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THE CASE OF RORGIA NO. 6
She is Supposed to Have Poisoned her Hus-
band with F0wler's Preparation
for the Complexion.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, August 1.-THE
facts in our report yesterday Of the
alleged poisoning case at London,
Madison county, Notwithstanding the
contradiction from New York, are
substantially correct.
The Ohio Statesman, this morning,
gives some additional particulars. 1t
saws: ga man named Thompson, OF
Madison county, a relative Of Bufing-
barger, was in the city on Monday, in
consultation with his legal advisers,
and was advised to procure the neces.
sary papers, and proceed immediate
ly to New York and procure the ar
rest. Instead of this, however, he ex-
pressed a determination to return to
Madison county and consult his
friends. Nothing has been heard from
him since"
In this connection we should say
that instead of the requisition being
ready since Saturday, the papers to
procure that document were ready.
II Thompson telegraphed to New
York and received an answer that the
arrest had been made, the TACT is not
known to his attorneys. The parties
in this city who should deposited know
nothing of any arrest having been
made. 1t is, however, well known
that the sister of Mrs. Colburn bought
a ticket for New York on Monday
morning, at the Columbus depot. She
probably was not aware of the fact
that inquiring eyes were cast over her
shoulder at the time of the purchase.
The story, so far as it regards the eX-
humation of Buffinb nbarger's body and
the report Of DIR. Wormley that poi
son had been found in the stomach
and liver, is beyond dispute in this
community. The theory of the pros
ecuting party is that FOwler's prepa-
ration, used for the complexion
among ladies, was the article used to
take the life of the aged husband. 1t
remains to be demonstrated in legal
investigation, whether the wife ad.
ministered the poison, provided that
the delay of the prosecuting parties
has not resulted in the escape of the
accused.
LATER.
New YORK, August 2.-The friends
and relatives of the widow of Mr..
Bsfinberger, in Madison county,
Ohio, who is accused of poisoning her
husband, state that if there is any
truth in the report OF arsenic being
found in the exhumed remains it has
been placed there after his death in
order to injure her. 1t is alleged also
that several circumstances point to a
deep-laid conspiracy to secure the
property Of deceased by this and other
fraudulent means.
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The MERCHANTS cOTTOM PRESS

VIII close or Saturday, the 18th day Of July.
for the purpose Of making necessary prspa-
ration for the coming cotton season. No new
lots viii be recsivsd after that day.
iyla HENRY A. BURR. sop's
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Selma, Marion and Memphis R. 4. Co
NOTICE TO sFOCkHOEDERs-

d Y order Of the Board Of Directors, = special
ft meeting OF the Stockholders OF this COM
pRny In calle.s, TO take place In the ctsv OF
columbus, Miss, on the 8th OF September,
1871. Business of the greatest imp mp0rtance VIII
be brought before the convention, and large
attendance Is requested.
r. b FORREST, President.
g. H. FowLKEs, Secretary. auGi
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INFORMATION in regard to sAmUkL 4.
1 FREEMAN whose 0Vfde1cs Is 1nd1Bpen-
aaf,Ie n hafalf OF the defendant In the eass
al the Com7nonwpalth Ct Kentucky against
Benf, B. Burton, chaxssc win klung one
Thoa Tou9uEeud. on aneI 1oel Oay OF Oec6ln-
-, fesf anv in formation as to his Whersa-
bouts VIII be- thankfullZ received and Ie-
Attorney al. Law,
tvSl BuEsellvtlle, Aentueky
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SULLIVAN-The remains Of MARY ELLEN
SULLIVAN, daughter OF Michael and Julia s,
aged i've years and twenty-one days, who
died Wednesday, August ID, will be buried
from the residence of her parents, Thomas
avenue, Chelsea, at Il o'clock this forenoon
Friends and sequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RmcKEYE SaINE

HTE have Just received 8 full supply OF
w BUCK EYE SALVE. We.shaQ hereaf-
ter be fully prepared to meet the demand Tor
this justly celebrated Pile rcusdy, wholesale
or retail
q. W. JONES & CO.,
g1T Main afraat
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Dissolution Of COpartnsrship.

TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing
Il between 8. r. Clarke. Cotton Greene ard
", X. Lucas, under the drm name OF 9. K.
Clark a Co, Is this day dissolved ~ the re-
uI Iement OF 3 II. Clarke. The business viii
be con efnued by the remaining cOpartnera.
8. 2 CLARKE, s. CO.
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A large and enthusiastic mass meet
ing of Germans opposed to the repeal
of the Cincinnati Sunday laws was
held at Greenwood Hall, Cincinnati, +,
Yesterday. Resolutions denOunsing
,fhe attempt to repeal these laws were
passed, and all pledged themselves to
vote against any Ot1ee-seekers who
favored such repeal.
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DISSOLUTION.

HxHE partnership of W0leott, Smith & co,
1 Is this DAY dissolved, by A. N. smith re-
tiring. L. 81. Wolcott continues ths bualness
In ma own name. and assumes the liabilities
and collects the assets OF the late firin.
L N. WOLCOTT,
A. N. SMITH.
Mennuhis. JuIy / Is7I.
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cnPARTAERsHlP a0TlcE

TOLTON GREENE AND W. K. LUCAS, sue
- cessOrs OF 3. r. CLARKE & Co, VIII con-
tiuue the business Of INSORANCE under
the tirm name of GREENE & Lucas.
COLTON GREENE,
aug " z IIJCAG.
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.


SnC1R1 DraOzr1nES
MORNING CHASING. 1863.
H. 81, Al, 7s, 80, q, p, f. "a, 81, r. 9, 50, AZ.
EVENING CHASING. se4.
so, AZ, "a, 70, q, II, A, p, n, 40, 65, g. As.
Lotteries draw twice daily. Prizes from
SlU0 to $4,000, paid in money by ]. &.
FRANCE, ag't, l63S North Court st. Box l47,
Memphis, Tenn, P. D. MURRAY, MILLER
q CO., Managers, st. Louis, Mo. sug2
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BY TELEGRAPH.

EoUIsvILLR, August 2.-The river is
still falling, with IL inches down the
chute. Al feetsover Portlald sbsr, 4 feet
on Grassy fats, and feet on the shoals
between Louisville and Evansville.
Weather clear and hot. Mercury 96e. No
business doing. Departed: Mary Miller,
New Orleans. The Pilots Association
have moved their rooms to No. I22 Water
street. This morning difficulty occurred
between 9 negro draymRn named Bob
Underwood and the mate Of the steamer
LeClsire No. 2, named La Paille, in which
the latter was badly cut about the neck
and shoulders by the draymsn. A gene.
raj melee followed, and the negro re-
ceived blow on the head from q stone,
cutting q severe cash in his forehead.
Both were arrested. La Psille gave bond
for his appearance. His wounds are Sc
we're but not fatal.
CAIRO, August 2.-Port list: Belle
Memphis, Memphis to st. Louis, / am.
Bismarck, Cairo to st. Louis, 3 am; st.
Joseph, Cairo to st. Louis, IL am, Marble
CITY, st. Louis to VicksburG, pm:
pm. River fell inches. Weather clear.
Thermometer 92S.
Sr. LOUIS, August 2.-Arrived: CITY of
Cairo, Vicksburg; Bismarck, New Or
leans. Departed: Rubicon and Mary
Alice, New Orleans; Grand Tower, Mem
phis. River falling, with feet water to
Cairo. Weather clear and very warm.
LITTLE Rock, August z.-The weather
is clear and warm. River falling fast,
1t ia lower than at any time this wear,
Departed: Sioux City, for below.
CINCINNATl, August 2.-River has feet
Ia the channel, Evans, the carpenter on
the steamer General Buell., who was ar
rested on charge Of rape come days ago,
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NHTASHN NGToN UNIvERSITY--MED
w CAL DEPARTMENT, Baltimore, Md.-The
next regular session viii commence on the
First Monday in October, 1871. Preliminary
lectures wiz begin the 18th September. The
conrse Of instruction is eninently practical
clinical lectures. and special Instruction In
the diagnosis and treatment OF disease at the
bedside. Every variety OF disease may be
seen in the Hospital Wards and Free Dispan-
sary connected with the College. FEEs-FulI
course, Sl2e: MatTtculation, f5; Dissection,
$40; Graduation, sc. Students from the late
slaVeholding States, whose means are limited,
will be received upon the bsnedolary plan OF
the school. The annual circular and cata-
logue, containing full particulars, viii be
sent on application to
OHAs. W. .CHAECELLoR. ND,
jy3O dAw Dean Of the Euculty.
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HOOP SKIRTS.

