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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-27

FLUID ExTR ACT Blu c II U.
Is the only Known Remedy for Brights, Dis
case, and has cured every case of Diabetes in
which il has been given, Irritation of the Neck,
of the Bladder and Inflammation Of the Kidneys.
liberation OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Reten'
tion Of Urine, Diseases of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and Tor En-
feebled and Delicate Constitutions OF both Sexes,
attended with the following symptoms Loss
of Power. Loss of Memory, Difficulty OF Breath
ing. Weak Nerves, WBkefulness, Pain in the
Back, Flushing OF the Body, Eruption on the
Face Pald Countenance, Lassitgde OF the
System, etc.
Used by persons in the decline or change OF
life, after confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
ing in children, etc
In many affections peculiar TO ladies, the Ez-
tract Bu&lu is unequaled by any other remedy
Asin Chlorasis or Retention. lrregularity. Pain
fulness or Suppression of Customary Excavations
liberated or Schirrus state Of the Uterus, Leu
corrhpa or Whites, Sterihty, and for all COM
plants incident TO the sex. 1t Is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
MidwivCs for enfeebied and delicate eonstiu-
3ions Of both sexes and all aces.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-27
KEARNEY's EXTRACT BUCHU.

Shopper bottle or six bottles for S. co. delivered
10 any address, secure from observation. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Prepared by
KEARNEY g. CO.. 104 Duane St N Y.
to whom all letters for information should be
addressed.
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XEARNEY's EXTRACT BuCHU.

Cures Diseases arising from Erzpyade1oes,
Habits Of Dissipation, etc., In all their stages at
little expense, little or no change in diet, no in
convenience and no exposure. Il causes a fire.
quent desire, and gives strength TO Urnate,
thereby removing Distractions, Preventing and
Curing Structures OF the Uretha. Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, SO Frequent in this class OF dis
eases. and exnering all Poisonous matter.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. C. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician.

No. 277 & 259 s. Clark St, Cor Van Buren,,
....... ILLS
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MogTrART REroRT.-The following 10 The
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, January 25ti, compiled from sections
returns ressiyed it Tho ailice Of the Board oi
Health:
Whole number Of deaths in tho city. 81
In addition, 3 still-born were reported (onc
white and two coioreD. Sex: Males, IA
femass, II. Color White males, 8; white
fsnales, 8; colorod males, 6: selored females
Il. Age: One day to twenty, 3; one month
to six. 2; six months to twelve, Q; enc yeai
to three. ); three years to GYe, 9; i've years &c
ten, 9; ten years to twenty, 2 twenty years
totlirty, /; thirty years to forty, 9; forty
years TO fifty, /; fifty years to sixty, 4 sixty
years to seventy, 2; seventy years to eighty,
i, eighty years to ninety, /; unknown, /
Condition : Single, 10; married, 4; widow
ers, 3; widows, 2; unknown, 3. Nativity
United States, so; Italy, /. Locality: City
Ward, 3; Madison Ward, 7; Monroe Ward
5; Clay Ward. 8; Jackson Ward, 6; aims
house, 4; pcnitentiary, l. BY whom seFt
lied: Regular practitioners, 2G; coroner, l
Board of Health, 4. Causes Of death: All
OF lungs, /; consumption, (all eoiored)
commissions, |; Group, /; diphtheriu, 2
gastritis, l; heart disease, lsryugitis,
mara=mus, / /; measles, 3; old age, ); Daraly'
sis, /; pneumonia, 4; peritonitis, l teeth
ing, 2; unknown, /.
OFFICE or THs BoARD or HEALTE. Rich
mond, January 2S, 1s7S.-2en GASES of vari
olus disease rersrted for the week ending
to-day, Of which five we're smallpox and fiv'
were vario!oid. Five Of these cases &C
CURED in one family, the members Of whiel
hud not been revaccnated.
j. q. CABELL, M. d.,
President Board Of Health.
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MAaGEESTE.s gTREg.

