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a No Laundry A..

Il is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the laundress, No. ~ Fourth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial aves
nues, has one OF the best conducted la'ln-
dry establishments in the city, and land
lords OF hotels and boarding houses VIII
find it to their advantage to call upon
her. Her prices are as follows; Hotel
and boardihg-housc washing 20 cents
per dozen. For piece work prices are rs
follows: Single shirt and collar, Zoe pei
dozen, soc; socks, &c; two collars &c
| two haudkcrchiefs, DC; vests, zoe; ahu
all gen,lcmen's wear, Soc' per do@eh
Ladies plain calico dresses, Doc; calic'
dresses with extra trimmings, Doe; w''t
dresses, 81 25c; ladies' nndcrwar', nm
and.cosrsc, - 00 per dozen '2'-'l'
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CArARRu Is Il common disease, so
common that snutiiag, splitting, aud
blowing of the nose, meet us ut every
turn on the street. Your foot slips IN
these nasty discharges on the sidewalk
and in the public conveyance; and lis
disagrecablc odor, containing the breath
of the afflicted, renders them offensive to
their associates. There is the highest
medical authority for stating that with
fully onc-half, il not two-lhirds. of those
afflicted with consumption Of the lungs,
the disease commences as catarrh IN the
nose and head, the next step being To
throat and bronchial tubes lastly to the
lungs. How important then to give early
and prompt attention to catarrh To
| cure this loathsome disease correct the
system by using DR.. Piercc'a Golden
Medical Discovery, which tones 1t up
cleanses the blood, and heals the diseased
glands by specific influence upon them
and to assist, use DR.. Sagc's Catarrll
Remedy with DR.. Picrcc's Nasal Douchc
This Is the only way to reach the upper
and back cavities where the di,cliais,
comes from. No danger from this treat
ment, and it il pleasant to use. Inc TWO
medicines with instrument are sold 10y
dealers in medicines. 22-dSw-lw-S21'
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An Cnrsn,c Discnc, Cured

~ lts II y if1f'
lie I, located in Cairo, Illinois, and is
still calling on you to bee healed. why
will you die of old chronic diseases, when
Won can be cured with 80 little cost or
money. DO not give it up yc'. for there
is sin balm in Gilcad. Cairo i the
place to come TO be- cured OF all your
aches and pains.
/ am now prepared at my Office to give
medicatcd baths, and persons wishing to
receive such, will call at nay Office on
Eighth street, No. -, from the hours OF
2p.m. till pm. Also PLAIN baths, hot
baths. warm bath,, cold baths. or vapor
baths. Also persons having the con
sumption or week lungs, and wl,lIin" To
receive medicines by Inhalation, call-re-
ceiye the treatment at my Office, this be-
ing the only true way OF getting mcdl
cine direct to the lungs. Also treat di..
eases of the eyes Of years standing, ana
the blind has been made 10 see by my
treatment. All diseases of the skin
cure. Fistula cured by me without III,
use of the knife. II you have Il cancer
come and be cured All private diseases
in the shortest time, cured by me. II
short, for all chronic diseases OF the hll
man system, 20 to DR. lluItz II you wisi
TO be cured. ! compound and prepare al
my medicines at my office. 1t IA salt
that practice makes perfect. ! have beef
thirty years n praclicing physician.
An letters and communications shat
he confidential and promptly attended II
by me. Direct DR. hui1/'
No. y Eighth street, Cairo, Illinois.
l-lN.l1m
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PINCOIr.
Copy

COUNTY CLERK LYNCH To AUDITOR LIZ.
PINCO1r.
Copy.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, Oct. go, ls1j.
Hon. &. T. Lippincott, Auditorp. a.
DEAR SIR IL omitted writing when
statements were forwarded. II i impOs-
sible for me to make statements of col
lcctions by collector. as lac made none to
me. lie has made no settlemcnt-has
not filed his statement or any other
statements. IL has been like pulling
teeth to collect taxes in this county this
year. Our tax-sale closed about week
age. with the largest forfeited [popertyl |
list (ten fold. ever known in this county
The trustees OF the Cairo City Property
have let about three-fourths OF their lots
forfeit. The consequence will be
that you, in levying X. X. interest tax.
will have to take this fact into CONSIDER
ton.
So far as this county is concerned you
may multiply last years statements and
forfeitures by ten for this year.
Regretting these facts, | am, very res
pecifully
gned) JACOB G. Lynch, Co. Clerk
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Notice.

