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MAgaNE sNTEALaGENOE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. sEprsMBEH 7. 1870

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER s. 1870
Sun rises. $40 Moon sets. 40,
Sur sets ............. 8.1s High water 80, 3.S.
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RICHMoND AND DANylLLE hAIL.

Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHEDULE:
GOING SOUTH.--Lyn ynchburg and Danv.iie pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily except Sundsys}
at 9:15 A. NJ; leave Burkeytle daily except Sur.
daysr 80 : 7. .M.,: arrive st DsnStlle dsfiy le1-
cept Srndays) At 5:55 =. M. THROUGH III. L
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily 81 2:ss
p, b.; leaves Dauyille dstly a. las A. A,; arrives
ss Greensboro aaffY 1t 1:o5 A. NJ. !" re
CONG NoETH.--Lynchburg and DsnYflls pas
sengers seave DanviIfe daily (except sunGaysl at
TAO 4. NJ; leave Burkeville daily except sun-
days5 st L Z. Nj; srrlVs az Richmond daily
lexeept Sundaysi sc 3:as P. N. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPRESS lea yes Greensboro daily NJ LIS
A. n. leaves Danville daily at 3 80 A. 81; sr-
rives at Richmond daily 1t HES a. III.
The Lynchbnrg and Dsrytile Passenger Trstn
connecEs ct 5Burkeytlls with the trains on the
sogthside road for Petersburg norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on ths southsiie ard yir.
sinia snd Tennessee rsilrosds. Bristoli KnnH-
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga N sshy iile, Memphis,
snd Ell importans points South and soayhw
The Through MAI and Expresst connects
at Greensboro with the trains on The North Caro-
nna read for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, ss-
yslnan, Macon, Mobile, Montgcmery,l &C., &c.
and.a Richmond with The Richmond, sredericks-
burg acd Potomac, Chesapeake End Ohio ard
Richmond and York River railroads. ;e'..,a -
Si.EEiIkG CAnS and C5ILEs'5 PATENT
RECLIEIE9 CHAIRS on the through expreas
Train, THOMAS ISOLsA2IEAIt,
Sc .. ..tas' tt ftt~ '.+ - fSGljarfn Insnf,
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An effective drop-scene An execution
on the galiows:
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG -AHO.z (
POTOMAC r IT E TO AL u EP0INTb
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWESpsFfssi
TRAIN No. 1.-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN yfa
Washington leaves the depot, corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets, dali at ii:,s A. NJ. Arrives in
Richmond daily at 2:3s z. IL. . ....s 80,
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at a quia creek wit,t tho
steamers Georgeanna and lronstdes, leaves the
depot, corner of Broad and Eighth ssTeaisy daily
isundays excepted) at O'Clock r. M. Arrives 10
Richmond (Moncays eIceptedl at s:Se q! M
TRAIN No. 3.-THRuUGH MAIL9TKAlE rfd
Washington leaves the depot co rner4 os Bgrc aBd
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted, na s2o
p. N. Arrives 10 Iiichmondt Mondays srceptea3
THROUGH TICKETS and THRoUGH BAG-
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In the
NORTH, EAST, and dNoRTHWEat. - i.
FkEIGHTS contracted for and f0EwafceQ
daily: with dispatch, to all points RuRTH ane
sPFCIAL NoTIcE.-The B1LTiafoRE Ex,
PRESS TRAIN will run as far as Milford sfatton
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF 1foag
and Eighth streels, at 0 A. Nj Returning, VIII
leave Milford on Mondays at e:23 ~ ~ and ar.
rive at Richmond at $50 a M:
Apply at COMPANIES CRFTCEa cofcsr fof
= -. - e J.,B. GENTRY.
~ General Picket Agent
Ed. T. D. MYERS, General superintendent.
te 30 ~
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nURE CIDER VINEGAR FOR PIC
s-sE ELES.-A o this Is the season fer making
nickieg those In want Of q pufe article OF VINE
GAR made from apples raissd by the under.
sigtied Gnder his own snperSistep, Gar DC erpplfed
by coIntr anioasing With hin ae eise Second Audi
tsr,s office. Parties desiring viii be suRp.ea az
gLkTF cESTSp per gations .,...sSs
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THAYER'S GREAT CIRCUS.
DIR. JAMES L. THAYER. Manager
JAMES ANDERSON. Sole Proprietor.
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- = .g.t. & RAILROAD COMPANY. 4
GENERAL TICKET DEPARrMENT,
4 s".se ,RYcuN1yns " 4t1 INST II 1870 Il

