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The .Healins-Gay COmpany-Pro-
IOsged Season, &c,

HEALING SPRINGS, September 9.-The sea-
son here has been q delightful one-full
house nearly all the time. Dancing was
commenced July 4th, and is still kept up
nightly by the l~iveliest company OF about
ninety persons ever assembled. The wea-
ther is most charming ; fare excellent. Ar
rivals daily, and letters by every mail an
nouncing the departure Of others for this
delightful retreat. Good prospects of a
heightened season. It will certainly not
close as long as such liberal patronage con-
tinues, and the LIST of November will find
many here who come especially to enjoy the
delightful October Indian summer. The
management is u%ntiringin it's efforts to pro-
mote the comfort and ease Of the guests.
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RICHMOND N rBTEESBUKu ~. O3.,S
RICHMOND. April %, 1871 ~!
THE TRAINS OVER Tbs ROAD

Leave Richmond at 3:4s A.. M, end e:5oP 4. II.
leave PETERSBURG a. 10 =. NJ. ana 1905 p. NJ -.
Freight and accommodation trrin, With psssen.:
ger car attached. will leave Richmond daily at
a. N g, and Petersburg daily ct $40 &, IS isIn-
days exceptet). - r.s h,
jhs 3:45 A. 81. train will not leave Richmond On
SUNDAYS, and the 1908 Z. h. tratr viii no. leave,
Petersburg ON SUNDAYS. t4.E S
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 p. n.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. Ea'.,. san.i y
The passenger coach attached 70 the coai trsi1
will run On MONDAYS, WEDNksDAY g, and
FRIDAYS. lEsr
Leave Glover Hill at 7 A., NJ, connecting st
Chester with the accommodation train. Pasfen-
Meeting at Chester with the coal train. y -
THOMAS Il. WYEEE,t :,
ap % ..rqs. superintendent,
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Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, September o. ~Noon.-COnsols, OF.
United States Bonds, 500. Tallow steady.
LIVERPOOL, September 9--Noon Cotton dull {;
uplands, Qtc.; Orleans, 05c. estimated sales,
Loco bales; sales for the week. II. QUO bales, incln,
ding IL. 900 for export and 1900 for speculation !;
stock, 49, 900 bales, tncludil e, la6, 600 American ;
American. 2o'Cock -Breadstutfs nominal. Red
western wheat, IS. "a. @s5. a.. winter red, 9s. Sd.
GOO. 3d.. Flour, 24s. Corn, 2ss. Sd. Pork dull.
Lard quiet.
~LIvERPooL, September 9-Erening.-Cotton
easier, but not lower; sales, 5000 bales. Red
Flour. 23s. Corn, 2ss. Provisions dull. The
stock Of Cotton afloat is as. 900 bales, including
16, 900 bales A merican. Manchester advices are
less favorable, causing dizziness.
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"Blts. &c the tie That binds
lur nrar.s Ia SACRED love
Correspondence Of the Richnond Dispatch.
'osri OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN the SOnthHenr.
WYTHEvILLE, VA, September 3

,WYTHEvILLE, VA, September 8, 1870.
The Court OF Appeals met in our town
On the LIST instant. Present !: All the
Judges. The following cases were argued
L"wls Leftwich rs. Commonwealth (attor-
ney for petitioaer, A. A. Phlegar james
Z. Taylor for Commonwealth; Howrey ct
ats. us. Helms et ais. (Hon. James c. lay.
Tor :or appellant, John j. Wade for appel
!ee.) The argument in this latter case was
closed by Mr. Taylor to-day. There were
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cCHOOL-BOOKS, SCHOOL STATION
~ Try. !IANO-FORT.S MUSIC, &C.
wOnIsHOUSr L PARHAM are read To furnish
fer use In COLLEGES, sem ,nar!es public md priv e
schools. Professors and teachers who desire to
examine TEXT Books with 4 view to rh 'ngc or in
The purpose They have Il full stock Of STA
TltS suitable FOR the desk and school-rOom,
Furtes, Guitars. Mus c aud Instruction Books.
ORDERS adore, sed u them Will be carefully and
promptly filled.
lJistouu! 10 TEACHERS.
au "a WUODHOUSF & PARHAM.
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Volcanic Erupti"ns I'm the Sandwich
Es1anffs. :

