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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10

A BoY Losr.-Wiilie Kelly, a little son
of william n. Kelly, of Caroline county,
left his father on Brood street near Sixth
Yesterday afternoon, and has not since been
heard of. He is about eight years old, aad
had on suit of brown homespun. ANY
one who has seen or heard Of him will be
thanked for reporting the fact to the second
police station, New Market.
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in Richmond. Come time ago there were
Eve distilleries in full blast in the Rich
mond district, and "the ring" was sSid
then to be tle heaviest thing out. Now
however, we have only one fByrnes's} TO.
naming, which, during the month Of :
March, only turned out 50, ,052 gallons
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THE HUMAN JAcKALs OF FORT HARRI-
soN.-The party of young men who, IL
duced by the letter Of Mr.. Allen, went
down to Fort Harrison yesterday to see
about the reported ill-treatment Of the
bones Of the Confederate dead found that
the statements made by our correspondent
were strictly true-the remnants IN many
cases uncovered by rain storms, in others
dug up by dogs, ard in others bearing the
evidence of being thrown up by the plow-
share.
It was narrowing sight to those who
revere the memory of our dead soldiers,
and the young men who had undertaken
this errand of love were not unaffected py
the spectacle. Yesterday afternoon they
returned to the city, bringing with them
two carts well laden with the remains OF
the dead, which, as We were informed, were
carried to Holly ywood to be inferred in the
section set apart for the unknown soldiers:
1t is stated that many Of the skulls had
been dug up by negroes, and the teeta
knocked out to procure the gold plugs with
which they were filled. These details are
too horrible to write or think about. There
is still much work for our memorial assocl-
ations.
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List OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RENAIs-
ING IN THE RICHMOND PoSr.0FpIcs APRIL
10, ls6s.-W. II. II. Smith, P. Z. Kennedy,
Richmond, Va; &c. Maben, New York;
L. &. saylor, Philadelphia, Pa, Miss
Margaret Harris, Wilson's Landing, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10

MILITARY NoTEs.-Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel R. E. A. Crofton, major Seventeenth
United States infantry, is ordered, with
headquarters and band Of the Forty-fourtth
infantry, to Camp Grant.
By Special Orders, No. II, First Lieule-
nsnt V. NJ. G. Silva, at his own request, is
relieved from daty as acting signal officer
of this military district, after turning over
the signal property to Lieutenant G: s.
HeintzIeman, aid-decamp, and proceed to
join his proper company for duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10

saP ERR URY.-Gaskins Bumpas (negro) /,
charged with, perjury, was partially exam
ined before Justices Atlee and Larus yes
terday, and committed until 10 o'clock this
morning, when his case viii be more fully
Investigated. eSll sd -
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DIssOLUTTONs, sc.
IsTrN 70 TIVE MOcKINa BIRD

r IsTEN TO THE MocKINa BIRD
a The PRAIRIE WHf3TIM aud AHlAAL
.IMrpA9OR can ee ussd by ehila M s maae V
horss. the brsy OF an asa tho grucs OF ho1
birds besyts ard snakss AKA enehsnted aad en-.
trapped by il. ID nssd BY DAN .Brsans Vn1xsisy xsiy
tpiioouisn, can DO learned Ia shree dnys by ta Sd
sent anywhere upon receipt OF rs cents three lps
90 eents e.7s par dozea. . .,r,nv
up s--dsvlws ,ss Futon stresh 6ew Fpfss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS 8 COURT
The cases of Frank Carey and Peter Jor-
dan (colored), for illicit traffic in tobacco,
we're heard yesterday, and the accused sent
on for trial before the United States Circuit
Court.
The case OF Garnett L. James, for the
same offence, was partially heard, and con-
tinued.
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SHIPPING.

