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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29
MEDICAL.
S. O. DUNBAR,s
FLUID
NJ AG Ne SIA
MEDICAL,

Superior to any English or American
Institute in 1852. VAC Alet .,
This very useful and elegant preparstio..
as an aDerlent antic-acid in dyspepsia ms ls3
attended with accidity with very c,to' SonFsts
has the advantage over common Nsonas,o rntft
dissolved, and therefore not being iisbiaa II Ben,
mulste in the bowels. 1t Is decidedIy 70 90.
| Carbonate OF Soda or Potash, On accortpssfloft
aperient quality. 1Al q Il
This solution OF Magnesia Is fo1n5 49,,
beneficial as pleasing sedative and ana NAT
cases of irritation, or acidity of the s,nr,al hi
complaints, infantlle disorders, or sessict- !eo:
An ounce or two of this solution sNsd5s
| irregular digestion, 7'lfles,
| The solution is of itself an aperIert b..
tive properties can be much augmented u 70
with it, or directly after il, little lax, y! as,
mixed with sugar and water, or even wifi Z. .z
of tartaII in this manner very agr4.afII .'-,s
vescent draught can be safely taken e g'os e.
during fever or thirst. aLi 10.
The antisceptic qualities Of this soIn,ior
to the presence of SO much rarborir IN; og,,
been found very valuable in putrid ana ~ L.
yer, AS lotion for the mouth. II sTc una i
breath, and the Magnesia cleans the , ,.Iga Z
tartar, 'I II
The solution is almost invariably sro.,.,
removing fits, spasms and headaches In ,I;-s
| he stomach and bowels. 1l-ut
| The attention of the public Is parrIculs,,- :.
ed to the following certificates of p6yseii.-- -'s
other persons who have used the Marnesiss s L
New HAVEN. Feb D l..
| S o. DUNBAR, Esq.-Dear Sir; mos Nv :, ~
accord my testimony in favor of Won, ~, J
Magnesia.' l have never found az: 3:
pleasant and efectual for correcting aCEf,-'-; g
stomach and curing headache ar sing ~ Y :.
: II is resorted TO by several members ~ nv J..
whenever suffering as above, and ALWAYS ~. IN
satisfaction and instAntane GUS relief -l ga
: Yours truly, JoUy p
The subscriber having used the above s-,5-
his family for some years. j. happy to end. d.
; testimony of Mr.. Blake in his favor. q
| Hartford, Conn. REV. JoBS Opr
PROVIDENCE, Nov 4 -.
| Mr.. s. o. DUNBAR.-Dear Sir: Am NJ,
hear that your preparation Of fluid Yaerf
coming into general use While IL Is mo-
nomical than other preparation of Fluid Ysg-S
have found it vastly more efficient, and NJ, 81
an antisr ic and anti-acid upon the sfor,asI 4
J a very considerable tonic. II is a brav,ifni -
cine for the bowel arrangement which So r,fts-
fcts young children, and for females ofdeffi.,''
and sour stomach particularly those eucqr,-
8 is invaluable. Being a scientific prepsra,inr .
open to the profession. it needs only an sccr,
, ance to become with them favoritc medfTf55e-
WIN. GROsyENuR N u
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29

ELIXIR OF HONEY is the best household
remedy for Coughs, Colds and Diseases Of
Lungs ever brought before the public.
For children it is the best remedy in the
world. For sale by Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29
TWELVE GOOD REASONS
THE
Wonan's Suffrage Stove Polish
Is PRFFEPRFO tn All OTHERS
IS PREFERRED TO ALL OTHERS,

First-It is the LARGEST package of Stove Polish
In the world.
Second-lt IS the ERATEsT.
Third-Ttis composed entirely of PURE EAST IN
Ola PLUMBAGo.
Fourth 1t Will cover more surface, and Is con-
sequently CHEAPER than any other kind.
Fifth-lt is NOT ADULTERATED with cheap Amer
can or German lead, or other worthless substance
to give 1t weight
Sixth-It is FREE from OBJECTIONABLE sILyEEY
LUsTRE such as is easily furnished by greese dirt
Seventh-It produces the MOST ENDURING JET
BLACK Gloss OF any polish ever offered to the public.
Eighth 1t makes NO DUST and requires LESS
LABOR In polishing.
Ninth-It will polish any stove, HOT OR COLD, as
soon as applied, and requires no mixing with var
n1sh or naptha, nor dos any such deleteuous in
gredient enter into its composition.
Tenth-It DOES NOT BURN upon the stove and is
free from all Objectionable smell.
Eleventh-It WILL POLISH sHEETIRoN and pre-
serve 1t from rust
Twelfth-It is the HANDsoMEsT POLISH in the
world
Hence, every Woman wants it.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE
Phoenix Manufactu'g Co.,
TAUNTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MASS.
FOR THE PROPRIETOR
~ For sale by all Druggists and Grocers
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29

s. o DUEBAR.-Dear Sir: have been Co.
time in the habit of prescribing the Fluid Va,
ria prepared by you and prefer It TO tbe Frt
preparation on account Of It's Cheapness srs ,
superior laxative qualities.
Respectful yours, &C. NJ. s. percy M
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29

