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Caucus OH the Message.

Alter the adjournment Of the Senate to-
DAY the Re, ublican senators held caucus
10 consider Tue Presidents message on the
subject of Arkansas affairs. There was not
harmonious action, some of the senators
bong reluctant TO commit themselves before
they have mad time to examine the documents,
which have not yet been printed. The Ar
kat>a> senators we're anxious for as prompt
action As The state OF The public business
would permit, and desired the matter 10 be
s'ut 10 The Committee on Privileges and
Elections for uu eJrly report. The matter
VII AXE that direction. The opinion o.
tam, among Republican members OF the
HoUse that apart from whatever the Senate
lGay Go. the House will support the report
III ihc select committee and take no action
II ;hc premises IN accordance with its re-
c)nmenditlon.- Wassingto" telegronr--Bal-
.,uOTp SIN
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The Louisiana Report.

The House committee which have recently
been investigating Louisiana affairs ut New
Orl eats leaves that city for Washington This
evening. 1t is understood that their report
will set forth that there was no legal election
in 1872; that the acts OF the Returning
Board of 1874 were fraudulent; that there
have been acts of intimidation aud violence
on the pant of the Democrats, and fraud and
rascAllty on the part of the Republicans ;
and that they Will recommend provisional
form OF government until new election can
be held. ,"as.-' .... s.
The Congressional Committee tonight adj
iourned to meet in Washington The men,
oers stated they would leave tomorrow uia
Mobile.
The committee Of seventy have passed re
solutions, to be ssnt to the Conservative
caucus, expressing be opinion that any COM
promise having the effect Of recognizing the
legality OF the Kellogg government, or i'm.
pairing the rights of the people as they stood
on the 4,h of January last, will be disastrous
TO the interests of the people OF the State
and Of the whole Union. Up 10 IL L. NJ.
tue Conservative caucus on the compromise
bad come to no decision. .--,
| New ORLEANS, February 9-12:30 a. ~
At Conservatives caucus no reporters were
admitted. but ir is said they received to-.
night a proposition for compromise, signed
by forty-two members OF the Hahn House,
offering to seat all those returned. by the
Board. 1t Is understood the Republicans
will not submit to anything that will disturb
the present organization of their House.
j The Conservative caucus is now consider.
ing resolution for adjustment which is to
be submitted to the Congressional commit
tee. The text is not obtainable at this hour,
but it either requires restoration 10 the
fourth of January status or the seating of all
members elected, leaving the Returning
Board out OF the question.
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CARD FROM Hon. S. S. MARsHALL.-Neu
Orleans. February S.-Hop. 5. 5. Marshall.
IN published card, says "1 notice that
the city press. in discussing the propositions
made for the adjustment of the grave ques-
tons arising out Of the extraordinary inter-
ference Of the military power OF the Federal
Government in the organization Of the
Legislature of Louisiana, assumes that these
propositions were made by authority Of The
Congressional Committee now in session IN
this city. This is mistake. No session Of
said committee has been called or held for
the consideration of that subject, and for the
action of individual members of that com.
miltee thereon they are responsible as indi
viduals only"
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Voter from petersburg.
Correspondence of The Rishm ond Disitatch.l
PETERSBURG. February 0, 1873.
COSTLY BURIAL.

