effected by these kemedies Price Of
either No. or No. q IS per bottle OF ,wo bottles for
DR. RICHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, safe spee-
dy, pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary De-
ra*ements, accompanied with full directions. Price
$3 per bottle ~
nr. RICHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMoUR, q
1aoles cure for Nervous or General Debility, in old
OF Young; imparting energy with wonde. full effect
Ssss - Ssz 1ottle OF Two bottles for %.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be shipped
to any place Prompt attention paid to all CORES.
dents dents. None genuine without the name Of CDR.
H!CHAU'3 GOLDEN REMEDIES, d. B. RICHARDS
Sole Proprietor" blown in glass OF bot Les.
Address ID. B. RICHARDS
NO. 228 Varick-street, New York
once Hours from A. M. TO p. NJ.
Circulars sent ly J,nlx a
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PORT CAT ENDAR

% loa4. .tiqi ARRIVED y esteENay. T',rgs
Steamer Pilot Roy. Peck. savannah, via Besufort.
1i9htons Ailton Heao, &c. Mdse and sundries. TO
pie, Klatte g. Co; esr.h Lee, e. Kressel, a W stef
fenss and southern Express 90. pp. sf4 stlsGfae |
.5, qZ., ClsSffeh Yeste1day.a \ sgipa
stean%sh.p na sarasossa. Ryder. New York--RsyenelA
Brig , adelaide. Wilson. Providence. 3 Iy-Rislsy 4
Brig Americus. Hand. Providence, 4 1-Risisy d
schf 3 Waterman. Marshall. New YorA-stree. Bros
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship saragosss, Ryder, New York. Il,
BARK Hslen sands. Woodsides. Montevideo and
schr F1ank Palmer. atham. pbiade,phia.
schr 0race clifton. OTIS Phiiadelpha.
ErOyn thts Fort.
stealnsh Piometheds, Gray Philadelphia, July is.
Cleared Tor this Port.
steamship a WLverman. snyder, at Philadelphia,
ShlpNews nt . e'nHsnpA. l
=, new YoRK. July 9-Arrivsd, the America, Colur.
SAVANNAH July :1-Arrveay steamships Amertcs
rom ba s nor1; san alvador from CIV York ION.
. sVanda 1rom Ph1ladelphia; BARK Dirigo from Jack.
soDvile. 7
alem0 .pJa
The schr Martha Marta. sDaans, from Georgetown.
. g. arrived at Boston, July II.
i8rs.t LIST Or VESSELS aasE
.D!.,;i sZEARED AND SALLED SDR !. .EYS ssoA7
E3ose POREIGN H'
l - e5 LHvERpOOL.
rne Hannah Lizzie. FerRuson. cleared, ,. sy 20
Aho VINCE hahaiay, sp........... Dune ia
,f "a % ~, rIC
-. q. ooLDSBoRO'. p6R. asasu,
Schr Velocity, pinhhsfn suiiod \. Jr,na TX
1RAMKFoHT nGu
Brig II W Mcaslvery. stutts, CLEARED ). n. . .Inrlv
Brig sukar yoorbas. pulforA, up. 4. Z. .yui, fs
Sour stampede. Stra. ton, cleared .... Smis tS t
s78At N W. t,,5i.tt.;- sFtstNNe eg ~
Brig Hsmpder. Perkins. cleared . . . ..J,ly Ia
Scnr N w Rmith. ooker mp. ............ .Jniv 10
schr Vim - rings. Halls y, cleaxd.,... :. July q
schr Myrover own, clenred ed.............. yuIy -
Schr LoutAs santb, Or ut cleared. hi
PHILADELPHIA sffT ~
steamship W Ever.nan. anyd-r. cearet July 10
Snhr Harah Cu zen, Avts, ,nD...............Jui
MIkxpLK VA
6chr Carrie, whitenurst sailed, fully iS
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PRopHIT1's LIVER MnD1c1sE.

PROPHIT1'S L1VER MEDICINE.
Dr.. Prophth-Baving used this medicine sum.
mind that it is an invaluable remedy for DysDepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be Tgnaly benefited. he has been by Its use, We
recommond to them the use Of this remedy 'sfS bicH
has given not only himself but several members Of
his family the greatest relief.
| -T e So Of the Georgia Conference.
~ ~ .1.sq DooLx COUNTY. GA April, 1867.
