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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-05
Notice to Taxpayers.

rAyING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
II assessment roll OF the Town Of Gold I'LL,
for the fiscal year ending on the first Moncny n
,Sr.nn. intcrcsicd. that tho taxes on all prop.
srtr sssesscd in tho wi Of Gold I'LL, or ono
dollar and seventy i've cents upon each one hnr'
dred dollars. Is due and payable from and amer
this date. At my office In Gold Hill. Az taxes
rensiulng unpaid on the nrst day Of October,
iSD. viii 60 on the Delinquent List, with ten
per cent. added thereto.
Msrshsi and Tax Collector.
r.,i mn cen, 4 1870. sel-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-05

ROLLS OF HONOR.

The following are the rolls Of honor
of the Gold Hill Public Schools for the
past month of September:
Grum~ar school.
No. l.-Libbie Salkeld. Laura Holl-
man. Lizzie HOLMAN, Edward Steven
son. Maggie Driscol!, Mary Fox. Kate
Mcdonnell, Daniel Quill, Christina
Larson, Lizzie Morgan, Louis Larson,
Ida Lichtenberger, Willie Hill, Willie
Taylor, James Taylor, Lolita McDer-
mott, Daniel O'Connell, Annie Burk.
No. 2.-I.izzie Fox, Henry Fonti-
celia. Michael Buckley, John McDon-
nell. Willie Box. Anna Sullivan. Mary
Andrews, Frank Lambert. Willie Nieol,
Lizzie L~ouizelle, James Niles, Joseph
Carroll, Thornton Easton, Ida La
flower. Katy Buckley, Gertrude Flana-
gan, Edward Vaudeville, Susie Booth,
Barney Sharff, Charley Pohl. Johannah
Wintsrbauer, John Gibney. Ernest
Hall, Willie Gillespie, John Bolen.
Primary sehssl.
No. Emma Brown, II. Langdon,
f. Hicks. Lizzie Russell, Bovettee
winterbaner. Emmie Winterbauer,
Jimmie McMartin. II. Smith. Frank
Gallagher, William Nelson. E. Quill.
No. 2.-Josie Patten. Katie Hill,
Ella Fox. L. Joseph. Mary I.arif>
Jimmie Burke. John Mclaughlin, ID.
Mclaughlin, Z. Butler, Robert Stone,
Willie Deasy, Tommie Eagan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-05
70 WOOD sTEALERs.

nURING THE PAST YEAR, TWO on
three hundred cords Of wood, belonging 10
tho Virginia and Truckcc Railroad Company,
hayc been stolen in the vicinity OF Gold HHl
and Virginia. The Company. therefore. hereby
cfye null and fair warning to any and all persona
thst henceforward tho most stringent measures
vii! DO taken to prevent further stealing.
knv person caught stealing the conipapy'e
wood will be prosecuted TO the Utmost extent OF
- II. N. YERINGT0N. Superintendent.
Gold IIfu. September ~. 1870. se26lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-05
GettInE Married.

Enays for young men. on the delights Of Home.
and the ~propriety or Improperly OF getting married.
matrimonial nunappines. Sent free, In sealed en-.
xelopes.. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box
p. Philadelphia, Pa se7t3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-05
NOTICE.

nug SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM HIS
i customer that he ia going TO the East. and
will thortiy return with q large and varied as
sortnaent OF ali Iinds OF the best HAVANA ard
ether CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOBACCO. etc.. and will supply Saloons and
Stores At Wholesale prices His burmese will
he continued at the Bank Exchange Falcon
Gold Hin. by F. s. Ellis, until hl. return.
HENRY WOLF.
Coid nm. Remember %, 1871. sc2S-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-05
R2 Gins in all

Oko Nllt7 ~
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the Immediate direction OF the Board Of
Trustees OF the Mercantile Library Association,
Assisted by Supervisory Committee selected
from State. city and county officers, and well
known citizens OF San francisco.
ROBERT Is. SWAIN, Prest N L.. A.
W. II. l.. BARNES. Vice President.
WIN. C. RALSTOS, Treasurer.
After paying the expenses OF the entertain
ment. and making the distribution OF the Gins,
"a above announced, the balance will be applied
10 cxtinguishIug the present indebtedness OF the
Mercantile Library Association -.
Holders OF tickets TO which Gin may DO
awarded, will receive the samc on prcscnta.ion
OF such tickets or coupons TO the Butincss
Agents OF the Board Of Trustees OF their once,
No, 3lS California street. San Francisco.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-26
n Act TO provide for the appointment OF an as7ls an
I-nitrd .taf,s AZ Baltimore.