Correspondence of The Ri,hm ond Dslatch.l
PETERSBURG. February O., 1873.
COSTLY BURIAL. -.aa
The friends Of the colored woman Mahala
Brooks. who was frozen to death Monday
night, Objected 10 the meagre but decent tu-
neral which the Relief Association was
making ready to give the remains, and them
selves contributed 10 give the body costly
burial. 1t was quite characteristic OF these
moor creatures to let the woman die of want
and cold and then to bestir themselves to
give her a splendid. wake, with the usual
procession of societies, &c. ~
CALL OF A RECTOR.
Rev. Claudius r. Haynes. of Gainesville.
Nd. who has received a call to the rectorate
OF s.. Paui's church ia this city, arrived es-
terday afternoon. Mr.. Haynes comes on
visit Of Inquiry, and IT is likely the Carl VIII
he accepted. He is about forty years old,
and native Of South Carolina.
LIGHTING THE STREETS. ..-.. ..s.
The chairman of the Gas Committee Of the
CITY Council has received bid from party
in Pittsburgh. Pa, who propose TO iurnisn
light to the city at $3.50 per thousand feet
and y to private citizens. The present rates
of the Gas Company here are - and u, re-
speclively. =
The Ci.y Council has resolved not to eX-
pend more than $4,000 per annuin in the II,
Illumination of the streets, which is reported
to cost not less than $4,000 at present. the
project is discussed, on the part of some
members Of the Council, to erect new gas
works, at the ci;y'> expense, to be run IN
competition with the present company.
There is considerable opposition TO the
scheme, especially by the stockholders of the
existing monopoly. ...... 49,.
THE WEATHER. '.
! The cold has been very intense to-day,
| exceeding that OF any previous day this WIN
| ter. By.the.bye, the types made me say tue
mercury bad sunk twenty degrees 6eteU
! zero: whereas it should have read twenty
degrees above The figures of to-day have
! not yet seen, but they must be expressive OF
intense and cruel cold. The record OF the
thermometer for to-day stands as follows:
4. NJ, IA; IL A. NJ, %; T. NJ, "a; d L.
| NJ, 1G. The river is already more than nall
| frozen over, and tonight Is expected 10 GO
the business.
| SEVERELY HURT.
Willie Wright, son OF Mr.. Caspar Wright,
was severely hurt to-day by a fall received
while skating.
DEEPENING THE APPoMATToX.
Mr.. F. Il. Ferris, who is now employed
on bis last contract with the Government for
deepening the channel of the AppomattoX
river between the city wharf and the mouth
OF STEMS cut, will finish his work next
week. The depth of water in the river will
then amount to seven feet at high tide, which
IS very much less than it used TO be before
there was any work on il.
REAL ESTATE SALE.
The house Of Mr.. Robert Rash, on BraSg's
Hill. has been bought for $1,000 by Mr..
Alexander Dounap. ROBIN HOOP.
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THE New YORK SAFE-RoBBERY.-Da
Harry. charged with stealing II safe contain.
my S63,OO0 in bonds and money and dia.
mond from Adams Express Company Of
New York, was committed Monday, together
with Moses Erich, who received the diamond
from Hanry's accomplce, John Sweeney.
James Drew was discharged from arres'.
sweeney was sent to the house OF retention
as witness. Sweeney confessed that the
robbery took. place when the watchman was
Il. church, the receiving-clerk baving pre-
yiousy been deceived by a false count OF
safes. All but 81 900 have been recovered.
The man who took the safe from the office
did it while the Waterman was at church.
After being ri1ed the safe was thrown into
the river.
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RICHMOND AND rETERsBURG RAIL,

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAn-t
COMMENCING JANUARY i, 1876 trains
~ on this road will rim as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$50 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun.
day., connecting for al points South
and West. Sleepng.car attached.
7:45 A. a., FkElGF T TRAIN daily Except Snn
a-. day), with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the Southstds
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
l:45 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West Pas
sensers taking this train will maxi
close connection 1t Petersburg foa
l. Norfolk.
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
| 500 A. H.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcep
.,. Sunday with coach attached.
l1:45 4. NJ, THROUGH MAlL daily, connectint
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad tor all points Eas
800 P. d., FSEIGHr daily Except sunday,
coach attached.
S:OOP NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except sun
day., connecting with Richmond
1 Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West Pullman
Sleeper attached running through f
nection with The Chesapeake and Ohit
.. ...f railroad for the Virginia Springs ane
pOinLs North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Eich-
mond and Petersburg except at Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill will leave Chester ~
2:4U r. 81. Returning, will leave Clover Hill q
$50 A. n. daily except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start fros
Appomattox depot.
no FL A. SHAW. suDer1ntendent
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way Speers's Aati-ThirdTerln Res0
ton Failed.