This is to certify that was confined to be house
and ndost OF the tir to my bed ana suffering the
greatest agony Imaginable with Rheumatism. for
dy. with no relief was cured With two bottles OF
Dr. y. Prophitt's Anody Pam Kill IT, each cost
therefore recommend It in the highest degree to
others suffering from similar disc Sc I can say
certain Yours truly. W. A. FOREHAND.
=. go, covIseTos. Ga, July Q. 1857:
for more than year in my family, cheerfulIy re-
commend. to all persons suffering from Liver af-
also recommend your Dysenfery Cordial as the best
remedy for that disease. o. T. ROGERS
DR.. q. g. ft0ph,A--Dear SIR his is to cert,fy
ina. haye used Your Ague Pills for the last ten
svsn S.ys san 1asss sseom sne
have found and they leave no bad e1acts follow
'' ~ them. ss Qniniss 10 I
Yours respectfully. @ A. WESTBROOK.
Dr. eps II sspse%ssr hsVs nass tor o. s asss a..
two years IN my family ven Liver Medicine. your
Sss sss tSs asss sss NO
SSer ua,a tor the Liver and stomach Neura and
5, Ss c0 s,ss spa Dsn; Of
msocines 90 long. cheerfIlly recommend them to
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4!
EH - FROM WEIGH MANKIND SUFFER-
r. Y over Q large part Of the globe, is the
|. - - consequence Of . diseased action in
4 Z ~ .0the fystem. insuced by the poison
iif III 1ous niasm OF vegetable decay 1hls
@1k. XeAp% exhalatlon is evolved by the action
IS actiA Ic e OF solar heat on wet SOIL and RISES
So 49, y, with the watery vapor f ON IT,
While the sun is below the horizon this vapor
inngers u near the earth's surface. and the VIRUS
Is taken with 1t through; the lungs mso the blood
Ihefe ~ acts9, as an irritating poison on the
1s4 s9a f Of the
only this VIRUS. but aisp, the bile from The blood
ns snS sns bile in s srsa
s q sss s'sas1ss Z. & .s =: +
the whole blood Of the body in the internal exoroo
gsss to force them to ssst i ont. Tie blood
lie fever I oows i, sa Sb,sh " sh,s s
blooo leaves the central crgans and rushesto the
poison through that oth.r great excrefory akin
In snis also 4 & and the system sbaDs
IS nsess & 9 Tsvss spsar saS s
mine the health II it is not removed
We nave iaoored to ind, and have found an anti.
AYERS AGUE- CURE,
Which neutraizes this n.alarious potson In me
biooa sn stimulates the liver to expe 1t from the
6isore oSay AZ ,, snons noas 20 II does cure a
or rather does what 10 Of more service to those aS
jectto this infection If taken in season it exneIa
q m III heait6 Although exposed t. sbe disease. co
rass.v g n1s on;y Na npt protects trc the
mA'tgnsnt influences such semitsent Fever. Chill
'Fayef Dunb OF Msske5 Ague. Fsripdical Headache.
Rhepp asism aput, Blindness Tootbache Iarsahe..
Catarrh. Asthma, Pep,tatlons Poiiifal Afscions Of
az assc pissn Sol passss and Painful
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nARBY's PRoPHxLAcrlc FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Ales. Fl. Sl.pAens, Of Oco,aSs.
CRAwToRDsvnLE, Ga. September 29 1855
Daroy,s Prophylactc Fluid is an article Of little
cost; but great value. Is domestic as wen as medi
cinal uses are numerous while its specfaIties ara
most wonderful have not been without it for
ten 3ears. end no. head of family who can afPor6
to have 1t should be without it, :
-5 ~ a.a..a@ 1a ALEX. H. sTEp4ENs.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI.
CINE. S.t@ .G 4ai
Letter from the Surgeon General of the Iote 6oafder
ii s. ate States ''- tyf.f stFl'}
RICHMOND, Va, January a. 1865
JOIN DARBY q Co., No. 100 William. street. New
York: ..I.'' .4gI 4 ~ -' "
Gcntless.nI have received your letter OF the 18th
Of December, 1866, calling my attention to yonr
tDarbys Prophylactic) Fluid ]-1 :. : '.--
most eheegtnlly stste that the Fluid was furnish.
ed 70. and extensively used by, the SURGEONS in
cnsrRe OF general hospitals in the Confederate SER
vice with great benefit to the patientsaN the sur.
was useh IN the hospitals. > = = -
Very respectfully, your obeaient servant.
sAM'L PRESTON MOORE, M. d,
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TIE FXCELLENT REMEDiTEB OF O. g.
