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ueadounrfers for Tortoise shell Jewelry.
NORMAN BROS, 945 Broadway.
Laughing Gas W.. Chlor0Sorm
rf,I ASSnCIATIOE-l

Laughing t:ns W. ChlOrOs0rm. u
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATIOE,1
Cooper Institute,
New YORK. Sept ~, 1871.
In reports Of the death by the adnns
sraton OF chioroiorm stated that the patient had
previously Inhaled laughing without producing nnena
biy. This statement uncorreced, conveys very crru-
impression. The falls properly prepared
In proof OF the truth OF this statements
that introduced the to the profession
1868, have given IL $1,000 patients. without
single accident failure produce insensibiy All these
written their SCROLL certifying To
the facts can produce stronger proof OF the
safety and efficiency OF the Laughing gas as an ansthetc
49, q. q. COLTON.
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IRELAND.
Fatal Accident to an Engineer Officer.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yOag HsRalD.

DUBLIN Sept. 80, 1871.
Lieutenant VIM. James S. Roy Dunlop, OF the
Royal Engineers, was run over to day and killed by
train OF railroad cars at Balbrlggan, III the county
Of Dublin.
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ALGERIA.

Tho Ingrrec,iohaA.v Alarm Renewed-Agitation
on the Tuns sian Frontier.
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physiciaus and Chemists Avouch ia tho
fact that CIiEvALER'S LIFE FOX THE HAIR perfectly
bsrmess Il An elegant hair dressing gray
sops It's falling increases Its growth.
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INDIA.
The Cotton Crop Export.


BOMBAY Sept. 90 1871.
The shipments OF cotton from this port since last
TeporG have been 1000 bales.
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ENGLAND.

Decrease in the Revenue-sto-my Sweep Of
Another Gale.
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NicoI & Davidson, $50 broadway. Offer =
variety of Chan and Gas Fixtures In Bronze
Glass, GIT, Ormulu and Illuminated colors
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A.-A.-S2 Saved ON Fall style Gentlemcn'a
Dress Hats. Largest stock offered nj retail.
&. q. ID. HAT COMPANY. IL cortland street.
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superb Stock of Imported Piece Goods
for order work reputation for superior stye NJ and
WORK viii he maintained; moderate prices.
y. W. MCKINLEY Merchant Tailor,
566 Bro adway, corner Prince street.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25i Broadway corner Murray grs3
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TELEGRAM TO THE SsVS,qss AssAl1:

- E.tI,-WTl,
LoND0SS Sept. 30, ISL.
Inc latest advices from Africa report that the
Algerian instruction has been the cause OF
very serious agitation along frontier line OF the
territory OF His Hlghness the Bey OF Tunis.
Dispatches from Algeria mention q daily con-
Sinued increase in the disturbances
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A.-If You Wish n Good Fitting Cater Call
at CAs FRANKS shoe store, SIS Nassau street
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A.-PbalOn's New Perfumes,
ILOvE you"
and WHITE ROSE"
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Bald Heads May Have New Crop of
hair by applying HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER, II the hair foces not entirely closed up
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Miscellaneous Notes.

Mile. Aimee, the fav0rte opera ooute artistic, has
taken Lima Edwtn's Theatre for season OF opera.
Il Is just large enough for such an entertainment
and better suited for 1t than the theatres previously
occupied by French artists. The opening night is
Friday and the opera ia Perlcaole." with Aimee
in the title role and NJ. Julien new tenor, as Pc
qulO.
The New York Conservatory Of Music Is. N.
Griswod, directory Will shortly give some OF those
delightful musical sOirees for which the pupils look
forward with eagerness ard pleasure.
At the first three sOtrees oil the American Conser-
vatory Of Music this the following ladies APP
peared-MIsses Hirsch, Miss Whitehead, Miss
Conner, Mss Kuhn, Miss Feininger, Mrs. McGrath,
Miss Haas, Miss Kent Miss SCHROEDER, Mrs. Gerie-
Fox, Mrs. Moser, Miss Huyler Miss Lewis, Miss
McGowan and Miss Fuller.
MIR. S. Is. Mills, the chief OF all our pianlsts has
resumed the management Of his classes and Will
likely be heard shortly IN public here.
Professor Rzzo an eminent musician, OF Phila-
delphlan celebrity, has taken up his abode in this
city.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
COURT or SESSIONS.