RAILROAD MEETISG.-A meeting OF the
citizens, held al the old courthouse, with
Mr.. Henry Warwick rs chairman, and Mr..
II. Z. Duyal as secretary, lave declared In
favor Of General Mahone's proposed railroad
from Richmond to Petersburg passing that
point. Resolutions were adopted rendering
substantial uid and appointing committee
TO arrange for 4 mlss-lncctlnS at some day
10 be hereafter announced.
ORpISAscr rTIoiATIoEs.-The violations oi
town ordinances arc very frequent; that OF
driving over sidewalks being totally di3rc.
sarded eH the most public streets. No
good citizen should fail to rcp2rt to tie pro-
per Officers any WiIful violation Of town OF
State laws.
HEARTLEss TaEATAEST.-A ntyro woman
dangerously ii, Waited tIo hi ,ilbo rhood Of
Chester, whe7o she had relatives, few days
since, and report being circulated that she
had the smaii-pox, she Tas left to die in neg
lect, and her body remained uuhuried Unit
some white gentlemen gave it internsnt.
Such eondue. deserves universal exceration
Cs1lp BuEsEp.-A small eolored child OIL
a servant in the employ OF Senator Martin
Cowardin avenue, fell in tie fire yesterday
morning and was badly burned. The usua
remedies were applied, and no serious result;
are anticipated. .
NlEIr1xa or SyrERvIsoRs.-Po'sons having
clailns against the county would do well tc
remember that the nest meeting OF the
Board will take place at the court house,
Manchester, Wednesday, February 9th, al
Il O'Clock 4. u.
MINOR TopIcs.-Joseph Dorset, killed al
the Chesapeake funnel, Wasa member of tho
Alstadt Grsys, Of thi; county, Company b
Sixth Virginia volunteers, during the war
and was widely known as corporal" Dor
sett.
Nathan q. Coghil, county clerk, is de-
tainsd from his duties by serious illness.
Regular lecture BY Rev. Mr.. LumpGln al
Methodist church tonight.
Belle isis Arsenal is lot very strongly Tor
tilted, but intruders are turned over to tn
tender mercies OF Mr.. Newteli, Ororsssr
the Poor
The tensment-lousss Of Mc!lwaine g co
will be ready for occupancy early IL Eebru
ary.
Work IS processing q, rapidly on Jane
River bridge as It's most ardent friends eoult
desire.
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Rte1mead, January 2s, 1878.
E1T1EEE5s21Es.zazz~x.

MADISON AS A TEMPERANCE MAS.-Mnny
years ago, when the temperance movement
began i'll Virginia, ex-Presidcnt Madison lent
the weight OF his influence to the cause.
Case-bottIcs and decanters disappeared from
the sdehcard at Montpelier-wins was nc
longer dispensed 10 the many visitors at that
hc.pisabls mansoa. Nor was this all. Har'
vest began, but the customary barrel OF
rhiskey vas net purchased, and the song OF
seytaenen ia tue whcat-fed languishea. In
lieu Of nhiskey there was beverage most
innoeusas, gEstimulat;ng, and unpalatable
10 the army OF duEky laborers,
Tho following morning MIR. Madison called
ia Lis hsadmsa TO raaSe the usual inquiry
"Nsison, how comes on the cropi"
"Pe'ly, llars' Jeeras-monsus poly
why, what's ths nIattsr?"
"Thinss is serUs."
"What do you mean by seriouss"
awe gwins los' dat crap"
close the sropl Why should wc lose 1t -
"Causs dat az crap ar heap too big crap
to be geshsFsd shout whiskey. Lasses and
water nuver gstherod no crap senss dc Worl
war made ner 'taint gwine to-"
Er. Madison suceumbed, the whiskey wa.
procured, the "crap" was gathered, easc'
bottles and Gscautcrs rcappeared, and the
ausieu: order was restored at Montpelier
never again TO be disturbsd.-Fre1ra Lippin.
co:Ia Aa3asins.
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crooked though their ways sometimes be and