PROPHITT, n. D., need no recommendati.pA" ;"
their we'll knowp power in removing the diseases De-
Su!ar to our Southern climate having already eetab
nshed for them an e1viable reputation IN Georgia
ana the states As the majority OF
xng N the south are predispo Cd 70 disease the
most Of the pains and aches Of our people are due
to organic or unctonal arrangement OF that inpor-
nnt organ: Prophtt's Liver Medicine and Anti
Bons Pills strike directly at the root of the evil
Ihev cure the Liver which IN nine cssus out OF en-,
y: st ne bottom Of the Conabs. Dyspepsia, Colic
strual Distractions, &c., SO common among our
people. Earache, Tnothache. Acute Rheumetism.
Neuralgia and bodily paine OF every kind Zee before
y"KOpHlTTaS PAIN KILL 1T
like char before the wind Is
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THE AsTONTsHING
D ISM T ECTAN,

EHoBy CoLLEeE. oxFoRD Ca. December 2s. 1858.
Prof. DARBY, Dear Sir--Baving not been en-
gaged for naany years In the active duties Of the
Medical profession. am only supercially acuuaint
ed with the cla ms ef your prophyiacttc Fluid but
arn %en acquainted with It's chemical elements j
WhHes beretore, cannot speak experimenaIly of
tne value OF the compound vet tho dsinfectnn ana
sDerepeuttc properties of the seene ern0yed its
eQmpoeluon, together with the well known reputa
non y its dscoverer, as chemist authorize ma n,
xegsrd It's merit as cf high orer on the whole It
muss ne eonsdered az valuable contribution to the
cless OF arttcles towhich It beienpe -
Inose views may add are kustained by the testi
monylot many GcfapeteEt Judges sho have tested
ats properties. 81 Relieve me, dear cir
Yours, respectfully.
"a. MANS, III. d. III. d.
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I onslE nees per souln ..alonna fxhr,r0no
Uu1v

LonslG nees per soutn .aaolna fxhr,r0aa
July "A. ~
% bales Cotton, A bales onapstics SO cases Lard
100 sacks Flour, 1884 Melons, 2I7 bbis Nsvsl stores,
cars Slaves, cars lumber. TO Railroad Agent,
Sraeser q srith, Kirkpatrlck. & Mitte. Hopkins,
MCPHERSON b o, Pelzer Rodgers & 90, Goldsmith
>mtS, III" Robson, Hs Gopis /; Z & e, a ste1.
fens, Bart Wirth. ) Ganapanx, and 9 Litsobgi !
Consignecs, per Northeastern II ailroad
,tt,ilfis,Sl duly 9HsS Essyii
ebales Cotton. 30 tu%Aets Ricss ana! bbls Naval
Storss. cars E1naber. cafs rtoek. Furniture, Mdse
ney. J v Hardang !Resder& Davis TX a noIdsmith &
Co: J Wuhrxnann, tisthon & iCG'R al Cbiso, m. 1
ger, Mowrys aGOs Mrp RsEhafYer. Cpldsmtth son
WaHener y MonHsssl E Yelling, b r. simmons, and
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R ERG's UNIVERSAL RUsSIAN
HEALING sALvE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY Has EFBEc rEr
innumerable cures. and has gained for itsela great
reputation The d1scoverer Of this Salve has applied
ttwtth eminent success In thousands OF cases dur
ing the Crimean War, and has cured dangerous
w"unds tn pany cases considered mortal.
Mh: f. BERG Is the so;e possessor of the valuable
secret Of makiIg this salve rom Dis experience in
ustng It in Europe and the success attending lts ap
phcation there he has been induced introduce it
INTO the United states. 1T kELIkVES PAINT
Those who have Wounds, Bruises Cuts of all
5nds, OF Sores. Felons. Scratches. Musqu1to Bites
Frost Bitten Joints, Sore L,os Chilblai Childrens
scorbutic complaints Head and Face, are epeedi,
cured. 1t has proved - great Advantage to lad1es
and Is peculiarly adapted FOR gathered breasts sore
lega, &C.. through confinement and other causes
It acts like magic in removing Roils Pinples, and
Cntsneous Diseases, and has been successfully
ing externally every evening before going to bed.
