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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-06-25

r. D. TArIoR, Of Concord, KY, says tho Garpllne
oil cured a horse Of his, injured while ploughing
by Attempting TO stop over a stump. almosts cvcrlng
the thigh from tho body; also that no has used II I'm
his family for fifteen years, aud ia the best remedy
for Outs, Burns, Bruises, Frost Bltaa, stralnr,
Rheumatism, etc, he over used.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-06-25

The JuYoriH9 are 0}yO PIT mp U yidH CUi ar,
sent al he g7iHr Dfices DirtH hipir,
10, /" FcVcr& Aguo, chin Fever AgucH5g
II, " htiCh, blind W bleeding, ..........W
IS, " Opthaluy, and sore or weak Eycsjp
~, " Catnrrh,u Cuic or chronic, lEiluCnZni0
20, " WhOOping COugb NiulrutcoughhJ
~, " Asthma. oppressed Bfvlihiug.... no
~ " liar DisChnrgCs, lmpaircdhcariugiA
81, " Scrotliia cnlnrwcd glands, swcllintsiA
a. " GcncrnlDvhllity observation-disclosures
~, A." DTOgSy, and H.Juiy SuCruliun4. 90
"a, " SCusSiClttIcss ~siChuvsR tum ridiugJl
"a, A." Kidncy-BtsCRsc, GIgyol......6u
a. hCrVou. Debility seminal
Emissions, involuntary Dit
NhhILNNs. ss tsts.tsss O.. mud "
%, " Sore Month, Cuukcr. 90. ......b %
~ Urinary WchlInCss,w ctiing bed5C
81, Painful Periods, with epasms ~
g. " Suicriugs at change Of Ito. ....,t 10
80, " Epilepsy ,Sp9sWs 81, Nitis'pancei ~
81, " Dlphth0riR, liberated sore throat "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-06

RoBBERrEs ON THE GROVE RoAD.-For
some months past the residents along the
Grove road and its vicinity have been the
victims Of the most serious depredstions,
and Of late it has become 80 annoying as to
render personal effects almost beyond the
range Of safety. 'f @
Yesterday morning at about daylight q
parcel of thieves forced their way into the
osrriage-house of Mr.. Charming NJ. Robin
son, and succeeded in carrying off every
scrap Of iharness-ssddles, brides, &C., in
cluded. Their success was complete, and
there is no clue by which the thieves can
be detected. f1 E4a
q; On Saturday night the stable Of MIR. Rex,
who lives near Mr.. Robinson, was entered
doubtless by the same party) and robbed
in a similar manner of all the harness
therein contained. It is to be hoped that
the county authorities will take yigilant
measures to stop this licentious msrauding
upon private property. If they have no
other recourse, let them detail special pa
trolmen for the purpose. Something GER
tainly should be done, for complaints are
coming in from the citizens fast and
grievous.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

HEAVY ROBBERY AT THE RICHMOND AND
DANvILLE SHoPs.-0n Monday night last
the store-room of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company, attached to the
machine shops, in this place, was entered
and robbed Of about five hundred pounds Of
brass castings-all new, and most Of which
had never been used. EARLY Tuesday
morning Mr.. W. a. Stywald, Of this place,
observed two negro men going down the
street with baskets apparently heavy laden.
BE communicated with Mr.. Molair, master
moulder Of the said company, and the two
started in pursuit Of the men. Overhaul
ing them, they were found to have about
one hundred pounds Of castings, which Mr..
Molair at once recognized as the property
Of the company. When arrested they
claimed to have bought the brass Of Wash.
Hicks, negro well known in the police an
mails of our town. A warrant was imme-
diateIy issued for his arrest, and the three
were brought before Justice Gentry, who,
after hearing, sent them on for trial be-
fore the grand jury terna Of the Chester
field Court, which meets in March. There
being but slight evidence Of the completely
Of Hicks, he was admitted to bail in the
sum Of s10O for hid appearance at court,
which had not been given when our re-
porter left the courtroom. -h'
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF OpD Fellows
The semi-annual supper Of Henderson
Lodge came off at the clubhouse on Mon
day night, and was an affair which reflected
great credit on the committee Of arrange.
ments and Mr.. r. j. -Cleasby, the caterer
At the close Of the banquet short speeches
were made. This Lodge has els0tsd ths
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-06

