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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-24

to union on the part Of the city and State
for the erection of building in which the
Court of Appeals. Law Library, and the city
courts may be held, was taken up.
On motion of Mr. Scott, of Jefferson Ward,
the communication was referred to the Com
mittee on Public Grounds and Buildings.
NEW BUSINESS.
The President laid before the Council the
monthly report of the Auditor and suudry
other papers which were referred.
By Mr. Davis: A resolution authorizing
the payment Of $500 for the temporary
City Hall. Agreed to.
BY MIR. Lipscomb: Petition of E. C..
Peasants asking payment of 800 for water
furnished the city gas-works. Referred.
by MIR. Metzger: A resolution Of inquiry
as the appointment of a port warden. Re-
ferred.
By Mr. straus: Resolution authorizing
the publication of the list of delinquent lands
for taxes. Agreed to.
BY Mr.. Wagner: Petition Of merchants
and others asking the removal of two wood
en- buildings on Twelfth street between Bank
and Main. Referred to the Committee on
Police.
By Mr. Whitlock,: A resolution looking
to the establiShment'of an insurance bureau
and the abolition of the insurance deposit
law by the General Assembly of Virginia.
Tabled-ayes, 10; noes, Q.
Adjourned at 9:35.
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SCIENTIFIC AND SAFE ETnEATMEST,-Whena ar-
plIed with DR.. Picrce's Nasal Douche and accom-
pauied with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
as constitutional treatment, Or. SAGE'S CArAhHH
REMEDY produces perfect cures of the worst cases
Of cat.i, rh and ozena OF many years sanoine.
This thorough course of medication constitutes the
QUIZ scientific, rational, safe, and snccessfn man
ner OF treating this odious disease that has eser
beeu offered TO the afflicted. So successful has IL
proven that the proprietor has long offered astand-
Ing reward Of $500 for case Of catarrh which ne
cannot cure.
ISpIsPUTABLE EvIDEEcE.-Thomas y. blshop,
of sonth Brooklyn, n. Y, writes that his wife mad
suffered since child with catarrh until II had re-
suited IN what eminent ply yscians pronounced con-
sumption; that she has used DR.. Sage's Catarfh
Remedy with Dr. plerc.'s Golden Medical Di.coVe-
~, snd they have worked wonders With her case.
STEALING OUR TuUNpER.-People should be-
ware OF those mpostors who not only Try TO Initiate
DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines, but also copy his
original style of advertising by Offering various
sized rewards for Of eatarrh apd ether
which they cannot cure. Those who do not possess
sufficient intelligence 10 euabie them 10 write OIL
gnal advertisements OF their own, bu, haye 10 sle
those OF others, are not likely to have made greas
and valuable discoveries In Medicine. LooH outior
them.
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LEVY BROTHERS OPENING Or STRING DRESS
GOODS on. yesterday created more excitement
among tie hdes than any event thai has happened
for soEe time. We don't prt tend IL say what pure
moba!r is, we are not In that line Of business,
Du. we saw some exquisite goods In slate ana Hla,
that we thought were silk II was hard 10 believe
otherwise. Another novelty was tho silk s;,!t!hs
cloth, an article just opened IN the New ofk .TaI.
ket, and immt diateiy purchased and Exhibited hera
by our friends, the LEVY BROTHERS. yapalase
goods In great variety met eye as re progress
along the department. 1t only reetirila teS Of o,
celestial brethren 10 be present have completed
the Illusion of Japanese dress goods store. Fur
ther on was piled up new iubIc, under The naino
of Alexandrina suiupg, AMI mark. d 10 tc sold At
] 2Hc. yard. Were we dreaming? could LEVY
BROTHERS sell beautiful g DDS these ar 1870.
yard! We were assured upoa i:Guiry tllat the ar
ttce was usually sold At 25 or 3oc. How Lew
BROTHERS can afford 20 sci. their really irstcsss
stock of goods low Us they ~ IL beyond our CONF
prehen:ion. Don't any OF YOU b6bcr abOat Is, hue
when In want Of dry goods 80 to LEVY BGoTHEns.
IT'S good advice.
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that the State of Virginia had made good
investment when the bonds were changed
into pcelers that this transaction was re.
ported to tho secretary of the Board. MIR.
Coleman made changes by direction of the
Board, but these particular changes cannot
be traced.
Witness next continued his general state
mcns, and spoke Of the conversation with
Coleman, in which Coleman had said that he
made the crasures; that an error had
originally been made that he had altered
lit in order to make it correct, and
afterwards he thought that he had no busi-
ness to make this change, and undertook to
make it rs it originally stood. Coleman and
himself walked along together up the street.