We will pay no bills contracted by amy
employe of THE BULLETIN, unless the
same Is made on n written order signed
b. the president or secretary Of the com
many, and we will accept no orders given
by nm employc of the company, Tor any
purpose whatsoever
CAIRO BUILEriN COMPANY,
November 10, 1870. VI
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uri,ea State, Marshals Sale in Admiralty.

nIIUIIc notice l. hereby given that In pursi-
nn,,, of an inicrlocutory decre. ordering the
All, ni ihc Steamboat Governor Allen. her boats.
tackle, apparel aud furniture, aud by virtue oi y
eleven, issuei ont III the district court Of the
iniied states for the Southern District Of III,
nois. in mlmir.lty, directed to the undersigned
United states Mar hnl Tor sid district lated
March nth, 4. ID. isiS; will olTsr i6r sale at
public ven,iue. nj the wharf ~ the Chy ofca,ro,
Illinois, In said district, 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash. ON the ist'lay OF Alrii. A. -,
is!6, ut ten o'clocS, am tire isstows"s "es
crtb~l property to'wit'
The sicNisslsWat Gwvernsr AsSe"'
her boats. tickle, appeared sah furniture ,e s"e
hay irg becn orlersl IL W sold =, s'i'f unr
u !, Marshal for ssuthrsn ihsu"H =" '''""''
ny PETER sAur, pqwy
iair,, nlinois, March ~ Tor
,.mcn S,,ilbcs, i'rcctor' for Lioc'ieh'''
ll.ttlul
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AslOnlshlng Fact!

Harvey Lake, Albion, Mich, was
cured by Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cor
dial after coughing twenty years 1t
never fails to permanently cure all Scrot-
ulons Complaints, Lung Diseases and
Consumption. A pleasant tonic for ner-
vous debility. Puriiies the blood, re-
moves external sores, anl makes the
body clean. w-lt07)
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Garn,ania Life Insurance C0mp"h!

MIR. Charles WurtZebach of st. Louis
travelling agent Tor the Germana Lille
Insurance Co., of New York, is in the
city looking after the interest OF the com
pany and will remain for few Weeks
Anyone having any grievances against
the company caused by their late agent
Mr.. R,N. Bclzner' will vciy much obii9c
Mr.. Wnrtzebach by calling on him or
leaving word at the Alexander County
Bank. After bank time please call at the
Arlington House. | will also inform inc
patrons of the company and the public
that we have appointed Mr.. Thos. D.
kerth rs agent at Cairo.
CHARLES WuRTlEBACH,
3ls.Gt. Travelling Agent
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Ihe Bulletin.
ANNOl'Ns ENENTS


EpIroR BrLLttiS Please announce that am
n candidate for the Ollie. Of, iy Clerk, at the APP
preaching city election WILL II. HAWKINS.
We are authorized ~ announce the nanIe OF
JAMES " STEW ART rs candidate for the
Office Of Cit, Clerk, 1T the ensuing citN election.
td'
We are authorized To- announc' the name oi
" r. ANIEN ~ Il candidate for reelection To
the oncc or city ,lcrk a, the ensuing charter
election. ~
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y.ous.L.c,,er.. Attention.

