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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-07

CRY COUNCIL regular semi-monthly
meeting Of the City Council took place. last
evening g-Dr. c. C. McRae presiding. Pres
ent Messrs. Bachelor, Craig, Aloles, Nor
risett, Weisiger, Whitehead, Brooks, Mon
teiro, and Fendley.
City Salaries.
Mr.. Craig, from the Committee on FL
nance, put in report in reference to the
salaries Of the city officers, which opposed
any increase thereof. The report was passed
by.
The Committee on Streets, through Mr..
Weisiger, presented report requiring pro-
perty.owners to gravel the walks in front OF
their homes at their own cost. Adopted.
Extension of City Limits.
The same committee also recommended
that the city should be enlarged by the
taking in OF that portion Of the suburbs
living on the river-front and Marks field.
The report was subsequently modified and
adopted by recommending the extension OF
the CITY limits from the continuation OF
Seventh street TO within two hundred yards
OF the lowest part OF Drewry's island.
Water.
Mr.. Brooks, from the Committee on Wa
ter, reported that the repairs to the city
corn mill had been made, and that the
committee had approved the bill for the
same.
The same committee also reported in Ia
yor Of paying Captain Lipscomb 500 for
improvements paid for by him at the head
of the canal. Referred to the Finance Com
mittee. -.2s
Mnuru CeYneteru,
Nfr. Morrisett, from the Committee on
Cemeteries. reported recommending that
the City Engineer be instructed to survey
and make map Of Maury Cemetery as early
as practicable; ; also, that the committe be au-
thorized to furnish chairs and mating for
the Office Of the Superintend dent OF the Gene
terry. Laid over. 4: KS. IS.
The Reservoir.
Mr.. Fendley submitted report from tho
Committee on Reservoir and by dronts, re-
commencing that all work necessary on the
reservoir be ordered TO be done by the City
Engineer. Laid over. 80
Miscellaneous Business.
A resolution, by Mr.. Weisiger, was
adopted requiring the City Engineer to look
into the matter Of the dams ON the Water-ine
in order to ascertain II these dams extend
beyond the middle Of the river also, 70
survey the river up to B0sher,5 dam.
"a resolution, offered by MI. Bfo0Ks, au-
Fthorizing the Committee on water 70 ins.t-
+t,1te suits or do any other acts 20 MAINTAIN
the rights OF the Manchester Water-poWsr,
was adopted under q suspension zoa TUG
rules. ,...., 3, g. a.,
.rno;nting q committee OF one from each
.tstYs-,' 49, Sl,,, yssraitasa nj MayHS
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PERsoNAL.-The Philadelphia Inquirer,
in its report of the one hundred and sixty
ninth annual meeting Of the Philadelphia
Baptist Association, now in session in that
city, speaks in complimentary terms Of two
addresses made before the Association by
Rev. A. e. Dickinson, of this city.
Henry N. Courtney, ESQ.,, barrister at law
of Lincoln's Inn, London, and w. Ramsay
L'Amy, Esq, of Berwickshire, Scotland, are
staying at the St. James. Mr.. DAmy, who
is an ardent sportsman, has been on hunt
ing tour IN the West, and proposes to have
a few shots at Virginia game.
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Dead.-Hampden Vincent, the old colored

Dead.-Hampden Vincent, the old colored
preacher who cut his throat on Saturday,
died early yesterday morning. He was a
victim of pure superstition. He stated just
before he died that he had been ''kun-
gered," and that on his earthly road to
Heaven he met the devil. He knew he could
go no further by that road, and he took his
life in order that he might elude the devil
and his earthly enemies. He believed he
would reach Heaven. We have given
mere idea Of his statement. We forbear
going further, as verbatim report might
seem blasphemous. Peace to the old mans
ashes,
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MEETING OF PATRONS OF HUsDANDRY AT
TREE HILL.-The patrons and farmers OF
Henrico county will have grand turnout
and meeting at Tree Hill to-day ut II
O'Clock. Dinner will be furnished by the
members Of the oranges represented on the
occasion. .,.s
DR.. j. NJ. Blanton, master of the State
Grange, who is traversing the State in the
interest OF the order, and other speakers
will address the meeting. The occasion
will doubtless be an interesting one.
