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rg,WO MFORTABLE BRICK
DWELLINGS AND THREE NAGASI
LOTS ON THE. " EST SJUE OfSEVENTEENIn
NEAR CARRiMGTON STREET For sA A. al
day of June. 1873. on The premises, at So O'Clock
- ~. In the following order Small brick dwelling
at the southwest corner of Darlington ana seven
feet. Two story brick dwelling. No. 62s, on tne
west side OF Seventeenth near Carrinst3n STEEL
containing six rooms: LOT 2lxso ieel: anu s I'M
twenty sthree feet EACH all extending back to the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad. :, civ zna
twelve months for negotiable notes with lnterest
added, aud secured by deed Of trust Tax OF 1878
to be paid by the purchasers. x,opasnN
;,,< AuctiOneers.
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POSTPONEMES1
BY Hill d Goddln,
Real Estate AGENTS aud Aucticneere,
NJ. il0s Main street.
VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRA
:. W n VI, rN IN -,rIIl.-L LINE DE III

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC.
= TIVE FARM ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKEASDO OHIO RAILROAD, TWEEN
TY-FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND, AND
ONE-FOuRTH OF 4 MILE FROM TAYL0Ms-
VILE, HANOVER COUNTY, ON THE RICH
MOSD, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD, FOk SALE AT AUCTlOS.-On
TUESDAY the Goth day Of May. Oh the premises,
III IL O'Clock, we will sell the very valuable FARM
called BEAR ISLAND, late the residenre OF
Richard G watliniey, deceased The farm contains
ONE thousand AND EISETY-SIx ACRES:
about one-third In woods, and hes on both sides
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio raroad-three hundred
acres on the east and The balance on the west Side
IL Is Justly considered one OF the best grazing
farms In the vicinity, there being large quantity
OF meadow land susceptible Of high Improvement:
The highlands are well adapted to the growth OF
wheat corn, aud tobacco The improvements con-
sist of large aud c0mmodlous brick dwelling, with
an the usual and there Is Within one hun.
dred wards OF the mansion never failing spring OF
excellent water. Baptist and Episcopal churches
in the Immediate neighborhood. Oue-si2th OF the
mineral rights reserved.
4 TERMS Onc-fourth cash halance at one, TWO,
and three years, with six per cent interest aooeu'
secured bya trust deed on the property. Possession
in a short time. For further information address
II .asEf HILL i GODDIN ,.Auctioncerd.
my l-eodtIlthtdtd HOS Main street.
ge l,.a POSTPONEMEST
The above sale has been postponed on account Of
Indictment weather ~ "WEDNESDAY, June istf, "
the same hour. JILL y t1ODOlN,
NV 90 a. al Je3 5,e,istdJ Aucft0necrs.
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LUMBER DEALERS.
FURNITURE. DC.

FURNITURE. DC. e
.jTIIJRNITURE.-W would call the atten-
L lion Of all III needof Q a@ !.
FURNITUREANDB BEDDING 80,
to our large and superior stock, manufactured by
the m,,st eSperieIlced workmen and from The best
materials. Now on hand
BEADSTEADS, kTAGEREs,
s.it r RtTREsUs, PARLoR SUITS,
WARDROBES, COTTAGE SUITS,
WAsHSTANDS, MATTRESSES,
TABLES, BuLsTERS,
II CHAIRS, PILLOWS, ..aa.
SIDEBOARDs, LOOKING-tJLAssEs,
p DESKS, CRIBS,
ROOK-CAsEs, LOUNGES, -..
anu niai'' o'A'NA - HARDWOOD & BITTER.
In, Governor street, Richmond.
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ATtTTgSssLEETutnre Days.
Dys IIyuc q BIUtHFIy -
AtcHoueefg aha Real Estate Agents,
s. Y No. I'M Main street.. <