The Democrats voted solid for the resolu.
u"n, ADD The Republicans solid against it.
Ire iatier, however, do not wish it 10 be
HLdeFsloon tnat their action indicates that
'Le! are 10 favor. OF the third term. They
ta> many OF thea would baye voted for the
RESOLUTION il the latter clause, which de.
CARED that Il proposition for third term
"'uIl e'daoser republican iiber.y and the
h'" Institutions Of the country, bad been
s""kcn OUT. But Nh. Speer declined TO
tH!Mst IL 10 be Sm.rded.
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Correspondence Of The kichmond Dispatctl
COLD WEATHER MRS. JARLEY'S WAX WORKS.
ENTERTAINMENT AT THE AUGUSTA FEMALE
SEMINARY.
STANTON. February S, 1875.
The weather since saturday has been eX-
ceedlngly cold. This morning the thermo.
meter stood at ten degrees below zero, and
the ground is covered with snow some three
or four incPs deep.
The exhibition of "Mrs. Jarley's wax
works." given By the young ladies
and gentlemen of this place on last
Thursday night, at Mozart Hall, for the
benefit of the Mission Sabbath school in
the vicinity OF this city, was great success.
The aud,ence-room was. crowded, and the
sum of S105 was realized from the exhibit
ton. The character of Mrs. farley, as
played by q welI.known young gentleman OF
our city, who had generously sacrificed his
moustache to the necessities Of the occa-
sion, was a complete hit, and was
deserving of the highest encomiums.
Besides the humorous description OF
the different statues as they were presented,
a number Of local hits were made, which
were highly enjoyed by the audience, and
were greeted with great applause. We have
been told by those who have witnessed eXnl.
billions Of this kind before that it equalled
any they had ever seen, and was the more
surprising as none OF the performers bad
ever seen an exhibition of Mrs. JarIey's wax
work.. and even Mrs. farley herself was in
the same trying position.
There was another very pleasant enter.
tainnent at the Augusta Female Seminary
on last Saturday night. A French play was
acted with much animation by the young Ia
dies, and WAS much e,joyed by the large au-
dience present. Several choruses and vocal
pieces were we'll rendered during the eve
ming, and the exhibition given by the class
in caIisthenics, in which they gave pantoAl.
mic expression 10 the passions of grief, ex.
pecta,lon, despair, &c., was exceedingly well
done, and showed The excellent training and
discipline of the class. MAX.
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The sncw-Dea.h Of DIR. Pepper.

BRISTOL GooDsoN, Va. AND Tenn,
~ az February s, 1875.
Editors Dtspatch,-Tbe weather has been
intensely cold for the last Eve days, and
Sunday morning it set In to showing and still
continues. The snow will be very great
benefit to the wheat, as the probability Is that
it will remain on the ground for some con-
siderable time. The ice-houses in this place
were generally filed the latter part of the past
week. #a. .........r ......-. ,~ .-s.
DR.. John G.. Pepper, one of our most
valued citizens, died yesterday after brief
illness of acute peritonitis. .1., ...
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A GREAT DIscovgRY.-We have heard
through many sources and from many
tongues Of the value of our mother earth in
Giles, and still.they come. 1t is now about
10 be conceded that there is vast silver
mine on Walkers creek. The discovery OF
the Whereabouts seems to be very novel
like.
We hope all is ueH and that we may have
the bard.monpy currency independent, all
to ourselves; but we are afraid OF ghosts
PeQrisburq Gazette. :a
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were to 20 over he could bring large lum.
Der doubtless, but he could do notLing by
writing to them.
There is great deal of sickness over, the
country at this time.
Mr.. Harris, OF THIS county, was burned to
death day or two ago. / have not been
able to learn the particulars,
Sunday night was the coolest night for six
or eight years. The thermometer was ten
degrees below zero. MACKENZIE.
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Dechur Osborn Is appointed postmaster at
=. ferry, Cla he county, Va. rice
l. I. "jndhan, resigned. q. H. B0bbett
y 1ppmolta po.toiaster at Sussex Court
Ao.s"' Va. oice Miss Willie w. Thornton,
.N-nyd. K. ID. shelton is appointed post.
~ or 81 Pine, FOX, PiusyIyanla county.
S''' 49, {. = ,...,.%. ~ II. R.ny !.
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Mr. William Crookes, editor of the Que