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Is THE WALKER LTGHr GuARD NyTTsD 10
ySTaESTos Captain Charles e. Binford, of
Company B Walker Light Guard, yester-
day received b letter from select commit.
tee OF the West Augusta Guard, composed
,ofss Captain Z. Bumgard dner, j.. 81. DIM
menu, b. +. .LarIe, and 5Vf lfiam B. McC Chess
;ney extending cordial iny yitation to Cap
tain Binford and his company to come TO
staunton on Tuesday night by the express.
train, and take part in the ceremonies OF
the Baldwin statue on Wednes-
day. General Wiekham has offered the
company car at reduced figures, but the
company have not yet decided whether they
viii CO. 81 {. i 8, Il
By the way, the Walker Light Guard will
send to Philadelphia in o few days two
handsome albums, each containing photo
graphs of the officers and members OF the
company. These are intended for Mrs. j.
Fl. McC Clintock and Mrs. H. j. Haris, Of that
city, and are sent as token OF the appre-
citation OF the g Guard - Of their kindness
to two Of their members who were stricken
down by heat and had to fall out of ranks
during the march in Philadelphia on the
Fourth Of july. . ..s.3.s .. -,.i 4. 7. Z.
y.
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and warm with high winds throughout the
day. AS night came on the sky became
cloudcd, and at about 10 O'Clock heavy
shower fell. 1t cleared off about II, and
the moon stone out brightly.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G a. n, G1 !;
8 A. NJ, Y; noon, 80; 8 p. NJ, 81; s P.
NJ, 75; midnight, SO.
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CHANGE OF TINE ON THE DANyILLE ROAD.
The new schedule on the Danville road goes
into effect on Monday the Sth instant. New
York and New Orleans mail and express
leaves Richmond at 1850 A. N. and arrives
in Richmond at 7:47 P. NJ. Lynchburg
passenger train leaves Richmond at $3.50 a.
NJ. Burkeville accommodation arrives at
Richmond at 4:51 p. M.
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Bank Meeting. There was meeting OF
the directors OF the Bank OF Manchester
last evening. socrates Brooks, Esq, pre-
sided, and In the absence OF The cashier,
John @. Winn, who is now on . visit to st.
Louis, Mr.. William S. Flournoy, assistant
cashier, acted as secretary. The meeting
was mostly OF a private nature, but several
reports were presented to show that the
bank was In a highly flourishing condition.
The bank Offices are the rleatest in the city,
and would do credit to any city in the
country. This. is a good indication that
Manchester is growing and prospering.
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UNITED STATES SUPERy1s0Rs.-The Con-
servatives have sent in to MIR. Peasants
very few applications for appointment OF
supervisors, and in this respect are far De-
hind the Republicans. The supervisors
get no pay except in cities of twenty thou
sand inhabitants.
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UNsERyICEABLE MATERIAL SOLD.-The
Committee on the Fire Department at their
meeting held some time ago ordered oil
the old, unserviceable material in the depart
ment to be collected at Company A's engine
house on Broad street, and sold by auction.
Yesterday lot of rubbish, old hose, one or
two ladders, &C., were sold. The proceeds
amounted to about fifty dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-07

VIRGINIA DAY AT THE CENTENNIAL.-Gov-
ernor Kemper has not yet given his answer
to the gentlemen who requested him to
name Virginia day at the Centennial. 1t
is probable that he will make up his mind
by Monday, and then acquaint them with
hSc determination.
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The Grand Ball given last evening at
Nunnally's Hall proved q brilliant success.
The hall was crowded with the beauty and
fashion of the city. The success was espe-.
cially gratifying in view Of the fact that
the ball was given for the benevolent or
ders Of the city. To the Committee of Ar
rangements is due great credit for efficient
services and perfect order. It was COM
posed as follows NIessrs. A. A. Waugh, j.
b. Fitzgerald, J. E. T. Turner, Fl. C. Fer
guson, and David Beattie.
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Our CENTENNIAL CoMMIsTIoNER.-AIr.
Moses P. Handy, the Virginia member OF
the Board of Centennial Commissioners,
has been appointed on the committee to re-
port to Congress the results Of the Exposi-
ton. The labor OF collecting the material
and preparing the report will require seye-
ral months
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FNED.-B. Hoffman was fined 81 by JUS
tice White yesterday for violating the city
ordinance in obstructing the street with two
wagons: Henry Metzger was also fined Sl Tor
obsfructing Seventeenth street with wagon
nm the night of the 4th instant. IS
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INSTALLATION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS.
