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/ LIVER
/ DISEASE.
LIGHT LIGHTil LIGmrttf
The MIssIssIpPI HydrO-CarbOm
Gsns Light Company,

A RE now prepared b erect their naehinca
"A in Hotels, Churches. Public BuiIdihgs,
and Private Houses, throughout tie state of
Mississippi.
These machines are automatic aud furnish
light Of 90 candies power az "a cost n one
cent per hour. They can be furnished with
from 70 800 lights. They occupy little space
"a twenty light machine being about the size
Of a whisky barrel They are perfectly Haie,
and the light both in quantity and quality inf
exceeds the common coal gas.
They are now on exhibition a. the CON pa.
nvis Works in Jaekson. corner Capitol and
President streets, and in Canton ht VOL q
Mayors, Merchants Exchange.
Send for Circulars and you viii buy ma
chine and avoid the dangers and moo "sn-
fences Of coal oil and bad gas. 9r
j. GREEN, President.
iuly207lw1y JOS. KAUFMAN hnp.t
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There like n Roman statue, he will stand
Till death hath made him marble.

By yielding strict obedience to the behests
of properly trained conscience, as she sits
upon her throne, within the sensorlum OF each
individual as a just and lawful ruler, we can
but raise to the sphere where truth, virtue and
morality dwell together, where life gl1des
along on the eternal wheels of time, decorated
with exalted und purifying ideas, and typlhed
with acts of beauty and sublimuy, which dwell
in memory like the golden fringed curtains
that cluster around sunset, reluctant TO bid
adien to to the last fading rays as they give
place to sombre darkness, and at these the
world will gaze until IT'S eyes are dazZled by
their unsullied Wilderness as the shepherds
on the plains of Babylon CARED at the stars
till they beheld them gather into clusters and
cons ellatiens, oYerpowering atiength the eyes
of the -beholders with the united blaze OF a
thousand lights Let us endeavOr to mount
10 this eminence where til essence of God and
man mingle imperceptibly into 8 combination
as spotl4ss and as white ms that formed by the
coEamingling of the eolors of the arch that en-
circles the brow Of heaven, and the approving
smiles of God and man will rest upon our
heads, and each win stand forth.
4 As some tall cliff that lifts its awful form,
SweIls from the vale, and midway leaves the
Though round its breast, the rolling clouds are
spread, .E4s
Imagine the pathetic scene Of the last day OF
the good man 5 existence, when he stands on
| the deck Of life 8 shattered bark the sombre
shades Of death falling on the sea tossed on
/ the sbillows Of an unknown ocean. yet the
I fercer pillows of hope and despair Lash from
kside 20 side his tr0nhled thoughts. straining
/ forward his dimmsd eYes he pt last heholds q
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- The symptoms 0f Liver tpm-
plant are nneasinees and ruIu
IN the side. Sometimes che
McvnrnmonaC pain ~ in the shoulder aud b.
ENIMfIUMD Wmistakcn for Fhrumntlrm. Tho
II Stomach b. effected with lose ui
nppetite aud sickness, bowels
liz general cosuvo, sometimes
aIfeTnatinP with lax. The head is troubled
with pain, and duh, heavy sehfhii'nl COM ~
cradle loss Of memory. accompanied viii pnin-
f,,I sensation of having iefi undoue something
s..umuwuuuUuuruuuunghicho ought 10 have been done
Onen complaining 81 weak
LIVER ness debility, and low spirits.
Sometimes many ~ tho above
IsymptOms attend thc disease.
MnUCRACE and al 0thar times very few Gf
WDAoLhDh' hem; but the Liver b. Reuor-
- all y the organ most involved
pTice. M 90 Der package; sent by Mail, poet.
age paid, 81 y prepared, ready t0f ustl in
bottles 81 90.
Manufactured only ny
y. NJ. ZEHLTN a. Co,
Macon, Ga, and philadelphia.
For. sale by all DT'ugEi~t~-
marI9-w ~
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TAKE
SIMMONS