DO you know that j. burger " w. aic
IN receipt of magnificent line Of carpets
and oil clothes. all the very latest styles
ami designs. Inc first arrival OF the sea-
son. S,op IN aud examine their stock
3-ll.h
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CITY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH -. 1876.
l.ocn, weather Report.
lfLl | - inches. ,>,,,sy ,,s,S

HooMs 10 RESr.--Four rooms, and a
neat cottage on Third Street. free from
sipc water. and in good condition. En-
quirc of WIN. Mclialc. at the Delta
fiousr. Z-lo-'i.
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GsNlIrOisleries.

A beautiful line of new cmbroiderics
just received by the recognized "embroid-
cry house of Cairo. Burger q TO.
a,-2l-tf
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducali
e City Of Vicksburg. Vicksburg.
Leopard and tow. st. Louis.
L. =. Schenck, Cincinnati.
City OF Chester. st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim FISK, Paducah.
City of Vlcksburg. st. Louis.
Leopard and oarges, Ohio river.
Sam Brown and tow, st. Louis.
" u. L. Scl,cnck. New Orleans.
pol.r Star, st. Louis.
City of Chester, Memphis.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The gauge showed 80. IS feet last even.
Ing. The rise from the evening previous
was | u inches.
The weather Is clear and warm, and the
snow Is disappearing rapidly.
Business Is quiet.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The lighthouse tender Lily will proba-
bly, leave Cincinnati next week to in
spect, supply and pay the keepers in
charge OF the beacon lights on the lower
Ohio. The lighthouse tender Alice will
leave st. Louis about the first of April
to supply and pay the keepers OF the bea-
con lights on the Mississippi river below
Cairo, that part of the fourteenth district
having been transferred 10 the fifteenth
district.
The james Fisk had 81 hhds tobacco
for the Cairo and Vincennes railroad yes
terday.
The City of Chester came down with
The fine steamer City OF Alton, Cap
tain Horace RiXby. will be down from st.
Louis tor New Orleans yesterday. She
wants freight.
The Future City and barges, the City
OF Alton, and Commonwealth, for New
Orleans, and the Bermuda and barges tor
Wheeling and littsburg, and Ste. Gene
We've for Memphis and Vicksburg, are all
due.
The City OF Vicksburg cleared for st.
Louis early yesterday morning.
The Sam Brown went to st. Louis with
"A tow of coal.
The Leopard and tow from st. Louis
for Pittsburg, passed up the Ohio.
BY reference to our advertising coll
umcs, 1t will be seen that the towboat
Gov. Allen, with all her tackle, etc, will
be sold by the United States marshal ut
public sale at this port, on the first day
OF next month.
The snow began melting under warm
sun yesterday, ynd is disappearing rap
idly.
Paul Boyton's swim at Louisville on
saturday was a big success.
The Jin, Fisk leaves for Paducah at live
O'Clock this evening.
The L. t. Schcnck arrived from Gin.
cinnati witha fair trip. She added %
coops poultry, - boxes eggs, III sack'
} oats and some other freight here.
; Capt. James McElroy, of the b. l.
. Hodge tclcgraphed to this port for a pilo
To 90 from here TO Cincinnati with HIM
II l. probable Angelo Mcbride will b'
the man.
The fine steamer &. J.. Hodge, Capt
tain James McElroy. will clear for Gin
cinnati aud all way landings this even
ing. For particulars rs To freight or pas
sage, apply at Halliday Il Phillips wharf
boat or on board the boat. She offer
iirst-class accommodations for both.
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4. IIALLLY.-A iinclOt of table and
pocket cutlery, also spades, shovels-
hoes. rakcs. fork axes and a general line
of hardware just received by \. HALEY,
llJ Commercial avenue. 2-lS-3nl.
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Jr.r REcEIyED'--A. HALEY ha- Just
rccci ,cd fine lot of canary and mock
Ing bird cages. flower stands. Hover
trainers. baskets. archer. hearts and
wrcathcs, which be has marked very low,
at 10 Commercial avenue. 2-ls-3n.
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cashmere l.aces mud Netting