For sale 6y al druggists Price 26c. Soc, and 81
unless conntersigned e. BERG;S UNIYERSAI. Rus.
SlAN bhAL1NG SALvE, No ESQ Bowery. New
1oCK. -H suth 1y ilL} y July 8 :
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Qommerfiai.

rur- Il ,rr ExpOxts,
NEW YORK-per eteufnsnio ssragc cssa-a baoa sea
Island T. on. 70 bales Uplsnd Cotton. "a tierces
casks lay 63p1ckages undriss. 278 boxes M Mns.
kets 40 boxes Fl ui $40 Melons, o. SACKS pso,
i. ber. ~ "fA'
PROvIOENo r I-Per brig Amerscus- s-.1,o ooo
fee flooring. Per brig adelaide 400. 600 ioet
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FFfFE5SsSI iSTsT=

\ Per Steamer lott Boy ,froia; ;Scvanpah via Bean
fort. Birnton. Hiit6n Head. &c--Ef aoldsznith.
4aafttn. "a Murray. Miss wards. Taik @ Ban
;dys Coz ~ 1T abFoqk dim " turpoy. Mrs D bud
lieys, A9a5of IVA AA AA Harrison, pF Jenkins, wife an,
Aanghss and al loh decki n -
'psrStsamshtp Eatagossa, sfof New York; Nome
nenny. q 4 Mosds aud lady, . o. Gillette, "A Ha
sell Hughes. L W L w. j Malopey Mre and Mas
ter Pachman, corrigan, and In storage.
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CuMHs BURNS. wousDs. sr1ucs. sse.

CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. ST1wGs. &c.
ALABAMA INSANE HoeprAL.
~ iust AI0osA december ~. 1863
'essrs; Maa John DARBY Co, Ne. leo Wil]ismatreet
6!enAsmen-i received your circulars OF tho !, n
asEing an expression OF opinion from ne ns
10 sne merits OF Your Pr0hylacttc Flu a. Jbe pra-
anr u' nps neen 90 neral, used by the pro
cd tha, II seems 70 me u need durthsr recon-.
monQe10Ds .A@. {7tiS 9sE "ts IkT HI - y go
AZ d.sinfectant and remelisi agent too, when Al.
Grcss 9, u is not excel. b. any similar prepar.on
IN this sp'tal and ooa nsk.do without thena 4
ton Of the kind rnanufsettre Nj !, fr' =
a. gay Hsspsctiniiy you're. 30. 20 !sai .ali,lG3 (
sppt and Physician AaDana shaSn; nssEs NJ n
I. .DOvvIE y NOISE. :
IA ,~.g a,3 \. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
May as tn.hsames.. Asen.s for South Caroline. /.
Te BA2K NJ RS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE I.
~. WH0LEgss4A+1E AND RETAIL VI
CARBONATE OF AMMONIA ..as
'1'1e' PRIME HOPS @r
4a rlSlida c4aA e.lt CREAM or TARTAN
H. BAER, Druggist,
No: 1a MERTINa-sTRRRp.
March
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS..

LONDON, July 2l-Noon.-Consols, %. Bonds
s3A. 's ~ 3y,- r..
LIVERPOOL. July 2l-Nocn.ACotton quiet; up
lands 1870; Orleans 13d; sales 5000 bales. Other
articles unchanged. Bombay shipments to the 10th
II, 900 bales.
Evening.-Cotton Arm; not higher; sales 10000
bales. Breadstufs dull and unchanged.
HAvRE. July 21.-Cottop frmer; on the spot and
aaoat II 50c. A.ct1,0 ,t-
= DOMESTIC MARKETS. t" .t
New YORK, July 2l-Noon.- Stocks dull. Money
eteady q, 7. Sterling o. Gold So. Cotton dull, at
3Aa34Sao. Turpentne steady at 43Kc. Roain frm; j;
good strained 81 SO. ' li...tl.I.
Evening Cotton more active at easier prices;
sales 1900 bales Flour dull; super6ne State S5 10
a6 GO: common to- fair extra Southern So 40a9
Wheat unsettled and rather heavy; amber Georgia,
new 81 &C; Delaware 81 6B; Georgia white 81 e6;
Kentucky white 81 S5. Corn scarce; Western mix-
ed 94a98c. Oats shade Hrmer. Mess pork quiet
at $50 6?ha32 IS. Lard dull and heavys kettle 1gX
a11zSe. Whtakey steady Western 81 nS. 2.os azzs7.