E,OK NEW YORK.-The new S44HA
Il and elegant side-wheel steamship
ALBGM IRLE, Captain COUGH will leave ner
wharf at Rockets on SUNDAY, April llth at
DAY NIGHT. Fare, $l2. Round tickets, 90.
Steers age, IS. For freight or passage, apply TO
( ... WILLIAM G. DUHHAM q CO., l.pt
an '0-1t corner Eleventh and Main streets.
IOTICE To suIPPER5.-The boats Of
IN the JAMES RIVER { Nd KANAWHA GA.
NAL COMPANY win leave the dock az usual
promptly St II M on TUESDAYa THURSDAYh
md ShTURDAYS. IT .h tlltl ..Gtl.li.lil
Freight and tolls on goods for LYnchburg and be-
rold collected on delivery, or prepaid at the op.
s.oa or tbs shippsr. Freight received aud do
uysrc1 st my oH1ce, On the dock.
way freight viii no. be delivered Ill charges are
psld.
Boats locked and insured,
de II EOWSED DILLON, ARenfs
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G HAsiM & CO., 26 snd % Park Place,
Jan and asBsrclsy street, corner Of Church
street, New York. ENAMELLED MUSLIN,
DRILL aud DUCK. all colors and widths; RUB-s
BEE DILL, STAIR, CARRIAGE, and TAsL'E
oILCL0TH. nab sr--ssAwsm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10

CRACKERS OF Coon, JcKSs are not scarce IN !
Richmond; but the test CRAtKeEs OF every va
riety are made only by !. %. BRIGGS. s,,s
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MACHINERY, &c.
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
IVA CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STnl

TANNER, HHSETS e DELANEY,
MACHIEISTs. ENGINEERS, aud FOUNDERs.
MAtIIINERY OF al kinds built and repaired.
Railroad Work, Engines, Boilers, Castings OK Iron
or Brass, ForgiDgs, &c.
Stone AND ORE CEUSHAE.an inVaiuaDie
machine for parties having any kind Of stone or
ore TO break Into fragments. Send for descriptive
circular.
On hand for sale several new and secondhand
ENGINES from 81 to 40-horse power.
Scrap Iron, Grass. and Copper, wanted.
ap 10 d3t (eod) 5w&w3m
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2 TIE WHlsKEY BusINEss.--The business
Of Whiskey distillinS is nov on the decline
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FISHING TACKLE, &e.

TIsHING TACKLE, FIsH-Susn4nsss
IT ING GTACKLE.-Justr received, D~ssss--=Ss>D =
q large and covnpleie ass0i tnient OF FlS Snln6
TACkLK suitable FOR country and the river hsh,
inE. Some superior lines, Sor hand lines. J wouio
call the attention or dealers 10 my stock as tna
The goods win suit he trade. and the prices cannon
fan 10 please. IT. w TJGNnR, Guunaker,
No. 1882 Wslsh's old stand, ana
- 27 seyen zenith street.
NH Slim near First Market.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, common medium
of communicate, among Baptifts OF the South, is
an excellent medium for advertising. u Is read
by thousands who rarely see any other paper.
ONCE, Main street opposite Dispatch Office. 5ag
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A.-Money advanced on diamonds, watches
jewelry, sllverware, clothing, &c. i.
H. HARRIS q BRO,
1877 Main street tup stairsl.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

T IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE.
AZ NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE APRIL 10, fss9: = 2 ; 2 1'1
Persons calling for letters In this list win please
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTEELIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 10, 1889.
Sun rises. g "a Moon rises .........6.3s
Sun ssts...........e.26 High tide, p. M.. $50
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 0, 1859.
sa4 ARRIVED. ~ .r..H ts#F zfa.
Steamer Ellie Knight Creighton, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys r VIII.
liams. gst -
SAILED. s.st' =
Steamer Nor folk, Platte, Philadelphia, .mer-
chandise, w. p. Porter. t-s- ltlt-- .a
Steamer Niagara, BIakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. @. Durham
& Co. 5Gg EH" OH Ist54 Ja;1a
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK, April 7.-Arrived, schooner Yam
kee Doodle, from Richmond. .zr.
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COOK & LAUGHTON will sell blooded
horses fine mules, &C., at the horse lot,
commencing at 10 A. NJ.
T. W. KEESEE will dispose of horses, mules,
&c., at 10 A. NJ, on Council Chamber Hill.
E. GATHRIGHT, 1893 Main street, will
commence at 10 A.. NJ. to sell furniture,
beds, crockery, glassware, clothing, boots,
shoes, &c.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP,