An Act 70 pr,vid for the appointment of as7is an
treasurer the United states AZ baltimore.
H. if enacted lv The senate ard House of Represent
.,iy,s o. tn. nitcd OF Am ri in CONF -
,IrJ That in addition the otc y provided icr in
.b If n retiun f t.,c act pprv tHsut six, ogh-
~ ID, - md frtv--iI entitled .Au act pr
"a t! i,rrs ,:,siniz ii u "f he rex "r- :u+ t,T I e
r! :. H. t;..,-, PIN, .r-iy" 81 g no { =
,r1. 30. rev auc,' hcr' 81 II b. apo un 81 :
a.ifit -. a.Ur. sh4li j.. APP i ted in Ike r,
fr ,e time ana %. -uj ct t. al D." p O'I.on. e. "
Sc. 81 t.r o E,r 4. il .i.t trctuI provided 10
I'D f.f.r .rt ii ~ jet.
-ac. =. I'D l." turtie 'n',t i, Thr'ta e :" /
,.:I O.; 2. IL Tor to { tE' Assistant a=uref
H. ii... a.d -r.iri, II Ia cur" :I,p i We: g
AID -,.,. t 80 pin Il Il tn'v moneys collect
ed aid depo e.. sita him ana the ii III ';..4t ct
-ftI IA l. ...c tn. cu.'ody I'D ii all &,
.roI. y dcI- ed rrcr y, and rh,'i le. t'Im Al III
Ia IT, I,qIis, cd " be- performed b? nit : ;.s-is-
,ut j. Icc cucr t. .,c pit. z1!k ing.
fer aud disbursements OF such monrs: Provided
That TIL M Al! van II nov used by the L il d
state designated "rpo-ta'y 10 Ra!timo. hal! BE- set
SPAR fur the purpose named IN this &C ion, lax
tacy may p npplcIhe.
-rc. !: aud he it further cited, That "a on the
ayr iGtH Mt . uhc 'n of sIid isi ant Treasurer
h" Se'ryary OF the ircsuy n Il re! Ike the de- iEir
nited stIes dcpostary OF thu collector Of
,l-toiu nj Baltimore and -all rect the transfer Of IL
the book, account, Won herr, property. and public
money in til cthC OF said dcp1.tIry tie Office Of
I'D .,--i ~. treasurer
>rc. !. And toe it further enacted, That the ASH -t.a
trcl-urcr direct by s net t. bc appointed shall
ce.vc salary Of i've thousand doll- 20 -
| paid quar;cr-yrarly 1T the treasury Of :tr Mt
ia o. VII, IIr, sal Ice in full Tor all s
aud Il suJf;ici, pay said salary un.il jun
tirtrth. eighteen huud ID and seventy one, II Ecrch,
| api rpriat d.
e. =. md hr II fu tie enacted, That The Uuitc,
tatts arstaut trrIsIIrcr herein provided :or tn tn
,ppryva Of the crrtIry of the Irra N.Y. may a,pri
the ~ uurmirr # ks an ul,'r- in ms .ce
aud the cOInprn alton, u IL LON provided ~
law thc office of til ui'd S-at- d"iO= toy il
| Baltimore; AID all uncXp p, ndcd hilln''s q! money
appOp lated, tat may h eater b" app
prltcd. the payment OF TIE clr,k- md mc--"l- cr
in oiii.c OF rtid dro-i ny, shall hc applied 10 ia
piyuirut the CLERK and appointed in III
| U!i.cr Of the aS-i- Mt tcaSrrc. under this Let.
80. 4. And l- j. further caactcd, That there -'aI
Ice apyru pratcd and paid out OF any money ~ Il.
rr,a, 9th" ~, mp "pf "tod tn sam Of "'.
thousand d.iIugs, 20 xp a,d under Tie dir ct on
tue secretary Of Ir,tsury t. -uch repair and add
tiol.- may he necessary put in Uod co.. dIos, &
irInri4t. JIr. tn, Office, me- yu and sar- l., =,
IN Ia Ioacd and III !v pIrrla-- oil any accys aiy A.
III n-l furniture and fXtur,s md in d.triying -.
other nodrn expenses necessary 1" cary this "a IL
| 10 elect
Approved, JIM, l., l>Tr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-26
FAKM For SALEi