I Attest models cOr summer, 1871, both
IL from Europe and the East, show an In
crease of the circumference OF the HOPED
skirt. Tournures, either attached to or sepe-
rate from the skirt are fashionable, and
width of from "a to ~ yards arOunsa the bot
tom of the skirt has been adopted, though
many ladies prefer three yards f1r trained
dresses.
Ny stock OF veritRbls French Corsets Is
| complete again and the largest In the city.
COrsets by L'Oissau, y erly, Nine Dupont.
can be found in the mandatory only; also
French COrsets for Misses, Breast Projectors
| psniers and Shoulder Braces. Inducements
| To dealers. lm99-I LOUIS LANCE
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BiRTH.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

AUNRO-At BainsviIle. Miss, on Sunday
July S0th. Mrs. John Munro, of son.
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n p. PHILIPS Is my sole Assignee % collect
IA. an my claima and aoconntss due and
unpaid, IN my late business o. sne Peabody
on Mr. Philips, ct the Peabody Hotel. and
settle. Wa =. 44hA4Aas
July a, l6g1, jy4
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cOPARTMERsHlP NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

yTNHE PartnerBhip heretofore existing be
4 tween the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Thomas Sheridan
having sold his interest In the marble Cen
ate'' to his partner, Patrick Monagan, who
alone is responsible for all Indebtedness, and
viii settle all outstanding business p % late,
PAT. AONAGAH.
THO5. SHERIDAN.
Memphis. July I. ls7l. tyf
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w. r. Kemp, postmaster st Fair
view, Pa, was yesterday arrested for
forgery.
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ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS, WEATHER. AND BUSINESS.
Weather warm. The river here is re-
ceding steadily, with feet in the channel
Louis the river is falling, with 81 feet In
the channel between Cairo and st. Louis.
The Ohio is declining, with Al feet In the
channel from Louisville to the mouth.
Arkansas river is declining, with 80 inches
in the channel from Little Rock out, and
20 inches above there. White river re-
mains unchanged. Business on the wharf
wss quiet, with little movement In
freights
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The y-Mindsd lHternatiORalists at
Nerk.

NEW YORK, August "A sptelal
dispatch from London says paReIs
have been seized at Marseilles rela lng
10 the purpose Of the InternatlonaLlsts
10 force the docks. burn the shipping
and to take the city during the CON
fusion, which was supposed to be q
consequence Of the eOntiagratiOn.
Nancy and B0ugss were to be forced
and taken on the same plan.
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SPORT.
LOngfeIIOw and King Fisher.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August IA bel
of ten thousand dollars side between
the owners of LongfellOW and King
Fisher was made here today, in 8
four mile race, which takes place al
the August meeting, commencing on
the 18th. Both horses are in training
here, and are doing well.
Long Branch Races.
LONG BRANCH, August 2.-Stakes,
three garter mile dash for two year
old colts and fillies, was won to-day
by Malta in 1.19t; beating Wither's
entry, Hubbard, and three others.
The selling race of one and one-hali
miles, all ages, was won by Idaho in
2.43, beating Aureolia, Gerald and six
Others.
The Mansion House stakes, two
mile heats, for four year old colts and
fllies, was won by Elliptic in 3.47
and 3,412, beating Susan Ann, Break
ness, Judge Darrell and Conductor.
The latter was seriously injured in the
first heat and withdrawn.
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MISSISSIPPI

MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
AND
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the Legislature ofthe State
WEDNESDAY MORNING, GLASS 55, AUG. =, ISL.
las 81 3 IL IL Il I3 Il
81, T8, ,l6, 81, 5S, %, 81, 90, 80, 50, Is, "a.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, CLASS S., AUGUST 2, ls7l.
"a q . a % q 70 "a y y "a - IA
aug2 2Az SECOND STREET.
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MEMPHIS LADIES' INSTITUTE.
No. sE9 DesOtO street..
MRS. FANNIE P. MCGEHEE, Principal,
vi Will resume its exercises on the drst
Monday in September. FOR terms see circu-
lar or apply to the Principal. augI
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ST. VlNCEMT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GlRARDEAU, NO..

TTHE TwENTY-NINTH ANNUAL sEs-
Il sion VIII
Open on Monday, September 4, 1871.
REV. T. n. o'DONOGHUE, c. NJ,
Vice. President.
So For particulars apply to Very Rev.
Father RiOrdOn, V. g., at st. Patriek's Church.
fyT d&W
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Ma. wnr. 4. rTNEL

ATE Of Macon, Tennessee, Is admitted as
q Partner in our house, dating from June
!, lS7l. sA5Ih sA5l = MEL. E.hL q 80.
Nam nhIa. Tenn. IuIy J. I8Il. ~
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A Negro Family Fuss.

PrTTBURG, August 2.-Wm. Alex
ander, cOlored, living at Allegheny
City, suspecting his wife's infideiity to
him, visited her at the house Of a
neighbOr to-day and proposed a final
separation upon her returning certain
articles Of jewelry, clothing, ETC.,
which she agreed to. Alexander then
stepped into an alley, and, as his wife
came by, struck her several times on
the head with a paving stone, crush
ing in the skull and infiicting fatal
wound,
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2, 8 p.m.-Oot-
ton firm; sales 1000 bales; Good Ordinary
Receipts, e64. Exports coastwise, S4
Stock, ASS. Flour, in demand; Xxx,
% 90; xxx, 81 rs. Corn is in moderate
demand; mixed, 700; white, 7697sc. osss
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MERCHANTS
LFIRE AND MAEINEI
INSURANCE COMPANY,
cOaPAMTs sUlLBEKG,
z Madison strsst, Memphis, Tess,
{. 1sDAVITT, PFssIds1t,
1T. FARaAsOH, vIes-PrssGsst.
IA PARKER, sssFsssFys

~ The STOCK Of the Company Il owned by
cur Merchants and Business Hen. aid Il =
every respect, fully idsutiaet WITH the lus
tsFeat Of this community. my1
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-06
Drugs, Pa
Street, Pet
THE OIL MARK ETN.

OFyICs o.
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
Nov. 6 1871
The market is qniet to-day At $3.50. We
quote at 81, 3oa$4, IS. The Sales were 3
ars at S4,321S.
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THE TWO DOLLAR STEAM ENGINE
has two cylinders, with much greater power
THETHREED EDOLLAR-AN D-A- IL
STEAM ENGINE