At meeting OF Artisan Council, No. 135,
Friends of Temperance, held night before
last at Westham Hall, the following officers
were installed: W. A. S. Conrad, presi-
dent; C. E. Ingersoll, associate; W. T. Car
ter, chaplain; Fl. E. Glenn, secretary; w.
G. Wynn, financial secretary; w. L. Wade,
treasurer; Z. j. Southall, conductor; Sam
uel Wright, assistant conductor; w. 81. c.
Sales, inside sentinel; William Freeman,
outside sentinel. Delegate to State Coun-
Gil, which meets in Petersburg November
18th: w. A. s. Conrad, j. 81. Calder, A. s..
Hooper, C. e. Ingersoll W. 7. Carter. j.
H, Calder, ex-president.
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THE CLOSE VoTE IN CoLoRADo-A DOUBT
Full CAsE.-Chicago, October 5.-A Denver
dispatch to the Times to-day says: "Nine-
teen counties give I,439 aggregate Demo-
cratic majorities and 1,744 Republican.
Seven Democratic counties to hear from and
one Republican. The ballot-box was stolen
by the Radicals in Los Animas. There was
great trouble at Boulder. The ballot-box
was changed by the Radicals. Especial das-
patch to the Baltimore San.
III this telegram be true, the Republicans
carried Colorado by fraud and force.l
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TOBACCO FOR ENGLAND.-The Norwegian
brig Soskummeren, Captain Wohl, which
cleared at the custom-house yesterday, will
leave to-day with 246 hogshead of tobacco,
the entire cargo being shipped by N. M.
Wilson, OF this city, to Liverpool, England.
The brig came over from Bristol in ballast,
seeking. At Fortress Monroe the captain
left his vessel and came to Richmond, where
he secured q cargo.
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srArEorIlRGINIA, COUNTY OF HENRICo. SIS:
l. samuel 4. Glover, cashier Of the above-named
bank do soclnnly swear that the above statement Is
tue 20 the best Of my knowledge and belief.
"A. GLOVER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day
Of October. 1876. WILLIAM /. ALLEN,
Notary Public
Corrvct-Attcst:
D.. 81, 9A{HHSSEfH'' h{H$S$$fHH: S$S$HE:: '' Directors
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FIGHT AT CASH. -CoRNER.-The classic pre-
cincts Of Cash-Corner was the scene yester-
day evening Of hand-to.hand fight between
two of the female denizens Of that locality.
A crowd was attracted, but very little dam
age was done to either party. The Police
Court will probably dispose Of the case this
morning
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CENTENNIAL CLocK.-A Franklin-street
lady informed Dispatch reporter yester-
day that her clock took centennial freak
about the "witching" hour Of IL O'Clock,
and struck one hundred without stopping.
What will proclaim the centennial next?
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THE PEOPLE WANT PRooF-There is no mefI-
cine prescribed by physicians or sold by druggists
that carries such evidence OF its superior virtue Of
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast. consumption, or any
disease OF the throat and lunga A proof of this
fact Is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try It. Regular Size seven-
ty-fye cents. PURCELL, LADD 8 CO., wholesale
opop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-07

UNDERsuIRTs.-For the largest and best assort-
ment Of Underwear In the city call on Z. B. SPENCE
& SON. They will sell you good heavy Merino
Undershirt for one dollar; and the3 have large as
sortment Of Merino and All-W DOL Underwear. Call
and examine their Medicated Scarlet Flannel Shirts
aud Drawers. Call early and often.
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THE JEFFERSON WARD RALLY.-The Old
Dominion Club has appointed Messrs. q. d.
StyIl and q. G. Adams to collect innds ior
the Conservative rally in Jefferson Ward on
the 10Th instant. Il y .sl35i
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HENRIco CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit
Court OF Henrico, Judge Wexford pre-
siding, was in session yesterday. a few
civil cases were disposed Of.
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PUNISHED FOR KEEPING D1soRDERLY
HOUSE. in the Hastings Court yesterday
Joseph Bruno, charged with keeping ais-
orderly house, was tried and conYicsed'
fined $50, and sent to Jail for one day.
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ANNUAL. MEETING OF TEE Sons OF TEN
pERANCE, JR.-The Grand Division, Jr.,
Sons of Temperance, will meet in the city
OF Petersburg on Tuesday the 24th Octo-
Der, at 8 O'Clock, in annual session.
