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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-03


lease No. 660l
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States1 or the Western District of Vain Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter of W. ]. Dinges & Son, Bankrupts
To aohom it may concern:
The undersign-
county. Va hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as Assignee OF the estate of w. J. Dinges Son. of
Shenandoah Co., in said District, who we're on the
3qth day OF Oct. d., 1875, adudged Bankrupts on
their own petition by the District Court said Dis
trict.
Dated July goth, 1876.
july 27-st JOHN PAUL, Assignee
lease No. 37S.l
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District of vain Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter of John Lillis Bankrupt
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, John Paul, of Rockingham
county, Va, hereby gives notice of his appoiut-
ment as Assignee of the estate of John Liliis OF
Frederick Co.. in said District. who was on the 10Th
own petition by the District Court of said District
Lated July goth, 1876
july 27-st JOHN PAUL, Assignee.
lease No. 527.]
Tn the District Court of the United States for the
l. Western District of Vain Bankruptcy.
In the matter of George c. Harris, Bankrupt
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, John Paul. of ROCKINGHAM
Co., Va, hereby gives notice Of his appointment
Frederick county in said District, who was on the
2rd day of Nov, a. d., 1878, adiudged BANKRUPT on
his own petition by the District Court of said Dis
trict
Dated July both, 1916.
July 27-3t JOHN PAUL, Assignee
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d OANoKE COLLEGE SALEM. VA-Next Session
LII begins September 9Th. Collegiate and Pre-
paratory Courses. Unsurpassed Location. Healthy
mountain climate, moral community, moderate ex-
penses From $50 to $240 for ten months, (includ
ing board tuition, &c., &c. College quite prosper
GUS ~ Students from all sections of the country
For Catalogues SC, address Secretary of Faculty
f4oanoKe college,, Salem Va july 13-tf
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Ouse and Sign PainfinS.-The UNDERSIGNED !;
IL is now prepared to execute with neatness and
dispatch HOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL. PAIN. 3.
TING. All Work done in the best manner andon ac
eommodating terms GslOrders from the Count
promptly attended to. JOHN W CTINEa
july 1y Main Street Sta,,nton WV.
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POstpOnenent.

me above sale is postponed by direction Of IN
partles until MONDAY the 14th day of AI1GI1S 81
1876 at the same place and same hour above N o.
toned, when it will take place "oose "eI
Ejuiy2o-tds Hc Tr1sts,,
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Miscellaneous.

THE NEW MARKET POLYTECHNIC
Il INSTITUTE, SHENANDOAH CO., VA,
For young men who wish to get good, practical
education in the shortest time and at the least cost
Its success is its best Recommendation" The next
session will begin September 1st Students should
apply early to secure choice boarding places
Address,
Prof BEN. HYDE BENTON, A. NJ.
July 15-t1 President
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u 1RGINIA-1N VACATION.-Int the Clerks Office
~ OF the Circuit Court for Augusta county July
James E. Ross, Admir-, Plaintiff,
J. H. Bell, Defendant
ON RULE, &C.
me OBJECT OF this Rule ist require David S. Har-
ris the purchaser of the lands sold under decree in
the above cause. and Robert J. Harris, his surety
70 appear before the Circuit Court of Augusta coun
" ana snow cause, if any they can, why the Court
snoId not decree the sale Of said lands for de-
lauit ~ non-payment of the first bond therefor
such sale to be at their proper risk.
IT appearing by affidavit fled that David s. Har-
RS, one OF said defendants is nonresident of this
state 1t is ordered that he do appear here on the
ISL Gay OF the November Term next, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest. Teste,
!uy gu ]. N RYAN, Clerk.
Guy, p. O..
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Rochester Democrat: Sam Cox, looking
anxiously around the House-:'Has anybody
seen anything of my reputation?' %
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Assignee's Sale,
OF
REAL EST
In HIGHLAND CO., VA,

IN pursuance OF decree of the u S. District court
Ior the western District of Virginia. in the matter
OF Jehu Quinn, b'k't, will. as Assignee Of said
bankrupt, on saw VI 'aio
MONDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1876.
IN front OF the Court House in Monterey Highland
county, Va, sell at public auction
q tract of
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES
lying on the waters of Back Creek, Highland
county, Va.
This is very dc sirable farm and will he sold on
the following va NC 'oiu vi
TERMS.One-fourth cash, the balance on a credit
OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months, with Interest
rom DAY OF sale, the purchaser giving bonds with
anpIe personal security for the deferred payments
anu the JlJle retained as ultimate security -
.,a JOHN PAUL Assignee
Juiy zi-tuS of Jehu Quinn bk't
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For the Dispatch.l
A Cat Story.-Wonderfnl but True