the accommodation OF
1S persons desirous Of visiting the conntry. az
and Milford CBEAP sROUED-TRips TICK NTS
will be sold good only the train leaving Br1aIs
street depot at -. NJ. on sU HQAXAs4afSfff6yn.
arriving in k1chmoYd at 9:as P. NJ. or ON the TG
COMMUDATloMT TRAIN of the Following fYon.
dayl morning, arriving, In Richmond At: $3.50
A. NJ. r - ~" S.''l<3'SI ~ ';t'''7s6s'
The MAIL TRAIN win stop, on signal for re-
turn passengers only ut PENULA. CHEsTER-
FIELD JUNCTION, TAl LOUISVILLE, ABB.
LAND, 2KLBYsS,y sTAYL0R,S 9 CROSSING.
M:UNTAINROA end HUNGARY.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will stop at
any point on. signal. 5,,a J.. B.. GENTRY
au u I'm General Ticket Agent.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE III PATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE oTRER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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1870. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE. gf5 Estg3

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG kND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO AL u POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST "a
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rock AND JOB pRINTsSN0 nQNk
Id ERRAp AT gIsle essx B,
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In 1875 King Francis l., of France, sur
rendered at Paris to the Emperor Charles
", Of Germany. More than three hundred
wears pass, and another occupant Of the
throne of France s,lrrenders to one who
claims the title of Emperor. In. the first
case the royal prisoner was well treated
by his captor, and the captor soon after en-
tered q monastery, and there died. Francis
]. was the originator of the g Field of the
Cloth of Gold," though not the author OF
the drama of that name. He also invented :,
the saving lin q letter to his mother) "Ail
is lost except honor Pa fine sentiment,
which will ontlast the lines of Louis Napo-
leon. who wrote, !" As cannot die ut the
head of INV army, l lay my sword at the
feet OF your Majesty York eoninse''-
cidt. IS IS
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Count Bismarck chose that moment to
come and have talk with his English and
American friends. was anxious to know
what the Federal Chancellor had done
about the neutrality of Belgium, now
threatened, and my curiosity was soon
gratiiied;. 81 have told the Belgian Minis.
ter of War;" said Count Bismarck, "that
so long as The Belgian troops do their ut
most to disarm any number of French SOL
diers who may cross the frontier I will
strictly respect the neutrality Of Belgium :;
but if, on the contrary, the Belgians, either
through negligence or inability, do not
disarm and capture every man in French
uniform who sets his foot in their coun-
try, we shall at once follow the ene-
my into neutral territory with our
troops, considering that the French have
been the first to violate the Belgian soil.
| have been down to have look at the
belgian troops near the frontier" added
Count Bismarck, "and confess they do
not inspire me with very high opinion
Q! their martial ardor or discipline. When
they have their grest-coats Oh one can see
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pRoPosAIs FOR CLOTHING.