LIVER DISEASE and indigcs-
ton prevail 10 "a greater extent
than probably any other malady
and relief H. always nnxiOusly
sought after. n the Liver =
IL regulated I'm it, action,
health is almost invariably
secuui'9 VIM % or
IN tle liver chuhes ilsaH n Blues.
acne IONS tlPalontJAH and r.
dlce, ram ~ the Shou- A~A hundred
ders Nou9h, DtH- AE other symp.
ness sour Stomhehi A&&X toms which
bAd laste IN the IA ~ SIMMONS LtNa
mouth, Bllouh ~ n ER REGU LATOE
httacAs' TAiPl- IA Is The best Remedy
thloh ol lhe HA that hda ever been
hehfI De NpA discovered ID nrf.
preston mildly cncctuHlly.
81 opF- and, being simple
us vegetable compound CON
do no injury. lbs harm
less in every way b. hHr
been used for Forty lrHrs5
and hundreds of tho good
and great from an parts Di
the country will y01ch flr ifs
virtues.
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,rher's Lightning FAy-KilIcr
:. them off and clears the house speed
Z, il. Sold by dealers everywhere.
oeu SsW2m
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WRIT JOHNSTON, M. ID,

HyENDERS his professional services 10 the
u citizens Of Jackson and vicinity Once
in the Stewart Building, up stairs
NmrMAy be found at Judge Johnston,s resi-
denco ak night. Lfehl66
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Boarding.
MRS. NJ. f. BULKLEY

is prepared to accommodate both perman mt
Il and transient Boariers at her residence on
Capitol street second block from the State
House may9w3m
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University OF M1ssIssIPP1.

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI.
Pm SIGMA HALL, May 4, 1872.
MR. RoBT. G. HUDsoN-Dear Sir The Phi
Sigma Society directs us to tender to YOU her
Sincere thanks for the excellent manner in
third Anniversary, and to assure Won of her
hearty approval and commentator of your
effort. Thinking that the noble sentiments
ana practical views contained in your address
should De disseminated as widely as possible,
she requests copy for publication
Very respectfully,
w. G. CAsTEEL.
v. F BsADsHAw, Committee.
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The only fee accruing 10 the College is the Ma
circulation Fee of IS, which must be paid at
the commencement Of the Course by every
student.
The Preliminary Course of Lectures will
commence about the middle Of October, at
which time Mobile is always healty.
Board can be obtained at from $40 - S2j per
month.
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and end about the middle Of the ensuing
March. The entire Course of Professors Lee
lures is delivered
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALA
I'VE BANIA.
AT MOBILE
1Ih Of November,

The next Regular Course :of LECTURES
will commence on the
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BANKRUPT BA4ANH9y.s
T5OR sale at this once for use i'm Southern
H OF Northern Districto fMissfssippi.i PIice
rs cents per set; six sets for - Tor ~ Per
dbaan setfs. Address "a A ...s..- +
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PRIMO OCK

s:'4 r s:r. sr SITE. aud beautiful
DRESS, STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
that
to the following r n o. o
Memac other PRINTS I2l Staples
accordance.
In DRESS GOODS following and beautiful designs:
Chn Mohars Cloths Jaconet
Jaeon; Silk and Iron Frame Grenadines black
Genappnes, white and buff figures French Pcrcaes,
Striped Lyons Silks Fouard Silks Silks,
japanese Silks, and the handsomest line Of
Checked Silks for Misses
haveev and
mott least, al
exceedingly
large fashion
able display of Dolly
Dolly arden il Organde,
Chnz, Pompadour silk; Hamburg EN-
brodery, Gupue I.aceB Bands Silk and Gloves a
tempting display Turco Fancy Ties rich and
tasty coorsi also, OUR new which w design
READY MADE GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Naples Silks Grain Ribbons, all ors
and
Careful invited Of our unusually attractive and complete stock an" we pro-
New Goods arriving daily.
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EDWARD LIZA, m. D.,

TFyENDFRs hfs professional services, An The
III treafment az diseases Of the EYE and
EAR. OfRoa with DR.. Harrington, .6tawArt
BufldinR, Jackson, Mas. ap8w0m
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ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS

DeliUered at the University Of Nississippi, Or
ford, On The 3D. Of May, 1872, befsre he Her
nEeaH"and PHI Sigma Societies.
ROM. u. HuDsoN, YAzoo CTrY, Mss.
Phi Sigma Orator
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CARPET WARRHOUsE.
A. BROUSSkAU 4 CO., Importers.
M Chartren Hsreet.

NEW ORLEA ANS
OFFERS FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
" CarPeting-English and American Of az
kinds. Floor Rarniture and Enameled Oh
Cloths Matting-5OO rolls China, 100 peiccs
Cocoa. Windbw Bhades, Table ard PiaFo.lor-
ers. Crumb Cloths Drugget Linen aua felt-
Curtains-Laoe, Reps, Norsted Damaski etc
FuEnituEe Coyering-Li nen ana Afgtloh stfipea
Cornicee Bandn Pins. etc. maYlhwlV
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For further particulars, address
VIM H. ANDERSON, NJ, D..
iuly20w Dean Of the Faculty.
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Member Of the ". z. Stock Exchange :
Randall m. Foote's FinaneinI
Pamphlet

Contains some sensible advice On che aubiest,
a. a. is bAsMn uPon gpmrngfl sepge pI tneiples,
which an experiencs 81 many Year, a. mem
her OF the Gold Board and New York Stock
Exchange has fully oorr0borated.
Sent free on application, by letter on other.
wise sfia ik,jAsDAL n Yooff 4 co
10 BroAdyIx and 10 New street New York.
may8 '12wiy
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Special NOTICES.
Be on the Safe Side.