sstta 80
:EIRAMEp HousE AND ,LOT sIrU.
T. AIED ~ ssTHE COR ROFFoURTIASD
'0RnEAMss STR Ef.Ts, RTa;EETTs! AT lAUC-
O'clock p 81, d small FtAaEp DWELLING 10.
Gated as 9b1ve Described, containing four rooms
west line OF Qreans street "a by 20 feet All alley
hnd Is very near the ter,ninus az te ChesarScske
AMI. ONO Railroad, and would suit well as staut
TERMS: At sale. LYME & BROTHER, g.
iel3 EfE -. 4uctiopeeIs.
{. BY Ishel s1Bon.
Auctgneers and Real Estate gents. ri.
NOS Eleventh street. between siain and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALEOF STOCK OF GRO
SUE md ADAMS STREET, AT. AUCTION
signed, trustees for the creditors of Glazebrook
Thomas, bearing date OH the 9th day of March
1879, or record In the clerks office OF the Chancer1
CotIrtlof The city of 1efmond we will sell at TIN
store OF tilazebrook 4 Thomas, corner Brook ave
nue and Adams street, at putllc auction. OH FRI
IA 7 the 1sth day OF June, 1873 commencing nj I,
O'clock a. a., their entire stock of GROCERIES
- lN!lI0LHssEs, VINEGAR, CIGARS.
"a WRAPPING PAPER. TOBACCO,
ss.as,., HORSE ALSO
II N AG,tN aud HARNESS.
~ -. CARRIAGE and IRON SAFE. i
lhaAs' Cash P Ra5sR !: F s4nSpEhs' : :.
= je IL 81 80 ,p z;,-r Trustees.
-. .PosTPONEhfENT. i.
the death anv Of sale + in
MORNING, June.I8 1879. at 10 O'Clock - ! =
ie@ - lSBELL u SON. Auctionecrs.
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+ IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
Il sale. say at 81 O'Clock, will sell the valuable
BUILDING LOT adjoining on the west. IS by lie
FEET 10 an alley. n. M. LEE, Auctioneer.
H. II
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CITY CoLEECfOR,,S OFFICE,
VA, May 81, 1873.

CITY COLEECFOHS UFfICE'
RICHMOND, Va, May 81, HS' :
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAHL
l. from O'Clock A. Nj. to O'Clock X d. tIoin sc
the purpose Of receiving from anypersoni chaLstA ~
With CITY TAXES for the year 1878 tue sn9 ~, VI
ten per cent will be zdded TO the aJD oppt OF M
charged IN every case where the party asssa snsa
fail ~ pay the whole or"ne.f Within tns thsias
feW DAYS or the collection. tie Cob 6ctor would re-
stertYiiily request all parties to call early In
snefiHed. md those having l.sts and meTlOranduns
70 leave Viii do So that their bills may DC selected
and receipts made out :. =, :, ,.,,aa, ,
ie elm JOHN L! REGEAULT, Collector.
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.MaLLINERY GOODS.


ENTIRELY aNEWI-F.RENCa.a eg
PATTERNS to be still exhibited dur SsSJ4$szS
ing this week at s~MnS, N.Y..
Also every article In the Millinery line can pc hau
Mt :" - = :. = MADAME Is. u EMEi.MAN'S,
- - 80 = 1923 Maln street.
- 81 Sy,s;,,. THE LATEST SENSATION,
WILLOW PLUMES OhIPONs FOR SUMMEE,
= -, =, in every fashionable shade. -.
FRENCH FLOWERS. such us have never before
been Exhibited i'm ills city. ! In FANCY GOODS.
reafIiaee Fcllues, Shawls, Wells Collars and Hand
.kerchefs. Also q fuu line Of Initiation LaeeS. Kid
Gloves, beautiful In all celors. Jetssuch rs Cpmbsi
Bands Pins, &C., at the old-established house OF
81. sH3:i@ IL MADAME b. DEMEL MAS.. /.
N B.-Conntry merchants viii find 1t to theif
calling upon me, as ,RHt convinced, after having
had our prices You will be satisfied that the above
~ $50 -, MADAME B. DEMEI.M AN,s
49,. - 1923 Main street;
- nys ,.,,.. =: between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
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BY Robertson, Brunaugh d Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctOneers,
Hull street, op~csilc tho courthouse,
,.,hurfor vu
DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUs

