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1, ,BLAcKBEERssF BRANDY AsAssDs WINE, vifeaDiSi
made, ,six years old, at CHHIsT1AEs& WnrHis.

DIslNrEcTANrs.-As our Board Of Health has
reeommenfed iprecarticnary measures TO be taken;
in consequence of the spproach OF lths Asiatic I
cholera our citizens should sid them In every way
intheir power by d free use or tpisINF ECfANTs.
Oarfsiends Messrs. MEaDK &BAKER ase prepared
to furnish In any quantity CARBoLAIE OF LnfE,
CARBoLIc ACID, and all the other dis,nfectants
usually recommended by boards of health.
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Delegates from Bath 10 Stale Conven.
. ton.

MILLBoRo' sPRINGs, BATH COUNTY, Va.
BY meeting held at Milboro' springs,
May 22d, 1873, with Captain John q. Dick
inson in the chair and George w. Mcdonald
secretary, Alexander H. SitliDgton was APP
pointed, with e. G.. Fishburne, alternate, TO
represent MiiIboro' Township in the guber-
Material convention of August 9Th. u
|. I.f., j. U. DICKINSON, Chairman,
g.. W. NC Donald, Secretary. 49, slg.E
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/ & HAVE YoUR PIcTUREs MADE--Eow Is the time,
to have your pictures taken. The pleasant weather
aud clear atmosph phers tinsrre YOU good photo
graph. BEES q Co.'s gallery was crowded fUm
early morn to sunset Saturday Tksy are more att
sentive and kind to children than at any sallery
have ever been Id We recommend Our readers 10
REEsss gallery. Their pricesare io;s and work
ROOD - - q. So, ~ Il sy.fs sz,.ss.s,z
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CHAsGEgY CoURr OF RicHNoND-Judat
|Fstshegh.-The following eases were dis
posed of Saturday: S
Watkins, DC, rs. Iryine's guardian, &c.
Decree confirming sale Of property and
making partial distribution of the fund.
Redd's guardian us. .Rsdd, &c. Decree
Econffming report OF commissioner and
directing a sale Of the prppertystn the bill
and proceedings mentioned.
McEandish, &C., Us. OYerton, &c. Decree
confirming reports, of commissioner and
making partial distribution of the fund and
providing for the inyestnsn nt;of tha residue,
Holland and wife Us, Ferguson, &c. De.
cree confirming sale made by commissioners
OF the property therein referred to.s Is -,
Becknan Us. kolbe, &c. Decree directing
deed ito be made for property the purchase
money for which has, been paid In full. -,
tif Hunter us. Mason, &c. Decree referripg
eauseIto commissioners for inquiry and re-
port. s.J,ss ss.r,s - - /, 5,s.a.
: Wilkins us. Wilkins, &c. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioner as to final disposi.
ton of the fund. fsslG Is Akg
sssSnead us. Snead's administrator. Decree
referring cause to toacommissionerfo for inquiry
and report. : /
Hatcher, DC, us. Pollard, &c. Decree con-
firmipg' report of commissions, making a
partial distribution of the fund, and directing
q deposit of the residue at interest. ,,,,.s.
Z MatIry and .Tabb, trustees, us. Richmond
and York River Railroad Company; Rich.
mond and York River Railroad Company ps,
Maury and Tabb,, trustees Decree direct
ing conveyance to purchasers OF the pro.
perry. on the terms therein provided and
set tforth, &C.. = sAtss75if eEs3s.fk3 2ffs
Wilson and wife rs, Hill's administrators,
&c Decree directing the. sale of certain
personal estate of, Alexander Hill, deceased,
and making provision for the distribution OF
the fund. u @ise" 'i#s Ii F:A,.
SCOT os. SCOTS executor, Sc. Decree pro-
viding for the transfer of effects in this sale
to the State Of New York, where the bene'
ficiarjes Of the trust reside.
Is Toler us. Wood, &c. :; Crenshaw os. same.
Decree confirming report of commissioners Of
sale oftbe property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned. 'i
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NoARREsTs weremade at the Second sta.
ton since the 24th instant until Saturday
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HARPER's BAzAR for, this week received
from J.4T. Eiiyson, neWsdealef, 1112 Main
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HATS AT ,7sc. worth so, for sale at 2. WEIs1-
GER Cos. Tbe greatest bargains ever offered in
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LADIES HAIR.DREssINa FASHIONS, direct from
Paris, at r. FERRANDINI's, sts, sls, and sl1 Broad
street. All varieties Of hair work made 70 ordsr by
Parispatterns FOR at prices, according TO quality
of goods, and I guarantee my work TO give salts
faction. s0n aferhair goods, sla Broad street.
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY SEw--Caribads cele
brated biscuit lat CHRIaTIAN u THITz.s. 81
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e FRsycH nRaNDY, anest qua difscss "a p1ktss
ton, fas medicinal ptsrIps.l, ss eHaisTIAss 4
WHITES. Il 80 ssfS Sss
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q Z INSURANCE COMPANIES. f
7EsTTYi FIRE ms URANCE 1 COMPANY,
" I Fs,,ss OF RICHMOND ,yA.a;;t,. J. so n,
'yF% OFFICE. 11I3 MAIN STREET.
J, (under the Banking house OF Lancaster & Coz 1
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. ): ~: $500. .00e.
ASSETS i. j. iSO, GOO,