crooked though their ways sometimes be and
destructive to the virtue Of the peoples own
men, do yet, on the whole. contribute as
much to the common veal as the timid,
stupid, balting honesty, which generally
comes, according to our theory, from {" IRE
quont elections" and "the virtue and intelli-
scnce Of the people," Still, it is a power,
unserupulous, selfish, grasping, like all other
power, and needs check. The best know
Is rivalry and competition among themselves,
which causes them to check each other.
This, 1t appears to Inc, were Of itself reason
for the introduction OF one more corpora
tion, especially as two Of thoso already in
appear to be opposed to it, wishing, proba.
bly,, to keep the State for their own picking.
The only thing in the nature Of on argu-
ment that have heard against granting this
charter is that the road ought to be obstruct-
ed, so us to make it discharge its freight in
Virginia which no other railroad is now
required to do. But that argument, If ever
good. was worn out long ago. An inspec-
ton Of any map will show that some Of the
most thriving interior cities on this conti-
nent owe their SUCCESS to railroads that
pierce then in various directions. Look for
instance ut Pittsburgh. All other adverse
arguments arc really mere matters Of detail,
suggesting not objections, but precautions; /;
such 40 it will be matter OF course to pre-
scribe. Thus take it for granted that the
set OF incorporation will provide for the
prstsction OF the Stats's Interest, already go
long disregarded by The corporation that
senirols it also, that it will fix upon fair
scsis Of pre- rating, and that 1t will tke
good cor: that neishcr Mr. Rag!and nor those
that come after him shall, by sale OF his
ehartcr 10 a competing interest, fix upon the
State worse monopoly than now obstructs
and Expresses the region from which comes
A VOLUNTEER.
2,sbr,es6 Jani1arr a. 1878.
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PROFESSOR GRoMwELL's Art EErERTArS-
NsHr IT VIRGINIA HALL.-We wish to call
the attention Of our readers to this NEST ex-
ceilent and instructive exhibition. There
arc 30 many fine points about the entertain
mens that ws hardly know how to attempt
q description Of its excel'ences. In fact,
words can convey but faint glimpse Of its
marvellous beauties; it must be seen to be
appreciated. Last night "Londoh, the
Great City" was the subject, and to say
that we were taken TO London-in spirit
is the truth, for ono seems to seq the reality,
and not the shadow Of the substance.
AS feature we wish particularly to men,
ton the tinting Of the scenes. At times is
assumes the shape OF most gorgeous trans
formation scene. Positive truthfulness is one
Of the great features Of this entertainment.
It not only pleases the fancy, but 1t gives
valuable information that can only be OBJ
t.insd by long and expensive travel. To
visit the Professors entertainment once is to
feel an irresistible Impulse to 30 agaip, and
we therefore urge upon our readers not to
let this opportunity pass unimproysd.
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PYTHIAN CELEgRATIoN.-The anniversary
celebration of Damon Lodge, Knights of
Pythis, last night was very interesting
aud successful allair. Addresses were de-
liYered to large audience ut Union Station
church brother David c. Richardson pre-
siding) by Brothers John L. Edwards, ". s..
Gilman, j. J. White, and Henry Hudnall.
Subsequently the members Of the Lodge
(including large number OF ladies' partook
of sumptuous repast ut Damon Hall The
Committee of Arrangements, Aessrs. Wood
son, Neanlcy, and Hickman, deserve credit
for the faithful manner in which they dis
charged their duty. @as 4s.s s55..., z.
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SHocK1sa.-Aiics johnson (colored), living
oD the corner Of Locust alley and franklin
street, gave birth to child Monday eva-
ming at O'Clock. She was unattended at the
time, mono of the inmates OF the house being
aware Of it. DR.. McPhail subsequently rem
dersd necessary assistance. The child
seemed vigorous, but yesterday morning
was dead. The mother states she found it
dead on waking. Circumstances being sus-
picious the Coroner was notified, but could
find no indications Of inflnticidc. Death
was probably the result Of privatlon, the
mother being utterly destitute, and also has
the measles badly in addition TO her ether
caamites.
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AUCTION SALES TEsis DAY.

JAMES Ii. TAYLOR will sell at II d. ths bf1cA
sscTc and dwelling No. /! Fourteenth ssreos' De-
twsan Main and franklin.
RICHARDSON & CO. viii sell At p. 81. two build
Ing lots OIL tho north sico OF Crrln2tsn slreet
near the MsshaEicsy!tlo turnpike.
EILL & GODDIS will sell 4, P. NJ. q brick-ana-
framed dwelling On GEcad stsest between JeIsF-
CON aud Madison.
s.N. DAVIS will sell a; T. Il. dTsshi's-s"usS
on Marshall stree: near Madison.
GRUeBs & WILLIAMS will scil ut Il II. the farm,
known as "The Cottage" on tie Williamsburg
turnpike one mile from tia city.
". 0oDDIN viii sell at IL NJ, In front o. custom
house, ,.en Bank street, farms Ii Louisa spes1.'
vania and other counties.
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C'HAncERY Court OF EIcHNoND-TUEsDAY,
JANUARY 2S, 1S13.-Tha following Gases were
disposed of:
Walsh Is. Walsh, &c. Order dissolvins
injunction and suspending order ler sixty
days to alew petition for appeal.
SpllmaI, &C., Us. Norsham, &c. Decree
referring cause 10 Il commissioner for In.
quiry, account, and report.
Gill and wife, ST., us. Johnston, Sc. Opin
ion of court oyerruling petition for rehsar.
ing aud adhering 10 former opinion that
demand Of plaintiffs Is not barred BY statute
of limitations.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