We hold breath and life by frail tenure and
not to protect them to the best of our ability
would seem to argue deficiency of common
sense The searching winds and cold rains Of
spring, the tropic heat of summer the malarious
vapors of autumn, and the alyzlng Temporal
ture of winter, are all inimical to those finely
adjusted and sensitive pieces of mechanism we
call our bodies. Each season has its peculiar
perils and the fall is perhaps as prolific of dam
gerous disorders as any of them for at this sea-
son fevers and bowel complaints arc very apt to
take IN epidemic form. As q preventive of this
class of diseases Hostettcr's Stomach Bttcrs
cannot be too warmly recommended. In it are
combined five essential medical properties. 1t
is a tonic, st once pow erfu and wholcsome-a
stimuant, pure and undefled-an aperient, mild
and panless-an anti-bilious agent of marvellous
efficacy, and q general regulating medicine
without an equal in the pharmacop;eia These
five distinct properties, operating together in
perfect harmony, produce q condition of the
system somewhat analogous to that brought
about by Il course of puglistc training. In
other words. as judcious physical training
hardens the flesh and renders it comparatively
fst-proof, so does this marvellous invigorant in
crease the capability of the organs OF the body
to resist the more indirect and inSidious assaults
of disease. 1t imparts new elasticity and strength
to the vital machinery, and those who use it us a
preventive of intermittent fever, dysentery,
diarrhGa, dyspepsia, rheumatism, and other all
ments common ut this season, may walk fearless
through Ill atmosphere impregnated with the
morbid elements which give rise to those mala-
dies. nov lS-eolw
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The Markets.

New York, Nov. lS--Stocks very strong
Gold firm at l34. Money firm at I. Va. skies
4S; do new s. Flour more steady. Wheat lc
better. Corn shade frmer.
BALTIMORE, Nov. lS.-Va sixes consoli-
dated 544; do. registered 4S4; do. new IS. w.
Va skies l53 bid. Cotton dull and heavy; low
middlings lSSalS!. Flour quiet but firm and
nomnay unchanged Wheat quiet and steady;
white choice 200a205; fair to prime do. lSOa
1875, choice amber 200; good to prime red $50
al95; common to fair do. l40al75; red West
ern l57al65; amber Western l7SalS0. Corn
steady; white Southern 55a60; yellow do. 55a
42a43; Western mixed 40a4l; do. white 4la42.
Rye quiet and unchanged.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatches to the Alexandria Gazette.
From New York.