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. ~ $500 0oe.
i9O,uNV.
DIREcToRs.-.Pete W. .Gsnbts, Clement 3.
Barksdsle, Charles Z: Davis, William M: rcher,
William H. Palmer, T.. B. B.Iaturdi 8. II. Hawes, T.
William Pemberton, ID. ), woodbridge, .: Glas-
gov, II. L. ID. Wafford John Tyler, Isaac h. Car
rington, Jamss Dunlops ". y. Saaries. i anthony
HiIi, d. b. Watkins, Lewis 1li Crebshaw, George
w. Gary, Samuel Freedley, WilliarE 81. Powers.
ghiS home company Is now ready 70 issue lts
policy against LOSS Or DkbaAG e BY FIRE ON,
|RuILDINGS, MERCHANDISE. HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, and other tnsrrabie properly, ana
S'l''' y pasi ASA SNYDER, President.
1e Io-am f,l H.. B. MEADE. secretary.
DOYAL FIRE SURANCEG COMPANY
IL OF LIYERP0OL AND LoNQ0Nsa a,,,.
beposi.sd with treasures Of Virgina. ssasSe
IMPERIAL FIRE INsUR ANCE COMPANY OF
u Depo sted with Treasurer of virginia $4,000:
Shareholders personally responsible foEithe obii-
CATIONS Of the above companies. IA r,,s,,s,,
panies, we solicit the patronage cf the public upon
settlement Of all claims. and heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE y CO. Agents,
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
I, / CASH HAssETrssHo ASSETS HovER Il S6o.ocO. 900.
Cash diyldends, atl otherss at frst ana
Premiums payable annually, seni-anliuslly, and
! The OLDEST, LARGEST, and oEEAREsT company
: ''o o'Ase1 JOHN JOHN II. CLA1B0RNE Asent.
&c 2l t;ttssls3. ftrss No 1l06 Main street.
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934 BUY YoUR cIoTMNG, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS or 4, B. srENcE &SoN.
iYEMBRoKE WHITE DREss SHIRTS for sale only
by !. .B. SPENCE Son. Ass''Y 81 F. ~
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Defeated ia Both Boards Wciirr Tor tho
uAcr-MMrhcnch IN ~.