Pixies TooTHcHE DRoPs cure in one
minute,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29

DR.. Bells Fit Cure cures Fits, Spasms.
Commissions. and all Nervous Diseases.
For sale by Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29
TWO in ON =.

Thus combined We have two grand medical
agents in one each OF which performs its function
and unitedly produce more cures than any lini-
ment, lotion, wash, or plaster ever before COM
pounded in the history OF medicine. Try one.
PRICE, . CENTS.
Sold hy all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canadas, and by
WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29
BAgSAnS ARD PINE,

The healing properties OF our own fragrant bal.
Gam and pint NJ, the gums of the East are too well
known 70 require description. Their grateful,
healing, soothing, and strengthening properties are
known TO thousands When combined in accord
ance with late and important discoveries in phar-
macy, their healing and STRENGTHENING properties
are Increased tenfod. In this respect our Plaster
Is the best IN without the aid OF electricity.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29
COLLINS''
vOLTAIC PLASTER
An Eiectro-GaIyanic Battery combined
with highly Moderated Strengthening
Plaster. forming the best PlarteC fer
pnins and aches ia the World of Medi-
RgcHTY

As grand curative and restorative agent IS not
cQuall,I ny any element vdicinc in the history
of the healing art Unless the vital spark has fed
the body restoration by means ofelecricity Is pos
sibe. It's the last resO Of all physicians and sur
geons and has rescued thousands, apparently dead,
from untimey grave, when no other human
agency could have succeeded. This Is the leading
curative element IN this Plaster.
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NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.

THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
BrDrORD yA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwENTYSlx YEARS.
rcrsncv rroycd by actual results In thousands Of
c,sr. Of Dyspepsia. Debility. Diseases Peculiar to
Women. Chronic DiarrlGa. Heacache Scrofula and
Cut.nc.,,s Affections. Sore Throat and Diphthera-
calls aud MaIay!al Fever. Extracts FROM -testI-
"Ee,t remedy for InNammatory Sore Throat and
Drhthera ever used by meas have tound after Il
rrc,ice OF forty ycars,-ucts rs tonic Alternative,
and feurlfuge; preferable to chlorate OF potash
p. A. SIFFERD, NJ. D., n. G.
.Afer n pr,ctice of many years have found no
remedy euua, 10 Bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases ana diseases
peculiar TO women :, W.
successfully used in dyspepsia and Chronic
DarrhTa.r rp
"Surpassing any remedy that / know OF for scro-
ulou' affections: Have used Il for twenty-five years
in my practice" IL. WALKER, i1iI NJ. D. Va; Va,
found no treatment equal TO this water and mass for
Scrofna, Cuiansous Affections, Glandular DeranGe-
ment. Chrouc lrrila'tons Of the Bladder, hisneys,
and lrelhra; liberation. and certain forms OF Dys-
Inpsa' Prof. J. J. MooRMAN, NJ. D., Va.
NO WATERS HAVE A WIDER FATGE To OF USE
FuLSESs:' VA. MEDICAL MoSThLS;
Used with unparalleled success In hemorrhagic
'""''''1' '''e'' Ex-yice-Prcsident Ga Med. Asso.
ENTIRELY CURED OF CI!ILLS AND FEVER By
IL" REV. T.. {. DODSOS. y. A. LEE, Va
Directions. anavis. and full proof Of all claiued
e1I,i with each package. --..- ----a-------,
WAer, 80 cents per gallon: 81 per case Of one
dozen half gallon bottles; So for tiVe-salon delni-
0hn. ., -.
Mass 80 cents aud 81 per bottle: $3.50 and So
per .talfdOzcu. according TO sze-seut postpaid
Full proc: OF al claimed sent free upon applica-
ton. Liberal terms TO dealers. IGvaids are accom-
Modated at these Springs at all times of the year.
Address 4. N. DAWES, President Of the COM
llry. Lyncnburs, Va.
Sold ty POLK MILLER IS Gu.
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Negroes az af,is q! els. 81 I
IEdward Klnaa letiear b: 10 ia Rosston tonraaat. a