Told him he ought to explain the matter and
to replace what was missing. Continued
the walk until we reached Fourth and Broad.
Coleman still talking in wild, incoherent
manner. Here witness proposed to Cole
man to go back and 90 to his room. Did not
go back, however, but, continuing the walk,
reached the clubhouse, where Coleman told
nm goodbye, and said he would never see
INN again. Regretted what was done, and
sald he didn't want to implicate witness and
General Rogers. Witness then went back to
the Governors. Monday witness, General
Rogers. and the Governor had consulta-
ton. Coleman did not come to the Capitol
on Monday. Consultation resulted in taxi
ing out warrant for Coleman. That
night. as the party was going up to
Justice Whites, some one Suggested
that it would be well to find out
where Coleman was. Went to his room, and
witness saw him in bed. Seemed to be in a
stale Of unconsciousneSs. Had handker-
chief in his hand. Shook him once or twice
roughly. A supper was on the table, and
| his clothes lying on chair. Purpose of wit
ness was to advise Coleman what he ough,
to do. Could not rouse the accused. LET
the house, and the warrant was taken out:
AT this pont the court adjourned until Ii
O'Clock this morning.
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LORD DUSDREARY AT THE THEATRE.-The
fame Of Mr.. Sotbern was sufficient to secure
for him last night--his first appearance in
this city-a crowded audience composed of
our most substantial and fashionable people.
Such a welcome was given rs his univcr-
sally recognized genius entitled him to re.
ceire and led us to expect. 1t was warm
and cordial, and from the beginning they
caught the actors humor, and followed him
with apprecatiye attentionto the end. Pub
lie expectation was fully realized, and
g Lord Dundreary" appeared all that the
critics have described hiD, aud his quaint
sayings. queer looks, and guizZical ways Gre
| ated spell that lasted throughout the play,
as Was evidenced in frequent applause and
roars OF laughter. Dir. Sothern was quite
| we'll supported; the stock company did its
best, and Was strongly Ieiotorced By Mr..
Vining Bowers, Mr. Lytton Sothern, and
Miss Minnie Walton, who came with him.
| MIR. Bowers has been here several times be.
fore, and our acquaintance with him is very
| pleasant. AS American Cousin " he con-
| tributed much to the amusement Of the eve
ming. Mr.. Lytton Sothern as ''Buddi.
comhe," the valet, acted that character in
admirable style. Miss Walton, a charming
| Young lauS, ulnuC u happy ib'Pi>'S'S't -
F." Georrina." Mr.. De Groat never fail!
to do well, and as " Sir Edward Trenehard
was unusually good. Miss Ella Wrenl
as "Florence IreDchard" was up to expec
tation, and reasserted her claim to the repl
tation she has gained for careful and judi
cious acting. Mr.. Ogden, as "Abel Muir
cott," had a difficult part, and one probabl
not altogether suited to his tastes, but b
mastered it perfectly, and was much az
proved. Altogether, the stock company di
| better than common, and showed their tru
| worth, Notwithstanding they were workin
| under the disadvantages of short rehears:
| and the Inconvenience incident to q piec
which was new to most of them. In the las
act the reading of "Brother Sans letter
is the climax of all that is laughable and lu
dicrous, and never does it fail to aTnuse.
Tonight "Our American Cousin will b
reproduced, with pretty nearly the sam
cast, and we may reasonably expect witt
quite as great success.
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CONCERT FOR TIE RELIEF OF THE Poog
Preparations for the Richmond Relief Com
mittee's concert for the benefit of the poor,
to take place at Assembly Hall tonight, are
now complete. The final rehearsal occurred
last night, and Mr.. Wheat, and the ladies
and gentlemen associated with him, demon
strated to those present that rich treat is in
store for all who attend the concert The
programme is enc OF the best presented
to the Richmond people, and possesses va
riety which is sure 10 give satisfaction to
all. A large number OF reserved seats
have been sold by Messrs. West, John.
ston Il Co., and it is to be expected
that many more will be taken to-day.
AS considerable number of general ad-
mission tickets have been disposed of, il will
be necessary for those who desire choice
seats to have them reserved. which holders
OF general admission tickets may do by pay.
Ing 20 cents extra for each seat, and other
persons may do so by the payment of one dol
lar.
Tile object of this concert strongly appeals
TO the benevolence Of all classes of our COM
munity. The whole sum realized will be
turned,into the treasury Of the Richmond
Relief Committee, and by the committee dis
creetly used in giving food, fuel, clothing,
ana other neccsSaricS 10 respectable families
now in want. The visitors of the committee
| carefully investigate every case presented to
them, and thus it is seen that none but those
deserving receive assistance.