n,f a., I.,tt,
- -, ~, ~" NV
"'''-""'"'"'" i"N Ni-'
Tia" Ass i3Ht Aldermen met c>t"rdiN
T.. r.... lisa. g, r.i..,rf f ti. ,,,,,,i,. ,..i., 4
So ''''
'NeH "rZuheh'- l'r ana atiIh>t tne l'hl oi
e!.i rult GO the lndu 5trial Exhibit nu Company.
ll, ...tyrftte. ro,.,rte1 ,..,i,,., tic ,,r,..-,l
~ N -
l''h lhr> eh} mat the company scheme Is
imrrac' ic4ble because Of the impos- s-ibilltv of
i,5,...,.. ,,,,,,,f,c,,--. i,,,...,,..,r ,~.,,.
''' - '"'N' ''' ''' .''''. va a. -
hrep tct =" is on exhibition for AMY -reat
lcnr ~ time and the diGi ,lltv of kc.pfny, NJ.
o.. ,..,t.i.... t,..,,., i...,,, D I....,,t.t ~
''' '""' " '''"''N ''.''u' 40
ll' -h--D -l"i ihi the appropriation would he
t.. iuclns of lly.ng cmiIoyucnt to the labor
i,. .i.e.c- tl, ,,,,,.f,,.o ..,, ,n., ,i,, f.,. A.
| '' '..' '"' ''' !,
i.rHt'u lN i'N 10 hli-h ii' lfNrr-ii. nj
worn Il-' i' iflh-' lhr Nh-r'tl "t Natural lt.--
i..t' .l.' t'-r ri.I "l Nft tai iu. -rrYutnrY
DO l't chll"l .in, lt.' i.ts eco b. Atu ihc new
'l, i.le'i. ahi they add iiiti % tur liW t.Ae-
fNltu lurff lll ht Morh NrNu-h Tor ,Lr Labor
ln- urii. Ih'i say DOL c'n'ii i-iIu;
-. ,nuf '.' ,i- o." h''r' i"N "n" hundred
- ~ , --" '..
f.t.. .i t'. .n.,' ., ~. tN f 3,,i ID,
tlA ID ia ...l.'.. ii.r.. I.. ''. i... %. .,,'
}. .t.. i.'.,.r. vi, have, .a.tt. Ie.I. i-.l.r.
l.. '...af. Hr -N'. .lr.,t % 10 b. Nl-',
".'.i ''t' 'N' i Htt tu i'ls
.u., .a- o.. .4 l'l 3.
'.t''' f'..... ''''' ~ 80 '-." '' '' F"'s
,lt ~ a." 3D. lli' T. H"i ~. \ -, '',f
'"' .N .'l' N'',' b l''- ll 81 .i'''''t '''.'
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nrnlcr saios eopl b'ah opened at easGec for san
mixed. Oc for yellow. sud 7fc for white Ors nrnler;
sacs ios mei M 5sEHilr. for mixed Stutv, 5Se5ic.
Tor mixed NcstcrH, ara jjaj1c. for white Western.
Barley fruCr joe 2Dl bush. at 9 fis,. TO for Can.
ada liav, art tl91Ior tworowCd State. Rye quiet at
ai ~ -H'. Tor Nc-t,ru. Peas qtuct. To- adviccs OF
t.c CONDITION Of ti' canal were more favorable at the
tcrros -1hr uat,cf for cot on the spot j. dun.
puoi tons Nrr'l. rd. stock ON sale light Mddltfg x
urlun1s, la g.; and tow middng ho. "a &c. Sales g.. =
dl e. of winch il lur Export, l,ilU for NnsuuuOn. 81
Tor fttcu1i uu 1nI .n n transit I'm fOrW Hrd ivcres
erc Ntrc .ht Uauartiuns ut Lice lover rites Sales
,a"V lci, sing a ilc for NOV ubtr ~ - lGc. for
Drccinber IS &c. for January. i5tc. tor February,
'l .tc iur Mul, and u ltc. Tor April ibc Liver.
pYl uirh'i 80. d.N. MIddinr uulau44. ~ j.
it9Nl ioNt-lo was In nodefat, demand shles
~ Ni Ht til iIr gee" mess for December. and Siti1
iorn western lrIfI' M se Bacon qu.Ht salea
90 A ui 81 fIr ma clar on the spot. ", for Cum
.'tl rt &C.. lHrtt I,uF clear for Jauutr, and 7AC.
iurf orr ,I"ar il- p trutrv Cur Weff4 Wrrr about
tl,adf Fl. hcluI. ticelcl ham vi e'sa9'i'.; Mest-
tFn N' 81. hed shoulders 90 6I. %. g., do.
ltHc- H H. -f..r hfius II lie. and dn shoulders AZ
t.. '-- u'It.rt sales i,1t tCs. at o. fur prime
Guy. Go Tow 10 iI CI~h and Nu.su4Irr. I iIt1s. for
J"nuar' "hl ii-lo 'Sc. for February Dressed hogs
lower zee ..tf CSC.
srSpHf' atr.i1cd rasin stcady and quiet II O. no
WIN NOR ust-r done tor future deliver, sales I'm
gu about ltt0i lhs kcnned IN nbls. puoic nj i2sos
L,.fOrtpoi ad n.N month. and iaI ~ e. FOR later
ttlNtr.fF. tr'. u tf &c., euut aud UDUN.rhrr. cases.
IS tg iHec. Nupafha, gc. 1aow ouiet bat rtraiv at
..4ci tuiN 'tnvu stock. tttir.uc dt.I ut SIC.
.h"e. NNH.C ifHrr anl fNrIy aci .vr at ~. o4gic.
frluis "cu lu.l bay nru OH cake Co. I,ruIr ~ sail
.un TO Antwerp 10 Is ed grain to orA tor ciders,
The sun., 1873-11-20