Cashmere lace and netting, a splendid
assortment, certain to please the ladies
Just in. at j. Burger x Co. 3-2l-u
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Total ...,......... '.'...- ''' y
state of Illinois, County of AleNander fss,
I, A. h. Stafford. Cashier OF me apo,'
named bank, do solemnly swear thai tIe no3.'
statement Is true to the best oi ny khowr"ss
aud belief. 4 u. sAffoNp, .asn"t ~,
d,V az March is-,, H. H. CANDEE,
''"' W Notary Public.
Correct Attest;
ii L. HALLIDAY, /,,
q H. WILLIAMSON: Directors
II n CUNNINGHAM,
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Tie Fine Steamer
3. Il. HODGE.
MCEI.RON

JAMES MCELROE.. MASTER
C-m -. win clear positively for the
MD rar23ys- above point and all way land
nHssrr.,ings this evening
For ircghtO passage apply ON board or III the
wharfboat Office OF
HALLIDAY 4 PHILLIPS
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IL the county or city has paid or pro-
vided for paying any of the interest in-
cluded In the above estimate, please no.
thy me AMI will make my lcvlcs ac-
cordingly, though our books show that
on the bonds (other than the s0j 900 first
registered), registered since last levy.
coupons for interest a. above were at.
tachcd. Yours truly,
(Signcd) &. T.. LrrriSCoTT,
Auditor Z. 4.
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RgCIrHoCATING Eco BEATER.-Swect
Cream. Custard Whip and Frosting
maker. Lightning Reciproca,ing tin
churn. Best in the world. Try the egg
heater and churn and bc convinced. For
sale by &. W. Henderson, loi CONNER
cial avenue. Cairo, Illinois.
j-lm
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| DEPOltr of the condition of the CITY Ma
I II tionai Bank, nj Cairo, in the state OF liii-
nois, at the close OF business. Friday, March 10,
| le.i
EE,oItKIEs,
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RIVER NEWS.
ABOVE
Low WATER

WAR DEPARTMENT. Rivwr RxPopr, ,
March a., $50
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STATION.
Port List.

'I'clow high water of 1874
sergeant, Signal service is
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request that you furnish statements per
tanning to collectors settlement for 1871
as soon as possible.
In reporting collector credits. your
attention is particularly called to report.
ing the amount collected by Mr.. Irwin as
district collector up to March 10th, which
is frequently omitted by clerks of coun-
ties not under Township organization.
Our books show that for Alexander
county bonds, provision must he made
for
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-22

KEY WEST CIGARS three for
as scents, at F. Teichman's' lo2
mercial. 2"''h
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NoIICE 10 CANpIDATE'.-' andldate,
may use the columns OF the BrLLEfIS
10 bring their names before the people. ut
the following rates. cash az odcdEes' :
CITY Clerk. 50: City Treasurer, 50; Al
dormau. -. No variation from the cash
in airdHce rule. u
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READ Tns. Bird cages. flower stands.
flower trains. moss baskets, ice cream
lrrclers. toilet ware, bath tubs. lamp
chinney,, oil. iluting irons and l'ntlng
scissors also full supply OF plain AMI
stamped tinwarc. wholesale and retail,
By &. W. Henderson, l3i Commercial av-
euuc. Cairo. Illinois. 3-''-lm
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The snow will not remain long.
AT six o'clock last evsning the
Ohio river marked 80 ieet ) inches, on the
gauge, indicating rise OF IL inches ia
the previous ~ hours.
Or all the cross streets in the city
none are more frequently Travelled than
Fourteenth street, south of Washington
avenue, and yet it is in a worse condition
than any other street in the city.
The New Orleans MINISTRIES held out
at the .Atheneum last night to large au-
dicnce. The troupe has few equals and
II there was one person present at the
entertainment last night who was not sat
i,iied that he got the worth of hi. money,
we failed to find him.
Indications are that the recent snow
storm was probably heaviest over por-
tons of Southern Illinois. At Chicago
the fall was very light; at Carmi on the
Cairo and Vincenncs road the ground
was covered only about three inches.
For Cairo during the month OF
March, winds blowing from east or
south, or from directions between those
points, are found to be the winds most
likely to be followed by rain or snow.
Winds blowing from west or north, or
from directions between those points, are
! found to be the winds least likely to be
followed by rain or snow.
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j. NJ. WATSON,
Sergt. Sig. Ser, L. ). 4.