New YORK, September 9.-Advices from
Honolulu 10 the 24th ultImo say the vol
.cano of Manaloa ishows:signs of eruption.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
ASBCRY CAAP-GRoUND,)
WYTHE COUNTY. VA,

AsBURY CANP-GRoUND,)
WYTHE COUNTY, VA,
WEDNESDAY,, September /, 1910. )
The c~amp-mceting commenced here Fiji
day last concluded its exercises to-day.
HERE was n large attendance OF the people,
with about twenty preachers. including the
local. About thirty or thirty.tve persons
protessed conversion. There were twenty
s"Tcn accc>>ionS to the church.
This place was established IS i camp
ground more than fifty years ago, and there
tended The first camp-meeting held. Where
are the rest who, with these few, once
sung and prayed: Let the Craze answer !:
Our lives are rivers. gliding free
TO that uatatiom'd hOuud,ess S.a,
The silsnt grave,
Thither all earthly p"mp and boast
Roll, to be snallow'd up and lost
III one dark wave
Another camp-meeting is advertised to be
held ut this place, to embrace the first Sab
tath in September Of 1871.
A Methodist church, now being built
here, is to be dedicated the third sabbath
In October next. DR.. MunSey, who is Il ma
t!ye Of this county, is expected to he pre-
sent on the occasion. A few years since he
went out from Us comparatively unknown,
tut now his fame reaches far and wide.
There WAS 4 little excitement on the
ground last Sunday night, caused by the
sudden departure of two young folks who
lad d desire TO be made one at Brl>tol-the
nrctna Green of this section. They returned
Monday night, having been tied fast, and
are now prepared to enter with spirit into
the song
"Bles: &c the tie That binds
Cur h"ar!s Ia sacred love-
The amount OF hospitality exhibited at
this needing would do credit to any section.
strangers were provided for in a manner
not TO he cxcclled, and / heard no gruln-
bLng except from those whose duty it was
10 "hand around the hat" in the public
collections. The complaint which they
make IS that the crop of tive and ten-cent
pieces Is unusually large this year. Some
persons give TO the Lord in such small
amounts that it would hardly be worth
COUNTING by the most miserable beggar!
and yet such individuals expect to get to
Heaven and "walk the golden streets"
Bah! Yours, LAYuAs.
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To TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO CHARACTERISTIC City
~ Collector has given faithful warning to those
who have paid no part of their TAXES for the
present year, and hopes earnestly that No more
violent means may be necessary to induce them to
come for and settle their bills. The city Is
In ura ent need OF the money due for taxes to cna-
BILE the proper officers honorably TO meet her liza
bililies. .
Collectors office open daily from s O'Clock A.
Nj. to S O'Clock Z. N. w. Il. DAVIDSON,
Sc 8-eod6t City collector.
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T%ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
new York money and stock Market

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK. September . -Toon.s. !. Stocks steady.
Gold, llsa.. Money, lGe per cent. Sterling Elk
change unchanged. s-2o's, sea, ll2s.
Epentn0 Capital Is freely offered. The In
creased ease In money Is due TO the operations OF
the treasury Department at this point. NoneYfs
quoted at SOS per cent. with exceptions at 1 per
cent. Sterling steady. Gold opened weaker but
during the afternoon became stronger and closed
ut lliGil'h. Governments opened at an advance
OF h.. which was afterwards lost, and they closed
very dull; 1928. ll2a 'e!'s. l1lA 'cs's, 1lll new,
llea 'e7's, Ilea; 'os's, llos. Southern Securities
opened quiet, with North Carolina e's lower. The
biddnR prices on Virginia e's were lowered, and
the bonds were not freely offered. Georgia es were
lower in the bidding qu;tations. Louisiana and
Alabama bonds were firm. Tsnnessess ga, 81; new,
60. Virglnts e's, COZ; new, GO. Louisiana G's, 70;
new, o. Levee sNs, a.; s's, so. Alabama s'a,
100 SIS, 10. Georgia cs, 80: rs. 90,
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Offers hits Services to the
French Government.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.