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THE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE THEATRE
LAST NIGHT.-The advice so kindly given
by the press to stgo early and get "a front
seat " was certainly regarded as to the en-
tertafnment at the Theatre last night, for
sc Madame Rentz's Female Minstrel Com
pany" was greeted by IN immense audi.
ence. The house was fairly crowded
from pit to dome. The aisles were
blocked up, and the young men OF
Richmond, and many OF the old ones
too, gave themselves up to that sort Of
enjoyment which in former times would
well nigh have banished them from society.
But this Is different age, and such things
are not only now tolerated, but are regarded
as Greatly charming" There were some
features OF the performance that were GER
tainly interesting. For instance the Olio
specialties. Zuella is both a graceful and
daring gymnast, and astounded her specta-
tors by her wonderful feats. She was loudly
applauded, and very deservedly. The sing
ing, while it was spirited and OF the order
OF the day, was disappointment to many.
Mmlle. Mahretta's living pictures-The
Flower-Girl, Fighting Gladiator, Rebecca
at the Well, Dying Gladiator, The Wander
ing Minstrel, Little Reaper, Zomara the Spy,
Hope, Eve, The Goddess Of Liberty-were
very aCCepIaule. Lie IaylulLy VI ueI CuauSeS
was most remarkable. The picture of the
Star-Spangled Banner was received with un-
bounded applause. At one time during the
play, while the national anthem was being
sung, some ill-mannered boys and men Of
but little sense hissed, but they were soon
hushed and properly rebuked by the loud
cheering which followed.
The double iig-dance Of the Misses Love
was excellent, and added materially to the
entertainment. They are as good iig-dancers
as can be found anywhere.
"IXion; or, The Man at the Wheel" was
very acceptable to a large portion Of the
house, but many OF the audience left before
the play was over. Miss Jessie Verlander,
Mercury; Miss Mabel Stanley, Jupiter;
Miss Emily Vaughn, Venus; Miss Blanche
Seton, and indeed all Of the cast, received
immense applause for their dancing, &c.
The local hits were rather poor, but the
whole entertainment is calculated to draw
full houses. Three ladies were present
during the early part OF the entertainment,
but left the Theatre before Ixion was pre-
sented. --%
This afternoon there will be matinee at
O'Clock, and at night another performance:
For Monday night Fra Diavolo, a musical
burlesque, will be presented.
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THE PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY win open for
fall trade on MONDAY October 9th. Ladies win
wait and see novelties in millinery.
PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY,
over Levy Brothers, Main street.
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WnLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGE.-Ihe
Board of Visitors of the College OF Wtiiam
and Mary resumed their session yesteraay
evening at Mr.. Lyons,s residence. Inc
Board decided to advertise ZOE professor
to fill the chair OF Bellies the eieClion
to take place on the 18th OF January. Iney.
made arrangements to fll the Z. enaar temI en-
no other business Of public interest was
transacted.
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HoLLYwooD ENTRANcE.-The new en-.
trance to the HOLLYWOOD Cemetery grounds,
OF granite, representing q ruined tower and
gateway, is approaching completion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-07

CALIroRNIA PEARsy-Those who wish some OF
this delicious fruit should 60 to PIzzINI'ss
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MCMULIIN OFF THE TRACK.-A gentle
man writes us from Wytheyille that Gov
ernor McMullin has withdrawn from the
congressional canvass in this district. This
leaves the race now between General Pride
more, the Conservative nominee, and Colo
mel Egbert, the regular Republican candl-
date.
We stand our rooster on his head to eX-
nress our regret for the withdrawal Of Nc
Mullin. We were anxious for him to run
the race out, so that he might be forever
consigned to his grave on the 7th OF No
vember by the people Of this district.-Sa-
Tenn REGISTER,
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OFFICIAL TIMETABLE FOR OCT0BER.-
We received yesterday from Messrs. A. ".
CARRIER & Co. copy OF the official hme-fable
for October. IL contains much Information
for the travelling public. p = s5:
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, FRIDAY.
Judge Hughes, presidin1.-In the matter
of W. H. Cary Order appointing 81. III.
Martin q special commissioner to take On
account Of liens and directing the assignees
TO report to the court on the 23d instant an
account Of the sale made by them OF the
Ebankrupt's real estate.