The CARPET BAGGER's CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE AND THE REMOVAL OF DIsABIL1TILs.-
This is the latest deliyerance of the Re-
publican State Central Committee, showing
their opposition to having anybody but
themselves eligible to Office under any cir
cumstances: @ Is -
Resolced, That while we, as Republicans,
favor and will! extend the greatest liberality
to all persons for the removal OF disabilities
that may be consistent with the pubic safety
and the protection Of ti.vaitr. we have learned
with regret that persona who claim to be
earnest Republicans-soma OF whom nave OBJ
tained office by the assistance of the party,
and some are even members Of this Associa-
tion--have united with others, not mem bers OF
the party, in signing petitions to the United
States Congress asking the removal c. disa-
bilities, incurred by rebellion, from certain
persons who, in contempt and defiance OF the
expressed provisions of the United States
Constitution, continue to hold positions, and,
in such positions, do violence 10 loyalty and
justice although disqualified by the Cons tu-
tion and expressly declared by United States
court to be no officers.
Resolved, That this Association specially
disapprove of the signing the petitions OF
William f. Taylor, Esq, Auditor; John a.
Meredith, "Judge"; and William Fowlkes,
Esq, acting as clerk of .Henrico, County
Court The first having NANTES ted a bitter
ness rarely excelled and still continues, by
EMPLOYING, at the expense OF the State, the
most bitter and intolerant haters OF all loyal
men, and in some instances employing per-
sons who have twice and thrice held import.
ant trusts from the United States Govern
ment and then earnestly attempted to- de-
stroy it. ~" :. ~ ag t>tS
The second, J. a. Meredith, is known to
have been but recently charged by the Rcpub-
Iican party and prosecuted for (as was charged)
issuing fraudulent naturalization papers with
the object and purpose of defeating reccn-
struction and loyalty in Virginia.
OF Mr.. Fowlkes 1t is q public and notorious
fact that he was several times indicted in h3s
county court land without having been cleared
OF the charges) for improper official condnct
This Association, therefore, condemns the
signing, individually by any ono claiming to
be Republicans, the petition OF any oneasking
the removal of disabilities, inasmuch as all
proper facilities will be offered by the reg uiar
Republican organization of the State. .,53f
Rssolced, That this Association views as dan
gerous and disorganizing the signing OF sucn
petitions by any one desiring the trust AND
confidence Of Republicans.
ResoLued That these resolutions be pupneheo
In the Daily State Journal, of this city, ana 9
COPY be furnished the State Central Commit
tee. Passed unanimously at a regular meet
ing held Saturday, January I'd, 1855.
90 GEORGE RYE,
President Grant and Colfax Association.
G. l.. Richards, Secretary.
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MILITARY PERsoNALs.-Capts;a j. NJ.
Goodhue, Eleventh Infantry, he's recently
been promoted Major Of the Twenty-third d
United States infantry, which regiment. is
now on the Pacific coast.
Upon the mutual application Of the. OH
GERS concerned, Brevet Colonel Daniel Hus-
ton, Major Eleventh infantry, has been
transferred to the Twenty-third infantry,
and Major Goodhue takes the majority in
the Eleventh infantry.
Colonel Huston Is ordered to report for
duty to General Granger, at Camp Grant,
for duty until further orders. 3 B {.
Colonel Simons, Uniteds States army,
Medical Director of this district, has re-
turned to the city fromsl leaSs of absence.
~ Mrs. General stoneman holds one Of her
bi-monthly leYees this evening st their
residence on Clay street.ss ega .ra9
~ Mrs. DraSharp gave brilliant enter
tainment lastinight, at which the army was
fully represented, besides numerous citi-
zens.
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM DROWNING
Two MEN WASHED OVER DAM IN JAMES
RIyER-THEY REMAIN ON AN ISLAND ALL
.NIeHT.-On Monday afternoon Mr.. Rey-
nolds, an employe at the Tredegar Iron
Works, was on 8 visit to some friends at
Belle Isle. He left at nightfall for Rich
mond, and his friends supposed him safe
until messenger was sent from the city to
the Isle to find out his whereabouts. His
friends fearing lest he should have been
drowned or washed down below the dam in
crossing the river, two Of them-Messrs.
Bolton and Tracey, employees at the nail
works,-embarked in small boat from the
upper end of the Isle to find out something
of his fate. AS they reached the middle Of
theriver they found themselves enveloped
in very dense fog, and entirely at a loss
as to what course they were steering.
They felt themselves being carried down
by an uncontrollably swift current, and the
roar of the dam in front warned them too
late of their impending danger. Despite
their desperate efforts they were washed
over the dam, and by some miraculous cir
cumstance Of fortune they found the boat
righted after they had gone over and them
selves saved from almost certain death.
After steering about blindly for some time
they found themselves landed suddenly on
a small island. Here they debarked and
endeavored to attract attention from the
shore. They were not heard, however,
and they had to remain all night on the
island. Early yesterday morning they
were rescued from their uncomfortable po-
sition by Messrs. Miller and Lyon, two of
their fellow-employes.
Mr.. Reynolds, We understand, reached
the city side safe and sound; 80 that the
solicitude which SO endangered the lives of
his friends was without substantial cause.
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n THE . COURTS n