More Alleged Malpractice.
Before Judge Troy and Associate Justices.
The Grand jury appeared in Court yesterday
morning and after presenting q number VI ldict'
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A.--For n stylish and Elegant HIT, NJ POpma
prices, go DOUGAN Io2 Nassau street. of Ann.
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The Drama.


wALLAcx's-THR RIvALs.-Sheridan's fine come
dy was given at this theatre last night to crowded
house. This piece Is so well known TO the public
that there Is necessity to dlate on the plot its
treatment 1t pictures English society in It's bobwig
era by number OF highly colored tndividualza-
tons, bearing even In their points OF exaggera-
ton, the refining touch OF the master hand.
The full-blooded, good.hearted, choerc Sir
Anthony Absolute was rendered with a glorious
vim by Mr.. John Gilbert deserving commentator
for its true balance between the tesy father and the
rollcking man OF the world grown old IN body but
net in spirits. The same account cannot by any
means be rendered Of Mr. J. D. Folks playing Of
the son, Captain Absolute. The character as
drawn by the author IS That OF tho.
of the fire and fun OF youth but preserving through
out the dignity OF department which Is inseparabe
from well-bred man at any tilne particularly or
the. period IRON which sne acton Is drawn. Mr..
captain Absolute thing OF staggering grlmace and
boyish Skipping, which brings 1t down to the level
facial appeals TO the gallery, displays his complete
misconception Of The roie. In marked contrast was
the sir Luclus O'Irigger OF John Brougham, char
acer which has tempted many actors INTO errors on
sents an ITS comic me rSs yaSS any e
his tongue with quiet uIconsclousness which Is
seized by the audience with the delight which true
accorded an entire approval Not one point
within the reach OF the jolly fox-hunting brag.
afng p0luoon, but is caught and elaborated
Which iiI keebs The house in q roar. Tue duei
scene between Acres and Sir Luclus IL a
gem Of contrast in characters aa9 style. Falkland
Nh. RInggoltl is thankless part WnicA excIes
but title sympathy on account Of Its slim con-
nectiOh with the plot, and mawklsh sentiment;
it was conscientlousy played. Acres servant,
David, in the original is country bumpkinin livery
whose vernacular is the awful dialect OF The midland
snires Mr.. Montgomery, however, wanders into
the Scotch ana Irish Drogues with an 'sOacidnce
altogether charming. The great Malaprop is well
paved by Miss Mestayer with a pompous majesty in
good Keeping with the sentenious lazy OF Sherl-
dams creation. II Is, perhaps pardonabie vanity
part 10 the traditional age but the buxom good.
looking lady Of last night Is not quito in
Keeping with the dialogue MIS- Jennings,
In Lydia Languisn, was giddy enough, yeC
scarcely exhibited her pettish self VIII
with sufficient pguancy, Julia MISS Helen Tracy
suffers from The same cause as Falkland, q want
OF interest: she did the best possible Tor the part,
which Is not much. Let word he said Tor Miss Es
tele Rowe as the mercenary dom es TIC, Lucy.
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A.-Tke Most Tasty and Graceful Hat for
gcntemen's wear IA the style of FALL DRESS HAT
manufactured and sold by ESPENSCHlED us Nassau st.
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U~e No More Vile Observation-Disclosures
Is all the go for cleaning silks, turs iaces vevcs &c
Bottles, 25c. and l5c.
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Suicides by Drowning in st. Lonis.