ON ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN TIE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE fHIRTY-F1RST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS TREM.
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LADIES, TIST

III De w. Ne rH
beasley. Mrs. NJ. A.
Hen, Mra. Is. L.
Fently, Mrs. N. w.
bertrand, Mrs. P.
Berry. Mrs. Cath. (co-
lored)
Berry. Miss Belle
Blacsburn, Miss Vic,
Bennett Miss Sally
Bosom, Mrs.
Bow er, Miss A. v.
Boyd Miss Geo.
Bowser, Mrs. A. T.
Boulware, Miss Mile
Erander, Miss M. ID.
Rranch, Mrs. Martha
RreeGen, Mrs. +. A.
B'ambcrry, Mrs. NJ. Y.
Brent, Miss Ellen
Briggs, Miss A. U.
Brooks, Miss L. A.
Brooks, Mrs. Rody
Bruce, Mrs. NJ. K.
Brooks, Mrs, Louisa
Burrell. Mrs. Fannie
Burford, Jane
Cashley, Miss Ann
Carroll. Mrs. Ihos.
Cardgell, Miss M. z.
Cary. Miss Gillie W
vclo, Mrs. Il. e.
Cambell, Mrs. G..
Chamberlain, Miss Sa-
rah
Chi!ds, Mrs. Il. G.
Childs, HRS. Jennet
Clark, Mrs. NJ. T.
Clark, Mrs. Z,
Goes. Mrs. Elsie ia
touRden. Mrs. Ann
Cone, Miss Jane G..
Couch, Miss u. HI
Cone, Miss +. n.
Crew, Miss NJ. j.
Crenshaw, Miss j. e.
Cnswder. Miss Octa.
Crnmp, Mrs. Page
CruInp, Miss M ~
Crump, Miss l.. i.
Gurrie, Mrs. j. o.
Curtis, Mrs. Frankly
Curtis, Mrs. John +.
cambridge, Miss n. F.
Davis, Mrs. Jane Z.
Davis, Mrs. Adclla
Dawson, Miss e. q.
Day, MRS, Jane (col'dl
Day, Mrs. NJ. E.
DE Wing, Mrs. Jane
Doran, MISS Mag.
Dunlop, Miss Mag.
Dunlop, Miss Mamie
Duvall, Miss Loretta
Edwards, Miss annie
Egery, Miss 8. l..
Ellison, Mrs. Annie
Ell.ftit, Mrs. A. Il.
Eyans. Mrs. A. (col'd)
Tanning, Miss Annie
Farm xr, Miss Lucie
FerneyhGugh, Mics l.. 3.
Fisher, Miss Louie
fitchett, Miss Minnie
Floyd, Miss NJ. u. ~
Fleming, Mrs. K. r.
Porsythe, Miss K. j.
Fowler. Mrs. l.. A.
Ford, Mrs. Lucy -
FrsyZer, Mrs. K. A.
Fray ger, Mrs. NJ A.
Francisco, Mrs.C. A. r.
Frayzer, Miss K. M.
French, Mrs. 3. b.
Frecm IN, Mrs. agnes
Fry, Miss Ella
Fry, Miss Aillie
Garrett. Miss Mile
Gill, Mis- Lucy w.
Gtrley, Mrs. e. z.
Giles, Miss N. B.
Gibbons, Mrs. j A.
eibson, Mrs. E. r.
Glib tt, Miss l.. K.
Gillian, Mrs. E. F.
Go0lsby, Miss K. T. .
Golden, Miss A. &.
Garrett, Miss Mary
Granger, Miss M. D.
Greaver. Mrs. Vim.
Gree Il, Miss e.
Griffin, Mrs. N. K.
Grubbs, Mrs. Sarah
HaSan. MISS Maggie
bans ord. Miss N. M.
Harrison, Mrs. Mary
Hardin, Miss 4. G..
Har ison, Mrs, G.. Z.
Harris, annie
Harrison, Mrs. Martha
HawoCd, Mrs A. V.
Harris, Mrs. Mary
harris, Mrs. s. e.
arvey, Miss Jane
Hask!ns, miss Delhi
Haynie, Miss Bet,ie
Haynes, Mrs. 4.
Hatcher, Miss NJ.
bearndun. hrs. II. E. e.
Hill, Miss Nancte
Fill. Miss Martha
HilZerman, Miss BetLie
Uoll way, Mrs. Z. III.
Hopkins, Miss Clara
tiowle, Mrs. Lizzie
Houston, Miss G. II. G.
House, Mrs. Clara
Eughes, Miss A. I.
Jarvis, Miss Ella &.
Jackson, Mrs. l.. Il.
jenkins. Mrs, E.
johnson, Mrs. Moses
johnson. Mrs. Louisa
Jones. Mrs. s. 3.
Jones, Miss Emma j.
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THE SOUTHERN FERTILIzING