TIE SIEGE OF sTRAsBoURe.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. GEORGE b. STEEL, DEN-EXBR
~ TIST, having returted ~ the city, GRfSsF
may be found at his office, No. 723 Main street, as
usual -
TEETH EXTRACTED without pain, and MI
other dental operations performed In a ~sati5lac-
tory manner. Twenty years ex p~erieucc.
sc 5.-3m 20
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG & PoraR R..1
OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT, AGENTss 4
RICHMOND, August Ilfh. psJ0. }
TOR WANT OF DEPOT ROOM IN
l. RICHMOND, we are compelled to notify
merchants To whom grain is consigned thattic
must be removed within TWENIYsF0U&
HOURS after the arrival Of freight tr-ins tdlily
at 9:l6 p. NJ or 1t will be stored at their Expense.
BY order OF the General Superintendent.
j. b.. GhNTRY,ysg
an 12-1m General Fre1Gkt Superintendent.
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THE COMING SIEGE OF PARIS
PREPARATIONS FOR IT.
A Republican Demonstration in Spain
in favor Of France.
&C.. &c., &c.

THE PRUSSIAN ADVANCE At yyrREy
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TAR. CHRISTOPHER TOMPK1NS Of
lers his professional services TO the c1tlzens
of Richmo nd and velocity. Office 2Ol Frankln
etrarr Sc l0-eoda
nR. ISAIAH Fl. WHITE has taken an
~ oflre at si5i Siain street Gup- %stsirsl.
Once hours fiom 10 A. NJ. to d.. and from . TO
Residence at Medical College Indrmary., Mes
sages may be left III eilher place. e
pR. JOHN C. SHELTON has removed
to No. SIS Franklin between hlenth ana
Ninth strec,s.
nR. CHASE HAVING RETURNEDI ~
- u, ~, str,a au Colin
nUPUY'S KISSINGEN WATER sofa
IL NJ spotsWeod Hotel and at
z. L. DUPUY'S Drug Store.
au 90 No, al Broad street,
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.NOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF THE
In MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
by notified that the said savings bank, by deed
dated the Path day OF February, 1870, and OF record
in the clerks Office OF the court OF hastings for
the city OF Portsmouth, Va, have transferred and
assigned all their assets to the undersigned In
trust 10 secure the debts due by the said Merchants
and Mechanics Savings Bank and notice Is here
by given said creditors that, whether as deposit.
tors. holders OF notes, or certificates OF indebted
ness, or otherwise, TO present the evidences Of
their claims to The Undersigned at the office Of c.
w. MURDAUGH, In the city, Of Portsmouth,
within sixty days from the Goth day Of July. 1870.
In order to avail themselves Of The distribution OF
tfa assets or the said savings bank that may be
made under The deed aforesaid. fsG& g.
@. ": MURpAUGH. Trustees,
SAMUEL 81. WILSON'S
~ 20-2aw2m ~ f-faS
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FURNITURE, az.

IMPORTANT TO ALL.-EyeryM
Il family should know that HAEWUo,t& FEsa L
intend moving to the large building III
now being erected on Governor street Dy ~:
Harwood about the 18th OF October. Until tn,s
time PARLUR,
FURNITURE and MATTRESSES can be bought
at our establishment at about cost. We invite all
in want Of good substantial furniture and mat
tresses 10 examine Our stock before we move. ~
LOT" HARDWOOD & BITTER,
ee6 opposite the post.ofice. Main stree. ~
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PROPOSITIONS FOR PEACE.
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
NI BANKING AND INSURANCE CoMpAs
NY,-Books OF subscrtption 70 the. capital STOCK OF
ihs MERCH NTsASD MECHANICS BANK
AND INSURANCE. COMPANY VIII be
opened ON MONDAY, 3sth september, IsIp, atthe
Main and Fourteenth streets, Richmond, Va.
'o1.S's - JAMES III. GARDINER.
an ,s-festngap Chairman.
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DEAD THIS AND SAVE MONEY
III HARDWOOD s. RITES intend moving "a
to the large building now being erected on IT
Governor street by 4. ". HARDWOOD on the 1st OF
October. Until that time we are Offering our whole
. shaGe above cost.
If you want well-made,. cheap Furniture, cali
on us. HARDWOOD 4 RITTER T2Sz@
opposite post-ofice, Main street,
au l4--2m Richmond. -
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STOVES AND TINWARE.