ST. LOUIS, MO-, sept. 30, IS7I.
II. II. Eagers committed suicide by drowning yes
tertay Goa. found on the river bank contained
letter stating that lottery tickets had ruined HIM.
An Old man partially blind, name unknown,
Jumped from ferry boat In the middle OF the river
yesterday and was drowned.
Nearly twenty persons committed suicide by
jumping from the ferry boats running In this harbOr
during the past three months.
-,s-- - Hs>~ass ~ , e. --~S"A'..'~ -
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Dup,ap e. CO.. Hattcrs, Desire to Again
their friends and patrons OF their r.moya from the
Hotel to their premises, iJf fn avenue
and Twenty,hrd streets Select In
voices of novelties imported HATS just received
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non odores destroys al disagrceabe odors
and prevents contagon Prepared only by TlLDEN CO..
I76 William street, New York. sold bv druggists.
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| BatcIhclor's Hair Dye-The Best In thu,
perfect dye harmless reliabs instantaneous
/ und
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Druukcnu0ss or Opium Habit Cured by Ore
BEERS IO7 Fourth Call send stamp Tor evidence
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A.-BelI Schnapps, Distilled MT Schiesams
Holland expressly tor Of dyspepsia gout
mam general debility caiarh Of the bladder pains In the
back and stomach and all diseases OF tho
Gives relief in asthma gravel bladder
Warranted pure. H. q. WOLFE 4 CO., Is south William
mp
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-. - sos - - = - - -
II Schnnpps, Distilled M

a Luxnriant Head OF IIair md Cool, ClaiS
scalp very desirable. CRISrADOROS HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE will accomplish both. Try Il.
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= A Boston Mai shoots Himself.
FIRES IN GRAND STREET.


BENJAMIN Jenness. q man OF property In Lynn,
aged sixty. three. shot himself last night.
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SECOND BOARD.
1000 Us6a lc3lCo
SECOND BOARD, IP. ".
TnrHspAY. Angu-t Or. "

There was rather q tame feeling ut the Stoc,e
Exchange this morning, and prices gradually settled ua'
der the Guness without much pressure 10 sn, and with
but little apparent disposition to buy. Tho ono u tho
street Is favorable 70 operations for the nee tempereds
However by the evident tudty OF ou'ido buyers, ana
the lack of real business among the commission houses
Meantime stocks are strongly held and easily carried.
and the condition OF the money market invites specua>
tom on the bull side Tho purchase OF few thousand
shares by this clique or that carrie. up tac price OF az
most any fayore or active stock easily, but when tAs
moving impulse ceases, tho market reap7es no stal,
Of discour ging duuesj Il may DO that t"1 DEoAers
and spccuIaors Of the street have started the marka
upon its upward course prCmaturcly, and that fe"
week, must yet elap5c before VIC can hope for healthy
COOPERATION on the part Of the public. Be tins as y
NAV. tho sprirciqal obstacle now TO coa'inued
iproyement In the stock market Is in its extreme d1.
ness The prominent stocks Of the day were W. l. Cen
fr,I Lake shore wabash, Ohio and Missis sippi and
Western Union nearly ell slight decline IN the early
transactions OF the day. In the afternoon, however,
there was a hrmcr market, and moderate
Improvement in prices. contest LOT HcsA'
business has been going on between TIC tfuIS
lines between New-York and the West, ald rates
have been reduced in the competition, hut nc Hporea
today that efforts are being made to settle tie dcuy
Northwestern and St. Paul stocks have been compare
lively quiet Hannibal and st. Joseph, after touching
G was little better again, with CO big in tic afernoonf
Tie MARKET upon the whole, has firm aspect notwiih-
standing its general inactivity. We note sales %
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western at 1888
Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy, IA against l2o al TIC
close of last weol); Norris and Esex 9ir
Panama, q; NewJersoy Central 1853 Dubuque and Sioux
City, 81; Fort Wayne, eo!, and Boston, Hartford amt
Erie g. Miscellaneous shares duh, except Pacific
Mail ana Western Union. Express shares being ul AMI
rm. The following table shows the hsea aal Lowest
prices Of active stocks made today:
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REAL ESTATE.
Ngw.YoRK. Thrrsd1v, AUG. 10. 1871.