St:lt,d iiv mil" on fn-t Hrrdwick, ~ from the
vi,l., Il Novs vile, stag road. - OF ,:"d
land Bail Tags ,-,od ~ II little repairing. About
To rod rom ..lud - h,oi house llruty of TIM
Ir \r.r Ice i: Il. -grv y. Tor particular. address
me s.l ycrlb r f. ". C!IEEN EE, L. VI.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-26

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...t 20 IL, u...h tr.- allowed 10 tie Ia ,r=la 70.
80 ,.. Tor each IyTsoa he cr they may arr'-t a.
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lg other hv GcsiuCi .CI-"uah'c by such
-uulis-i.,I Iur suh u;Arr dii'iunil service may
TO-. D. c.--,r Is %, II -i. = 10y nina tL.Ii such
"HdiH- ~ tn rNa-nHatlon k"'I': ne pr'snncr in
custody. i.d pr v.aiu lin it: TODD md ling dur
nag h a.,rl.,..u Ia U,i tn in dete;Elin alton of
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ri.i :U,,- r.. i, I,q lived IL thr IT, u-c such
90 mad" up IN 'u. f.umity Win the fec usually
ll.-'l ,y 'i:.r,r. ct hr c1ut- e iusf,- withi..
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ri'at NJ '.- li'. oil" IA 8 met - ci-r p conviction.
-,y g.. AID boz, It furlu c.-cir., III. i -hali h..
lawful h, ~. -.irut IF tho state t. cIuplo,
'i,. pu. a IA Land NIL fore I t!.c United
State col t.' ul.itIt j! Il &C. szr. All in
.a ..ra,i . ind al os- --u .' d. TIL. act.
s-.. g.. And .. it IN enact i. .hat whenever
,., OF - su.i. - gel tine. ut1try L. the pr,
O., t. ft.rI -cc : rAr tnH.ttoltl ur,ir" OF
....!t ,t b. CoL-:itutou ut Il lite ia e. it
% %, &. dNty e III district attorney o. TIE United
i,r t. district il y:hic ci person ~. II hold
it,'. - e. '-iii, { proceed "a an. -uch per- III. h.
v.itr. ,..p va.rra.c. .'rUruthI, t, circuit di-
i cute ~. '." -" II" ''i.'' r. -uc'. pcr-ou from
,.... &c." 81 = .ii- quo "rr'"t" - hrou--.lt. .
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-26
House and Shop for Sale.

The sui = rcr wiFhc- to eel hi7 Hous~ and shop,
,itn.r t1-,t.cr or Ecpuutciy. he hou-" c"uta.n-
tif,i- he'd rou.s If =, Od and laig unfini- he'd
kitch, II chamber. her i Wood shed, Barn md ic'
House far from acre Of land, "m which are i
vHri .ty of Apple ir.s, 'nIn. EH'rTy and 'Th \ PIE
Tree, s.r;t.,l ,Tr4 Ctlrrat t;nuecbcr3ics, Bllckbcr
ri, = l.aslhc.ri,- al Grape With = email cNi'h
III : a.. an ic mad. int dwcliin- hous' "i nv"
Families MGR the ID l. 7od, my Hpn- hold Fur
nj Iii " i'll be- for sale .N-o. thu stock Fixture aid
3, cd will # ny Lounge ana Mattress minuiactpry,
r,-f j. +. CASSI%O.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-26

r., .pa ,t,.rN SEWING MACHINE. 1t i
he. yf ma o. the "IIi- c Lock itch ami i var
rtnt,d .or = v.:rs. Pic ~. Al. otter machines
ilh N updart. sid !"r 10 or les 81, iniiiI-'
INT. M r. -DCTAtiJN Sf.Nl\trNhCHiNi.tp ,
-. louis 40 Chicago H.. Itt-burg IA, or lo-'"n,
80 II-21
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GEORGE P. ROWELL & COMPANY

TEURGE z. RUW ILL CO YUM -f1' =
ADV. rtrcIu'.ut iurw-r.ied I" all N,W-p'pei3.
No advance c!ar,,d on l'urii her. pr,cc=.
Nj leading e spapc.s KEEP On me- .
Intorua.iII IL To- Cost II Advert ne tuTnlshtd
All order :. civ" careful attention.
Inquiries by mail answered promptly.
t'oriplct- printed lists Of Newspaper for gale
Special LIST prepared for 'nrt"m"TS.
Advertisements wri. ten md notices cured.
,!r,:- from hu-in--. men especially -oi cited. tt,h
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AGFkTS WANTED.
WkNTEO--AGENTS.