DREPARE FOR WINTER.-This is the
4 season 70 have your FURNACES, FIRE
PACE HEATERS, and other STOVES repair
ed, cleaned, and made ready for cold weather.
MOUhTCASTLE, $50 Broad stree., is prepared to
receive your orders and execute them practically,
reasonably, and promptly. STOVE CASTINGS,
Innings, &C., always on hand. auA
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ALWAYS BUY THE BssT-THEY ARE THE
CHEAPEST.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. PofOMAcE
kAILROAD COMPANY au.tsI
GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND VA. August II, fs7c. j

GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT,
VA. August L. 1910. ~
NOTICE.-For the accommodation OF
IN persons DESTROYS of visiting the country a.
and Milford cHsap RoTNbsTRSP TICK rs
will be sold good only on the train leaving Broad
street depot at 0 , . NJ. OF SUHDAyS, andreturn-
ing on the THROUGH MAnTtAG Of that day,
arriying In RICHMOND at 2:ss r; M:. or on the &c
dayl morning, arriving in Richmond at $40
The MAIL TRAIN viii, stop. on signal, for re-
i FHRlR6 5's J1s1r f1lS 4 TaiISRsS1LhE. Ash
LAND, KuBY,S,i TAYLOR'S CROSSING,
Hrr hs snedSM MS6b, sns sH 7TKa1s win ..opss
au l2-lm General rieket Agent.
DiCHMOND AND UANVlAi4E RAILS
IA ROAD.-PAsSEhGEB SCHEDULES ad z
GOING soUTa:;SLyncnosrs And Dsay1tle pas;
ct els A. 81; leave BurkevilIe. daily .e1c gtsar.
days. at 2, NJ. arrive at SsngllIe daily (s1.
i HRb Si E8EIsks & i issv +; Ri Ssi!9 s Il as.
e arssn 1s. .oro' D any ss Toy Los T. ..as' =. =: -s..se
se aeIms .e sSa Baa rhsns ssf1y ss ses p sandayi ga It
$40 4. T. leays Burseynie daily lexcept, Sun
ssys. & sd j +; III Il s srF +. NJ At .T RlsaTsssaa a asihZ
ANV EXPRESS les. es Greensboro daily ct LIS
A. NJ. Leaves Danyills daily At g A. ~; ar
The Lynchbare .nd Dan7ille. Passan ger Train
connects at BurkeyiIle with The trains On the
southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all otationa on the Eoutnslde Snd yir.
gtnia end Trnnsseee railroaea. Bristol, an.1-
snd al Important points South anc South > eat. =.
The Through Mail and Exrress coit1ects
81 Greensboro with the trs Ina oil The North 0sIc-
Ina read for Charlotte, Column bis augusta, a&-
1snnah, Macon, Mobile. montgomery, sc, &C.;
anI at Richmond with he Richmond, freferickE.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Utto, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING GAGS and CFILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CuAIRS 0l the through e1pfese
train. THOMAS 1ODASEAH, "a.
Sc ] $500 superintendent. $
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Ha@lNHE
fE ANGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aiIs, SUNDAY, September sas. 1sSo. The s1
~ TRAIN. viii run daily kerxserI rfcbnsond
Tntte. sulphur springs fe1ceps- sunsay Be.
sweea Gordorsville aud White Sulp56i.. T<sse
hlrnn0nd nc D A. IA. sYripc u White tas sknr
~ z. NJ Leave While Sulphur at s:5oI IN. and
srrase =. Richmond nj i:5e r. NJ. making ciuse
S,it nSSs.ons ~ Goff0nsy vile ana Charlottesville
frssna assange3 Aier.nuria and sfana szssfnilnsad
Phiiaseipbt1a, e N snes W. Washinsten Basttgsrs.
nnsnchnnfs. n pexYille GhatasIooys.s Memphis
Cots rsasJns, montgomery, Mobile IL
= D ~ es@ pa.stagers ufne a jIordoaSvffle
GGaasuP =. ovington. aotsx est hssaErsz ~
0T y aIo 5lne CT GocdpnsvflIe,
= .,aIn connects with stages as follows. f.sfss
1,nn,sn Senson Hlsn stages for Augusta uate Strth-
gnKas' springs, u miles ard wsyarss C1se. II
AZ Goshen with stages for Csldsuiobur sn,,nsa
3miles ;aoek6tldse Alum Springs, miles sRaSS.
bridge Baths, 10, mites Lexington so rupss . ara
Natural Bridge, as mills.
AT MILFORD with stages for Bath Alon SPRINGS.
10 miles; warm Springs, Is miles. Hot Sprfnos'.z9
miles and Healfpg Springs, % miles. .isf
At Covf1gton with stages 70 Healing Spriuge
Is miles (; and Hot Springs, Is miles. Tf - !,
A. Allegheny. with stages TO Red Sweet Springs.
9miles; and Old Sweet springs, 10 miles.
5 At White Sulphur springs with stages for Salt
Sulphur Springs ~ miles Blue sulphur Springs,
20 miles Red sulphur springs a miles Lewis
Through tickets Issued to all points North, Wet,
- 80 JAMES y. NETnERLAND,s s
Sc General Ticket AGENT
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IRON, STEEL, TEMPLATE, BLOCK
AN : CONDOR CaINaAN.
"a a Pearl Block.
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THE CELEBRATED All GERMAN
a lso. large assortment LuBIN'S
PoWHATAN e. DUPUY. Apothecary.
au " No. a7 Broad street,
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CELERY PLANTS, FLAT DUTCH
" CABBAGE PLANTS, now ready at
ALLAN & JOHNSON'S,
lie 80 t " 1905 Main street.
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TOILET AnrrCEyE.
TANAAND FRFCFITs
SKIN DISEASES. !