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID executed 10 NC az trustee on the 10th day OF
March, 1870. by William Winfrec Jr., ami duly re-
corded in the clerks Office Of Chesterfield County
Court ID Is. 81, page 2le I.hall, being reauird so
to do Ivy the beneficiary. sell at public auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 5th VI June. 1873,
al IL o'clock NJ, that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND living near the Midlothian coal mines IN
Chesterfield county containing about 332 ACRES.
adjoining the lands Of Franklin stearns D. Is. Han
cock, and others. Tlils laud lies about two and
half mics from CoaAeid station on the Richmond
aud Dauyille railroad. within the coaeld. About
Is cleared the residue in forest Of oak and
pine The surface indications of the existence Of
coal are ~ good rs any In the coal-Acld.
The buildings constst Of Il DWELLING with ninc
or ten rooms, and all necessary 0ut-houscs
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses OF sale
and $780, Slse The 10th Of March, 1874, and VI $50
on the lUth of March, 1875 TO be secured by deed OF
II ust on The property the residue Of the purchase
money. II any, 10 d. PAYABLE at such times and &C.
cured In such manner Us the said Winfrce shall
direct aud in default OF such direction US the trts-
tee shall think it, :. BROOKS, Trustee.
ROBERTSON, BRoSAUGa & Co, Auclioncers.
POSTPONEMEST.
The above sale islnstpvned until SATURDAY,
June est, at IL O'Clock NJ, Mt the sane place. Con-
yeyances will be at CoalheIi On the morning of that
day to lake persons arriving by the O'Clock pan
Vile train TO the place OF sale. gI
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nEMARKABLY HANDSOME LOT, ON
~ TIE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH BETWEEN
fntRfii AND FIFTH STREETS. FOR SALE.
lr ar,>, truly beautiful LOT, bounded OH the east
- u" r'ri,lnfr of Mr.. r.. X. Addison, on the west
80 tlEt"i Mi. E"rutrd Chalhlcy, fronting u 1eet
ronuimg tarh Ia. f,,f 70 a widc alley. This lot Is
GO" Ia rai.-'rers, Vineyards and shlubbery' and Is
vary fiIIid-'m". u
IEHMS: Liberal. Apply to ,
Il is-gt ". tiOtbD1N. ,A!lCtlUnetr
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-, By tirute,s.& Williams.
I aurttCuesrs and fteaI Estate Agents,
Etererth street between Main' and Bsnk.

Ih14kAs-s4lE5
r ARGE FRAME DWELLING ON
~ franklin 4 YER EFT y EAR TMES,{II I,
ON pWENTY.sEfENTH STREET. FOR SALE
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sell at 1uet ton on, the
premises, on TUESDAY the 18th OF. Janes M g
o'clock =. NJ, the large FRANZ DIV ELLIN9 10.
Sands. It b two stories besides basement aud at.
ic. It has nine roons. There we'll Of excellent
water on the premises, The fos fronts SO feet on the
north side Of Franklin street. and back ESQ feet
The stable Lot fronts Is feet nl Twenty seventh
strect and ttts back 1ts feet The situation Gf this
property Il beautiful cuBituanding d fine view OF
The river and the beautiful cenu;ry below GU both
i1 TERMS RI s ti eRUBBs & WILLIAMS, z.
je 10 "a. .Taa~j 90 .s5 Auctioaeers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAI. ESTATE ON YORK RIVER NEAR
cted on the goth day Of March, ls7f by Benjanin
Robinson and wife, and duly recorded In the clerk
office of the county of New Kent. the undersfgTeS
trustees therein named will the premises. on the
FIRST DAY OF JULY 1919, sell at public auction
the BRICK HOUSE. This estate contains about
400 ACRES, situate In the county Of New Kent.
and lying ediatey on the river and opposite the
town OF West Point. s.r,...f s,y.t .s's.tr. 49,
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are invited ~ px
anime the premises before the day OF sale and the
present proprietor will take pleasure In showing the
estate. 49,.
TERMS: Tash TO pay expenses of sale 7nf debts
secured by said deed, about $4,000 and as 70 the
balance, terms will he announced on day of sale.
CYRUS A. BRANCH,
j.. Z. ARMISTEAD,
IL ..tds EE e--s Trustees
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us.L ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
by W. X. Robins,
Heal E-tatc Agent, Auctionccr, &c,
l,rl Bank street. ncAt 10 cuStUm-houSC.

sVTVtt.
1 i PRIVATE SALE, IL ANDSO NJ +
a EKi'h DWELLING, all modern convent.
''t".,. north i'd Main street between First and
'"'i>l'". Lot IS icct front by one hundred ana
~ odd tt"i 10 an alley. Stable, carrHgc-housc,
e. Nn ;llr prruti-cs. Terms easy.
tirs.-class BRICK DWELLING, three stories
I4 basement. north side OF Leigh street between
fllI;h aid Ninth Location aud neighborhood
pleasant aud uneXcpliunahle. 80
Valuable STORE. suitable Ior a large wholesale
it.>tu.s>. Oh the north side OF Main street below
Fifteenth.
pb.r BW tLLlNGSau many desirable BUILD
Nc LOTS in ;hc most Improving portions of the
IGl. Apply 10 W. b. ROBINS,
!a-a 1905 Bank street.
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OFFICIAL,