THETHREEDOLLA R.A D-A-haAEF
STEAM ENGINE
has regular engine gearing, and is altogether the
most interesting toy ever presented. 1t VII! run
two hours and half, and has power ID urNc
dozen attachments.
OUTLINE ILLUSTRATION TO SHAKS-
PEARE, by Moritz Retzsgh. l vol Beau
tifully
LOVES AND HEROINES OF THE POETS:
vol. Large
THE JOSEPHINE GALLERY. vol. 8vo.,
Turkey antique. s.. Cloth 81.
TRANSFORMATION OF INSECTS, by DR..
Duncan. Fully illustrated ........."........SI.9U
KNlCKERBOCKER GALLERY, by Wash
ington Irving. New ed. VOL, antiquc..S9
THE WAvERLY GALLERY Of the principal
female characters of Sir Walter Scott Nov,
els. Engraved by Heath. h.....................oI.oo
THE BYRON GALLERY. Splendidly Illus
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON. Morocco,
Turkey Antique.... ....'.....'.'.'.''.''7o
SWISS PICTURES, Drawn with Pen ana ana
Pencil
DAZIELS ILLUSTRATED GOLDSMITH:
One hundred engravings ngs.....................o'i
ONE THOUSAND AND ONE GEMS CT
ENGLISH POETRY, selected and arranged
by Charles Mackay. | vol, illustrated 92
LIGHT OF THE WORLD AND OTHER
POEMS AND HYMNS, by eminent writers:
Beautifully iustratcd......
BRITISH HEROES AND WORTHLESS, with
Portralts...
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM, ilIustra-
ted '.''.'-'
HOUSEHOLD FRIENDS, for every sea-
son
GLEANINGS FROM THE ENGLISH PO,
ETS. l vol, Morocco antique c................'.94
DYGERALDINES ESCOURTSHIP ! vol,
Green and Gold MOrocco....
WOODSIDE AND SEASIDE. illustrated
with per and pencil
SHAKESPEARE SONGS AND son.
| NETS
POETRY OF COMPLIMENT AND COURT
SHIP, selected and arranged by Palmer with
illustrations
SONGS OF SEVEN, BY JEAN ING f.
LO w ''''--o'
WINTER POEMS, by tavorite American 20
cts, with illustrations.
HYMNS FROM ER..."............".........S2
Besides the above, we have a very large as
! sortment of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
from 75c to $40 each.
FINE POCkET-kN1NES
Wostenholms make
FINE GOLD PENS
in q variety of beautiful holders.
| GOLD PENCILS
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vA1UABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
leo ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND. on the
Middle River Turnpike miles from Washing
ton and from Alexandria, with beautiful view
of the latter city and of the Potomac river, The
improvements consist of BRlCh u w Eli a.
LING HOUSE, with all the necessary oa'. saa
buildings, and an abundance of choice I r4it
all descriptions The farm is we'll watercd, anu
has on it plenty of timber
800 ACRES HEAVILYTIMBERE LAND
g miles from Washington city--same distance
from Alexandria, and about miles from STA
ton on the w. s. o. r. r., offering ready mar
ket for wood and timber.
ALARM, in Fauquier county, miles below
Warrenton, and within two miles of station on OF
the Warrenton branch of the o., A. y Nj; K: Il.
The truct contains about 4oo acres; Is Well lm-
bered and watered, AMI is considered fine graz
ing land. .;.,,
The above property, the title to which is o, with
out defect, will be sold cheap and upon accom-
modating terms. Apply to A. B.. Gazette othce'
feb lift
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ALEXANDRIA. VA. SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 23 B7l

in Russia Leather Cases. and a thousand and
one beautiful articles selected expressly for the
Holiday trade. The best and cheapest goods in
the South.
The above is only partial list Of rich and
elegant goods, selected with special reference to
the coming Holidays, all of which have been
bought at the lowest cash prices, and will be sold
at the very lowest rates: 1t will afford me pleasure
to show these goods. To parties who are unable
to visit the city to select Christmas presents, full
information will be cheerfully given by letter.
GEORGE e. FRENCH,
dec. l5 No. 95, King street.
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"C1vILITY," correspondent says, is about
the dearest commodity to be purchas in Scot;
land from walters, guards, coach,men and ID all al
after having ruug the bell several times at
hotel in Glasgow, waiter at last put his shock
head outside the door and screamed out, Who
rung that bell?' And on, my friend pleading
guilty, shrieked, Then don't do it again !.
slammed the door and disappeared from view. >
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F0R S.9LE OK EsE.S'T.