since O.Wr-O assumed city propOrtip ipus,
there have boon fcuds and h-hts, quarrel, aud
quilhlc-. natllrs aud bickeling- among uliiti-
clln-, and between the races re- ,idug n Tic
SECOND ward, uutil II hrrlule known As the
yoke, blood flowed freely Ia the second but
since it has rolled up i'll faithful Domocrat,
young man who Is engaged TO u youns girl worth
"A dollar or two.
the Midland work shops are locat led in the Sec
Ond ward, ana there many Of the WWku"n Wlu
have been ldhnrng for " the fan of the thing
for months past reside. Even the Issuance Of
tickets hY Receiver Hewitt has not had the eff
feet ~ cheering the home of tine nuncYlcss me
chanc with winter staring him I'm the face.
Yesterday afternoon patience ceased 10 he u
yHlue with tAe wives an9 G 'naren Of the On
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Nrw NONN. wednesday. Nov. 1o.-hcccipts OF
l'rN- W tr #. t'f. ti HI ad. The Iu1rk,t vas not
at IFr. ii rfff'c wcrr nuuy h'd AMI fuld 40 full
ltt- fnrtlrl i-W So allkc n. t. girAs % bs. TO
@. f.. I. 90. ltI-s rNt.
lir' .f's 90 fte, ana lamba were ~ cars. or 3n55
h'fd iir ~. rather slow. aud TIE lNtcuors wanted
.Nir .t 600. ou ordinary and common stock.
I4Huf IAuH Nfr. 30 ~ Ctuu higher. Ihn tztrens
ftl-. vas bf 90 p. Tor thc' w. with ears uf very
uu.rfH extra 'IuN.
t.t. Of .a. oUrc % cars. or 1.,,3 nosd. IN, mar
A'. tu. 90 .r. g.. 90 lf. and 3 30 O
The sun., 1873-11-20

Daniel Murphy, who had the rare fortune Of
having another man OF the same name tried IN his
Sc on the .g'h uit for an attempt to rob lduuud
oNcil, mate OF TIE hr GAMBIA Oh tio ght o. Oct 90
as VU-ir rday tried Ia the General Sessions His dr-
ieucr condo t>I ly Nr. NIu. kintling, rul. ly
tac .rgiaDcnt that because The tuuDl4 ualt ard thr
polt'Iu sNurc that the first Mur, by produced
wnr ul' real rohs 3, snd were shown 10 L4ve tUrn
mist tkcn. 70 ere Reasonable couht of tho correct.
icss OF thc present dcnu1CatIoI Dt tc pr oarr gt
ta rsr. md hrLcc Le should &C. Acquired. Tho jury
hoNct rf udu src Il 30 that fht Iuey convicted,
VI. MAIII. l.ls L .LME e.AE luI - NrArs.
The sun., 1873-11-20
Now Lcr.ry Krni, fer NNnr.

Adit.-Gcn. Stryker has received onrrs from
several nlu officers Of their commands g. s"rvc 10
cub. among whom are Col. y. Madison Drake Third
Ec-im,ut; ool Angel, seventh E"-imont, Major Du
Bols Fourth Battalion MAJOR Ar,y late ~ Fifteenth
NtN ttscA krcmt ut, who uutrs company from Nrn-
rri IN w. m rom Officers 90 lat'~ 0i. Who ire-f
trf'ul" nc rom tha city. aud tunptlN A. Garth
H"si"l"t'. co.orci company ~ JCrscY Jity has
Off lril It's rNIces.
The sun., 1873-11-20