Sugar steady. Coffee firm. Molasass dull ,Tur-
pentine 42a4S,. Rosin "a 14ae. TalIow 111<a1lXc.
Vreights quiet and arm Governments closed
steady. '62's 12SH; Southern heavy. Money quiet
and easy at z. W th exceptions At 6 Prime dis
counts more active at sa13. Sterling quiet 9Xa1O:
Gold 49, Stocks steady and dull 81. 1 t.lr14
BALTIMORE, July 21.-Cotton dun ana unehang-
ed. Flour quiet. Wheat less active; choice Mary
land red 81 co. white 81 7Oa1 IS. Cora. white s1 10
al IS; yellow VI Css1 To- Oats duh at 70a75c. Pro-
visions firm and unchanged. Whiskey very scarce
CINCINNATI. July 21.-Flourl dull; family s5 16ae.
whiskey ~ Peovia ons tending up. Mess pork
held at $3Sa88 40. Bacon scarce; shoulders held at
1880; clear s:des 1s11a1S3kc; hams 22a23c., Lard
held at 1910; stock light. il.'f.l I.l,gQ.t.tt:
ST LOUIS. Jnly 2l- whiskey Arm at 81 0s. Mess
pork steady At ssa 26as2 to Bacon hrm; shoulders
1A'bc; clear sides 1870; eugar-cured hams 2Sc.
LOUISVILLE. July 2f.-F1our quiet at - IS. Pro-
Visions hrn. Mess Tork Ss3.l Bacon, shoulders
1AAo; clear sides 1870; hams 2lHc. Lard 1sXc
Whiskey quiet at 81.
WILMINGTON, July 21.-sptrits turpentine quiet
at sskc Rosin steady at 81 0Sae. Crude turpen-
tihe unchanged Tar 50. II re- r ~ LaU
AUGUSTA, July 81 Cotton. market steady; sales
36'bales; recA'pts45 bales; nniddhnR 921Sc.l IN
SAVANNAH. July 2.-No cotton market; only
sbGut 100 bales in factors hands; nidding nominal
" S175a82 'receipts II bales. I. s.. !9. c4
!. MesnE. July 21.-Nothtpg done in cotton; re-
ceipts Is baie-; exports " sterday 81 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2l.-Ootton quiet; rnfddllng
S2hc; sales 2:9 bales: receipts 20 bales. Gold 36A
Sterling SO. New York sight 16c premium, Sugar
duh; common 1Saffo: Moiasses none Offering.
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Wilmington Markee.

WHINING. on. July, 20.-, UaPENTINa-Is In
moderate request, and prices uncHanged sales 1bU
at 50 for vrgin and 50 65 for yellow dip, PET
tu sP1aiTs ket steady, with sales Of
16S bbs at &c per gallon. VI
RosRJ-- -ses Of $40 bbls at 81 65 for strained 81 II
Tor No g. II 80 for extra NO a. 81 for low pale and
$6 as tor extra pale and window glass.
TAR-No receipts or sales.
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Macon Market -
MACON. July 19-There was no cotton sold to-
uay-none received he shipments amount to lot
oaies. The sales Of the week sum up 1876 les: re-
cepts 40 bales; shipments 129 bales. Middlngs are
quoted at 80c.
COTTON srATEAgKNT.
Stock on hand September l, 1868. 1925
Received this week. .'.....,..... 40 ,.3.ll (
Received previously SO 46s- 90, 48s
- '59sl4
sh3ppeo previously. .b9, 1885, 623
stock on hand. d...1............... .191
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PEN. PENCIL ANp SCISSORS.

The Harrisburg lPa.) Telegraph heads lts
column ofitems, "Newspaper Homeopathy"
IT IS RuNoREp In Richmond that Candy
will issue his proclamation on Tuesday next.
A TEN HOUR ASSOCIATION has been organized
Ia Lawrence, Mass. r.
MRs. MARY Nero, Of Detroit, tired Of life,
drowned herself In null pond.
A SOLDIERS monument is to be dedicated
at Plymouth, Mass, this week.
LEBANON, Pa, Is one hundred aud twenty
one years old.