CITY AUDITORS OFFICE, g.
.... r., ....s, RICHMOND, June 10, 1878. s ,
U,HE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE
FUNDED DEBT of this city will be closed on
the 10Th Instant and viii mol De re-opened nnti te
lst July, 1873. o. D. NJ nG,tn,r
IL l4-I0t an0IsoI.
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A RTHUR ROONEY 81
n is daily receiving und flushing ,,,u M&
CHAMBER, II ARLDks ah fGI d 4, Il -
-rtf - Of first-ciass material and workmanship;
81 JrnhnisteTi1a mattresses holsters, and pliioWs
and AM kinds of high and low-prced gooas ~ ssoCs
and made to order ut very low. profits Customers
Warerooms, Governor and Franklin streets.
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BY w. Goddin,
Auchoneer and Real Estate Agent,
~ once corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GhuBas & WILLIAMS, Aue,,,u TSrs'
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nrrICr OF Cay sUP'T. OF SCHOOLS, 4
1901 CLAY STREET =, D.
RICHMOND, VA, June IL, 1873.
THE SCHOOL BOARD VILE KE,
L CEIVG applications for positions " aaditio iha
principals and teachers In the pnohc scoo'' u 'i'
city If Richmond until July 80; ,,-,y,Nropp
e. "a sts% "pp S,iperintendent Schools.
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Ry Moody Il kuyall,
EnL t>!ai. Agents and auctiouccr>.
= larrrr NJ seventh aud Hull streets.
Manchester Va

HA VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
II hsli -Nlrc for sale. at public aliction. on SA-
#INifNN III" lith day OF Junc, iss3. nj o'clock r
u r<t HANDSOME FRAMED TWU-STORY
~ II DING, situated on the east line Fourteenth or
= :l-on street. between Porter and Perry streets
~ - fronts - feet by ST feet. The house is Just
d. bod, contains four good rooms, neighborhood
.r..si ard an improving locality. -.
rI!.M> rnc~iou:th cash : halance IN four. eight
S.. w,l,u months. SIX per cent Interest added and
":-d ~ trust deed. J ". MOODY,
Trustee.
,',r IN, above sale VT win offer THREE LOTS
'.''arh. un pCrr' between Fourteenth street and
t...,a din HN"ptn>
-. tnl LOTS. :e feet each. IN Fourteenth
l..... ~rum,S street.
t.aw> ~ sale. MOODY 4 ROYALL.
e 81 D,tSSa Auctioneers.
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.cs O0OOLD BRICKS, WELL
CLEANED AND HACKED. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold OH TUESDAp
the nth day OF June, 1s73, at ~ o'clock NJ, on the
lot corner Of First and Grace Streets adjoining the
residence of James Thomas, Dr., Esq. i,
{. = '''' JAMES NJ. TAYLOR s son.
a.. = ~ Auctionpcrs
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JOHN s. WISE.
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
HMM Ii civ