The programme for The concert is as fol-
lows: .....
PART I.
/. Overture 10 /" Merry Wives Of Tindsorp
NiCoLAI.
Piano and Orchestra.
g. SeXtette, The Chapel -. ........KREUTzER.
The Mendelasohn Sextette.
8. Duo, "Love and War;. ''................C COOKE.
Tenor and Bass.
4. Piano Solo, " "Conccrtstuck ".........W EBER.
MIR. WHEAT.
5. Baritone Solo, "The two Grenadiers."
kEIssIGER
bR. s. G. YOUNG. -
G. Chorus, "The Heavens are Telling" (Crea-
Full Chorus and Orchestra. !.
PARTu
7. Overture to "Le Cheval dc Bronco
Piano and Orchestra.
8. Quartettc, 80, Thou God, who nearest
Monumental Church Choir.
9. Piano Solo, "POtpouri ............. WHEAT.
Ain. WHEAT.
o. Octelte, 1.-THE Blue Danube Waltz
STRAUSS.
Tie Kreutzar Octctte. ii.
IL. Baritone Solo, Simon the Cellarcr.'
HATToN.
| Mr.. s. G.. YOUNG.
| 12, Finale, a. Gloria from the 18th Mass
MOZART.
Full Chorus and Orchestra.
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Danviile railroad, has resigned bis position

Danviile railroad, has resigned bis position
to accept that Of assistant master OF road.
Way on the Baltimore ard Ohio railroad, snd
leaves April 1st TO take charge of the Par
kersburg branch. Mr. Longest has beenscon.
nected with the DanyilIe road In various re-
sponsible positions for over nine years, and
bas given perfect satisfaction, and bis retire.
mcnt is the cause of general regret.
Dir. a. Cegbill, clerk fthe Circuit Court,
is out again after q painful illness.
William II. Wasmack, badly injured q few
days since By q fall from his hcrse. is I'M
proving.
Owing to the indisposition of Justice
Chiles, MIR. w. A. Campbell presided at the
Police Court yesterday.
ClTT PoLTIcs.-R H Beazley has been
elected secretary Of the Third Ward Club,
uceJ. a. L!pscombe, resigned.
Henry Fitzgerald, city superintende dent,
has resigned the. position OF president of
First Ward Club. The vacancy will be
filed Friday night.
There will De an important meeting Of the
Central Club at the Council Chamber to-
night.
Members elected to CITY Central Commit.
tee from Third Ward: +. G. D. Farmer,
Colonel W. L. Woclatidse, II. w. Braps-
ford; Fourth Ward, james d. Moody, Z.
MoTrisettc, and a. l.. Bradley. Other wards
elect this week.
CoNTRHcTs AwAEpEp.-The contract for
plank sidewalks on Fifth and Eighth ave-
nues, Bridge and Stockton streets, and other
wood WORK, has been awarded Messrs. Bur-
ton and Mitchell.
For brick sidewalk on Fourth and FIfth
avenues repairing Hull street and the Mar
ket house. 10 J. w. jones.
Far ditching, grading, and other earth
work, to W. I. Fletcher.
The CITY CHAErEH.-The city charter
makes the term OF mayor four years.
TIE FREE BRlDGE.-An iron railing is be-
Ing put along the east side OF Ninln street
from the bridge 10 BYRD street.
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RELIEF OF THE Poor. AT a meeting of the
visitors of the Richmond Relief Committee,
held yesterday afternoon, the following work
was reported to have been done during the
past week: To 5e3 families, containing
LILO inmates, there were issued 2,e4l ro-
tIons on blue tickets. and 100 on white
ticsets. To l42 families, of 5G6 inmates,
there were furnished 100 pieces of clothing.
The visitors will issue no more certificates
FOR clothing, as the supply Oh hand will not
more than satisfy The orders already out
standing.
There will be an important meeting Of the
members OF the Richmond Relief Committee
ut the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association this afternoon at 43 O'Clock.
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GRAND JUR1Es.-Both houses Of the Gene
raj Assembly have passed bill in relation
to grand juries, which provides that at each
term of circuit court and at any term of q
corporation court, upon the previous order
OF the court, or of the judge thereof in va
cation, there shall he a grand jury sum-
moued. There are to be no grand juries in
county courts. If an Indictment for misdc-
meauor is found in q circuit court it will be
certified from that court to the county court,
and the Commonwealth's attorney in the
county court may proceed by information
without grand jury.