A Cat tStory.-WOnuer1uk out truc.
Some months since a person who had
been a believer in table-turnings and spirit
rappines came to this city and occupied q
room on Clay and Monroe streets, remain
ing there some time. It was found eXpe-
dient to remove tine party to the asylum in
Staunton for treatment. Two weeks ago
she died quite suddenly, and, strange to say,
lust about that time O mad cat took up It's
abode on the premises previously occupied
by the deceased in this city, attacking and
jumping into the face Of persons as they pass
about. Some nights since an Invalid lady
had occasion to raise an attic window,
and Immediately this strange animal, with
an unearthly howl and yell, came bound
ing from the top Of the roof for the. VIM
dow, and to avoid the attack the lady
performed one of those rapid retrograde
movements which q few years ago was so
fashionable among the military for an adj
Joining room, forgetting to shut out the enc
my, and bivouacked suddenly in the bowels
of bed hard by as a dernier resort. The AMI
NAL in hot persuit rushed In at the window,
and, horrible to relate, mounted the noctur-
nal retreat with ruffled hair and tail waving
in the breeze, redoiiblsd the attack, which
was finally repulsed after fearful and con-
vulsiye graspins and mauling about with
pillows.
Messrs. Editors, excuse me for marrins a
true account with ridicule; it Is constltu-
tional. I frequently feel the same way at
funerals. Sometimes the more serious the
passing circumstances the more active this
nronensitv. J.W.
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A CARD FROM THE X. X. K.s.-The K0nserva-
tive knnpaIgn Klnb desire to return their warmest
thanks the parties who assisted them SO cheerluy
and in SO valuable manner during their arduous la
bors at the Theatre ut the late State Convention
Especially would they return their Acknowledgements
to the following: Sergeant Daniel Wren, for obtain
ing use of handsome set Of ships fagsi TO- the cap
tain of schooner John W. Hall, for loan of flags; to
d. G. Yuengling, DR., James River Steam Brewery,
for loan of handsome United States flag; to j. b.
Suit Henry SeInon, and Conrad sauer, for numerous
courtcsies and to Messrs Corporal Gardner Thomp-
son, Charles Jones, Morgan Burns Mike Burns, and
Charles II. Langford, for valuable services Volun-
teered and rendered In assisting in decorating and
In performng the duties assigned us by the commit
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lFor the Dispatch.l
Ladies on Horseback.

.,,..- .. RICHMOND, June I, 1876.
Your correspondent "Horseman must
have had very little experience OF ladies on
horseback, or he would not say there are
very few good riders amongst them. There
may not bemany good ones amongst them,
but think there are as many in proportion as
there ale amongst the gentlemen, and there
is one lady that puts all the gentlemen that
see in the shade both for gracefulness on
the saddle and command of her horse.
In what way does "Horseman y make
out that the side-saddle is an instrument OF
torture to the ladies and horses? must
say cannot understand how that can be.
The remarks and suggestions he makes
about ladies being safer and more cOmforta-
BILE astride the horse are absurd. / should
like to know in what way Horseman !"
prevents himself from falling along with
his horse when he is astride, as I must say
that in my experience always came down
along with the horse. "DoNCAsTER"
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The Concert at sgiIIas,s Church, Hen.
- -. z = 49, 49, - - rfcn f,aunfv y