OK
The people in the vicinity OF the lit
tie town of DE Soto. on the line of the
Illinois Central road n few miles above
Carbonate, are considerably agi-
tatcd over the finding of Il leather
satchel containing number OF
shlrts. n comb and brush. etc. Near the
spot where the satchel was found II fine
gold watch was picked up. All these
articles were found near the bridge ever
Little Muddy river. No papers or any
thing that might lead TO the discovery OF
/ the owner were found. What does it
mean? i the question that agiiates the
| average DE Sotoitc.
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NoTICR.-lIardwarc tinwarc and
,toyc,, p!ows, hand cultiyators, spades
,hoyrls. forks. hoes, rakes, step ladders
also keep constantly on hand line As
,ortmcnt OF table and pocket cutlery and
builders hardware. am sole agent for
the celebrated Charter oak stoves. oil
which keep in stock full supply OF the
different sizes. The above articles at
.rock bottom figures"
Balm G.. W. HENDERSON.
lgI Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ills.
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80 NErmNG NEw.-The lightning, re-
ciprocating. tin churn and egg beater,
the latest and the best ever made, at "A.
Halley's. who j. now selling his large
stock OF ~tovts, tin and brittana ware at
greatly feduccd prices. Give him call
before you purchase. ll5 Commercial nv
.,,ua 2-lS-3m.
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HIDES AND FURS.

Hides are dull, but there Is 4 iair de
mand for mrs, AT quotations:
HIDs-Dry flint, l24@l3lc. dry salteI'
lOl@ll4c; green sailed, 54@edc damaged
! price.
FuRs-Wc quote Wcstcrn-Otter, No
|, S6ta6 80; No =, S3@I3 30 /; No. ), Sl@
/ "a, ~. I. Doe. Mink-No. |, sic,
/ %; No =, jo975c; No. 3, 25c +; NO. !
Toe. Raccoon-No. !, 7a(1S0c No. :
40c No. 3, aO,; No. 4, Sc. FoN-tirayi
No. casel, 81; No. open, zoe; No. =
5Ot9G0c No, 3, 25c; No. I. Toe; Red
No. cased. 81 so; No. l open. - 70
Skunk Black. S0cGSl half striped, oUa
60c narrow, 35c; kittens. l5c. opos'
sum-S(9l0c. Bcavcr-Sl Soc; M"sn'
| No. 3, $aG3: No. I. SOC.
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SER Kocu.-G. Koch, at his shop aud
store room. No. 30 Commercial avenue,
la, for sale stock Of boots and shoes oil
hi, own make: also large stock of IT,
Ioui, custom made boots AMI shoes. lie
keep, the best material and Is up IN all
the latest STYLES. Ills fit, are perfect, and
satisfaction is guaranteed. Give linn
call ''2o-u
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FOR LEASE Or SALE.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Caro-
tf~-lS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02