LEBANON COUNTY, Pa, exceeds herself
this year In the yield Of crops Of all kinds.
Bosros's valuation OF real and personal
property Is sI93, 57s, 100.
A STRATUM of genuine porcelain clay has
been discovered In McMinn county, Tenn,
1--WE miles southwest from Athens.
rHAs BEEN found necessary to arm the
Charleston police with rifles In order to pre-
| serve the peace.
NORFOLK Is TO have q new evening paper
on the 10th inst. Pool, late OF Newbern,
N. c., will be the editor.
8. 8. Jacobs, q clerical swindlcr, Is get
ting funds out Of Richmond people by mis-
representation.
The lumber trade on the Muskegon river
Is dull. Nearly all the mills have shut down
on night work, and some Of them are on
short day time.
| A KANSAS ROGUE, rejoicing In the name OF
Cram alias Stevens, committed forgerles to
the amount Of sc, 1000, married respectable
young lady Of Lexington, Mo-, was subse-
quently arrested as counterfeiter, and Is
now looking though the bars Of Missouri
jail.
Mr.. HENRY STIcKLER, Of York county,
Pa, recently ploughcd up four pieces oil
copper coin, bearing the following date;
1924 is a British or Canadian coin, and was
unearthed In the vicinity Of where house
stood in time Of yore.
A CHICAGO policeman discovered a man
fighting the wooden Indian In front Of n
cigar store few days ago. After beating
and pounding It he threw 1t into the gutter,
where he got upon II, pounding II with his
fists and k cking 1t. The officer took him to
the police-station and placed him In cell.
A NUMBER Of scamps who boast that they
belong to the Democratic party-''the poor
mans party"-cut to pieces and demolished
one night recently a new thrashing machine
belonging to Wallace Tresslar, Of Union
Village, Inc, because he employed negro
men on his farm.
The ex.King Francis II. has finally de-
termined to sell his claim to his lost king.
dom of Naples. An Austrian paper states
that through the mediation of France the
Italian Government Is about TO sign au
agreement by which the ex-King renounccs
all his territorial rights In consideration Of
an annual revenue, which may be CAPT.
tallzed. He will take up his residence be-
yond the geographical limits" of Italy.
The ex-King has made a decidedly good bar.
gain. He has sold that which was worth
| nothing.
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The Gazette of Monday evening has the
following items:
The Circuit Court, Judge Lysander Hill,
will open Its August term here on Monday
next. This court, under a recent act OF As
sembly, holds four sessions year In Alex
andria, but only two In any other county In
the circuit. For this extra service In Alex
andria 5000 per annum Is levied and paid by
the taxpayers Of the city and county.
THE Bloomsgrove quarries Of brownstone,
Of the best quality, and fully equal to the
Connecticut stone, have been opened and arc
being worked near Manassas Junction, on
the line of the Orange, Alexandria and Ma
nassas railroad. Mr.. Francis L. Smith, Of
this city, Is the owner Of the property.
EIGHT OF drove Of Texas cattle, lately
brought by Mr.. F. r. Windsor, escaped from
their enclosure at Hay1eld, a short distance
below this city last week, and are, from oil
accounts, kicking up high jinks In that
neighborhood-so great an alarm have they
created, indeed, that some persons are afraid
to leave their houses. On Saturday last,
ono q little more mad perhaps than the rest,
invaded the premises of Mr.. John Collard
and chased his son Samuel into the house,
and was only prevented following him by
the door, which fortunately was closed be-
fore he reached 1t. The ennged animal,
however, nnulnB another uoor IN tue HOUSE,
open rushed through 1t, occasioning, as may
well be imagined, the utmost CONSERVATION
among the occupants. After his uIsuccess.
full attack upon young Mr.. CollaId, the en-
ragged beast seemed as wild as the bulls to
whose tails burning faggots were tied In
classic times, and spying Mrs. Fenneghan, q
lady residing near there, at a distance, he
made directly for her, and she was only saved
from instant death by Jumping behind q
large tree. As 1t was his horns reached heI
dress and tore 1t from her back, and he
threw Jug that she was carrying into an
adjoining field. He then visited Cameron
Mills, drove everybody out OF the watermelon
patch there, and had commenced to destroy
property, when he was shot and disabled
before he had committed any further dam
age than the demolition Of grinding stone
He was shot by Mr.. George Bossart, TO whom
he had been sold running for $40.