s3isi 5..t,;.i,, { 5 +r1cO G0unty.
=. .5fessrs. Editors The concert given by
the choir OF Trinity church, assisted by the
Sextette Club, OF this city, for the benefit OF
this church, !. on Monday last, was grand
,snccess, both pecuniarily and otherwise.
The day was o. splendid one for the pur-
pose, and the large crowd q in attendance tes-
titled the interest felt in the success Of the
effort to raise funds to clear the church OF
debt. The whole country was represented
by Christians OF oil denominations.
The exercises consisted OF singing, feast
ing, and a lecture by Rev a. G. Bledsoe, Of
Trinity church, under the direction OF Mr.
G. P. Rady, of Trinity choir ~
To say that the choir did well is but faint
praise, as they always sustain their reputa-
tion wherever they go, and well-known as
always willing to engage in any and every
good work - .-.--s-
OF the Sextette Club we desire to speak
more especially. These young men have
been under the training of Dir. Barnes, OF
this city, and have in few months devel-
oped. fine talent, and the tinely-execu uted
solos OF ''Gates Aiar," by Mr.. Riddick;
"Simon the Cellarer,o by Mr.. Pleasants !;
"Eileen Allana," by Mr.. Duesberry !;
/" Mother, Bear Ne to the Window" by
Mr.. Mcdonald; "Ah, Have Sighed to
Rest Me-" by Mr.. Williams, as well as the
grand choruses by the Club, evinced their
ability in time to cope with any OF the many
fine clubs OF this city.
The concert lasted five hours, and was
highly appreciated by all who attended.
The preacher in charge Of the church re-
turned thanks for the concert and lecture.
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GRAND MAss-MEETING OF SUNDAY-SCHoOL
OFEICEBs AND TEACHERS OF ALL DENoMI-
NAT1oNs.-A grand mass-meeting of the
friends of the Sunday-school cause will be
held at Grace-Street Presbyterian church
{Dr. Read's) tonight at s. o'clock, under
the auspices Of "The Sunday-School Union
OF all Denominations Of Richmond and
Manchester" The exercises will consist Of
singing by the scholars of this church and
addresses from prominent Sunday-school
speakers. The subject selected for discus
sion IN q practical one, and well calculated
to bring out the best talent in this field OF
labor. The subject is ''The Legitimate Re-
suits of Sunday-School Work"
These meetings have always attracted
large crowds, representing as this Society
does the schools OF all !denomnatlons. ana q
y GREAT deal of good has been accomplished
in the way of bringing Christians OF every
opinion together on the great sunday-school
platform.
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VALUABLE DIscovERY-Dr. c. w. Benson, q
practising physician at 106 north Eutaw street. Bal
timore, Nd, who has paid mnch attention to nervous
diseases, has discovered that EXTRACT OF CELERY
and cHAAolnLE, combined ina certain proportion,
invariably cures headache eisher bilious, dyspeptic,
nervous, or sick headache neuralgia, and nervous
ness. This is triumph In medical chemistry, and
sufferers all over the country are ordering by mail
He prepares 1t in pills at ffsy cents per box. The
Doctor IS largely known and highly respected in
Baltimore.-Epfse0paI Methodist.
For sale by all retail druggists PUH-
CELL, LADD & Co, agents. b
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E5- On all sales Of Real Estate made 6etteeen
the 1st Of January and last Of June the taIes for
the present year hare to be paid 6yt the purchaser
On all sales made 6et1een the 1st of July andlast
of the year the taTes haze to be paid y the seller
rThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicinity.
BYERLY & POWELL, l0k a. n. at store No. 1905
Main street, oi-pantipgs, steel eDgrayings, chrc-
mos, &C.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. 5k P. M, brick dwelling
on Third street between Main and Franklin.
SQUIRE & GODDTN, 2. RI, large, hiShly-iu!
proved, and cultivated farm in Powhataa county.
WELLINGTON GoDDTN, s p. NJ, real estate in
the plan of" Woodville," one mile east of Rich
mond, and lots in the city OF Richmond, on Water
street. 49, ..Hff 4. ylF;
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CONVICTED TWICE OF STEALING TOBACCO.
In the Hastings Court yesterday WAllam
Bipb, the negro who was on trial on Iues-
day for the'second offence OF petit larceny,
was tried and found guilty. and sentences
to the penitentiary for one year. he VIII pe
taken out to-day.
I'm 1871 Bibb was convicted in the Poiiee
Court of stealing lot OF tobacco, and yes
terday his second offence OF petit larceny
was that Of stealing a lot OF tobacco from
Alexander Cameron.
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QUAIFIED.-Mr. Andrew +Jjnkins quail
fed as Clerk of the Hastings Court yester-
dav, with Mr.. William 2. Lawton as deputy.
Captain James NJ. Tyler qualified before
the Hastings Court yesterday as Sergeant Of
the city OF Richmond, and gave bond in
$4,000 for the faithful discharge Of the
duties OF bis office. The following sureties
:iustifcd-viz., John X. Childrey, J. IL.
Frischkorn, Robert H. Whitlock, William
J. Gentry, and James c. Smith The new
Sergeant goes into Office July 1st, and will
name his DEPUTIES in few DAYS
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MURDER ON MAIN STREET.
A Observation-Disclosures OF Two Friends,
inss a.as, and tts Result.