COMPANY,
OFFICE CORNER CARY AND vIsGrSIA STREETS
RICHMOND, VA,
srs,n offer to The farmers Of Virginia and North
Carolina their well-known and thoroughly-tested
FERTILIZERS,
TOBACCO FERTILIzER AND OLD DoMI-
MON FERTILIZER, FOB sPRING CROPS.
The uniform success which has attended the use
or The TuBACC0 FERTILIZER places It at the
hesd of the list OF fertilizers for that crop. Price
The OLD DOMINION FgRTILIZER is spe-
cslly adapted for upon the oat and corn crops,
and for these crops has superior. Price $6s PER
ton. &. - !
PURE FRESH GROUND PLASTER, ~
AGRICULTURAL SALT, a....
SULPHATE SODA,
SuLPH ATE POTASH, -..' "
PLkSTER AND POTASH, &C.,
always on hand.
special preparations made at short notice.
Address w. GlLH AM, PRESIDENT
NH 23-6w post-oftice box 97d.
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GARDEN SEEDS!
FIELD and GRASS SEEDS!
FLOWER sEEDSl
POTATOEs. .....
Early Goodrich, Early White Sprout,
Early Rose, HARRISON,
Dykeman, Monitor, &c.
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees,
Evergreens, Flowers,
Shrubbery, &C.
Three following catalogues forwarded free to
any address ...-......r - (
Descriptive Catalogue OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, .............-.-
Descriptive Catalogue OF Flowers and Flower
Seeds . +
Descriptive Catalogue Of Garden Seeds,
SEEDS SENT BY MAIL. ~
.e.-...... ALLAN & JOHNSON,
..... ..s. 1905 Main street.
Agents for American Basket Company's Straw
herrv Boxes NH
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GENTLEMEN,S LIST.