------ ---"--- = ~ p 7 commissioners.
P.S-After the sale of the dwelling, FOUR EN-
CELLENT PEWS I'm the middle aisle Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church win be sold. JET
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NERVOUS DEBnrY.-A DfpRsssHD, 1R-
RlrABIs STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY: OR AMI
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMoHT,
OFTEN WITH DRBIhlTATINa, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The consequence OF ex-
cesses. mental overwork or indiscretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds SOVEREIGN
CURE in HUMPHREYS, HOMEOPATHIC SpR.
c1F1c. No. %. It tones up the system,
arrests discharges, dispels the mental
gloom and dependency, and rejuvenates
the entire system;:it is perfectly harmless
and Always efficient. Price So for pack
age of Ave boxes and a large g. vial of
powder, which is important in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of
price. Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
562 Broadway, NY. For sale by GE1aER
d McGREdoR. Columbia, s. G. Ap14 tT1y
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: No PosrPoNx11RNr.-It is not wise 10
put.cR antil the heatA. Of summer have
eommehced the rinvigorating process
which would have occurred the system, in
advance, ngainst shis untoward influence.
By toning the stonaohs hvdf and bowels
in the spring months with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters; snd continuing TO take
this harmless but powerful vegetable IN
;1fgorhnt during :the Summer, Il Is quite
'eettain that even psfsohs Who aie natu-
rally delicate and defcient'i In vital force,
may escape the az Of indigestion, head
nche, nsuses, biIionsnsss, nervous. de.
6iiity and mHntA oppression which; In
the absence or bneh preparation. otssn
Eprpstrate and sgonizd the more robust.
a pure stimqlant, msdicAted With the
iuices Of tho finest touic, anti bilious and
aperient roots and herbs. az an invalu-
able boon TO the weak and ailing, and
this life-sustaining boon ID the form of
Hostetter's Bitters. 10 fortunately within
fhe reach OF al. May 1871
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HOMICIDE. Friday night last,
aboutS o'clock, in rear of the Bomar
lot, in this town, John McNally was shot
in the head and killed with pistol in
the hands Of Lieutenant NJ. F. Gallager,
both Of the United States Army. An in
quest was held over the dead body, and
verdict rendered in accordance With
the facts above stated. We have no
such particulars Of the sad affair from
such authority as would warrant US in
giving them to the public. Lieutenant
Gallager,. by his attorneys, Duncan l.
Cleveland. has made application for a
writ OF habeas corpus.
Manning has elected the following
town officers: Inteadant-Joseph Gallu-
chat, Sr.; Wardens-W. r. White, j.
q. L. Thames, B. p. Barron and D. J.
Bradham.
Colonel J. 81. Evans, of Spartanburg
has been invited to deliver the memorial
address in Charlotte. on tho 10Th of
May, and has signiicd his acceptance of
the invitation.
Tho Augusta municipal difficulties
have been adjusted. and Mayor Estes has
withdrawn his resignation.
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:. pIs.;.ht a;ss !sel "a seuis.eS: s.lai.a5p b.
breAthe halo of cheerfulness around hsna
tal illnss., his fottnadSSsi snbiinsA. "a xnn3ast hast
ThiSs h's
even cheerfm 80 the last, no onef could look
upon his serene tountenlrcs without adrira.
taon not ny picture would be Incomplete. did
added the grace Of an abiding and unfaiterjn9
trust In revealed religion. Throughout his
nle ne praotioed its virtues; and he put the
licly with the church in which he had Been Been
reared. Il -. A A ooe'A
THE light which led him on
Was light from HeAyen.n
Mr. Chairman, feel my inability 70 oor.
tray the character Of sneh : man. fndeedsit
ts thsme worthy OF the poet. In his death
rne e1mmohrsaith hs. suffered. suoh Cha.
a character is divine legacy to his bereiysd
widow and children, which Will animate and
encourage them during their pilgrimage ia
tiie TO deeds OF virtue and acts Of love. It Is
better than fortune, more enduring than
| riches! r'.@.1i - seA
"! He Il, h has goneiT snd-we; deplore rhis.loss.
many o. 6s loved him with = brothers love,
May "He who feedeth the raven and drgG. nrovi.
IDENTIFY caters to the sparrow" cumioYt. che.
rish and support the sorroNiug widow and
her fatherless children. -''- -
1
iution, m a de very earnest speech, in. which
he dwelled with great. emphasis UPON the
high moral chsraoter OF the deceased and his
warm advocacy Of the .ile OF right against
scientious be!iefs.:.-! 10. = = 49, ~
The meeting thereupon adjourned., a.
I a-1;.5t J: P; CAHR0IL, Chairman.
I ehAAtfsf. 'ANsExl .sesrstary. x as7.4
Horn1 ARR1vAIs. May 7.-Rose' $
Aotel-C " Montgomery. Charleston; J
4 Mendenhall, Thomasville; = A Roach.
n 81 ~ Caldwell, Mrs Caldwell and
| four, children, Winnsboro:J M2Hmith
and lady. .Bsrnwell, sc; ) 81 .Gondef.
Is VLowe, Pa; O B Knowles: Tenn: q
G Croft, Anderson; GaW Ailiauu. Dar-
hugtou; III 4 0'Connell, r Hafrii. NO.
f. Columbia sH0tel-H'.S Lobby .5aT y
O'Brien, Charleston; IL E. Jones. NIL
d Spencer and wife, Conn; W HEVans.
Sister NJ Farier, Sister NJ Glare, Ohariea.
ton; W p McNulty,' Doko; j " Sign.
wife and two children; g G; HW Law
son. WI Otesswell, S:C.;L..s =, .1.:
Wheeler: Hotse-R' IL -Warine, Balti-
morei John il Eemphill; Chester; s B
Lee, Ooonee; DR. 8 Angle, Charlotte; "
Adams, kingville; W 8 Gregg, Whining.
fton; Chas- 9 aundrodorf, Baltimore; Q
Lee. N @; John Kerps Phila; W n Gil
rardeau. Sumter; DIS Hart, Charles ston f:
" zshackIetord. city, " NJ Bowlett
Hendris Houses q SHamitaar. Rieh-
land; J T Stewart, Ridgapay: J III Blair.
city; NJ A Bland, Cbar1otte; r G Heggie,
Augusta; Sohter; Fla; Miss Laura
Benjamin, LexinRtoI;-C W Sheron, Ga;
Hsssen, Chsrteston; II A spann, Lees.
vile; Miss A M Anderson, Ala; " III
Shaekleford; 81 A Gibson, Fairfield.
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W. Z. EVANS & co.
CAPTAIN JACK