CHARLES CHILDs INSTANTLY KILLED BY
JIM FAiERTY--sTATEMENT OF EYE
WITNESSES AND EXPLANATION OF
TAHERTY-A SHOT SAID 70 HAVE BEEN
INTENDED TO GO OVERHEAD THAT
PIERCED THE FoREHEAD-soME AC-
COUNTS OF THE TWO MEN, AND FULL
PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR.
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DANG GEReUs SYMPTOMs.-Matter discharging
from the throat reveals liberation of the ptutous
membrane, causing fatal disease Of the pulmonary
organs unless timely cured by WIsHART's PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL, an infailibie' blood d-purifying
remedy, which has saved many thousand consump-
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RI.FEaEe EITIEEA WATERS.
DTFFALO LITHIA WATERS.
TESTIMONY OF DR. c. c. C>NWAT, OF4CUL
rEPER COUNTY, VA.

TESTIMONY OF DIR. c. c. C%NWAf, OFECL-
rEPER COUNTY, VA.
RArIp ANN, NA., June l, lS7G.
lat,-,E ThGmdS +. Go0de:
>ir,-My experience III the use of the LlIHlA
WATER has - yet heen limited, but in the following
east. lis use has proved Of most decided benefit.
have found it Of great relief in other diseases as
Well au; as these resisted ali ordinary treatment
they Viii DC specified:
IL, Z. case Of DYSPEPSIA CT LONG STANDING,
.uE WHO'LL ALIMESrARY CANAL BEING AT
rAvLT: 2d. CHRONIC ESDoMETRIrIs, wITlIPRo-
I-v>E mESoRRlIAGIA: and. Sd, CONGESTION OF
LIVER AID KIDNEYS result Of the mcnopause
believe tic LITHIA WATEI; will prove aErcat
Alos,in. Il, an Alternative in restoring proper
BALANCE !, the system AT time always critical, rs
Iu n. IaI-namcd case.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
itT-2t {. {. CONWAY.
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DISPATCH HPHISTISG-HoUsE.-In u.-4-i to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade We
have added wel-selected assortment of SEW
TYPE. which, together with our improved MA
cIlINERy and sRILpUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant as In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLAs5
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most expe-
ditious manner.
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Halls Journal Of Health says: "a plate OF Ice
cream taken eislrcly while seated at table in plea
aurab,e conversation Is far safer quencher Of thirst
than ice-water or any other cold liquid. The Ice
cream Is in addition stimulating and nutritious, thus
invigorating cooling, and strengthening the system
at the same time This is especially the case If you
partake of fresh-frozen lcecream made OF pure ma
terals such as P1zzrNI s07 Broad street. makes and
sells in such large quantities. 3d.
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BOND GrvEN.-Mr. Henry Fink, one OF
the receivers OF the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad Company, gave bond be-
fore the clerk OF the United States Circuit
Court yesterday, with Charles w. statham
and Thomas S. Bocock as sureties.
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CHARGED WITH FEL0NIoUs AssAULr.-Job
Jones (colored) was arrested yesterday and
placed in the First ation-house Tor feiont-
oous assault on Elizabeth Holmes. The Of
fence having been committed outside OF the
cornoYatioIi. the party was subsequently
tlIrned over to the county authorities.
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I have analyzed the wHrsKEY known under the
brand of sB SELECT" controlled by hessrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va; and hnd IL
FREE FROM PUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur
poses.-J. B. MCC4w, n. D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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TIE EXCURSION TO CoBB's IsLAND.-The
excursion to Cobbs Island on Saturday
morning promises to be very enjoyable
affair. The price OF tickets has been put in
the reach OF all, and no doubt there viii be
large number Of persons who will avail
themselves OF this opportunity for Q trip to
the seaside.
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APPOINTMENT OF AssIaNEEs.

\ ss1GNEus SbTfGE Sffe;EE OF APPOINT
" SENT-IS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS,
TRICT OF VIRGINIA. IN THE M AAIfEMy " tIiiyoa, OE
TT MAY CONCERS.-The undersigned. Thomas
". Taylor, of Onancock. Accomac county, Virginia,
hereby gives notice OF his appointment Us nee
County OF Northampton, Ii, said distric:, aud who
70 wit on the 18th day OF
the District Court Of said district.
Dated at Onsncock the 29th day OF April, 4. u.
1875. THOMAS W. la i.,a,,,, L,nn,
my 1S-Th3w Asslsnec.
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ssIGSEE's NotTiCE OF APPOINT
N MENT.-IN THE DISTRICT C0IRTn n OF THE 1I41
TRiCT OF VIRGINIA. IN THE MATrER OF y,
JOHN H. WISE, BANKRUPT.-To, WHO. Whoa NJ II
MAY CONCERN.-The undersigned, Ih9mas W.
hereby gives notice of his appointment as as
siguee OF the estate OF John IL. Wise; oil Ac-
comac Courthouse. In the county CT hcco-
mac. In said district: and who was % VII,
on the Goth day OF February, a.. y; lstS, an s,,,
judged bankrupt upon the petition OF hlsei ps thc
District Court of said district. u, n
1876. THOMAS w. TAYLOR,
mv ia-Tb9w Assignee
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ESPLANAT1ON OF Ng. s4aRT1y.