The CARBOLIC PERFUMED MEDICINAL
AND BATH SOAPS are now prescribed by the
mort eminent practitioners in many skin diseases,
and have proved very e1icacious. ~
For sale At 3s.t 4 80 .s .xEElE: s.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Market.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHAEeE,l
RICHMOND. VA, September 8, 1870.
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DR. MAURY'S T0OTH-BRUSHESjus
POWHATAN e. DUpUY, Rf
au 20 Apothecsry,, &f Broad street,
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@1 MEADE& BAKER'sD Drug stores
an "a I - OLD Main street.
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Colo, Ilsh. New York sight, q premium.

4 ORLEANS, September Cotton dull! and
nominal at 1se. sales, 35' bales receipts, /, ONT
h ,leS; exports to Gre It Britain. 4l2 bales stock,
Is, O6I tales. S~ugar-Prime, l3c. Molssses-Re-
hlird, 5oGl75c.
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low middlings, l7ic. sales, 90 bales receipts, IS
b,les stock, 42 bales receipts OF. the week 1882
bales ; exports, Gs7 bales sales Of The week, 80
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

pr-.,,stes,au Chufch. PASTOR, HIS. snod-
orasS sabbath sersicess PreachinE ~ lug AZ
n IL IA n. sabhnth' school. at = Y. NJ
Pr.yrr meeting. "Wednesday evenings at u.
All are cordially invited. Ushers TO seat
''sanT :. prtst, Evangelical fl6lhSrah Church,
corner OF Mulberry and Canal streets hev' C
a. w, Mechling, Pastor. (Residencc on ) 20
inr,,,,,s xtrrcf English service, every sun;
Hav eyei,inr Gernian service, morning anu
AFTERNOON on aIternate Sundays.
Methodist Episcopal Church, High street
h.tySecn Chestnut and Walnut; Rev. B N;
Snahr. PaskorS Pfcaehing eYeyy bnppntn ~
,T~@"r Al nnd7I p. ~ sabbath School ut . A.
NJ Yonms Mems Prayer Meeting, SATURDAY
Axanin ~ ~ ~ - fJenornlS CIAss, tEt MONDAY
evcnins each month missionary Conecrt lss
Wednesdav 0yening each month ftayes W.
meeting every wednesday evening. seats eats
free-Publlc cordially invited " M tac SGT
vices. HTUUX 9J E,ttJ,,, x x
" Mary,s' nigh street every Sunday. nlgn
Mass and Sermon at 10 o'clockyAs M. Nespers
ats, p. N. h. DeCaillyt PASTOR EAE&I1 {
RautIst Church. corner Columbus And MIL !. Z
berry streets, no Pastor, sunday scno9Osl y ~
II. III. sAetistp1DAi ie'-'' =. y -,
81 JoEds OKareH rev, John scott. Pastor,
oorner of llr6aFl md iFhacling streets sun
dav serviccsa Morning iAt, 10Y O'clock; Eye'
rInS- atTH o'clock Sunday School nts =, ~ ~
lecture evcfy wednesday evening atIh y. NJ
rIr,t f,0ry EyAn iIlieran Church. on 10
trmhus street. Pastor. q. W. unlnernian
rssIdenee flifhQfl HOUSE, sabbath Services
rrcsohIna 100 AN, Ard ~ ~ ~, y sahlatl
Schooi o AZ ~. Fray t.lcetigy Nnd Lectllrs
Wednesday eveniee ~ Z. NJ s''at''
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Hanging for murder meets mort