ELvI DEPARTMENT,
BUREAu or PkoVIsIoHs AHD CLoTHIH0,
Sealed proposals., iudcT.sS " Iop S,U Tor
ciothing.n will be received At this BaTsap until
80 fSf ihs .appiS of The sTtisiSs, eri
1000 BATnslsy shestinG IIoets.
200 pairs dSaSss buef TfoWGsrs.
1000 Blue Cloth Caps;
sSsys;ss$'S s.tsis; %S;S y ssiiS:!;d /! ~ n.
STs aS the ne SO S' Sni
PAi NE nR'S,s HATy A. dS:,.a third with
in MS ssIs ma he baisuos I n iq d.I;
5S% hS Ell q S 1Sd Q Slis Po q @
ne New YoIt, philaaslPhis aud Boston navy
The dInnsi, maxim Collars Of the shssuDg
iroeks and oysrshirts and the cloth for caps must
3 saIE PIG AnS SSTS iP9 Sn dyS n ~ bs
same quality and color asthat on the flannel over
Tor description Of the articles and schedule Of
sizes biddsrs are referred g the lnspeoors At the
nISL yarSs aseys I e w. A. mas. r,,,,., =,
A. i ~ ss SS -. q 4
more Of the AI.ielss contained In such offer, and
in one q,rtsr lbs sstimstsd snogai q he eoP:
Tract spd twenty pr cent IN addition I'm 6e
lateral .oeusi.I for the due BsItcrS.nss Of 1hs
livery offer must 30 sesompaaied By q written
guarantee, sigued hy onn or more resH3nsibls per.
sons, thai the bidder or bidder Will, " his or
| their bid BE- accepted, enter into an obllEation
yithit nvs days, wish good and sudlcient SURE
| ties, TO furnish the articles proposed,
| No proposal will be ooeaidered unless aeeompa.
MED By sueh guarantee, dor from any parties who
dsAlera In the articles thsy oder 70 furnish In con
formitJ with tbs sseo1d section Of the Joint Toso'
| The Department reserves the right V reieet any
HT1P9.i Saes ne as 81 pss %ssessSr of isserna
RsIsnus Tor the district IN which they reside, an
uniesa the license required By act Of Congress 4
| furnIahed with the proposal, As well A. 10 rejet
| any proposal not considered SdVAOtaEeoua p Ii
sSysreeHa,shI ~. pRHnh, ,
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authorised TO DO appointed TO accompany the
remains 10 Ohio. ...t-
Eulogies were pronounced by Mr.. Bling
ham (0hlo) and Mr.. Woodward, Of Penn
sylvania, after which the resolutions were
adopted.
The Speaker appointed as the committee
TO escort the remains 10 Ohio, Messrs. Dick.
inson (ohlo,) Beatty (Ohio,) winchester
(Kentucky,) Amber (Oblo,) and Williams
Indiana.
Tho House then, at 8 o'clock p. M, ad.
iourned.
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sos j nkIV,ie6..lA
HHw YoHH MARHET,
NRw YoRK, Feb. T-iilB D. m. COTTON dali
and pominalt mIddiIn1 aSL cent. sus.r m.
changed. Flour dull and nominal, Wheat
dull and nomlnaIi sprinT tiibfSiiy, S,intss
unohAnEed, Torn ouiet ana sfeadv, A No
i,05, Data auiet and arm, hessss ssn,. p..
dull aud nominal, PorI duii and nomInSI,
07o Potroieum dull and nomin.i, MIST. ~
6ieIS esDtsi rednsd aoN can't uoi1 daiz We
RALTIaols HInEuT
BALrtHoRH. Yer. Il = Rrs.a,,,,1. - n.
markell for Flour ~. Anil .ns IssLVsi. 49,
log, and pTioes are nominaIiy nnShsnssa I'm
demand h stili oonHnsd sn,issiS 1n,h. ias..i
trade there beIhS M denand ~, ss "
ever Sales TeooTted to.aSy =. tnfinss ~,
600 bbls. HowkH strSet SnnSr In iots 49,,
o. 80 10 a. sfII, 800 bbls do Fstsa. Siso M ~
At k5,a7lx, and 100 bill. DO. Fsn,iiy a. ~ 49,
Sbi. There has been no novsmsn{ Of son,s.
quenae In Westsrn Flour for Some tme mai
but 1ome iots are ofsTip9 Al a snnnsss,np ~
| ahlppeTS NV"''''n W
Rksaf.-The market WAS ouI.t hut .,..a,
this mofnInE I, with prices rspssailv asshsns
We mote sh1ss N X Zoo hn.h.i. B.aa.snay
red Al Al ~ a., IA by.h.ia nnsInana
| III aBai "a. and About iooo hn.hsi. Ms,si.aN
red Al 81 80 Tor rood and Al SsGi "a tor Kim.
Corn. There Wa some movsmonk M:
| morning in white the arst or Inv ~ nns,.nns
| for two or three DAYS past Eaiss a. n Ia hn,S.
| els prime IN store a 81 rents i 40 h.fr .gn.t
At otaes cents, and I 900 az, prime. shoat' ~
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THE COURTS.