Mfr. William Crookes, editor of the Guar.
terly Journal of Science, and an Eogiish
chemist of ability and high reputation, mas
for some time devoted himself to the inVestl'
CATION of spritualjsm. and especially to the
feat of Mr.. Howe Of flying through the ar,
or deviation, as 1t is called. He has become
firm believer, and is now, with the excep'
ton OF the Darwpian Wallace, the most en-
inent recent convert to that delusion.-- Bat
t,,,l0re Gazette. ..
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Virginia Internal Revenue Districts

~ dTcrtion VI the Presldeut the counties
OF Amherst, Appomut'oX, Buckingham, and
f1u'dnna, Va, uow part OF the Fourth col
lection district, Va, is annexed to and made
iEt OF the FUN district and the counties
o. falrIch, Henry, Pitt>yIvania. and Halifax,
10" pant o. the Fifth district Of Virginia,
arc detached thc.eirJm aud made part Of the
fourth district. These changes to take
P'":e on the lst Of April next.
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The confagration ut the: Shaker village,
Mount Lebanon, N. Y, Saturday, destroled
nearly $3.50, 900 worth of property.
Colonel Seth Hslsey, of Lynchbnrg, died
on Monday.
John Mitchell, having received an "ureenb
cali - st.r.nd 3;E :. .e.aaaI 49, ILL.,.
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DEPARTURES or s7EanE,R,,

DOR NEW K.-Ths seeFs4
= u Old Dominion Steamship. Com panv's Ess6
steaMsii!p WYASUKE. ,Capt9ln Couch, win sni
FRIDAY, February 18th, at 8 O'Clock 4. M, E5f
Positively no freight received after 8 O'Clock
Thursday evening. ;.., tss..S..f f ,g3.,.
Through bills OF lading signed, and goods for.
1arded with dispatch TO all points north, south.
east, and west; also, to foreign ports. l&5' zEf3
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, ,$12 stserage, 90; round.
TIN tickets, $2O.tf-f 80 = JFgsstFf n zslti.tt
II For freight or passage apply 70 ss:.5ts-.s,
e. W. ALLEN b CO.. AGENTS.
7 fe 10-3t &9l0- Company's VI harf, RocHetts.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CO., }
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SGPERINTENDENT.2
RICHMOND, VA, December %. 1874.
IHANGE OF 'SCHEDITLE-TO TAKE