GENTLEh
Addison. 10 I'm
Allen, Charles
Allen, &. S.
Anderson, Benz ;min
(colored)
Angel, II NJ.
Anderson, Gillespie
Andrews, Samuel a.
Armstead l. Pugh
Arnold, j.
ArirSeen. VIM.
trchi cald, W. L.
Armistead, w. T. , q Co.
atkinson. Daniel b.
BIrkle. Anon
Baugh, A, NJ,
Ball, Dandrid idge
Bantts, <. II.
Baker, James ID.
Bailey, John z.
Bayder, James L.
Barney, j. N.
Barret, James
Bartell, j. X.
Ballew, John T.
Easse. Louis
Bates. NJ.
Bapum, Miles
BARLOW, Z. Z.
Bass, II. 4.
Hewtel, Adolph
Beunny, ID. P.
Bennett, Francis N.
Rennett, y. w.
Bentley, VIM. G..
Binford, john K.
Biting. Lewis
Blackburn, Fountain
BOTTOM. Samuel
Bradley, Barnard
Brooks, LASER
Brandon, Carter
Branch. Gilbert lcofd)
Brown, j. j., q co.
Brysnt, Luther
Brooks, John K.
Bridges, Thomas 8.
Brown, Marcus 4.
Brown. n. II.
Brown, Philip a
Brooks. r. I.
Brown, Samuel T.
Brownley stephen b.
Fryant. r. r.
b: erdsn, VIM.
Burkley, b. (.
Burbley, Edmond
,Buzzail, John
Burns, John ]. ll
Burns, W. w. nE
Butler, John M.
Rurweil, Joseph 3z
Bursell Vim. f
Burkly, VIM. ~ =
Callum, Captain
rartiweli. j. @.
Cato. j. W. r.
anfeld. Johu j.
Car. er, Richard
Carroll, Thomas
CallIsan, Thomas
Ch;lds, G, W.
Chiids, g. w.
herry, j ).
Chamberlain, L. W.
Chilius, sedur
Christian, VIM.
Clarkson.
Clarke j. F.
Clark, WIN.
Cosby, a. j.
COwley, Alex.
conpors. Michsel
Cerbin, Early tz)
Cones. Howard t?)
Cox, Henry t7)
Conway, George 1.
Co ke. n. R.
Corsoa, Isaac ID.
Collips. Wri.
-Colqul.t. Joseph Il.
Connell, j G..
Ooslmon John
Colin, John Batts
Cooley, John
COY, Hinaeld
Courtney, s. w.
Genes, 8. a. E. =
Cook, VIM. It.
Ggook & sshaekelford +
Curtis, a.. !
Curtis. James II.
Davis. Burham
Davenport, Alexander
Davis D. q,
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"Tafy was q Welchman,
Taffy was a thief"

This afternoon there will be a matinee
at the Theatre for the accommodation Of la
dies and children. On this occasion
" Aladdin or, The Wonderful Scamp"
will be produced, together with the farce
Of the "Quiet Family" Tonight there is o
grand bill: "The Youth that never saw
Woman" ezra Diavolo," and some
Thousand Milliners.n
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PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS.
THE THEATRE.

Last night Miss Blanche Chapman en-
joyed her benefit. Ixion was again at the
wheel, and full ard fashionable audience
witnessed its representation. The fair
bencfciars is never more charming than
when he personstes the gay Lothario of
Earth in his adventures among the immor-
tails, and on this occasion she seemed to ex-
Gel herself. It was another example Of one
great charm about the Chapmaus. They
are thoroughly imbued with the spirit Of
the burlesque, and give themselves over
entirely to it's fun, seeming to enjoy it as
heartily as anybody. This always puts an
audience in q good humor, and oil good
actors know it. Bishop has the same
happy faculty of forgetting himself and
deyoting all his energies to the fun before
him. His Minerva-ano old maid goddess, fat,
fair, and forty-is capital piece Of comic
acting.
One of the most popular features Of
Ixion is the choruses, which ere supremely
ridiculous and laughter-provoking. The
popular song :" The Bells 60 Ringing for
Sarah !" becomes 'Thc Bells 60 Ringing for
juno" and all the deities join in singing
it, bell in hand-Bishop with deep-tonsd
cow-bell. Equally funny is the rendition
by the immortsls Of 4
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

skif s. Gaylord's Minstrels gave their
second entertainment at this hall last night.
1t is frst-c,ass company, and those who
are fond of this class of amusements will be
delighted with the show. To see the dis
solving views is worth the price Of admis-
sion; and the singing and dancing is of the
most approved and popular order of Ethio-
plan minstrelsy. There will be matinee
this eTening and another performance to-
night. .....
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sEEDsEsEM, FLORISTS, &C.