FFOIn new 1OFh.
New YORK, Nov. ls.-Nesrly all the wo-
men arrested on the raid upon the concert sa-
looms Saturday night, were released yesterday
aud the proprietors held in bail for trial
The Committee: of SeventyJ will decide to-
morrow evening whether it Wilt continue in ex-
istence or not Some Of the members think it
Mayor-elect Havemcyer, who being democrat
and elected mainly by Republicans, is without
the present politicians backing
Insurance circles are excited over rumors
that the judges in the adjoining counties are
! ready to appoint receivers upon an ex-parte
statement with the view of making money out
of the misfortunes Of the companies The nn-
derwrters say they will resist all such action
and hope the next Legislature will so improve
the law that the companies temporarily affect
ed by the great disaster may not be pushed
into liquidation on the ex-parte statement OF
any one actuated by motives Of malice or gain.
Along the line of the Hudson river terrible
disease has broken out among the poultry
Chickens are dying by hundreds, and turkeys,
geese and ducks III the market, show signs OF
the malady. The disease appears to be as
Stunning the form Of destructive pestilence
among domestic fowls.
The dropsy, the new horse disease, has made
its appearance IN all the city car stables. Fifty
per cent Of the horses attacked are said to die,
and the horses affected are mainly those
worked while suffering from the epizootic. -
Stablemen are becoming alarmed.
The Methodist Church has appropriated for
foreign missions S34S, S25; $l02, 337 in excess
of last year. The total amount appropriated
for mission purposes, foreign and domestic, is
$3.50, 425.
The Swiss residents Of this city celebrated by
banquet last evening the 5G5th anniversary
of their couutry's independence.
The Portsmouth, which sails hence this
week will take corps of civil engineers, instru-
meut, etc for the further exploration Of the
isthmus Of Darien.
John Kelly and his wife Kate, concluded a
drunken orgie yesterday in Mott street by the
latter falling iuto the fire, her head and shout
ders being burned off,
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Fatal EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE boiler of loco
motive attached to freight train on the Allan.
tic and Great Western railway exploded last
night, at Bowlesburg Ohio, tearing up the
track for some distance and wrecking the train.
The engineer and one brakeman were killed and
the fireman fatally scaldcd.
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Weather ISeDOrt.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Nov. is, ] Il. In.
Probabilities. -For the northwest and Up
per Lakes and Michigan northwcsterly to
southwesterly winds very cold, clearing and
clear weather, extending this afternoon to H.
diana and the Lower Ohio Valley. In the
Gulf States, Dorthcrly winds, veerlng to north
eastery with cloudy weather and continued
rain, extending this afternoon to the South
Atlantic States % the Lower Lakes and
thence over the Middle States aud New Eng
land, southwesterly wind diminishing pressure,
cloudy weather, light rain in heMiddle States
and occasional snow on the Lakes and in New
England.
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New YORK, Nov. lS.-A dispatch from
Philipsburg, Penn, states that there is con-
siderable excitement in the mining regions con-
sequeut upon general strike Of the miners tol
an advance of ten cents per ton. The opera
tors refuse to give the advance, and tits doubt,
full how long the strike will last. Sixteen mines
are now idle, all the miners in them having
unit work
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CITY ITEMS.

DECAYS EFFAc1NG FINGER will never mar
the teeth that are brushed daily with oderfcrous
SozoDoST. 1t lends a floral fragrance to the
breath as we'll as protects the teeth from corro-
sion and decomposition. nov lS-eolW
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80 King street.
MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Fairfax s. GEORGETOWN TURNPIKE
COMPANY will be held in the Baptist Church
at Falls Church, Va, on SATURDAY, De-
cernber 7th, 1872 at 2 O. clock
By order of tho Directors:
nov lS-eotd w. Ii. DANIEL, Sect'y.
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Avoid Consumption.

No enemy to the human race is more to be
drea ed and is more nsidous in its approaches
than the too fatal destroyer Of health and hap
piness Of my riads-"Co Consumption in its CHASTITY
form" The duty of all is to guard against it:
first advances. This may be done by the timely
use of DR.. TUFTS Expectorant.
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NJ 0 T | G. Z.
THE ALEXANDRIA BRASS BAND
Will give their

SECOND GRAND BALL,
On the evening Of WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9th,
At HARMONIC HALL,
And it is hoped the members will be rewarded
by having large crowd. The proceeds will be
appropriated towards procuring uniforms.
The committee pledge themselves to make
this the Ball of the season.
Committee of Arrangements j. H. Dugan,
James Mansfield, Alphonso Lucas, j. A. Moore,
P. H. Riley and p. German.
Floor Managers Alphonso Lucas and }. Fl.
Dugan.
The con- mittee reserve to themselves the right
to eject from the hall any improper character.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies' 81.
Omnibuses will be in 1T enhance. nov 12-td
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PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS. The largest as
sortment of sizes and styles. Inspection invited.
GEORGE c. HENNISG,
No. 40 7th street, n. W.,
nov l5-eolw Washington, D. G.
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Cholera.

New YORK, Nov. 1S.--A European letter
states that $4,000 people died Of cholera in
Russia this year.
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Theirs, Contribution.

PARIS, Nov. lS-President Theirs has con-
tributed 1000 francs for the relief Of the sut-
ferers by the Boston FIRE.
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THINK Simmons Liver Regulator one Of
the best medicines ever made tor the Liver.
have seen it used by my wife and by
many others who were sick aud afflicted, with
wonderful effect. 1t seems to always cure,
Z. H. SPARKS, Albany, Ga.
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H.nTSE.NE.SY'S.
MASlSl s BATES
DANCING ACADEMY,
Harmonic Hall