\
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SuPERINrENDENr.2
RICHMOND, VA, December %. 1874.
CHANGE OF 'SCHEDULE-TO TAKE
IAx NO. a. So5 A g. %ss.
RurkevIle at 1928 A. NJ; leaves Dundee a. 1908
+. NJ; leaves Danville at 1912 z. NJ; arr,y.s
TRAIN No. 2.-Sgw ORLEANS AND NEW
YORK EXPRESS, Eastward Leaves Greensboro at
l:l6 2. n; leaves panville at $3.50 z. u. leaves
arrives at sieRmo91 a, 1a;o4 r wss,w,,a
q. Al t p An leaves Dundee at s25 r. NJ leaves
Danville At s:2s ?. NJ; arrives al Greensboro at
TRAIN No. 4.-TuRoUGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Greensboro Of 1896 A, III. leaves Dnnyille
a. 6:13 A.. M: leaves dundee at 6:2l 4. M
sayss B9rksts,!lssa :! Mss A. H. arrives at
TRAIN o. 5.-LTxcIIBuRc PAssEscER; West
ward-Lssy, nd a. 4; M: leaves Bu RE
TRAIN No. e.-BuRxxvnIE ACCOMMODATION.
Eastward Leaves Burkeytlle a. 4:35 a. NJ; ar.
lives at Richmond at 1855 4. u.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun
dee WIN train on the Richmond, deri'ksburg
sina 81 Ida nd apd Great Southern railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Pniiadelphia, and
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Richmond With
the Richmond, York River aud Chesapeake Rail-
road trains 70 and from Baltimore and all EASTERN
py Trains Nos. and connect At Charlotte WITH
trains Oh the Atlantis aod Richm md AIRLINE rau-
road 70 anG from Greeuville, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, PensaeoIs, new Orleans. and all southwsts-
Trains Nos. 8 aud connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, columbia and Atlanta railroad fog
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, TailahaSsee, and al
southern points.
Traiu No. connects &C Burkeyille with the A.
Isntic Mississippi and ohio raj rvad from Ly uch-
burg Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets soid.to all southern ANA soutt western
points, and ouvuags checked through.
To NeW YORK T. 81. r. TALCUTA
t 49, fIs Engineer and Superintendent
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GREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC.
" j. NJ. LAROQUh'S ELlXiR OF CALlaA1A
improves the digestion. An excellent preventive
OF FEYERs, tEyER AND AGuE, &C.. &C.; and a
tated persons. ". e. THURSTOS. sole m1nufac-
turer. Baltimore. Sold by druggists generally.
IA 40
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CAUTION.

Buy no powders or prepared sIMMoSs's LIVER
REGULATOR unless in our engraved wrapper
with trade mark, stamp, aad signature unbroken ;
none osher Is genuine. or
dc os.sm Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
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f{>AKE NOTfCE.-The undersigned; rep
L res-afaiive or the owner Of Anderson b. ware.
ed day OF March, 1875, 70 einse said warehouse az
u plac. established by law for tue inspection and
Storage OF ed crop-.ohaceos1 rhfs no
of an act Of the General Assembly passed April
go, 1857. y. -, e. -. EACHv,
RICHMOND, February /. 1875. fe 2.td
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Cry AUDITORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, February /, 1870.

| kToTICE.-oWNEas OF LICENSED
~ aGONs. oBIJsit,Ys CAaTa, and VEIL
GEES OF every description; a so-; Of DoGs.
BTCHgS AND Goats are h.rs1s n1t sss ti'
SniiI s,ons for rene wals Z, be made al tins Office
Delinaur nus VIII Os dealt With acrordng 70 9rai-
pnnra. g. o. ~ go
-. AJt AAesse'
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! Ray is appointed postmaster at Ridgeway,
Henry County. Va, sice James Il. Price, re.
! s,gue.,. William j. Jordan Is appointed
! pc .tmastcr at Republican Grove, Halifax
county, Va. oice William D. Wright, re-
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DECAY ED TEETH.-We have pre-.
H. pared. after consultation with some Of our
best dentists aCAkBOLIC MUUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient In the Treatment or DE-
complete disinfecfdnt 10 the odor cansed by de-
cayed teeth, and Is very pleasant 10 the smell and
taste. sold in bottles 80 cents each. Prepared
solcIy by MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists. .
fe 20 ... :.-... r-.....r .-rr 81 Main 81 rect
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DRUGS. MED.rfsEs. ,xs.
INCIDENTALLY PURE