There was good attendance at the Exchange
today attracted By the sale OF 3essr3. Muller, wilkins
& Coz who sold by order OF the Supreme Court, under
the direction Of Henry Stanton referee plot OF ground,
4Ox75 situated the westerly side OF Washn8tous IS
feet north OF Carksonst The property sold subject
10 lease of per month, expiring Lay 1872, and was
struck Off mt $4,000
Me5srs. Johnson Miller took largo number Of per-
sons % Ingeside this morning 10 attend Their sale.
ful! report viii he published in our H"Xt Issue.
VIM. H. R1yuOr reports Snies, lots corner One-bun-
tIredand y-c0htlst. aud Grand Boulevard, and on
tho rear for OlO alsO lots nOrhcast Grand
Boulevard and Onc-lundrodandforty ourthst, 25N75,
ana lots on rear for 2j O0 also, lots south sie OF
IS feet west OF Sixth
ave, for $4,000.
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tOee,chester Countn Reel Csiats for Sale.

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
"A for SALE on accommodating terms within Lou ard her Of
New YORK. Weshvs,ef COaltY containing 100 acrs IN 1hs highest
Of cultivation; no wse land; splendid MASsOS, 80 fest hoat
20 Getleo pere orleri n rev R1irg % BY no. arranged
for clubhouse or academy 80 level ground suitable or
rcetles ao Grit and Saw MIL Il feet he' Of water never falling
trn; bara an stable o hundred head Of ct'ci ic1 apple
orchards and one pear orchard oil grated and choice frg fronting
lake, fences all in order al grounds onamcr pure Waf 10 az
marta the house; in every respect geneaan establishment and as
for Il "a anywhere the atmosphere dry and edapel
to weak anz good house and t 2 feet 'front.' in the city sill be
ote IN mart navper Address WILLIAM DAVIS nbuue OGce
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Corn lelnno Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-At Huntington, l.. l., COTTAGE,
" osrung rooms: land fruit, &c Puce, SSO Terms
ess7 N. A. RCLASD & Co., 5Beeaman-s-, y. I.
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Clinical G5taie for Sale.

TOR SALE, ut n BARGAIN-BUlLDlNG
Known ss Glass Hall. Et,t Th onrl-s, 81 by lJs. foi
ns all the FIXTURES in Ea Thrt,olLtst RET for BatheEsi
will b. s0N cheap Inquire Of > LlGHrsfONb 65 Sioh'a'e
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Guciion Sales Of Real Csia!e.
Gin propertn TO Set.

TTHORNTON VI. RODMAN, Real Estate Agent,
1} Broadway, for LEASE lie STORE and Basement
No q SiVtave.i ~ 200 per amman no liquor
Also. Ba S0e Room ard Hallway ~ q Huds1ns
500 per AsO rOJ.l5, pa. Alo ho.4
shop, IS.
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eau Schools.
Ccnclere.

Ccacfcrs.
AN experienced Classical, Mathematical,
French and Englh Teacher holursIla'e o.e university
desires TEACHER TUTOR;
testimonials Address uIoR PoOGce. station Ii. Erwiogk
A LADY of experience with schools and
children desires SITUATION as Visiting Govemess Teacher
Of Music Seminary where, in part for her services
young daughter receive nstmeion Address II M Tribune ohce
A YOUNG LADY desires position as an
K a ASSISTASr TEACHER or VISITING GOyERNESS; hga,
given. Adies TEACHER, OF L. CO.. 80 Union
square lroThl
4" 4 mer. School Institute II Bond-St., supplies
~ schools families with reiblo Teccr~ Teachers waning
positions should have Application FomN W scbcrmehon hclar
'NEACHERS WANTED-To supply vacancies
Pibc Schools FsIlais rent
Send for Mutual FLaI A3t JuoE'
~ Broadway " Y. Sools supplied With Tdcs6- Pupils drcs
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Ncu-gerecn Real Ceialc for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOUSE and
Grouals within iorydye minutes OF h,wio bl|es' Ones
and accessible by bY trains daily ;Uai near d'pos IN tie
growing and naturally attractive portion Of L15'tni hh sn
extra large lot anil .sdo lawn as'en &C. House CON
e roouy and Tasteful moG design and f s. situated on the
path inprovmon, With eay rise IA value AL c
eou7enenc tacd with coun. cir foot and living cool ma'
cho churches, and unsurpassed travel Terms made to suit Tic
Eel.ect. Owner wants to build. VII sell at bargain.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
p, view Of house ful particulars Of property inquire at West
Errbe,A Depot address OWNER, P0oGce Box 30 rs, Se"
YORK.
A Ii WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild Gil
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The Treasury proposals. to sertye millions so" ~, -
hi,s sr,regatins s.so.oOo. ut prioes rapgisS w.
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fouses Gn0 farms UGnte0.
WANTED - COUNTRY SEAT within 50
W miles ofdty small house. with improvements yer, neatly fur
nsld; extensive hwB shaded agehoIe all to jc good order;
more ye three persons.
T, advertised very go0 will lie paid None need agy
place offered. Address Box 7Ol Elizabeth y j.
ss.~-s- -- -.
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Mem Qualifications.