THE BEST GARDEN SEEDS-FRESH
Il aud reliible-sold By
ap l0--Hk Il. WAGNER, druggist.
CEED POTATOES- choice varieties
y constantly receiving and for sale by
HULST & KING,
anq A:2 Main street.
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T,ADIES, LIST.

THE NJ A n CHI STEK POST
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PAPER, Err &e.

ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK WANTED.
Our friends and customers IN the interior con.
tha best MARKET PRICE. - . 80. So ..-...1 - !
PErxassuHo March 6 1862 hsffs 4 !. NIB Sim
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SPRING FLOWERS.
The largest variety OF
NEW AND RARE FLOTEh1NG PLANTS
ever offered in this city.
ALSO,
EVERGEEENS FLOWEh1NG SHRUBS, &C.
Orders left at J. W Davies's Richmond Musical
Exchange and Stall No. 80 Rev Market will be
promptly attended TO.
JOHN MORTON, Florist,
apI-eod:w corner Main and Reservoir streets.
DELIABLE GARDEN SEEDS-a COM
Z . plete assortment.
Navy BEANS MARROW BEANS, .
SEED POTATOES, all yarieties-early and
late. For sale by
4 0NN BUSHELS P G SEED
OsY5.V5Vs ~ Vs,sosIs 12Tss WRITER SEED OATS,
EARLY GOODRICH POTATOES penn
New jersey WHIFE MERCER POTATOES,
BytCK-EYAD and LADY PEAS.
CHARLES L. TODD,
mil. corner Sixth and Clay streets.
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r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN

Z. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-07-28

Al. ANDREWS.
ssp't. Raleigh and Gssten kaiIroal
ALBERT JOHNSON.
Superintendent North Carolina X. I
Z. BOukNl6HT.
Sept Charlotte 4 sys,h C.,ei'ss X. |
]. BRANDT, lr.
President Powhssxn otrsusbcss U
>. L. FREMONT.
sups Wilmington and ns'dea X, !
ID. ". JORDAN.
IAcsx Mister Trans. Atlantic Il n. O.
MM. M'kAE.
sup't wiImingion 4 Manchester X. !
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SMOKE. SMOKE! ! sMoKE!!!s

SMOKE. SMOKE, sMOKE!.!
4 FINE 10, ofsersrA Brias Roo, Pipes, smoking
Al the DRUG STORE.
pUKE French Brandy. Gin and Vine
L xllhs DRUG STORE
4 o have good Garden ses LsndIsih' . Seed,
4 slork Atthc DKuG STORE
~ o credit for any one !. .-..
~ Az the Dhub Siuhh
SEWING Machine Oil
- a. the phto SiuhL
4 SIX usss give you what you buy. before ask
- a. ~ credit yoa
4, ,As DRUG STORE.
January 81.
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s pnt a..

..Dsnt care mach bout the bugs" said
DC, Swinks, "bat The truth is. ] bas'nt got
fhe biood 10 spare"
On lesfnir q the result of The late electi-
on. a Richmond darky exclaimed, wake
np snakes, Juny bugs abaut.v
Attention, men y said aecorporaI TO
division Of recruits. "When your names
are called you say here, and he who il not
here, SAP sbseni.'
There 10 nothing half so beautiful, half
30 inirinsicalis good. IS a nice girl. She
j. the sweetest fayer in the path OF life.
Therefore, do not pluck her roughly.
Harry. you ought not 10 throw away
nice bread Ike that yea mar vspt IL some
day" well. mother. would stand any
better ehspeep d getting il iheu II J shoaId
eat Il ne~T
"MolIie.' ,sid one girI 10 another. Gin
real glad have no beau now that Peter's
got mad why soS- asked the other.
'.Oh. cause ! can now eat - many onisni
as 4 please"
A farmer ssw an advertised receipt q
prevent wells sad eisserns lrnm ireezing
lie sent his money aud received IN answer
like in your well or cisiern on colo
nights, and keep itb the Ere"
A Frnehmsp. wishing to sfssk Of IN,
cream bfihe English poets. forgot the wor'
in bis enthusiasm, and said ''Ths bnffs
II poeis." An Engiishman remarked tia
he had fairly eharned up the English Ian
SHagfs n tsssS ~ - ~ 81
"You weuld he very pretty inbred. = &c
marksd gentleman pstsonizitsIy 20
young lady, "if your eyes we're ouis jitiI
larger my eyes may be very small
air." replied the indignant maiden. eba
such people Is ,oa don't Gil them. BY srs'
DEAL ek
Said Baptist 20 d Methodist: {" don
like your church gosernmept. Y isn't siu
ple enough.. There's too much maebinef
about II vi istrue.v replied ne Metz
ndisi. 1--WE bsse more macblnsfs than you
but then. ,eu see. II don't take near |
much water 10 run IL"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-07-28