NI COB-LIvER OIL.
OUR OWN IMP0RTAT1oN-THE BEST.
PUREST. AND NOSE ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony OF our physicians who
prescribe II, and or patients who have taken 1t, tn al
II is more accountable to the stomach and more
easily Rssimilaiedohan any other oil. ~ L.
fresh supply just received direct from New
fountIland. MEADE q BAKER.
1se. Importing Pharmacists, 81
- felO .-r 919 Main street.
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NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAII-s
~ R0AD--Oni and after SUNDAY, January s.
1875, passenger trains viii run Is follow:
...s FROM RICHMOND.
B:l5 "A. N. MAIL TRAIS.-For Gord0usvtnA1
nariotIss vile. StaunIon, Coyfn2ton, and Al
Intermediate stations daily lexcept Sunday ar
diving at CovfpQton At 7:3G r. NJ This \ MN
connects at Gordonsytlle foI Orange, CulpA pexs
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexandra, WsShiustons
and the North, and ut Charlottesville FOR LyHehs
burg, Bristol, Knoxville Chattanooga, and thu
s9 HIs p. x:*lCcoMMoDATIoN TRArN.-Foa
Gordousyle and MI intermedtate STATIONS daily lexe
cen, Sunday, arriving 1t Gortonayile ~ S:lo r
$40 p. N. CINCINNATI ExPREss--Ror Con.
donsyille Chariostesyilie Staunton, Goshen, NH
SorO,. CoyinxOa and Ill stations west OF CovinE-
TON daily (excepf saturday Al nylng at HuneingtoH
At 6.1D r, III. This train connects q Gordoasyille
for Washington, Baltimore and me North, au0
4 for Lynchilurg and the South And III habunH.
| tor Wlnl s,earaas Bestona and Fleetwood fof Cln.
cinnaa auG all po,nls West and Southwest, ssrlylz8
/ AZ Cincinnati at 8 II. ~ -
Baggage cnecked through.
For through tickets, rates, anf lnformauon. ap.
| nly NJ SX6 Main street, Ballard and Exchange no
I'll or IL the conp&ny's Office RrOsd street asd SID
| tsenth. 1887 ~. ". tAACrEAsEsLaaG..
| THOMAS DoDAhEAp, General sapeffnfenaent q
Transportation, i5s<fs ~ NC ~
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SIsIMONS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.

LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jaundlce, Binous
attacks Sick Headache, Collie, depression OF Spif
it,. sour Stomach, Heartburn, &c, &C.,
ITHAs NO EQUAL.
Isa fautlpss family me i,clne.
Does moi disirraDgc The system:
Ia sure to cure If taken regularly.
Is 40 DIR tstic, violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business.
is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains The simplest aud best remedies.
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DOR RENT, A BRIL- HOUSE ON a.
l. Twenty-seyenth and Broad streets !; S45 III
per month. -tt - s.s -
!, BRICK HOUSE on Seventeenth near Venable
street S12. SO per month. -s4 .... r
BRICK HOUSE on sixteenth street between
Broad and MARSHALL: ~ per month ~
One TENFMEHT, No. 1852 Broad street;
$3.50 per month. ,- t..., 49,. ,. -
tween NJ and N streets; 81 per month.
FRAMED HOUSE west Ninth street between
Leigh and N: $25 per mouth.
Large FRAMED HOUSE on Broad near FIJI
teeDth street n 8 per month. -s, 90
Two BRICK TENEMENTS on Fourth near Byrd
street f20 per month each.
FRAMED HOUSE on Monroe between franklin
and Grace streets; - e.66 per month.
Small FRAMED HOUSE on Main between Sc
cJnd and Third; 81 Q so per month.
Small BRICK House on Marshall street near
Cturch Institute; Al 2 per n onth.
Two small, F<AMED HOUSES at foot Of Poor
hou: e Hin; 10 90 per month. .'-
T.. ID. EAGHD, Real Estate Agent,
fe 1O-4t No. Fourteenth street
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Two THE TRADE.-ATMORE'S NINE
l. YEAT.-I offer IN the trade, as agent lor tns
manufacturer and at his prices. 5000 pouEds q
ATMoRE's M1ScEMEA1 out up 10 Salss BE- n ,..ss
II sy ft is the hest i'm The world. Liquor enough 10
II !, warrant IL TO Keep twelve months. Black Wild
citron currants, raisls. ard apicas raacy iof pne
.nd nc fear OF its turning sour OF lermentihs uke
most preparations offered for sale. Cali and supply
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