Books FOR Sale at The Tribune Office
RECOLLECTIOES OF A BUSY LIFE. BY
Horace -eeley. Of binding Cloth IL
bray - Rail Morocco 81 half Calf 80 Morocco Antique 81
POLITICAL ECONOMY. By Horace Greeley.
Il Price, IL 90
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING. BY Horace
w Greeley. Price. 81 So
EWBANK's HYDRAULICS AND MECHAN-
TERIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT. 1888 to
1870. 2yo~ Half bound $40
vVRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1871. 90 cents; for
(NIRIST AND THE GALLONS; Or, REASONS
" ABOLITION or CAPITAL PcNsHakNr Boyoe Cloth, 81
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT. Quinn.
MONEY N THE GARDEN, A vEGETA
Afh BLE MANUAL b. T. T. Quinn hearty 100 Eagrayuea Cloth
81 -
ELEMENTS or AGRICULTURE. Waring.
IL New kIi, on. CoL : l.
nRAlNING FOR&HEALTH AND PROFIT.
~ Nsriue. Cloth. sl 81
EAETH CLOSETS AND EARTH SEWAGE.
AZ Nar.-g Paper. 80 oents
TTNION COLONY OF COLORADO: HIS
- TOBY AND firsf ANNUAL BEfORr, &c.
STORES: THEIR HIS
" TORY. ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT. Payer, 20 cts
COOPERATION: ATTRACTIVE INDUS
~ tn. By L. r. Grant. Pnoe 30
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS OF CO.
" UPEgATfiy LAND AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Pnce
lSoeun.
aps TIE TRIBUNE. New ysh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JudJe
Bond presiding The cases of Van Schalck,
Edwards 81 Co, of New York. Us. William
T.. Sutherlin, of Danvile, We're removed
to the western district of this State.
In the case Of United States Us. j. nj.
IIlSey, former postmaster at. Edinburg,
Shenandoah county, judgment against
the defendant ut the last term was set aside
and the death Of the defendant suggested.
The Judgment previously rendered
against the defendant in United States Us.
Abraham Nalf, eX-postmaster at New Mar
kct. Shenandoah county, was set aside, ana
new trial being had, the jury returned Il
verdict for the United States in the sum OF
ael6I. .I6 with interest from June Both, 1861.
In the case OF Robert Mitchell, of She
nandoah. indicted tor violating the revenue
laws by illicit distilling, the prisoner pleaded
guilty, and Judgment being suspended was
recognized In the sum Of $500 TO appear at
the next term Of the court.
The case of Mycr Angle Us. Tie Common
wealth of virginia was rcmanded to the
County Court of Caroline county.
a motion for 4 new trial in The case of
j. D. S,mkins, late collector of customs ut
NOri0lN, Va, was oyerruled.
Motions for new trials in the following
eases were overruled John W. Carroll
ct ais; David FireDauyh two cases.
James l.. Lcech, John l.. Euoy, Il. -.
Mrkpalrlck. Daniel Tcaiord, James S.
Leech, and h. IL. White.
In the casc OF james McClearnan the
prisoner forfeited his rCco@lizanCe.
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AORTUARY REp0RT.-The followinpis the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day. November IL, 1871, compiled from SEX
tons returns received at the Office of the
Board Of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, 16 in
addition, still-born were reported white,
z; colored, =. Sex: Males, 0; females, I.
Color, White males, 5; white females, ) !;
colorcd males, 4; colored females, .. Con-
dltion: Single, 7; married, 6; widows, 3.