-r,r.r aav-nv III AMERICAN KNITTING. n
,Iii<r 90 t.-.cr. Mas. % :. Ions. u To-!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-26
FARM FOR SALE.

! ! FARM FUK SAIE.
SS==IS The -t,'-c ibcr will =, Il lii fum stu +
;:ss. ~. ed in Walden. VI, un, mile from south
i;Ssi,SXs Walden village. Containing -. SER @;
-SEaEzSSS. xc,lrut md. e.. h"cc lock farm IN
- ,--,f,r a n II e. and ban. ell fenced, uuTtallr
Iudi..-. siI,.r apple, plum and cherry 'rch I'd san
.iru, " M ,. sold ,hcrp. Having ben appoin' ed 10
ta-r rial work must sell \ d nc ION OF one h" o,
..l.I.n o. Is in ,hr r,dr ii desired ! rms on" ;hid
LYMAN DAMON.
Sou,h Walden. sept. g.. l-Gr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-16

MONTHLY MEETING OF METHODIST Sun
DAY-ScHooL SocIETY.-The regular monthly
meeting was held Sunday afternoon at half
past 3 O'clock at Trinity church-Asa Sny-
der, vice-president, in the chair, and con-
Quoting the exercises.
The meeting was opened with prayer by
Rev. j. A. Proctor, pastor ofTrinity church,
and singing by Trinity school.
AS this meeting had been gotten up. on
very short notice, it was determined to omit
! all exercises by the children except singing,
and make it the occasion of Il suitable Sun
day school address to young and old.
In accordance with this arrangement Rev.
John Z. Edwards was selected as the
speaker for the occasion, and his effort was
fully up to the OCCASION. He addressed
himself to the task of persrading the " old
gray boards" and matrOns of the church to
connect themselves with the Sunday school.
He then spoke of the great moral influence
eNerted by Sunday school singing, and
closed by eXhorting all engaged in this work
to aim at the conversion of the children as
the great end of all Sabbath school efforts.
His address was 4 fine one, and made good
and lasting impression.
Mr.. Asa Snyder endorsed all the remarks
of DR.. Edwards, and added that he hoped
soon to see the entire church in the Sunday
school.
Mr.. A. L. West, superintendent Of Sid
ncy school, also made few pertinent re-
marks.
SlX XconversionS were reported from Union
Station school, four from Centenary, and
two from Trinity.
The following is Il summary Of supcrin-
tendents' reports for July:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-16
CITY ORDINANCES.

A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND. AND
cHAfTER 10 OF TIE o1TY IEfi oRnIaa oRnn scss Z ~
cnsGERsI.Gv I,s GER Is.G vAGRAhTs. PASSED sTH Of
Be II ordained By the ooanei, o, the t,,.v .,
Richmond, That sections . and OF chaDter 10 ~
the city ordinances be amended and rc-oYdnjued
SECTION .. 1t shall be the duty OF the police OF
the city 70 arrest ali persons having no osteasible
means of support who shall have c0me to the city
known as robbers, pickpoekets, or prorsssienai
thieves. ard TO take them before the Police Jus-
tice and II the Police Justice shall be satisfied
shall in the Of Other n
pickpockets. or professional thieves, commit
them to jail until they can be sent back 10
the place from whence they came, II their
then to some piacs out Of the State; and
| in the case Of robbers, pickpockets. or per
sons known as professional thieves the Police
Justice shall, II he be satisfied that they are such
Commit them to; jail In default OF security for
good behavior for q term not exceeding twelve
months. And II 1t appear that such persons have
he Police Justice may in III discretion, commit
them to Jail in default of surety for good behavior
for term not exceeding twelve months, or send
them back to the place from whence they came, If
place ont OF the State. .a~-
Section 4. Ii The Police Justice can ascertain by
whose steamboat or vessel or by what railroad
such persons were brought to the city or near 1t,
he shall have them put on the cara of such rail-
road, or on such steamboat or vessel, aud IL shall
be the duty of such railroad company, or the cap
tain or master OF such steamboat or vessel to take
back such persons at their own expense, or the
expense or the persons themselves and lfsuch
persons cannot be put on such cars or vessel they
shall be GENT out of the state at the expense OF the
city. -. . 81, tyg-s
Published by order Of The Council.
au1 list E. g. H0WARU, City Gicfk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-16