TNH + Modoc Chief. by his remarkable oar.
Il Ing, has rendered his name notorious.
The Indian Girl, by surprising all opposition
IN the Cigar Trado. has gained unbounded
reputation. And since this treacherous chief
HAS ASSASsINATED
An unsuspecting victim, thus raising the cry,
death te the Modocs!" this Queen Of Luxury
hiss been selling the Manila Cigars, famous
for their nerve-alley:ating qualities; also,
those brands at three for rs cents, that are
the subject OF conversation among judges Of
the weed--thus proving that she is not one of
that tribe. AND as
GENERAL ClLLEM
Finds the lava beds hard to take. 30 smokers
lind the Manila, Princess and the hne I'm.
ported Cigars hard TO beat. Mays
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: MARRIED.

On the 9th instant at the residence Of the
brides father, by the Rev DR.. J. L. REYNOLDS.
Mr. CHARLES N. BRooKBANKs, formerly
OF Charleston, 8. c., to Miss EMMA G..
LAYNE, OF Columbia, s. G.. No cards.
ATCharleston Netrs COPY.
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To Rent,

lsA POSSESSION given on the 18th inst
Ga& the COTTAGE HOUSE, now occuried
bv Mr.. Isascs, on Taylor street.
Mays GEO. T.. DIAL.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-08

pnolicans or Carlists will capture the
The Superior Court deny new triol
to S, Ssokes. and affirm the Judgment.
The widow of the late Major. General
John z. Wool is dead; aged eighty.six.
Cakes Ames is gradually weakening.
Only three OF the crew of the ship
Tennyson, wrecked on the 22d February.
were saved. They foated eight days on on
piece of wreck.
NEW ORLEANS, May 7.-Forty Metro.
polisans have arrived at Brashear City.
NO negroes are on tho streets. Adyices
from st. Martinsville are threatening.
Several gun stores were robbed in the
city. 1t is stated that Emory has con.
eented to send company to protect the
Metropolitans at ST. Martinsyille.
ANEw YORK, May 7..-All the gambling
houses within the Fifteenth Police Pre-.
cinct we're closed by police this evening.
ST. Louis, May IA meeting of the
Executive Committee having the Con-
gressional Convention matters in charge.
was held this evening. Twenty-Five
Congressman have accepted Invitations
80 far. Some difference OF opinion hay-
ing been expressed by congressman as
to whether they would be expected to
discuss the questions brought before
them, it Was decided that third session
should be given them, to be used as thoy
might determine. 1t being stated that
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-23

which the profession for many years have endorsed. As there was great prostration of the vital powers, tonics and stimulants were early required. And, in fact, all forms of inflammation are more success fully treated by the alcoholic stimulants than by any other. Hence freely gave Gin, with the compound tincture of Peru vian Bark and other bitter tonics with iron.
 In the dropsical form of this disease I found the Acetate of Potash the most trustworthy diuretic to restore the faulty condition of the kidneys. I gave it in ounce doses every four hours, in some se- verecases, but usually about three times per day, dissolved in water. l often used turpentine in half-ounce doses to stimulate those organs to 8 more vigorous degree of activity, and with good results.
 The condition of the feed was an i'm portant element in the first foem of the disease. I gave warm mast wholly and no dry hay or oats. And many fatal cases might have been saved had these regula- tions been more strictly complied with. dered the free use of carbolic acid, chlo- ride of lime, and other disinfectants, of which tanbark was valuable agent, in modifying the severity of the disease when used as bedding.
 Kind and watchful attention had much to do in saving the lives of these poor af- dicted creatures.
 Respectfully submitted,
 N. CRESSY, M. D.,
 State Veterinary Surgeon.