s'earsi .r 'iurro Castle. iiayaha. mise aud rass
'..ls, ,u' cau I'.4p. savannah. muse. aI pass.
.Hfns'Ip MuriF'u fft. savannah. uusr. aud pass.
Nt'aus .lp c.l"-ii, ltlutufs. udsc. ,ni r.,a.
sIrN iN l'oitsi ltahll, Glasgow. fI4 70. rr T1es.
Steamship Sort ont Itilidefuh I. fnd.e ara pass
~ t Jau es Iavl-, 9 rAau liua. lut. ner.
Also tln usual river ana c1tt. WISE vessels.
sunni steamships n MN MIA. iiavro Vow YORK,
urDu 'n; lta GLASGOW Java sud Miunes pta. Liy err
pool. cas- Il ilous. o.. NtN orleans.
The sun., 1873-11-20

IJNANCTAL AND CONMERCIAL.
WLDSE DAY. Nov l0-P. M.-Thcrc was
largo and active ti4lo at the stock EXrhaugc,
resulting IN an upward current OF speculation.
Husinc-s until midday Waa, however, unimpor-
tant at declining prices, a natural result uf the
fcvc.sh and unsettled condition OF the market
at the close of Tuosday's q alings. But In the
afternoon, when announcement was made that
the banks had gained itGu 90 in LEGAL tenders
since yesterday. ana that the i ,sooiatCd Bank
officers at their meeting Tomorrow would prob
ably decide upon pYst stuoncmont Of the report
Of their committee of nine, the bulls TO Il aG-
vantage f these favorable features. and inaueu-
rated success iul ri q Of to- SO Z cent. on the
active li.t, the market closing strong. The chief
ap.cuaiNc feat res vcrc Western Union. Lake
shore. New Nuri. Central, Union raciAc, " ahaah.
ST. Paul, and Northwestern common, tine cS-
tr"uc fluctuations iu which vii! hc found below.
The cmbarros.n.cuts Of the Mercantile No
uonal Bank did not exert amy Influence upon
the market because the condition OF the bank
was 'r;ainel e. hc .ouud, aud much au-, ,fi.c
wa. cAprc .scd ia hdfii. - circles that orls ho.e
in.uWc' .dcuiined with that u-lituliou should
have i.tuuu di.cr.Ii, ul li lul.uciai .llify.
h' io d numb .roi PIP os dealt iu We l'l-
.i. Nh'rh Western iYi.u farrc .cutct -i.4.l;
I. tc 500 rD. .i.ilN, lu..u iariu', l-.ijJ. Sew
t,D.: N.,i.h ii.}:: 'Nli. .ye 'csn' i..ol: !. w.
..ud. ".]s, Lri,. .lr; Pacific NHl, 100;
itfnn.ht ul So. .o.. .'. li"p. ST.. Paul pre-
lr'reu. ln; N"~awcs .rn prel .Tcd. tl; t'n-
.'i.i alton t..'. -.r1t s. g.. &. aud I. C..G.u;
Sow y .r~oy & .nDgl. o'. n.,t"n liar ford ari
J.. ..lr. .s'; Del psaf.. r.awfu'h and N,.'oru.
ESQ; iiir preferred. JI at G,; Panama. ln';
Michigan Centr.l, 2n at 80; nt"d states Lx.
!, is.dgi W Ige.", rr . ,. & rl ian'Iai "a, sr1 %1
Nin.ng Company. l0jato; and Atlantic and Pa
-r,'-ulYttnu i'm cold was To- i,ir,rtant anil
The sun., 1873-11-20