MAYORS COURT-MAYoR GEO. CHAHoos.
Trespass and Assoult.-J. N. Better,
charged with trespassiDg on the premises
Of and threatening to beat William Miller,
was fined ten dollars 1886 fEi lco-g
.-,AssauH and, Battery.--Jscob and Mrs.
,Levsnburg were arraigned for asssulting
and beating James T.. Lewis. The case
was continued until to-day, and several
Witnesses failing to sppear; we're fined fve
dollars each. .qa;v rSta zrf
Robbery.-William -Langford and Robert
Slaughter (wbitel,, charged, with ,rebbing
the canal-boat Powhatan Of stove and q;
wheelbarrow, were sent on to answer an in
dictment FOR misdemeanor. 7. a:as1NsT&
Cornelius Brown (negro) = charged with
breaking into the factory Of Messrs.. Neu7
decker & Brother. was srraigned. :. Is The evi-
dence was insufficient to prove his guilt!
He was discharged. ea a:eia !
AssauH.-Robert Howard was charged
by Kate Mason with assaulting and beating
her, but Kate's story being by no, means
satisfactory, Bob ~as allowed to 60 scot
free. es52-, o~Ss -. * SID !!
Theft.-David Jackson, charged with
stealing eight pigeons from William Trader,
was discharged, no one appearing against
him. E IS FaiJis.a s.i 81 sn5s
Suspicious Character. Thompson
{negro), charged with being a suspicious
character, was discharged after hearing. !
,Drunk and Disorderly.-N. Haynes was
sent to the chsin-gang for twenty days for
being drunk and disorderly. ia ,adit4 /
Stealing Glothes.-AnnaiSc SCOTT (negro) was
arraigned for stealing forty dollars worth
of clothing from Henry Morris She e'was
sent on to answer Indictment for, misder
meanor. James Finney and Lizzie Scott
(negroes) were arraigned for having the
aforementioned clothing in their possest
sion.o Finney was discharged, and the case
Of Lizzie continued until tomorrow. 4al.
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IMPORTANT 0RDER-NEw SUBDIVISION
OF THE FIRST MILITARY DIsTR1cT.-The
following order from General Brown, Com
missioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau, has
just been promulgated -" ,< <A.5'a
BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN, AND
ABANDONED LANDS, /
HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT CoMMIssIoGER,
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
RIcHAoSD, VA, December 80, 1868.
This District Will, from the 1st Of January,
1859, be divided, for the purposes designated by
law, into the following sub -districts-yiz.,
tant Superintendent of Schools. Headqnar-
ters-Hampton Va. Comprising the counties
of Elizabeth City, York, Warwick, James
City, ashews Gloucester Aeeomsc NORTH
Isle of Wight and Southampton
Second Sub Strict.-Breyet Major E. S.
Ewing, First Lieutenant Thirty fourth United
States infantry. MISUNDERSTANDING
Va: Comprising the counties Of Dinwiddie'