INSTANTLY KIrLED.-Edward Foster was
killed at Shaft No. 8, Church Hill tunnel,
yesterday morning at half-past II o'clock,
while engaged there as teamster, by the
falling OF derrick. He was about thirty.
four years old and married. He was struck
on the back Of the skull, causing depression
of the bone. He died instantly. No inquest,
death being plainly accidental.
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Tue PHILHARMONIC CONCERT At TRH rIsA-
ER.-siuce the first brilliant concert OF the
Philharmonic Association At Assembly Hall
List winter the mere announcement OF an
entertainment hy tie philharmonic has been
sufficient to cause pleasurabe futter Ill
fashionable circles. II is almost SupernuouS,
therefore, TO SLY that the vocal and lnstru-
mental concert given by this Association at
the Theatre last night was complete sue
cess in point Of attendance. The large audi
turi.im wa, crowded, and the audience was
at once select, critical, and fashionable.
The concert passed OF most aGreeably, ae-
cording to the following programmed"
Part 1St-Cverturc to the Poet aud
Peasant (surpe); piano aud orchestra.
/. Cborus-Pralss Of the Soldier, by the
Association. 2. Trio-Piauo, Violin, and
Violoncello &lndante Of 2tst Trio by keissi-
ger, and allegro oi 22d trio by Mendeisshon),
Messrs. Wheat, Kessuich, and Thilow. 8.
Tenor Solo, "Spirito Gcntil" Ia Fayolita),
by Mr. w. 1. 4. Johnson. 4. Huntsnan,
Farewell to the Forest" by the Association.
5. Piano Solo-Fuueral March (Chopen),
and Turkish March (bsethovsn), by Mr.
Wheat.
Part 2d.-Oyerturs to the Fiqus Dame
(suppc), Piano and Orchestra. =. Scene
from Ii Troyatore-" Miscre y; soprano solo
Mrs. Reiuhaldt tenor solo, Mr. w. Z. A,
johnson. 7. Trio--Piano, Violin, and Fio-
loncello (AnGants of Goth trio by Reissigeg
and finale Of I'd trio by Mendelssohn), BY
Ne:Srs. Wheat, kessnich, and ThilOw. =.
Chorus. " Good Might" (AbO, by the Asso.
cia,ion. 8. Tenor Solo, scena and aria, Ill
Troyatore," by Dir. w. r. A. johnson. 10.
Duo-Piano and VioIin-" William Teii,'
by Messrs. Wheat and KeSsniGh. II. Finale
Chorus OF Pilgrims CTannhsuser), by The
Association.
A notable feature of the entertainment was
the sinxiug CT Mr. Johnson, OF Washington,
and Of 1irs. Reinhardt, Of this city. Mr.
johnson has fine tenor voice, and sang With
great ease. Mrs. Rcinhardt is known to the
Richmond public, having won their favor in
Der Erelschutz last season. Size bas voice
OF great purity, sweetness, and power.
The choruses were all finely rendered, but
especially the list which took The audience
by storm. It Is O grand shoruS. and was
grandly sung. The instrumental duo anu
irios were all we'll rendered. But to MIR.
Wheat, who presided Mt the piano and Wa'
director of the concert, the Association Is
perhaps mainly indebted for the success OF
the entertainment. Bis skill WAS displayed
not only at tue piano in his speciaities, but
in every piece on the programme. The Phil
harmonics are fortunate i'll having such q
musical director.
May we not hope for another such must.
cal treat ut an early day.
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soeIRsA Dl FEATELLANzA Il BEsBvoLASsA
IrALIASA, og RiszasHB, VA.-At the last
meeting held by this society the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
4. Alboniso, president, A. Bernicehi, vice
president; A. Bravi, secretary; j. Linale,
treasurer j. Lengnotti, J. Solari, "A. Sam
ghiuetti, trustees a. Bacsigaluppo, Y. De
Beuc, F. Mansini, P. Cont, L. B*raieeAi,
visiting committee.
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AHoTHER ACCIDENT At THE TUHNEL.-
About 2 P. N. yesterday Charles and jas
per Jones, brothers, were seriously, the lat
ter it is feared fatally, injured by the caving
in Of portion of the culyert Of the tunnel
at the corner Of Twentieth and Broad streets.
The wounded men were taken to the Jail
and Drs. Dove and Trent called in to render
medical aid. Jasper Jones. was injured 70
severely in the spine that bis recovery is
barely possible. Charles suffered severe
eontusions about the head and shoulders.
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LEE CANT, S. G. B.-There was n most
happy rernon Of Lee Camp, Southern Cross
Brotherhood. at Ger1t's restaurant last night.
y most magnificent repast WAS furnished by
the proprietor Of this saloon and highly eu-
joyed by those present. After lengthy dis
cussioa Of edibies, then came the " feast Of
reason and fow OF soul" usual on suoh oc-
casions. In response to the various toasts
addresses were made by the Rev. Drs. Bur-
rows. Curry, Granbery, Vanderslec, and
Judge Wright, Colonel ". c. Darlington,
Dr.. Patton, and others. The entertainment
passed of most pleasantly.
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GRAND Dr11sIoy CoLoREp Sovs or Ts