EQUTTI CouRT-Judgs HHls.-Thls court
made the following orders yesterday
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company ys.
Martin 4 Rouse. Order for the payment
Of specific sum Of money.
Conan & Hodges vs.. Chapman, and May
nard vs.. Chapman. Bill dismissed In each
case.
Young vs. Brent. In this case there was
real estate required 10 be divided among the
owners. The court made an order appoint
lug DR.. Chas. 8. Nichols, Henry Haylor,
Anthony Addison, VIM. II. Ward and AleI.
Mccormick, commissioners TO make partl-
tion.
ratlfying auditors report and for dlstribu-
tion.
DaInesovs. Jones. Order postponing hear
ing Of rule.order until this morning.
NlKdorf vs.. sprlngle ct al. The de-
PENDANTS being absent II was ordered that
notice Of the suit be given Thorn by advsr-
tlsement.
In the Bankruptcy Of Coyle & Towers, In
this case q motion for establishing the
priority Of a judgment Of Llppincott q Co.,
Of Philadelphia, over the claims OF other
creditors was overruled.
Alexander VS.. Frear. Order appointing
7. Mungen commissioner to take testimony.
Board Of Public Works Of Virginia vs..
English OF al. This Is suit Of the State OF
Virginia to recover certain moneys from the
estate OF the late John wlthers, partner Of
Payne, withers q Co. Tho court ordered
the case 10 be continued to the general term.
CASES IN EQUITY TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned for trlAI
today equity calendar, Nos. II, is, 10, 81,
%, %, "a, IS, 20 and 81.
Adjourned.
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C1RouIT CouRT - Judge CARTER This
court was engaged a. follows yesterday
Varnum W. Parker. Mr.. Bradley's ap-
pearancs for the defendant was stricken out
on his own motion, aud judgment BY default
granted on motion Of Mr.. Payne.
Mattlngly VS.. Lewis. Assumpsit for ofiico
rent. Plea OF sot-offs TO the amount Of sass.
Verdict for plaintiff In $500, the full amount
claimed.
NJ. v. B. Began, vs.. Jacob Holman. As
sumpsit for medical attendance from 1852 to
1854. Verdict for Sl3l, the full amount
claimed.
Thompson vs.. Wilson; demurrer sustained.
In this case the defendant had pleaded TO an
action on writing obligatory, . parol agree
ment TO the effect that he was not TO be held
responsible to the full extent Of said Writing,
and the plaintiff had demurred, alleging thai
parol proof was not admissible to vary .
written contract.
Atkinson vs.. Gsrtrell. Action Of aSsump-
cit for merchandise. Plea, never indebted.
Verdict for the plaintiff In el14.22.
Kerner yB. Walker. Action on a New
York judgment and verdict In the sum Of
S4,1s9.
Sullivan vs.. RiVes. Judgment by default
stricken out and leave granted 10 Hlo affidavit
with plea.
The following cases were continued
Price Va. Evans; CLARK vs.. Bank OF Repub-
| lie; Northup vs.. same.
Meyer vs. Krause. Judgment set aside
and case ordered TO DO entered on appeal
calendar.
Burchard vs.. Weldon 3 Co.; Ceas vs.. Giea.
son. Judgment confessed In both cases.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial
to-day; Nos. 40, 81, ~, 2l4, 500, OF, 70, rs
81, SS, 80, Of, %, and o6.
| Adjourned.
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SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED sTLTHs--
Nonddy, February Z, 1ST0.-on motion Of
Mr.. A. @. Riddle, N. II. Miller, esq, Of
Washington, D. c., was admitted to prac-
tice as on attorney and counsellor Of this
cont.
No. so. Mott Bedell, lIbellaut and appel
liant, vs.. The Steamship Potomac, &c. APP
peal from the Circuit Court OF the United
States for the Southern District Of New
York. Mr.. Justice Davis delivered the
opinion Of the court, Affirming the decree Of
the said Circuit Court In this cause with
costs.
No. 25. Tho Providence Rubber Company,
appellant, VS.. Charles Goodyear, executor,
| &c, Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the
| United States for the District OF Rhode Isl-
and. Mr.. Justice swayne delivered the
opinion Of the court, Affirming the decree Of
the said Circuit Court In this cause with
costs and interest.
| No. "a. Tho Board OF President and Dlree-
tors Of the 81. Louis Public Schools, plain
tiffs In error, vs.. David 4. RiEley ct al. In
error to the Supreme Court OF the State OF
Missouri. Mr.. Justice Clifford delivered the
opinion OF the court, Affirming the judg-
ment Of said Supreme Court In this cause
with costs.
No. rs. The Board Of President and d.
rectors OF the 81. Louis Public Schools,
plaintiffs In error, vs.. Mary Fritz ct al. In
| error TO the Supreme Court OF the State OF
| Missouri. Mr.. Justice Clifford delivered tho
opinion Of the Court Affirming the Judgment
OF the said Supreme Court In this cause with
costs.
No. 40. Tho Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad Company, plaintiff In error,
70. Fremont County, Iowa. In error to the
Supreme Court OF the State Of Iowa. MT.
Justice Nelson delivered the opinion OF the
| Aa nN thu aai1 Au.
prome Court In this cause with costs.
No. 90. Tho Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad Company, plaintiff In error
vs.. Mills County, Iowa. In error TO the Blu
preme Court Of the State Of Iowa, Mr.. Jus
lice Nelson delivered the opinion Of thu
Court Affirming the decree Of the said su
preme Court 10 this cause with costs.
No. 8. Susan p. II. Hepburn, plaintiff IL
error, vs.: Henry A; Gri.Told; In error Z
lucky. Mr.. Chief Justice Chase delivered
the opinion Of the Court Affirming tho Judg
ment OF the said Court Of Appeals In thli
cause with costs. Dissenting, Mr.. Justlc'
Miller, Mr.. Justice sWayne and Mr.. Justic'
Davis. ..r
No. 8. John A. McGlynu, executor, &C.
plaintiff In error, ". Emily ". Magraw, ad
minlstrator, &c. In error TO the Supreme
Court of the State OF California Mr.. Chile
Justice chase delivered the opinion Of tn
court, affirming the Judgment OF the saiI
Supreme Court In this cause, with costs.
No. as. Kenneth II. Worthey, plalntli
In error, Vs. The Commissioners OF Moor,
county. In error to the Supreme Court o
the State OF North Carolina. Mr.. Chile
Justice Chase delivered the opinion OF tn
court, dismissing this writ Of error for wan
: Of Jurisdiction.
} No. 4. (Original.) The State Of Texas
| nj "a DaAR0A NJ WhlNH .IRhI
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Railroad Routes
.KAEDRiI, IogP9gF, 4HD HANPsHiRE