4 IoNcI-' Q@aFir Both kiil Thtm,tlScs.
4 lovers quarrel between n young ac-
trcss named Kramer, better known a. Fiaulcin
Remark, and her lover the actor Scaumaun,
which occurred in Austria n few DAYS since. was
followed by Vely sad consequences. For some
weeks before, the disaRreemcnt- letWcen the
two had been frequent. Mis- Kramer made
attempts % KIN herself, first, hy opening a vein
with knife, and then bY driukIng solution Of
pu. .~pIurIs n.ntrhc- iu water sue Ma rescued
In time pu both occasions. .,nroc days bVlulc
tlc rual a rariel after hIyiu. hpd q dispute with
SGuumann. -hc tuoh a revolver and ~ ned INTO
tun street at niFht time, threatening to shoot
h"npt. ilef maid prevailed upon her 20 return
to Ga, house, and lececded Ia oalulng her,
FINALS, thlrc da}s Later, tit loveir bad short
nnd apparently uuilHloltant quarrel, 'WmC-
att"N Htier which MIS- kramer htIcd h"r.,..
bog aui-tYl >uut
~caJH.u.u $50. at once taken into custody, hc-
c'N-' li was tIpucl hc Wisht ltNr hHi some
oHiuplc,iY il tuc ynuLs lady death, u"d a!-
t'If-f,il nm nom t..e!u{ lis own me a. lih
tH'"'tenrd 80 dc. There ocins no prooi pi his
c.iupicity, be was released aitcrAc bad become
CuWI used. III this occurred ~ L'nI. Srun-
IN nm, after his release, rcturhcd To- Vienna 20
nj. fathers house, . kiIutrner Stra-st. lie
passed the iur,upou in thc family c!.tle, where
'5,IN 90 o. 1874. made tu dl.c't hinl AIuui I
o'.iorn 900 lic afternoon lc drew a -uali poci {
pistol anal ,u.t Iiu,fli ia thcr.osi saving. just
/. Lo 0rci, Uear ono who las gone bc'r', |
ho'" gas NorI;' lie G.'d m afcH a,conJs .ltcr,
cTc.a. Niuc &c, o., Narid,' AMI preesin- A.s
right d .lJ 90 u's lrca-t. The buiioi had pl-sed
tl.o.- ~ thc l:eaet blade, mal,lus 70 very small
hol., rhoH the ne of a roh. lie was wen
known as am ocf nr, although only tWruty-siX
y mrs Il rgc. A. neither he nor ,iis5 kramer
l.it any writing, the motives which brought
about the tragedy remain unknoWn. The last
words ui NchuuHnn give some color to the con
lecture that the two lovers had made u mutual
resolution 10 die.
I. r. Iiarnum has just paid s2,iOO In London
4
The sun., 1873-11-20

An Fn"rtual Worm Nrdicinc. Brown vcr-
mlfngr tu.Ihi-. e.! Nuu Lczrnccs. - ccuff a box.
The sun., 1873-11-20

". y. spuir". 81 Fulion ST.. Sow Nort.-
watches, diamonds. uuc lgwclry, ami sterling silver
Naic, Al small prJu's.
The sun., 1873-11-20

IclfHef lfcHN4 are tr largest holders ~ whiskcy IN
ne world Itelr oH lra. ~hsAry Is recommend 81 by
tc medical p.piH iuu u preference O. ireucn brandy
supplied iu crss ur cascs. United states uraneh u
Broad ot. sew ura.
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Su=,urss noiitts.


THIRTY Year LNpCrirucr ~ IN Old Nursr.-
Mf.' iNTlyN - - .lN1 rlNt j De- iNn scrip
ton of oHc oi tr - female nhy ,itua sd nurses in
l.c l, -. .-. auu Ass icon us'i tgr artJ years
Win u'Nrr iHlus tNf ty ard suHCrss hy millions of
liothcr- Tor thar rllDI en- relieve. ne tuI from
pain. curcs d,s "ntvry .ud diIrrhu gr pug th'
ei, ga wlhl cole. by eNlns heath T. the ChIlu. 10
les.s IT. nl.ih-r.
The sun., 1873-11-20

Attention. Inhir.. -No large stores, rents, er.
pcua's, ur profit .,y uauufacturins an our furs
sell single scI-. a. Wholesale prices. ~ cent
tlan othei d-a.-r,. FLEMING, 40 FultO st.
The sun., 1873-11-20

l., 7. Mfnum has Just paid S2.i0 In London
ior the tcrtt' OF the Indian UOk rirE which Prot.
srI ~ perform tAis evening at Tue C9eper D-ii'
tutc- A4G
The sun., 1873-11-20

7 TTVLTUTs FFTT ~ II TTTTTTVT " TW-
q M .EttNlI a 20. ban 'ers.
!. i-...4 .-. .l.A,c OV4 ! 80, NrS iora
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KINHaNILLE.