A story Is told IL soldier 10 The army
whose univ fault was that of lrunkeness.
His colonel demonstrated with him:
"Tom you are bold fellow and good
soldier. but you ret drunk. 'lIlA
"Colonel.r replied Tom, show can you
expect all The virines Of humanity combined
for sixteen dollars month" Il
The Il, IL i Wing dissgrees6Is things in
4 pretty way las been brought 10 The great
est perfection by French women. The
other day two ssdeafest friends" were IN
conversations My dear" said theleldest,
.sdo YOU know hat your !iusbandtold me last
night that my cheeks we're like roses I"
Eyes, lave, il know he did. He spoke q y
afterward. and said II was great pity hey
were yellow roses" = ss'ss' &, ~.
A CHRAp BARomrTER.- Western pa
| per is responsible Tor the following sit Y
said that cup Of coiee is sure barom-
eter, II you allow the sugar "a drop 70 me
|bottuns Of cup and watch the bubbles arise
withou. disturbing the coffee, Il The hub.
bles collect in the middle the weather VIII
be fine !; If they adhere 10 The cup. forming
ring, il will be rainy and Il the bubbles
separate without assuming anyi6xed post
tom ehangeabIe weather may De expected.
The Hot Springs seems To have shot
ahead finely. its numbers having reached
Two hundred last week--greally in excess
of any preyauus season al SO early period.
IThe Healing, TOO. is aqurishing. The Hot
has made some remarkable cnres Of late
years. we met 4 worthy gentleman day
or Two since who had been bowed with
rheumatism. whose sgonies he had suffered
for years. bat was now restored completely
erect, and free fran pain. The Hot had
relieved him. and he was very happy.
4 There is large number in the Swee'
Springs valley. The Old Sweet has al
unusual large company. and its entertain
mentis superb. The Sweet ChaIybyeste
always popular. is quite lively. The love
ly valley will have more Of Tie and fashion
this gear than any since The war.
Upon the average, The prospect Is tina
The Springs win do very well. They de
serve 10 be well supported, and thus "a
1.-The heat OF the sumner seems 10 be con
spiring Tor their advantage -Riehmon'
Gpaeh. a2
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-07-28

This il 10 certify thai hsvs bosn suieius ief 81
sera years with chronic Bronchitis; siesdsd ~ih NJ
The symptoms Of incipiens Consumption; uring mrs
period, hsdfrsqoent hsmoIEhsges from the lungs,
also suffered greatly from enlarged Tonslls tired
lie usual remedies in such cases. hut without ssus
factory results. 6ncliy concluded 70 IFs DE- Miles
treatment of csuicrzng The air passages BY injection
remained uIder bis treatment ior six weeks rslors
10 saw that believe my lungs are entirely relieved
will say that exeision Of the tonsis added sfes's'y
| my relief. most chesriuiy recommend ih's uss''
meat 10 ~ person, similarly afflicted.
n RUFUS G.. EVANS.
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