Hanging for murder meets more
favor now that life Imprisonment
has been tried. .New York, hang
ing nobody, finds murder rampant,
and has to buy new halters: Mich
igan, with no death penalty, has
cighty murderers in1hers peniten-
tiary, A well,informed citizen Of
Michigan says Of his State:
awe hang nobody--and say
what you willy Michigan is anauf'
.dering State.qk has less Of foreign
I population than any other Western
State, Its people are Of New Eng,
land origin, direct or second hand
astHose Of none other, hut we shec
more biood IN a decade Than Mas
sschusettss has shed with allehe'
Celtic immigrants, since the adop
tion Of the National Constitution.
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The whole amount of fines as
scssed for violations of City

The whole amount of fines as
sesscd for violations of City
,Ordinances., .....n.... S4Sa 90
Whole amount collected. .,... 30l %
rt" uncollected 49,. 80 rs
The whole of costs tax
cd, for officers & witnesses is 1,103 20
Whole amount collected of par -
tics prosecuted ed.,...-.s... Sl4 40
Whole amount paid by City - $50 90
It will be observed that very
nearly three-fifths of the foregoing
prosecutions are for the offence of
drunkenness. 81
respectfully solicit your atten-
tion to the necessity of a thorough
revision of the ordinances of the
city enjoining the observance of the
Sabbath, and of those providing for
the regulation of houses of enter
tainmentand places ofpublic resort
for Intoxicating drink. The pres
ent ordinances on those subjects are
manifcstly defective and INSULT
,cient. The precise character OF
the changes needed, Isubmit to the
good judgment Of members of the
Council to determine. tne smori
In respect to the streets and al.
Ileys Of the City, ] regret to have to
report that, although, cleanly and
b. oood enough in the summer and
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THE MAILS.

Eastern, via Columbus, arrives 9;iO A. NJ;
leaces 8 3;45r.M.
Jooan drripes 3 As T. NJ; tedres 9:4G A. NJ.
south Perry, Fridays, arrives II NJ; tedees
Fridays, I'm.
New salem, Mon. Wod. and Fri. drrfres ~ 4.
NJ; I.arss same days. Pm:
baltimore. Mon. Wed, Fri. drrtses r NJ;
Rushviile, daily, drriess 10 A. ~; ledres p
Mr. Mails close 30 minutes before time OF
departure. Z; NJ. IL. ioE'"'AN' - "'
g. wILEIAAS.,} ,}Dcpptsf CiiasAaI
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A CAVTtoHMy !. .siss M az, My G.,., A ss,, sls
without inst cause or provocaiion. hereby
caution ths public not ioirnst hsEon my ~.
count, as viii not ba lesponsihlo TOT any
debts OF her coltrnetinG 80 ~ ,,,l.,Nny ~, -
Silver City, Nevada, April nj is7o-s I'm. ~
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cIrY OF LANCASTER.

tn,;nclI--.ist ward p. NJ. wagenhals, Jos.
Ambruster.
snd s. j. Wright, t. Stur-
ge0u.
Al III. Cannon. X. Fritter.
4th Jno. C. Weaver, VIM. IL.
Kookcn.
City Solicltor--I. q. Reeves.
Mnrshai-Leo Noles.
Treasurcr-,J. McManamy.
Cierk-Wm, J.. King. kHrFg-l AM.
Council nhectIAss arstl ThursFd"y Of eA'n
month"; - ~