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Cl61THCpy NOTES.

The services ut st. Paul's (EpiscopaD
church on Sunday morning were OF more
than usual interest. Right Rev. +. NJ.
Whittle, assistant bishop Of the diocese,
preached after which, Mr.. Pike Powers
was ordained deacon. There was very
| large congregation present.
The UniYersaliSt church, Mayo street, was
opened for the first time for several months
| for religious worship Sunday at IL O'Clock,
when the cditice was filed with a congreSa-
| ton gathered to listen to an able sermon By
Rev. J. Murray Bailey on "Mortal Repent.
apce and Celestial joy" At night the same
minister preached OIL "The Progress and
Triumph Of the Gospel" He will preach
again next Sunday.
At the First Baptist church large congre-
cations attended on Sunday. Twelve per-
sons were baptized Mt night by Rev. DR..
Burrows, making in all since the recent series
of meetings 20 persons. Besides these some
| 10 or - are awaiting the ordinance.
At the Second church Two persons were
received for baptism and one by letter.
One Uerson was baptized at night at the
Glace-Street church by Rev. DR.. Wilson.
Four others have been received for baptism,
and tive or six restored. Rev. DIR. Wilson
will 60 to Charlottesville on Wednesday to
| assist Rev. DR.. Long in special meeting.
Three persons were baptized in the morn
ing by Rev. DR.. Garlick at the Leigh-Street
Baptist church. ;,
at Fulton church one person was received
| for baptism.
AT the Seventh-Street Christian one person
was received into the church Sunday morn
ing, and one application for baptism at night.
At the First African fifty or sixty persons
presented themselves for prayer.
Rev. William Troy preached temperance
sermon on Sunday afternoon at the Second
| African Baptist. There was very large
congregation in attendance. Temperance
sermons will also be preached by other CO.
| loreG ministers in the city.
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Police Court, MoNDAT-Justice White.
The following persons were fined: Andrew
TinsIey, for drunkenness, 81. 80; Sarah Law
renee, for an assault, So; Frank jackson,
Henry Sims, and James Stewart, for an as
saut, 81 each.
Amanda Valentine, for an assault, was
sent to Jail for sixty dnys.
L. Bowman and Jordan Winston, charged
with abusing one another, were discharged
upon payment Of costs. ).
Bette Page, guilty Of an assault, was sent
to Jail for thirty days.
The case of Charles Blake and James
Smith. charged with felony, was continued
until Saturday.
n. Jacobs, charged with bastardy, wa:
sent on to the Hastings Court.
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DISTRIBUTION OF BENEVOLENT BEoUEsTs.-
Mr.. K. p. Richardson, executor Of the will
of the late William Barrett, has within the
last few days paid the sum of S42, 600 each to
the Richmond Male Orphan Society, the
Richmond Female Humane Association, and
St. Paurs Church Home. twill be remem-
bered that Mr.. Barrett, after certain be-
quests, directed that the remainder OF DIS
estate should be divided between these three
eleemosynary institutions. We learn that
there still remains d small balance in their
favor in the hands OF the executor.
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EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIONS
Kemper has appointed the following notaries
public j. N. Smith, Jr., of Henry county
Edwin Broadus, Of Gloucester county, ana
j. A. Jones, of Highland county. He has
also appointed the following commissioners
of deeds: John j. Key, of Washington, ID.
c.; f. J. Tencr, of Philadelphia, and james
TAYLOR, of New York city.
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DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND AsYLUM.-'-Ihe
Governor yesterday appointed the following
gentlemen to constitute the Board of Visitors
Of the Deaf, Dumb aud Blind Asylum, at
Stauuton William Frazier, G.. N. Cochran,
Jr.. John B. Evans, Charles Grattan, John
L. Eubank, James D. Jones, aud DIR. G. C..
Uenkel.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF UIBERNIANs.-Ata a regu-
lar meeting of the above Order, held last
night, the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing twelve months :
President, W. H. Ward; Vice-President,
Edward Reiley; General Secretary, Daniel
Horgan; Assistant Secretary, James Gibiin !;
Treasurer, James Sweeney.
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DIED IN THE Cry JA1L.-Mrs. Emily j.
Chick nee King, lunatic, from Chesterfield
county, who has been confined in the city
iaI for some time, awaiting to be sent to an
asylum, died on Sunday evening Of paraiy-
sis. Her friends took charge of the body.
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w. J. ANNABLE FINALLY DISCHARGED
In the Hastings Court yesterday w. j. An
nable, against whom another indictment was
pending, appeared, and the Commonwealth
entering no!le prosequi, Mr.. Annable was
tiually discharged.