NOR RENT-WAREHOUSE, No. Is King
Il street. Apply next door to
THOMAS PERRY,
auel8 II King street
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PURE CANDIES, CHOCOLATES, Sc

CHRISTMAS.
NEWLAyER RAIsINs:
STLTINI IND TALENCIh R.lLSINS.
WV CTRRINTS IND CITRON
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
MALAGA GRAPES
DRUM AND LA YER FIGS.
ALMONDS And OTHER NUTS.
Cranberries.
Fishers Mince Meat.
CoXs Gelatine.
Albert and London Biscuits.
English Pickles and Sauces.
English Currant Jelly and Jam.
Gunvu Jelly.
Gallon Jars of Pickles.
French and German Preserves, very suitable
for presents.
Anchovy and Boatcr Paste.
Spanish Pears
Dried Damsons
Preserved Ginger.
Olives Cnpcrs aid Oils.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
Canned Lobster and Salmon.
Potted Ham and Lobster, &c
Being the largest stock Of
FINE AND FANCY GROCERIES
ever offered in the city.
G. WM. RAMSAY.
5. E. corner King and st. Asaph ST..
IN SEASON.
- whole, half AID nuar. boxes Layer Ralsins.
) mats Seedless do.
boxes Sultana Seedless d"
10 boxes Valencia do.
3 casks New Currants.
boxes CitrOn.
boxes Lemon Peel.
New crops for sale very low.
nov 30 Il. NJ LA sun.
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DRUGS .S.S.y CHE.nIC9LS.

y The symptoms of Liver
Complaint are uneaslness
and pain in the side. Some
times the pain is in the
shoulder, and is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stom-
ach is effected with loss OF
appetite and sickness, bowels
in general costive,, some
.*times alternating with lax
ID with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable loss
of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation OF hay
ing left undone something
/ which ought to have been
! done. Often complaining or
weakness, debility and low
#snirits Sometimes many or
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HOLFDar GOODS.

From the smallest to the largest qllartos in all
styles Of binding.
PRAYER AND HMM BOOKS,
in Antique and Velvet bindings-a great variety.
THE STOCK OF JUVENILE BOOKS
embraces the choicest English and American
publications. They have been selected with
great care and the assortment Is the finest III the
South.
GAMES FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
in great varicty-Buildng and Alphabet Blocks,
Backgammon Boards, Chess Men and Boards.
HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE
BOXES,
very rich in design and finish. In Satin, three
colors, with Green, Royal, Purple and Laven-
der: in Red and Green Russia Leather and Ihr-
key Morocco. Cloth, prices from 81 to Sl3 set
BRONZE TNKSTANDs AND GLASS.
Unique designs, from 81 to so each.
FINE GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.
in Gold mountcd Rubber and Pearl cascs-v"ry
desirable for Christmas presents.
PHOTOGRAPH sLEss'MS.
in every style.
SATCHELS & TRAVELLING EsAsi&.
in Turkey, Morocco and Russia Leather.
FINE WRITING DESKS.
in Mahogany, Rosewood. Satinwood and L"ath-
er beautifully inlaid, and very artistic in tie
sign and finish.
pApERTERsES.
in Mnrorc" and Russia Leather.
PORTFOLIOS.
in great variety Real Tartan, Scotch Wood
Goods-grcat variety.
WORK BONES.
in great variety, new and unique styles.
LADIES' COMPANIONS.
in Russia Leather.
Fine POrtralOnaieS.
Gard Cases.
Cigar Gases and
Pocket Knives.
A beautiful collection of
JAPANESE GOODS AND LACQUER
WARE,
consisting of richly inaid Cabinets, Card Re-
ceivcrs Trays, handkerchief Boxes, Work
Boxes, Magic Flowers. Fish and Boats
BEAUTIFUL BONES, in Straw Work:
CHINESE TOPS,
JEW Ell CASES,
TOILET CASES ana
CHINESE PLATES,
.
besides many other novelties in line Lacquer
Work.
THE DOLLAR STEAM ENGINE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-23

NEW GOODS.
have received superior article Of
Mcdicatcd Red Flannel
Eytra heavy White Twlled do Of domestic
make and very fine
Water PROOF Cloths.
Black Apacas. Cassimcr"s.
Heavy tulIed Virginia Cloths.
Damask Table Linen.
Superior Black Gro. Grain Silks.
a scarce and dcsirtblc article in Black CASH
mere, Plaids for chdrens dresses, &c.
NOV - J. VI. STEWART.