GRAND DIVISION CoLoREp SONS or TsM.
pEaANsg.-Robcrt II. Foust, Of Philadelphia
z. M. w. 2. Of the National DiFision Soma
OF Temperance, assisted b. Rsv. W. L. Lind
ray, organized The Grand Division Coorcd
Sons Of Temperance last night at Wesley
chapel, Oh Seventeenth street. The various
officers we're installed according to tsa ritua
Of their Order.
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USNAlLABLE LETTEEs I.EMA1SIEe IN THE
PosT-OEFIes JANUAEY 2S.-A. Moscly, Bro
kenburg, Spotsylvania county, Va; Judge
d. Garnett, Dunnsyjlle, Essex county, Va.
Judge 4. Gregory, LanesvilIe, King Will
liam county, Va; Judge -- Jones, ST.
Stephens, King and Qneen county, Va.
Nick Redford, care 9. s. Cottre!l & Co.,
Richmond, Va. Eugene 3. Carter, 81 south
Howard street, Baltimore, tid.; Henry
Smith, care AR. Whiting, Hampton, Va.
AIrs. Barton Haxall. Gordonsvil!e, Va;
Miss Rebecca Hams, at =. Robinson's, on
Eighteenth street between Grace and Frank.
lin: Mrs. G. Burke, northwest corner Twen.
ty-ssrsnth and 5 streets; Bliss S. L. Purcell
at Mrs. Fltzgerald's, Third and Grace streets
Richmond Va
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DEATH OF WELL-kNowN CITlzsS.-Mr
George A. Pearce, we'll known to the bust.
ness community OF our city, died at bis resi-
dence on Tenth street yesterday from paraly-
sia, in the sixty-fourth gear of his age. His
funeral will tnKs place from the Seventh
Street Christian sburch this morning at 10
O'clock.
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I'VE NEW WILSON UNDER-FEED
4 ,SEWlNG-MhC CHrNE-THE BEST FAMILY
e." ING IN The WORi.D-li Is light and
''h b!Ting great capacity aud :,;lapta'iou to
,I> variety Of fuu.ily sew!E@ rs we'll Us maunf.sc-
.S'!"f Il e,GLraces &i the important and essential
'''Ntll. embodied In scT!ne-,nHchincS pateuted
'!iA l!!c last twenty wears Including GU tIe late
."pi"i'nrris. auj sold 81 Much lover price ttaD
~.'i peer hss.-ca<s maciEe. Cal aud examine
"'.u Il'dSe Ior yourselves.
;.'''.fc":'., NJ. laG3 Main street mex door tc
4. ,I"'S "iAcc. Agents wan.G,i ever! where. Great
"'."."i'ruls offered.
tic 7~5in q. T.. PRESCOTT, Gcucra Agent.
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JcB PFlyrIvo.-We oaIl the attention Of lser.
chants clerks OF courts sherfs lawyers, railroad,
steamship aId canal officers and agents, and all oer
ha7na orders Tor printing, 10 The facilities offered a.
The DIsrAToGI PRINTING. ESTABLISHMENT for Tho
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds OF JoI,
PRINTING Wa can furnish at short noacs Card,
Bil-fIeads, Letter-neads, Programmes, Bau Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, 1aga I!anti-Bils, Catalogues
Ellis or Fars. Show~BiiIA Checks Drafts. &C., s..
natlasarsipa Guaranteed
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As2pvERTIsING AGENTS, IEssRs. RewEtL >
CO, Aw York stand IN hs front rank. They are
prompt, honorable and straiShfaywsrd'. ana wei
deaerys tho susosss :hfy haYs met VITA. Ihey can
always DO found vt u Pars Row, ana afe p.easee "
have business men drop In UPON them. ~ iaosr
rooms can be- forad 1las Of every asSspapas ! pu'
ushsd In the United ssatsa-lRse 1sssss'
5azSaes& PG -esy - sEs} $780, Il -ts.4-S
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4 NTIIiiACiTE CUAL.-For sale, 500
Il tuns Hall BROTHERS l. Co.'S celebrated FRANK
LIN COAL, the quality Of shir cannot lie o<cellc0
Also. Georges Creek Cumberland Coal, Midlothian
aud Clover iiii Lamp aud Hall Coal, all Of which
Will bs sold al the lowest markQt rate.
WIkT ROBERTS,
iyls corner Seveuteeuu, and Dock st-eeis.
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PRIME NEW FIss, At 20 eRHTs, At PrzzrcT's.
Bright nsw dates at IL centa, as PIzzIEI's.
Fezs Frsnsh prunos, at rs oenss al PIzzrN'S.
Sweet Valencia oranges, ut 20 eeeS Per Sszsa, at
PIzzIEI's.
New tuls7 Lemons at es coats per desea. nt PrSss-
nI'a.
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3oEy Ssf1TE IN TRoEBLE.-The Relt1 tous. .Esrald
Of this week publishes letter from "a great In
gust" to JOHN SMlTu In which the writer critcises
JoaE's Istters and gives him some good advice.
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IJtRg.S kETyfYTS.