Nativity: United States, 13; Ireland, . :;
unknown. l. Locality: Marshall Ward, 4 /;
Jefferson Ward, .; Madison Ward, 4; Clay
Ward, 3; Jackson Ward, 8; almshouse, L.
age: One day to thirty, =; six months to
twelve, one year to three, 8; twenty
years to thirty, 2; thirty years to forty, 2
forty years to fifty, 1 fifty years to sixty, . !;
seventy years to eighty, 3. BY whom Ger.
tilted Regular practitioners, 13; Board of
Health, 3. Causes Of death ApOpIexy, l :;
bronchitis (chronic). !; consumption, 3
e white and coioreO; convuIsions, !;
d1phthcria, debility, 1: heart disease, !;
inflammation OF brain, 2; jaundice, l !;
liver disease, l !; old age, l !; unknown, ..
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poLICE CouET, TUEsDAY-Jn$ticc j. j.
White presiding. g.-TAe following cases were
disposed OF:
Thomas Anderson and George Glenn
(colorc(D, charged with being vagrantS and
sIcrplng on the sidewalk. Anderson was
committed TO jill i'll default Of security,
and Glenn discharged.
rhlipa Barbour (colorcd), charged with
stealing twO pieces OF carpet and Sundry
other articles, was found lnatsy ana sent 10
Jail for i've days.
Stephen Fletcher and II. c. Gcrrich,
charged with breaking Il panrCl out OF u
rear door of the house OCCUPIED hy Mary
Davis, and abusing the Inmates OF the
house, were found guilty and lined 800
and - respectively.
Elizabeth Jones (colored), charged with
tre-paSsin@ on the promises OF james Cary
and taking an iron pot valued at fifty cents,
the property Of the said Cary. Discharged.
john McCarihy and Tim Cough, charged
with hrin. common thieves and vagraltS.
Mccarthy was discharged, and Cough re-
Quircd 10 give security i'll the sum 0l SJO
for three months.
Martha Jane Bell (colorcd), charged with
as>auluiny and abusing John Clarke, WAS
told to 90 and sin no more.
Elijah Bel hcl, charged with assauliin@
and threatening 10 kill l.. W. !:ohinson, was
fined y, and required To give security III
the sum Of so for three months.
james Cary (coiorcG). ciarScd with re-
tanning possession ol S;l.JO, the property OF
Elizabeth Jones, was discharged.
Mary Jane Welsh, charged with having
and receiving two sails, OF The value OF
about 80, the property of William H.
Lowe. size knowing the same to be stolen.
Discharged, the evidence not being sutli-
cient to convict her.
Florence Rivers, charged with aSSaultlng
and striking William Walls. Settled by par
ties aud costs paid.
William Walls. charged "ill threatening
TO Kill Florence Rivers. Sttllcd by parties
and costs palu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

Who would have ID ought 1t three years ago thai t
the store LEVY BROTHERS now occupy would
have become TOO email for their business? Yet
such Is the case and predict that at the cxpi-
ration OF three years II ore The large edifce being
erected for them ~ the corner or Eleventh at
Maia etceets VIII be inadequate for their business.
auch rapid stride In a mercantile business Is
III hout precedent In city. The success Of
LEVY BROTHERS riust tie attributed to their
mode or conducting business. They always give
the best y due for the mouey, have but one price,
keep tlisir assortment up the year round. pay
strict attention 10 all orders, aud never advertise
IN article that does not come up 70 representa-
tton.