Mcssrs. MARINI 6 BATES Will reopen for
the season their Dancing Academy on MON
DAY, Nov. 18th. Mr. Marini will be at the
above place on that day from to 5 D. m. All
persons wishing to become members of this class
will please be present during those hours.
Days and hours for tuition: Mondays and FRI
days; for misses and masters, from 3 to p. M;
for gentlemen, from'8 to 10 p m. Terms, $l2
per quarter. nov l5-lw
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ms-SrECIAL NoTICE-GESTs' EXTRA FINE
BOOTS AND SuoEs.-We have just received q
fresh supply of Gents Extra Fine, hand scwed
Boots, Shoes and Slippers, of every description,
which we unhesitatingly recommend to be the
very best on sale in the city.
w. B. WADDEY,
oct3 "a King street, Alexandria, Va.
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A SURPRISE PARTY-Thc Washington Re
publican of this morning says: y movement has
been upon foot for several days past amongst
the members Of Excelsior Lodge, Of Arlington,
Va, to surprise their genial lodge deputy,
James e. Roach, and on Friday evening all
arrangements were completed, and about 9
O. clock number Of carriages were seen moving
toward the well known residence of Mr.. Roach,
near the Long Bridge. They were freighted
not only with handsome young ladies and lovial
young men, but with baskets of good things
for the inner man. On their arrival the
guests immedatey took possession Of the man.
sion, carpets were removed, and some OF the
young folks sent in quest of musicians: which
they soon succeeded in capturing, and dane
ing was INDUCED in until the wee small
hours, with the exception of an iutermission
long enough for refreshments. Amongst the
ladies present who seemed to enjoy thcmsel-
yes hugely were Miss Nellie Close, Miss
Ida G. Wibirt, the Misses Graham. Miss
Carrie E. Smith, Lulu Jones, Mrs. Roach,
and Miss B. c. Crook, of Alexandria, (who
was pronounced by all the belle of the even
iug) The party separated early in the morn.
ing we'll pleased with the complete success OF
their surprise.
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SOUTHERN CLAlNs.-The Southern claims
y,;ss;on On Saturday heard the claims OF
q W;nSeId s, jerks, and his sister, Mrs. E!lza
h Mb Baily, heirs of1he late VIM. jerks OF AL Il
o OT, county, Va, for property valued al
about 5000.
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LOCAL BREYITIES.

| The quarterly term of the Fairfax county
court commenced this morning.
The supply of oysters at the dock continues
to be ample, and the quality excellent.
The chain gang has been reinforced lately
and now is a really well drilled, obedlcnt and
effective force.
-Four parties were reported this morning fol
breaking the Sunday law, and warrants issued
for their arrest.
The North bound passenger train on the o..
a. & NJ. R. r. due here at 643 this morning
did not arrive until 9 clock, having been de-
Iayed by an accident to the locomotive OF a
cattle train at Coyesvillc.
Washington Lodge Of A. I. & A. NJ, OF
this city, will pay fraternal visit to Centen-
NAL Lodge of Washington, next Thursday
evening, as will be seen by notice elsewhere
in to-day Gazette.
There was no session of the Circuit Court for
the county this morning 10 consequence OF the
absence of Judge Keith. The Judge. will,
however, return tonight, and the session OF
the court will be resumed tomorrow
On the last trip from Washington, yesterday
evening, of the steamer city OF Alexandria, a
collision was imminent with schooner lying ID
the stream without her lights up. But Tor
the promptness and quick sight of the pilot OF
the steamer, severe accident might have re-
suited.
A gentleman from the country accldently
walked overheard at the Washington ferry slip
about seven o'clock last night, but was speedily
rescued by Messrs. John Perry, }. A. Speak
aud colored man named Monroe JohDson
who happened to be on the wharf at the time.
n.,, nj Oft nd n
man named Carson Kane, arrested here on
Saturday for assaulting and cutting with a
stone Mrs. Beemuller, near the toll gate, above
West End were examined before Justice
Brown on the evening of that day, the latter
discharged for want OF evidence, ana the for
mer committed to Fairfax Jail for his appear
ance at the next term OF the court OF that
county
An exceedingly large congregation was pres
ent at the NJ 7. Church last night, where the
protracted meeting that has been III progress
for some weeks past still continues, and which
is attended with increasing interest. Many
mourners were at the altar and several profess
ed conversion. The day services will be slls-
pended after Wednesday, but those at night
will be continued as long as the existing Inter
est is manifested.
SUDDEN DEATHS. The wife of Mr.. William
Fannon, residing on north Fairfax street, who
has been iudisposed for some time past, was
taken suddenly worse yesterday and died dur
ing the absence Of her husband who had gone
after doctor.
Miss Josephine Cotton, daughter Of cx SUI
perintendent of Police Joseph Cotton, was
taken sick on Saturday and died last night.
THINK Simmons Liver Regulator one of
the best medicines ever made for the Liver.
7 have seen If used by nv wife and by