WV, ,,, - - .,->-">",-r- -
s4IHt TOILET ARTICLES, IMPORTED
- ~! Gie,, lay Hum, handkerchief Extracts,
!": ~.!vby
:. ). WILLIS & co. Pharmacists,
- 80" loIrth a:sd Franklin streets. -
i ALsL HAIR, GRASS SWITCHES, &C.,
,I.' S.e ,"St going Ont Of fashiop, AID every lady
','%''i ,Ii aTal Ierser of tle powerful HAIR TONIC
isceoTs 70 be- aha!r uosrsher giving life and force
as! Which 10 failing for want Of the natural su-
S,s u nSnsatIs no ICED, sulSher. or Other poisos-
Te9H SONS, PropristorA
&1 Ninth xAe MSia snvSls,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-29

THE ATTCogs GUARD, Of this city, have
been invited by the Stanton Battalion, OF
Washington, to visi. tho Federal capital Oh
The 4th of March next and witness the inau-
SuratieR ceremonies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-29

NIGHT SCHOOL OF YTHLzGRAP1Iy--M --Messrs Pa IT.
TER & McGovERN will oRen their NIGHT SCHOOL
OF yELEaIAPHy February Ist- They have reduce!
the price to s2s for night sessions. Those wishing
to enter and those having put their names down Tor
this alass, viii please 10 hand ut oseek P. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-29
BAI,T;NuRE uAnEFre

BALTIMORE. January ss.-F1our duh srd mn
chanSe.i. Wheat IN good demand and lnchaScef,
d7e. yellow southern, $4,000. Data dun scut,ere,
.sastsc Rrc qris. as bsc-feess1. Hay u1ehanecG
lots Buif meats quiet-nothing Offering. Ascoa In
good demand and scarce; hama, 12aalsA Lard
ssea6s, &c.: tald at SIC. Western butter nero 40
at QSc. -.E 5y@. ~. 2g.sE-g'lz1