ARRIVAL OF THE VISITORS FROM EUROPE
The party OF European tourists ot which
mention was made in yesterdays ,USpatch
arrived by the Richmond and York River
railroad at 10 O'Clock yesterday from Baltl-
more, and were escorted to Ford's Hotel.
The party consists Of the following persons:
Messrs. Gamalye and Walkhohf, Russia; Le-
maitre and son, A. Houette, E. D. Joubert,
Paris; Mr.. Osborn, V. Van Volsen, Louis
Pierlot, Leon Zoude, Brussels; George An
derson and lady, Scotland; R. T. Maurice,
FL. w. Baldwin, w. Roberts and lady and
Miss Fairthorne, James Ride, Samuel
Brooks, G.G. Port, London; William Keit-,
ler, Guerney, England; Mr.. A. Turner and
lady, Manchester, England. The party is
in charge Of Mr.. W. H. Vermilye, OF New
York; Mons. Paul de Lobanoff, interpreter.
The party yesterday visited all the points of
interest in the city, and will this morning
leave by the early train to Quantico, where
they will take the steamer to Washington.
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CLEAREp.-The American brig Morancy,
Captain Redonnet, was cleared at the Gus
tom-house yesterday by Messrs. Walker d
Saunders for Rio de Janeiro with!a cargo OF
2,400 barrels Of -four. a,.l, :.
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CITY TAXES FOR 1876.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE. I
VA. Nav 81, 1873.

CITY COLLECTORS OSFICE.l
RICHMOND, VA. May 81, 1875.
This Office will be open from 8 O'Clock A. NJ to q
O'Clock P. n. from the 10TH TO THE 30Tn OF
JUNE inclusive, for the 4urpose of receiving from
any person charged with city taxes
REAL AND PERSONAL,
the whole or one half Of the amount of tax charged;
and that ten per centum win be added to the amount
of tax charged in every where the party assessed
shall fail to pay the whole one half within the
time so limited"
The Collector respectfully and earnestly requests
all persons having three more bills to leave list
Of the same as carly as possible at the Office that the
bills may be gotten together and If desired half
receipts made out A change in the office Oh the 1st
Of July makes it imperative that this reauest should
be complied with to ensure The parties from delay
in crowded room on the last few days of the month.
JOHN F. REGNAULT,
tel-lm Collector.
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REAL AND PERSONAL,
ie lin

NOTICE. TAX-PAY-
~ ERs.-I nm now ready to receive the CITY
TAX for the year 1876. All persons paying one
half of the same before the 1st OF July next,
and the other half on or before the 1st Of November
next will be entitled to deduction Of five per cent:
on the same: but to all bills unpaid as above specified
there will be added ten per cent No deduction
proper time. ). W. B@KoNAsgeSa,, @ a oE:,
J1ryE 7. 1875. je l-l0t
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DELISoUESTs IN DASGER.-Over two hum
dred and fifty lawyers, physicians, and nler-
chants were reported to the Police Justice
yesterday morning by Collector Regnault for
failing to pay their licenses. The penalty
lis fine Of not less than one nor more than
five dollars per day for every day they"con-
tinue business after the 1st day of February.
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BETHESDA WATER.-This celebrated
ID WATER has been lately introduced into this
city D5 GEORGE SCHOES- Main and Eleventh
srCefs who Is sole agent for its sale IN Richmond
and yIo.pity. Although but recently discovered Its
bladder and arrangements OF the stomach, such rs
Dyspepsia &C., are 40 remarkable TO place st at
oncc M the front rank of curative waters. These Is
cTcctualy eradicate from the system all traces of
.LeI.ses requiring diuretic treatment.
GEORGE SCHEN,
my l0-lE 1lOO Maln street.
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For SALE PRIVATELY, the GUIDE AND NEWS
and BOOK and JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
four presses, steam engine, and complete assort-
ment of book job and poster type Reason for sell
Ing, lIl-healtl Apply to or address JOHN S. HAYS,
Box 2a, Richmond, Va.