A LExANDR1A, LoUpopE AND HAMPSHIRE
n RAILROAD. -
On Aha attsT December -, iecp, the tralns on
III, road yin be run - foIloVsi III
The ma train will Leave AleNAndfia daily, CT.
{, " sunday, ats 20 q. M / arrive ~ Bsetbufn Al
\ 20 A. m And Hamiit5n 4 II 10 A n. Leave
N arrive Al AleEAhdffa ataNnp NJ -
The aeoommodatign train will lsaVs AIsrandTia
daily, sHospt Sunday, at 4 ,, m , and afriVs al
LsesbuIg AletO ?. p. LsAys LsssbuTg AZ iiiS a
M and arrive Al Alexandna le,Bh.Sm :.
The $40 "a, m. tIaih from AlsKAnaTiG shd n 40
p. p. tfain from Hamilton, eonaeet AZ HAmiiion
with Ksmp's Daily Line o. Coaches for PuToSii-
VILE, Bnlokerayille, Baryyille and winehsslsrt
also, with Rsamer,s Lac of Coaches, which leave
LeesburS daily for Ball's MN, AIDS and niddIs.
burg, X. n. HAVRnRR,
deon-u Ticket Agent,
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VIAFUGE!

Daily report. are made Of relief Afforded By this
remarkable remedy. ... -, 49,.
Persons in BAlumore, suIiops ~ lkn ~ q
south Charles, 50 Hanover, s. RAul, ~ ~ IEen INK
LIN 100 saIatoga, " and ~ North olIm9Ie'io Noi'n
Ali the druEEisla, and HUNDREDS Of psr,ons IN
wAshinGton, D. O., AleHandriA. and ne soI
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Insurance.


A COMMENTED MIND is SOME
hhing you cannot hdUe u you ara he
gunner Of property that Is not insured.
The danger Of Fire at thiS season Of the
year IS great u you tOoUld get nd Of
the nervous and uneasy feeling you haze
Vhsn you hear the Fire Alarm sounded,
go to the 06loo Of A. s. PRATT g. SON,
No. 8 YouRg Mems ChrIStidn ASSOcia.
ton Budding, corner Ninth Snd d
street, and insure IN asir good, prompt.
paying Companies, The HOME Of Ns,O
KaDk, The PHENLX Of Hartford, the
Y0NKER'S and NEW YORK, and
HsFIREMERSof Nel0 Fork. Don't
dalaV. Do X NOW dss-H
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THHPPRR2PEEA bs IWA Y6RK
wAsHIHgToH, Sept y, Iso8-noon.
Trains between washin Glon and New York are
foR NEW YORK, without ehanss Of ears
Leave daily tsxcopi sunday At sos, m. IL Is
FoR PHILADELPHIA,
Lsays daily teHeept sundayjh 500 an. li.S
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ho.oO ., N. and PhnAdsl.
sisspiss s Z for New York on 100 ,. m. ,rlia
Through tickets to PhiladSlphis, Nov York OF
"a oSie E.EosS
Master Of TrAanpoTtaiioa.
IN. COLE, General Ticket AGENT
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ko0fRyEN-BAlLRI.-o On The sysninE o. ID,
klonsslrsst, HISII Ao0TIyII. Of New York, GnS
Miss MAEIAs BAILEY, ofthia city.
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IoU0HLIH . DRUG sToRR, OPPOSITE
heAaIlly Compounded, aIa NthS lpW0Il ehAIta,,
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lebgaTns P9 lT9yslsF b5SIPIR'k PRESS.