Cumberland, Prince Edward, Charlotte,
Buckingham, Meekienbnrg, and Halifax,d
Hambrick, First Lieu tenant Forty. fifth
United States infantry, V. R. @. Headquar.
ters-Richmond, Va: Comprising the coun-
ties of Henrico, Charles City, Hanover, KING
William, New heut, SlesleEilela, hho "" :
hatan.
Fourth Sub -District-W. R. Morse, Assistant
Superintendent of Schools. Headquarters
Gordonsyille, Va: Comprising the counties
of Orange, Louisa, Albemarle, GoochIand
Fluyanna Madison, Green, Culpeper, Rap
pahannock, Augusta, and Highland.
Fifth Sub District. ct.-Brevet Captain Will. a.
Coulter, First Lieutenant Twelfth United
States infantry. Headquarters Winchester,
Va: Comprising the counties Of Frederick,
Loudoun, Warren, Page, Clark, Shenandoah,
and Rockingham.
SLrth Sub. 6.District.-Brevet Lientenant- Col.
onel S. P. Lee, Captain Forty fifth United
States infantry, Y. r. @. Headquarters
Alexandria, Va uprising the counties Of
Alexandria, Fairfax, Prince William, Eau
quier, Spotsylvania, Stafford, Caroline. King
George, Essex, King and Queen. Middlesex,
Richmond Yves tmoreiand. Northumberland,
and Lancaster.
!Seuenh Sub District.-R. S. Lacey, Assistant
Superintendent of Schools. Headquarters
Lyncbb burg, Va. Comprising the counties OF
Campbell, Amherst, Nelson, Pittsylvania,
Henry, Patrick, Franklin, Bedford, Botetourt,
Rockbridge, Allegheny, Bath, and Appomat-
toX.
Efg1sth Sab ict.-Breyet Brigadier Gene
raj Fl. G. Thomas, Captain Twentieth United
States infantry. eadquarters-Wytherill
Va. Comprising the counties of Wythe,
Grayson, Carroll, Smyth, Bland Tazewell,
Washing ton, Russell, Buchanan, Scott, Wise,
Lee, Montgomery, Pulaski, Giles, Roanoke,
Craig, and Floyd.
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following officers for the ensuing term Dr..
L, r. Chiles, N. e.; William Foster, v.
g.: J. B. Vaden, Secretary G. Burnett,
Treasurer and RevyG. b. Harding, chsp-
lain, f-z3as3 bEa b@sIeIro 3sew stal su
Speeches were made by Rev. Mr.. Gar
land, DR.. a. 8. McRaes DR.. J.. 3. lChiles,
". L. Holt, James A. Gentry, and 'otters.
After supper vote Of thanks was rendered
Mr.. Cleaaby Tor the handsome style IN
which the entertainment was gotten up.ag
GooD NEws..-The financial condition OF
the Episcopal Building Fund in this town
is in flourishing condition, and there Is
every prospect Of the chapel soon being
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4ithmolrd lispatfIr.
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY s, 1859.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE, a",DIs-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE CoM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITy. tf-,i -, l,5 q. .5a a4
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