DEATH OF REV. II. G. T6wNsEND:-Thl,
promising young minister Of the Baptlsl
denomination, whose health has been IN i
decline for about Il year, expired sunday
night at ql,al tcr-paSt 10 o'clock ut the re-
silcncc of his father OR. E. L. IoWnseno),
on Church Hill.
Mr.. Townsend graduated with distinction
only one wear ago at the Grccnvillc Theo'
logical Seminary, in South Carolina. Tie
was a member OF the First Company Rich
mond HowitzcrS during the whole war:
and by his exemplary conduct as CHRIS
tian. and his soldierly department, won Tho
affections of his whole command, and w;e
the instrument in the hands OF Goa O
pointing many to the way Of salvation.
His funeral will take place this mornlns
ut II o'clock from the Second Baptls
church. The members Of the First Com
pany Richmond lIowitzcrs and al hi
friends generally are invited to attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-16

POLICE CoURT-Justice White prcsi0ng.
Benjamin Griffith, charged with stealing
one umbrella (wllo ever heard of such Il
thing before y, was let off.
John KierstinG, for attempting to put
daylight through Lewis Webster (cOlorcd)
with Il pistol, was fined 81.
Lewis Webster (colored), for abusing and
insulting Elizabeth kiersting, Was also
made to fork over 81.
Gcorgeanna johnson, Thomas Briggs,
Hannah Brannon, Maria Palmer, and Mary
Scott, Ga dlrty, drap-gallusy set of amend
ments,) were up for keeping Il house of i'll
fame. Georgeanna, Maria, aud Mary, were
discharged, and Briggs lined - and Bran
non $3.50.
Emma Evans and Henrietta Harris Eco.
lored ladies'. for sultin' and buSin' each
other, were fined $3.50 each.
Frederick Poe (colored), for assaultlng
and beating John Williams.
sam Monroe and George Walker (colored)
were charged with trying to cheat Mary
Loncy (colored), and Mary Loney for
abusing Sam Monroe. Sam and George were
discharged, and Mary fined So.
Jimmy Dunn, a poor-house rat and in
colrigible rogue, was called up for stealing
Il lot of tobacco. Jim takes rs naturally to
pillcrng as duck to water. He was sent
bH: to Captain Bigger.
-ienry Patterson and Jane Patterson
(coloreCt) were charged with fighting in Mrs:
Michaels clearinghouse. Jane was let of
and Henry fined s., and required to give
security to keep the peace.
Ida Christian (colored), for using inde-
cent and profane language in the street, was
fined 81.
Caroline Byrd (colorcdD got into a" serum
magc' with Betty Audley (colored), and
flung 4 brick in Mary Loney's window.
They were fined SIS each.
james B. Kidd and Jane Rogers, two
hard-looking results of benZne, came up
shakv to answer charge of being drunk
and disturbing their neighborhood, and
were fined 81 each.
jim Branch (colorcd), for assaulting Lu-
cius johnson with il brick. was fined 500,
and required to give security in 800 to keep
the peace for three months.
jim Jordan, fighting in the Second Mar
dset, was required to give security for his
good behavior.
John Sullivan was sent to the chain-gang
for thirty days in default, OF security, ne
being deemed q vagrant and having no visi-
ble means & support.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-16