TIA nav thousands cured a thls insnsauoh a
WiIhia ne fast q Thiesn ysaIsI Sa DE- jshRstSS.
agfgissi ~ tss ftpofisTs o. he Sun, and
stSy othsi pspsEs, NOTICES o. NJ RI ~ 81
AgaiR M ssRtlsmGn Of character and reaponsi-
Siiit5I a RSskisSSs e is5ffRRE6ii.Y GnRSb
P.,s6n. wfitinG hOpld 30 PAItispl1I " Arrest
lRg thsir ls"' JOIN J0HGsf0N N. b,
mAAhp' Baltimore Lock Hospital,
t.a.iV halNmoEe MaINlAnd.
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Hl. WlsHfsaTos e. d !, kpg -. lsg.
Yor several years bad been subject 70 cough
TOOK ! heavy cold, which settled on ny lungs, !
had a bad hemoTrhAEs used many cough miI;;
summer. went Into the country hoping II would
bsnsbt mel bat when l returned ny cough was
image, which lasted nvs daysJ was very low and
asryous and suffered iron sho i w n.
petite, 1 Tried sVsIything my fris9ds Tseompsnd'
cd but found no relief uBtil tried De BinEa won.
dsifui Remedy itook this remedy, ViafuEn about
eight months and my friends and hundreds Of Ae-
quaintanesa In WashlnEton, who knew ny sup.
posed hopeless and bed .tdden condition, are sqT-
prised TO see ne AttsndlnG 70 my household AhAira
and about the city, apparently A. well ~ Other
people generally. have recommended y TO ssy-
srAl ahiieted persons during the yeAf,Who nave
been benefited by ita use.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-08

NIsHm0ToE. n. o, ,sept, n, lsp.
had a severe cough, resulting from neglected
cold. | tried various PASTORAL remedies Nithout
bsnsaL had night svests, and was somsvhht
alarmed. lady friend Induced me 70 try bottls
o. De BlpE's vlafpgp. In few days yAs entirely
cured. IhAys had no retuIn Of the sheknsas since.
VIZ. W. De MAIZE,
mt City Surveyor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-08

FOR All Throat and Lung Complaints,
PIeurisy, Asthma, DIPthoris, Bron-
shitIs, Catarrh, sudden Colds,
and Inflammation Of
the Lungs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-08

STadasts from eSs q he nosi eminent coilsT-S N
hs gnltsd States. and ne SrsatsI part q y ,ss
Paris, PhilAdSlphiA. and elsewhere, has effected
some Of the most AstonlshinE cures that were ever
GnoWni many troubled with ringing In the head
and ears When asleep, great neTyousAoss, being
.lAImsa =. .uddsn sOPndsi bashinins.s, Eith RE-
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-09

tive anticipating an advance.
Pork s 20. Bacon lis a
uL@lGl.. Bulkmeats l0A@l4a
aljh. Lard 10. Hams lS!a.
Whisky 81. Tobacco, sales $50
hhds. 81 95@7trash TO lngs; 94@
81 low to fancy leaf.
CINCINNATI, April cotton,
dropping. Middhng 2la@22.
Flour steady at So l565 %. Corn
s5@s7. Oats SO. Whisky 81. Pork
SIT 90; bulk meats, l0A @l4@
@l5; bacon liz @l5h@ls. Butter
3l@39. Eggs, 20. Groceries steady.
CHICAGO, April Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat less active
at 95ls. Corn 7sh. Oats S03S.
@40. Pork s26. Rye coal.
Barley 45@j5. Lard 1914. Bulk
meats and shoulders log 1914
Rough sides -.
New York. April 7.-Cotton
firm; sales 1890 bales at 23Ac
Gold dull at ll%.
LIVERPOOL, april 7.-Cottor
quiet aud steady ; Uplands llAd
Orleans llJad. Sales 1900 bales
Export and speculation 1900 bales