WINSTOCK5 d LEVIN will sell alto a. M.
q lot Of boots, shoes, furniture, etc.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 3 SON viii sell at 8
P. NJ. two framed tenementsat the south
west corner of Dover and Belvidere
streets. s..8Ef boz g IL
@. g. McRAE ct ais, executors, will sell the
perishable estate Of the late DR.. Anderson
K. Sale. t,...-qt.,,st
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS will sell at u M.
the Cunlife coal mines, in Chesterfield
2 county. - ,>.s.'l I +
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 a. M.
a lot OF handsome furniture, gas fixtures,
etc., at the residence of Er. Jonah White
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LOCAL MAJ TIERS.

The PUBLIC GUARD D1sBASpED.-By the
following communication from the military
headquarters of the district it will be seen
that the organization known to our citizens
as the Public Guard Captain Gay, COM
mander,J is disbanded:
!" HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, }
a. "STATR OF VIRGINIA,
"RIcHMoND, VA, January 4, 1862 }
.sTo Hts ErcsIlency II. II. Wells, .-
"Goyernor Of Virginia Richmond, Va.
"Sir,-I am directed by the commanding
General TO say that he desires you TO cause
the rank and file Of the Public Guard 10 be
DISCHARGED the service Of the State of Virginia,
to date from January LIST, 1859. Rations will
be issued the rank and file of the Guard to
the 10th instant, inclusive.
every respectfully, yonr obedient servant,
as. +. CHALFIN,
Assistant Adjatant. G eneral."
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s. In conclusion, the report observes:
:" a comparison between the work done
that now remaining to do, warrants the
..,ar& a tin-, that tha esfimnth of cost. mad

Z SupPosEb ATTEMPT AT RoBBEHY.-Early
yesterday morning Detective Craddock and
officer Brimmer discovered several new
bedsteads and other articles hidden in the
rear yard Of Messrs. Habliston y Brother.
They examined the premises, and found no
trace OF forcible entry into the house.
The young man who sleeps in the store was
awakened, and the property WAS identified
as belonging to the concern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-06

RoBBERY OF A CHURCH Yesterday
morning some sscrilegious thief entered
the basement of Glsy-street Methodist
church and carried off the two gas braok-
cts, with one burner each, on each side of
the pulpit, one very fine gas bracket, with
two burners, in the audience room, and
small amount of money out of the sunday
school bookcase-the whole amounting to
about twenty dollars. The thieves effected
an entrance by cutting a slat Of base
ment window-shutter IL the rear of the
pulpit and then raising the window.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-06

RICHMOND GYMNAsIUM.-At the annual
meeting of. the Richmond Gymnasium,
held on, Tuesday evening, the following Of
fcers were elected for the year 1889: DR..
F. D. Cunningham, Jr., President; Thos.
M. Binford, Vice-President; Frank D.
Hill, Secretary and Treasurer. A tax OF
fifty cents per month was levied upon each
stockholder, the proceeds to 60 towards the
support of the institution. Resolutions OF
thanks to the different retiring officers for
the efficient discharge Of their duties were
unanimously adopted.
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EpIPHANY.-To-day is celebrated in Epis-
copal and Catholic churches the festival of
the Epiphany, instituted to commemorate
the appearance of Jesus Christ to the magi
or wise men who came from the East
bringing him presents. 1t is often called
the 6 manifestation of Christ to the Gen
tiles, and the Greek Church terms it the
theophany, or appearance Of God. The
eastern Christians gave it also the name Of
the "feast of light" In Germany it is
known as the g festival Of the three holy
kings" and some Of the early fathers took
it to be the day Of our saviour's baptism,
when a voice from Heaven declared, " This
is my beloved Son, in Whom | am well
pleased"
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE JANUARY
6, 1s69.-William Dudley, charlottesville.
Va; Samuel Sims, New York; Miss Elvira
M. Taylor, Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. Harriet
Williams, New Kent county, Va; X. Il.
Allen, Hoboken, N. j.; Miss Melvina Gar
land (colored), Richmond, Va; Charles Il,
Bosher, New York.
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Mr.. BDIToR,-Please acknowledge 200 bushels
of best lump cosl, from the Clover Hill Railroad
Company 81, from n. n. L., so from O. O., 9s
from Colonel NJ, and 20 bushels Of meal from w.
B. W., for the poor. Also for the Male Orphan
Asylum, 100 loaves Of bread from L D. Briggs, a
large supply OF excellent mince pies from Mrs.
Eynon, lot of apples from Mr.. Devine, at the
View Market, and the contents Of the "money
boxes' OF Johnny Beckwith and Ella Fountain,
children, ten and four years old. r
WILLIAM ". PARKER.
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F1RE.-The alarm of fire yesterday eve.
ming about lalf-past o'clock was occasion
ed by the burning of 8 small frame building
On Marshall between Gilmore and Munford
streets. The building was owned and oc-
cupied by Mr.. Valentine Angle, and the
lower part was used as o bakery. The
building caught from the oven. 1t was in
sured in the Virginia Fire and Marine In
surance Company, but for what amount we
we're unable to learn.
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CONFESSED HIS aurLT.--AsfsK days ago.
1t WIS stated in this paper that a negro
named James Hickmsn had been arrested
and sent on for Indictment to the county
court for attempting to commit an outrage
ON young lady. We learned yesterday
from Constable Tailey thss he confessed his
guilt to him az be Was carrying him to jail,
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WOOD AND COAL.