! Editors Dispatch: venture to say for a
majority Of the members of the City Com.
mittee that they prefer primary election to
ward meetings for the election of their sue
cessors. The only question is one of money.
A primary election properly conducted will
cost say $3.50. So far from having that amount
at their command, the committee find them
selves somewhat Ia debt, notwithstanding
the active eXertions Of their treasurer and
their collecting committee and the practice
of the most rigid economy during the last
campaign. To collect $3.50 in the ordinary
way at least three hundred people would
have to be called upon at considerable sacri-
flee of time and feelings Of eollecting com.
N tee. If there is on the part OF the public
any sincere desire to have primary election,
as suggested in your editorial of to-day, let
some one or two dozen men of means meet
Mr.. Pulliam, the treasurer Of the committee,
and guarantee that The expenses of the pri-
mary election shall be provided for. In that
event, | am sure the City Committe will
promptly give their time to making all the
necessary arrangements. More than that
think they ought not 10 be aske d TO do. Near
ly every member has during the past twelve
months given to the party service both money
and time. It is their desire TO leave to their
successors no legacy OF debt They know
that it Is as much ss they can do to pay Oh
what they now owe. To contract new debt
not knowing how or when 1t can be Fald
would lie upjustifable.
MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEES.
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Police COURT, Y YEsTERDAy.-to!'ce Justice
White presiding-The case OF Moses Brooks,
charged with moral delinquency, was con-
tinued until to-day.
Caroline johnson (coloredA charged with
trespassing on the premises Of and cursing
and abusing Margaret Brooks, was dis
charged.
William Jameson (colored). Charles Hud-
SOD, James Melton, and Dickerson were up
for drunkenness, and discharged.
Warren. an old offender, was sent to Jail.
=. Heury Booker was fined one dollar for
being disorderly and fighting in the street.
Robert Williams aliGs Winston, guilty of
stealing tobacco from R W. W.0liver, was sent
to iail Tor one hour, with 6pes stripes odled.
Carl Singleton. charged with exhibiting a
game commonly called faro-bank," waived
examination, and was sent on to the Hust.
inos Court. In default Of bail he was com.
mitted to Jail.
Tuesday morning Justice Granger, while
going up Seventeenth street, saw William
BurWeli IA negro man) standing in front OF
S. Norris clothing store attempting TO re-
move pair of pants banging in front OF the
door, The Squire arrested the negro and
took him to the station-house. Yesterday
morning .Burwell wss brought before The
Police Justice and sentenced to SIX months
10 the chain. gang. Burwell begged the JUS
lice to give him tbirty-nineEIshes, but the lux
rrv was frply denied him, as there was no
warrant OF law under which it couldbe per-
nitted him.
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PERSON L.-EX. Governor Groome, OF
Ma-yAud and nride were in the city yester-
d.y. lie visited the two houses OF the
General Assembly, and called upon Cover
nor k,mper.
Nr. Robert II. Fisher. OF the Chesapeake
and Uaio Railroad Company, one of the best
AMI braves, Of the boys who followed Stone
w.u Jackson, had his right leg amputated on
Tur,I,y, III consequence Of q wound re-
c,.yrd IN battle, ami from which he has long
suffered.
Ine English holders of Virginia bonds
hay" ,"nt Mr. T. W. Snagge, their London
COUNSEL, 70 look after their interests here.
Nj >aasEe arrived Tuesday.
judy Hughes arrived in the city yester-
day. To-day be will commence the rehear-
In OF the Lj>berger case.
Iua-r l.. K. Wexford, of the city Circuit
Court, is on a-yi>it to Covington.
Bishop trhcon>, after an absence from the
city rt about month, for the most part in
North Carolina, has returned.
Judge Christian. Of the Court of Appeals,
has been called TO Middlesex county by the
receipt Of Intelligence of the illness Of his
brother, Dr.. William S. Christian.
N0nUrc u. Conway will deliver lecture
10 the College chapel at Ashland, Friday
njgh', for The benefit of the literary societies
OF Randolph College. His subject is
"Leudon>
The members of the Senate Committee ou
Privileges and Elections who voted to report
IN favor Of uuseating GAYLE CONSERVATIVE,
and seating Brady lRepublican) were Messrs.
Daniel, Marshall, Claughton, Wood, Spitier,
and Maddox. Those who voted for new
election were Messrs. Yinney and Bland.
For confirming Gayle in bis seat, none
Colonel W. II. Taylor and General Fran.
Chs IL. Smith were at the Exchange Hotel
Yesterday evening