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WASHINGTON LITERARY SocIETY-Tbis
flourshing institution Of the East End is
doing good In improving the intellect OF its
members, and is becoming popular. A
meeting is to be held tonight to consider
matters of importance.
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ALE FOR FAMILY UsE-FSGLIsH ALE, CREAM
ALE. AND PoRTER.--To supply q demand from his
many countrymen here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he atters himself will fairly compete
With their home beverage both In flavor aud quality,
aul with his unsyersal]yapproved cream aie,, and
porter will enable him 10 please the paIates OF all
Orders ID Spring Park Brewery promptly filed
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AUCrsoN SALES TINS BAY.

COOK LAUGHToN, 12,s r, st.. In Ross alley,
between Main and Franklin streets and Nilir-
teen.h and Twentieth streets, tobacco factory
fixtures, &c. ,E. -
j. L. APPERS0S. r. ~. farm, :. Greenwood"
Ia Henrico, 16 miles below Richmond.
w. GoDDIN, 4 r. M,, brick tenement aa The west
nne eof second street between Maia aud franklin.
II. MCCORMICK, lo,k a. NJ, new and seconea
hand furniture, piano. &c.
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With their usual promptness In such matters
Messrs. =. 3. SPENCE & Son have pu; In their
spring styles of CLOTHS, CASsIMERES. and VEST
ISGs. Their selections for the spring season aru
beautiful and sufficiently varied to suit the fancy
OF any reasonable taste. With their corps Of eI-
cellent cutters and workmen Messrs. Spence 4
SoS will be enabled to give satisfaction both asso
tit, style, and price.
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REGISTER IN BANKRuPTcY.-By an order
of the United States District Court, the Office
of the Register in Bankruptcy has been
removed TO one of the rooms in the CUSTOM
house building lately occupied by the United
States District Attorney.
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PURCHASE OF A COMPLETE FILE OF TIE DIS
pATcu.-The State OF Virginia has jus. pur-
chased for the State Library a complete file Of
the DAILY Dispatch, beginning with the date
of the first issue OF the paper.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPo1STED.-The State
Board of Education yesterday appointed
Mr.. John o. Otey school trustee for Chicka-
| hominy district, CHARLES City county, rice
John r. Holt resigned
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PARDON REFUSED. Kemper yes
terday refused an application made for the
pardon of Jane Grey, who was sentenced to
four months confinement in the Jail OF
Wytbe county for larceny.
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THE PicKwIcK PHARMACY, S32 aaIs STREET,
between Eighth and Ninth, Il now open, With new
fixtures and new stock of drugs, medicines, per
aumery, and toilet articles. Particular attention
pali TO compromising physicians prescriptions and
f,mi,y rec.ipts. A.. u. BEfss. Proprietor
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THE EASIEST WAY 10 get $50, ,0Go Is TO purchase
a ticket IN the MASONIC GIFT ENTERPRISE at
Norfolk. ard you may be the lucky cue. Tickets
can he had at P. WEIsIGER Il Co.'S hat store, 1901
Main street, Richmond. s st sE
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REVIVAL MEErING.-Rev. B. f. Woodward
will preach at Union station Methodist
church this evening at quarter to O'Clock.
There will also be services at thls churcn
every evening during the week.
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GOSHEN BITTER, gilt-edge, fresh. received every
Tuesday, direct from New York dairy, at CuRis-
TIAN & WHITES.
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SPRING STYLEs.-We are row receiving orr
spring stock Of wall papers, window shades, Not
tlngham lace curtains, SC. BOOTH tE Co., Tenth
street bet wecn Main ard Bank.
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SrSDAY SERVICES AT THE PENITESTIARY.'-
The sunday morning services at the penl'
tentiary were opened and closed with prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Massey, member Of the House
from Albemarle county. Rev. Mr. NJ. L.
Lipps, member Of the House from Buchanan
and Wise counties, preached very earnest
sermon from the 9th verse, 9th chapter OF
Ezekiel. Come not near any man. upon
whom the mark is"
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MILITARY VIsIr.-lt is said that the Wash
ington Light Infantry Guard contemplate
making visit to this city on the 29th OF
May. ',ss.
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USE orR wHoop1SG corcH sYaUP3 to relieve
whoopIpg.cough. L. WAGNER, Druggist. .
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SEVEN SEALS or GOLDEN WONDER and GAgDI.
NER's RHEUMATIC CoNPoUND, for rheumatism.
L. WAGNER, Druggist.