M IetcqrdM'
The karen-knOwh as one OF tribe IN many
espects peculiarly sepraied from others--in
he Empire Of Burmah, and who bears the
name Of Than.by-ab, gave lecture at the
Baptist church at =. NJ. yesterday. lie is
pursuing studies at the University in Roches.
ter, N. Y, having spent several years there.
He Is Just in the prime of life, mulatto in
complexion, and short In stature, having very
much Of the vim, however, go necessary TO make
him an effective laborer in the mission field In
bis native country, where he proposes IN 90
sooner or later. His history of the traditions
castcs, customs, religions, &c, were very inter.
estiDg, exhibiting idols, clothing, &c, &c, oil
Ia all proving very conclusively the truth oi
the saying that one bali Of the world knows
not what the other half does.
The annual meeting of the Bible Society
met In the evening at the Baptist church also.
The NJ. Z. church building is now occupy.
ing the centre of the lot and WHEN everything
is luly arranged the improvement made will
doubtless be very great. Services were not
held in the church yesterday, and thus the al
tendance Of the other churches was very much
increased. Mr.. Staples occupying the desk will
Mr.. Hckok Of the Presbyterian church.
The dry weather met with opposition some
what this evening from nice shower, pre-
cedrd by fearful indications Of a tornado. n,
damage done, but much good.
The potato bugs are being thus far routed
very successfully; and the solution Of pari,
green sprinkled over The vines, is SAID by those
trying it, to be very effective. The tariff rates
for gathering bugs is sald To- be % cents a quart
with an upward tendency. They say one II
admirably fitted for possum hunting in com
ing much in contact with these animals, from
the like characteristics.
The Choral Union is now holding its regu
lar sessions, except when circumstances pre-
vent with A. B. Luce conductor, and their Ok
accustomed esprit de corps is made manifest.
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Railroad Matters.

Receipts from freight received at the Ashta-
bula station for the month of May, amounted
to $6,147.
Supt. MoCoY Says that a cargo of coal is
expected in few days Tor deposit on the A. Y.
Il p. docks for shipment
COKE from Pittsburgh has been arriving
in considerable quantities at the Harbor via.
to the A. Y. s. P. line. 1t is intended for
shipment to the Lake Superior region.
A.Y. p. STATIoN,-The foundations are
being laid for the new station at Centre street
crossing. The building is to be of wood' IN
the gothic style of architecture, 2Gx66 feet and
30 feet high. The builder is one of the hrm
of Trimble, Mcintyre & Co., of Pittsburgh
1t is 10 be completed in sixty days, at the esll
mated cost-as we are told-of $4,000. LII
location Is on the west side of The track, ant
near the Centre street line. The new road tC
be opened by the company from Fisk to Cen
ire street. We suppose, will be located near th'
-1.Ha a1i tr1Is 'H tneI1iII H. 0
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HAIR.BREADTH EscAPE.-On Friday last,
while man named Harmon, was at work at
the pile driver sinking the planks to the A. Y.
& P. dock, the rope to which the hammer was
attached broke with the weight when it was
going up and in its sudden descent 1t just
touched his head and cut of the ball of one
thumb At frstir was supposed that the skull
was fractured, but this proved not 10 be the
case and the man was around on Saturday.
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The steadiness Of the movement up the Mis-.
sissippi Valley from New Orleans of distem
per, which, whether 1t be really the Asiatic
cholera or not, has counted its scores of vic
Tins in day, and the possibility that 1t will
become more or less general throughout the
north, seems to counsel cleanliness upon all
cities, with their localities of reeking filth, and
the larger towns, like our own. Our Board Of
Health might do good service to The commu-
nifty by authorizing their health officer TO
make round of the village and then report
to them the results of his observations. A
complaint has been made 10 some of the mem
bers of the Boar !, by those having workshops
opposite, that there is stencil coming from a
grabage- heap IN The rear of the Ashtabula
House, that is difficult to breathe with com
posure and an orderly stomach. The Health
off Ger has been Instructed TO look into the
matter, and due return make.
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GEN, j. A. DEWEY, formerly of Ashtabula
county, died suddenly on the 18th inst., in the
court house ut Knoxville, Tennessee, of heart
disease. General Dewey was well known in
this county, his parents residing in Austin
burg When the war broke out he was stu.
dent at Oberlin, but yielding TO patriotic i'm
pulses, raised a company of militia, was elected
captain, entered the service and rose 10 the
rank of Major-General. At the time of his
death he was prominent judge and jurist Of
Tennessee.