II2I00D, WOOD, W0OD.-I am selling
w SEASONED OAK at 90 and PINE at IS,
,f,,.rct. or As and - in the yard. Win sell IL,
SsS Quantities to poor people at The same rstes
sfI% sse%r in TIE lower corner Of Libby Bui ding;
ny vt.,sTd pv ihe side Of the same, between Twen-
t 20 and Twenty first streets. he wocd-yard
!t.1 -, open on both Cary end Dock. Orders left
ESSFE' J. sISTOs, No. 1885 Main street or with
WI SE,;-trIS & PARKEh, on Eighteenth street be
..a@n Main and Cary. win be promptly flied:
W. G NELMS.t
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ILLNEsso OF Mr.. Boris. Information was
received in this city. on yesterday that Hon.
John M. Bolts wss lying dangerously il! at
his residence, in Culpeper. No hope Of his
recovery is entertained, and it was thought
he could not survive twenty -four hours.
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HENRICoa COUNTY COURT-JusrIcE a.
d. PLBAsAETs PRasIDfsa. -,
This court is still in session, but civil
business only was transacted yesterday.
Several important cases are set for trial
to -day.
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STATE INTEREST, PAID OUT.-On Satur-
day there was paid out Of the State trea-
sury $4,000 on the State interest. On
Monday $500 was paid out for the same
purpose, besides 800 for sundry claims.
1t is estimated that somewhere in the neigh
borhood Of $40, 1000 in interest was paid out
Yesterday, :t-iAc1
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A GROCERY RoBBED.-On Tuesday night
the store of J John Cayedo, corner of Twenty
ninth and NJ streets, was robbed Of one
hundred pounds Of bacon, o lot Of cheese,
and all the cash in the money-drawer. 1t
is supposed that the robbers were secreted
in the store when it was closed for the
n;pht
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STOVES, TINWARE, &c.

q Y HOME AGAlN.-Thankful 10 our
~ friends and the public for the very liberal
p1tronage heretofore bestowed On us, we would ne
Minu Them that atcur preaent stand No. $40 BROAD
ssTOHES, sS, 6EhTEs, TINWsEE, HOUsE-FuR-
NNihssHiNG NisHIiNG GOODS, RANGLa. FURNACES,
81 asttsnEpLACa HEATERS, &C.. &c.. TO be found
sss tW Broad street.
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, for pulmonary
and asthmatic disorders have proved their efficacy
by test CT many years, and have received tesd-
monials from eminent men who have used them.
Those who are suffering from coughs, colds,
hoarseness, sore throat, ETC., should try ..The
7roches'' a simple remedy, which Is In falrnost
every case effectual. - -,ft a.,Fa8a7.r ssyf.
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SALE OF REAL FsTATE.-Mr. W. Goddin
sold at auction on Monday tie Dover Mills
property, in the county Of Goechland, con-
sisting of tract of land containing aixteen
acres, with an excellent Touring mill, MILL
stones, machinery, fixtures, and water
rights :; distillery, 1dwelling-house, store
house, miller's house, and other buildings
and appurtenances, for the sum Of sic 900.
Messrs. Harveys g. Williams, of this city,
were the purchasers. a