THE DAVIS MANs1oN.-At the meeting of
the Council held yesterday afternoon the
President laid before the Council Il cOmmu-
nication from Mr.. j.. NJ. Garnett, who is
acting for Judge Meredith, city attorney,
durin. his absence from the city, enclosing
lcttcrfr from the War Department in Wash
ington, stating that it was necessary before
the house would be turned over to the
Council that they should, bya resolution OF
the Council. release the United States for
al claims against them for rent OF the house,
furniture, &c. A resolution to this effect
WAS enclosed in the communication OF Mr.
Garnctt. Mr.. Wynne moved that the rcso-
luton be adopted, and that Mayor Ellyson1
be appointed to receive the property and
execute the necessary papers. Adopted,
Mr.. Kent moved that the furniture be
sold rs soon as it came into the possession
Of the city. Adopted.
Mr.. Wynnc moved that the Committee OH
Public Grounds and Buildings be required
to take an inventory of the property i'll the
Davis mansion, andrcport to the next meet
in- Of the Council. Also, that they enl-
ploy some responsible person to take charge
of The property ut the pleasure of the Coun-
eli. adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-16

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1cuYoND PosT-OFF1cE AUGUST 15.-Miss
Lizzie NJ. Allen, Richmond, Va; Miss Lou
a. Snead, Columbia, Va; Miss Annie T'Ir-
ner, Norfolk, Va. !; Fl. W. Stamper, New
Kent Courthouse, Va; Mr.. n. 4. NJ. Grit
fin, Connalton, West Va. :; Mr.. Steppln NJ.
Griffin, Wood Lawn, n. Y; Mrs: Eliza A
Hines; Miss Fanny jackson; one letter,
no address,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-16

How TO LOOK YoUSG-sIxTEEN.-Do paint
or use vile Hair Ecstorers, but simply apply Hn-
pan,s Magnolia Balm upon your face, neck, and
hands, and use Lyons Katharion upon your hair.
The Balm makes your complexion pearly, soft,
and natural, and you can't tell what didt. ltre-
moves freckles, tan, Eallowness, rin2-marks,
moth patches, etc. and In place Of \ red, rustic
face, yon have tue marble purity OF IN exquisite
belle. 1t gives to middle age the bloom of per-
petuaf youth. Add these effects to splendid head
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GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES, for any term
from one month to lifetime, insurlng agains,
death or disabling injury by accidents Of dHklnd7
are issued by the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Hartford, Conn. Apply to r.
COURTNEY JENKINS, State Agent, office lilo Main
street, Richmond Va.
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MASQUERADE BALL AT THE ROCKBRIpGE
ALUM SrRIEGS.-Tlfe second grand masquerade
and fancy dress ball OF the season will be given ut
the Rockbridgc Alum Springs on Friday, August
10th. The ball bids fair To be grand success.
General f. II. SMITH, with the entire corps OF
cadets from the Virginia Military Institute, Will
be present. and participate In the festivities Of the
occasion. j. a. FRAZIER.
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STE 1. " Frs.

DH1L ABEL piiIA, RICI- T-st.
SUR LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA ONCE. A
WFFK-iInt,l fur; her notice the STEAMERS NOR
FOLK, Cant dn PLATT, and JAMESS. GREEN,
rtrtsIr VANCE. will le,ve Richmond every
TIit-RSD \ and Philadelphia every SATUk-
ilAY, alternately. Freight taken for all parts of
PENNSYLVANIA and New jersey; also for Norfolk,
r.ssasc 10 Philadelphia, including meals and
statrroonl, ~. W ~. 80.
Agent AT Eiclm",'d, y" - :: DOCK street.
WILLIAM ,. .CLlhE q =,
Aurnts nt Philadelphia,
Offices, No. II South Whsryes. and
,.o ~. is forth Wharvcs.
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amend the ordinance concerning the mea-
s1lrement Of grain, making it obligatory on
all persons bringing grain, potatoes, etc., to
this market TO have it weighed. Also, to
have all solid articles offered for sale to be
weighed by the grain measurer; and also
making it penal offence for any one other
than the grain measurer to give certificates
of weight or measurement. Referred to
the Committee OH Ordinances.
Adiourned
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TnE POISONOUS CATERPlLLAR.-Somc kind
friend presented Us on yesterday with jar
Of these neW.tlnglcd buggcrs, and we don't
like them. - give Us Il sort OF all-overish
feeling cyerHaghe we look at them. We are
not mythi!IaFef Il naturalist, and cannot en-
aclly state to what genus of worm they be-
long. They are covered with long hair, and
look something like cross between Il tad
pole and Il mole. If one of them should
happen to light upon you, you would think
it was anything else than an (h)airy nothing.
They are newcomers here, and arc sup.
posed to have immigrated with those other
pests, the carpet-baggers.