In the case Of T. a. Lacy. The bid OF
335 by Edward Braxton for the land for
merly bought by Thomas w. Sparrow was
accepted by the assignee and approved bT
the court.
In the matter Of E. P. Hudgins & Co.
Order refunding to NJ. F. McLanahan the
$50 deposit fee advanced by him.
In the case OF John w. Mackasey. The
report OF the assignee was confirmed, and
the assignee directed to sell the bankrupt's
chooses in action; and also, ill connection
with the trustees, sell the bankrupt's real
estate at public auction, and the trustees
are ordered sitter the payment Of the debts
secured by the deeds Of trust to turn the
balance Of the money over to the assignees:
In the matter Of John S. Fitzgerald. The
petition of 4. FL. Hawks was dismissed.
In the hdbeGs corpus case OF Caroline
Morton against William jenkins for the
possession Of certain grandchildren OF the
petitioner in the custody of the respondent,
the Court decided that the respondent had
lawful possession Of the children, and the
petition was dismissed.
Samuel n. Simpson, Of Richmond city,
was adjud,cated bankrupt.
John 81. Burton, OF Chesterfield county,
was declared bankrupt, and upon his Pc
tltion j. &. Wells, plaintiff, and the consta-
bic having possession of the execution in
his favor against the bankrupt were en-
joined from Interfering with the property OF
the bankrupt.
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
W. H. p. Morris, OF Richmond city.
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so11pcn or GREAT ANXIETY.

A SOURCE OF GREAT ANXIETY.
Ny daughter has received great benefit from the
use OF VEGETINE. Her declining health was .
source of great anxiety to all her friends. few bot
ties OF the yEGET1NE restored her health, strength
and appetite. N IL PlLDEat
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 40 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
June s, 1879.
vEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs.
oc 7-SsaW2t
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERs.-
Friendship Division, No. 8 (colorcdb Sons
Of Temperance, have elected the following
officers: w. jackson, w. p; B. 0. King,
W. A.; B. T. Ellyson, B. ST. J. Robinson
r. s.: Joseph Wilson, f. S.; g. W.
Sample, r.; Charles Muse, Chaplain; Rich
ard Jackson, c.; T. 81. Scott, A. @. y.
Pegram, I. S.; j. D. Booker, 0. s.; q: !.
Ellyson, /. D.; T. 81. Scott representative
to the Grand Division, which will meet In
petersburg Tuesday the 10th instant.
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HAYEs's KNow-NoTHrNGlsM.--The New
York Times confesses that Hayes did what
was charged, but denies that he is In SYM
pathy with the American Alliance. It for
Gets that he promised to furnish them
funds. The Herald and Tribune also say
that he merely acknowledged the letter In
polite way. But they misrepresent the
facts. Read again:
"At the proper time reference will be
given YOU to committees for such aid and
Cooperation as seems to be advisable! -
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Extract OF report from the celebrated physictan
Erasmus Wilson, of London, England:
Several severe eases OF consumption have come
under my observation that have been cured by she
timely use OF ,CoLDEN,s LIEBrG's LIQUID Ex-
TRACT OF BEEFANp TONIC ISyIGoRATon.p
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Ii you wish sweet and juicy FEAR go to PIz-
zIsrs and get some of these from California.
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sMITH's FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, for fa5 and
winter wear, Is now ready, and entirely new. llo9
NIsfa street, s5s
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CANNOT BE ExCELLED.

"-T.--' CHhHLEbiUWtSS uLsICH 1Us ACVU'I-e
Fl. Z. STEVENS: ..s# s5g s
Dear sir,-This Is to certify that have used your
q Blood Preparation In my family for several
years, and think that for scrofnla or Cankerous
Humors, or Rheumatic affections, 1t cannot DO ex-
celled and as blood-purifer and spring medicine
1t is the best thing have ever used, and hive used
almost everything. can cheerfully recommend IT.
to any one in need Of such . medicine. y;
Yours respectfully, ~
MRS. A. A. DINsMoRE, 10 Russell street
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, &C., cheap at Bo-
scuEg,s, 500 and 5l1 Broad street.
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In BANKRUPTcY.-Samu NJ. Simpson,
hardware dealer. OF this city, yesterday
filed in the United States District Court his
petition to be adiudged o bankrupt.