/ One OF, the most nterestipg .plIlaces in
! Richmon Oh Va, is the studio or the scu1p-
tor RleDtine, bose name, has become
familia TO The, American, public by means
| Of the clsyer bust called .STbe.s Ma
tons Ward y. Nbich represents q, sagey.-
looking darky p Y1th 4 y j n ap old army eap psfchad
on bis wool. alentine who, Is a. real
enthusiast i'm bis prof. esslon, and whose tai.
ent is BOW ripening nn I'D der she pressure so
Der and serlons work, y 4. Is very well knoWn in
England, and has sent many of the products
Of bis chiseltiere. The fecumbeRt statue OF
Lee, which is at Lexington, in this State, is
|eXeeedinglY, well done. Mr.. Valentine IS
now engaged Upon classical subject,
Royal-academy exhibition. It represents
;Andromache after her parting with Hector,
and as she sits lmusing, with her. distaf Iy-
ing idly in her lap. and with young ,Astya.
max tugglng at her robe. I'M. III A. ss +
Mr.. Valentine finds much difficulty in
getting the colored folks to Sit or stand as
models. These humble people are willing
enough to earn the money offered until they
see the mysterious paraphernalia OF the ar
lists studios, and find the artists looking
closely at them. Then they begin i to be
trohbled, and are anxious to be off. A
prime source of trouble 10 employing
them is. that they cannot be, brought to
nnderstand that the artist wants them
in NIL the picture queness and /. ragged
ness! :of their street costume. II he finds
some darby. in, some obscure corner, clad
in, all colois OF the rainbow, and furnishing
the very type aiter which be has beer
searching for months, and bids him come
;" Just as he ,is", to the studio next day, hc
Is Mortified to. see the ,eolored man appear
in his best Sunday clothes, possibly arrayed
in the doubtful splendor. Of red neck-tie
and green gloves. He has infinite trouble
also in arranging model in any de-
sired position. The inevitable tendency
to slouch asserts itself lin FIVE minutes,
and the artist; is compelled to give; up in
despair. On one occasion Mr.. Shepard
found an old negro man whose appear
ance was so remarkable that he sedueed the
miserable blackamoor. from his oxen and
persuaded him to give, him asitting.r The
ola man, watched the artists preparations
with troubled looks for some time, and at
last he said, softly, !" Mas'F, I'm jest gwine
out to look after dem cattle.v The artist
realized fiat his subject was escaping him,
and desperately endeaYored to, induce him
to remain. But the darky said, :. .Fo' God.
Mas'r, Pse comin' right back mus ies'
look after dem CATTLE" and he departed.
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MANCHESTER.

The beethoven Io-Night.--The following
is the programme for tonight: First, quar-
tette, Misses Rosa and Alice Thomas, Misses
Smelling. and Morrissette; second, duet,
Miss Sne Thomas and A. c. Attkisson
thil d, solo, Miss Jennie Jones; fourth, duet
Mrs, Woodfn, and Mrs. Gregory; MIN.
ouartette, Misses ,Nunnaiy and Belote, anc
Nessrs. Sfahone and Nunnaly sixth, vlollr
solo. Mr.. Reinhardt; seventh. bass solo, B.
+. cosby; eighth, solo, Miss R. 81, shanss hanks
ninth, solo, soprano, Miss S: Thopas
tenth, duet, Mrs. Woodhn and DR.; Chl'es
eleventh. solo,, soprano, Miss Thomas
twelfth. male sextette. Members can oD
tain tickets at A. C. Harding's.
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Bayard Taylor's Opinion Of the Chi.
from the Cincinnati Enquirer.I "

from the Cincinnati Enquirer.I
The Enquirer, yesterday gave brief eX-
tracts from the testimony OF missionaries
and travellers as to some OF the characteris-
tics which distinguish the Cinnamon at
home. 1t showed that concubinage pre-.
vailed to- an unlimited extent, and that the
massacre of female children was almost
universal mong the lower classes. Hon.
Bayard taylor, late American minister to
Germany. visited China in 1858, and, in bis
Book OF Travels in Indio, China, and Japan,
published in 1860 by G. P. Putnam, New
York, he bears the following strong testi-
mouy to the wonderful civilization "
which prevails in the Flowery Kingdom:
'sIt is my deliberate opinion that the Chi
pese are, morally, the most debased people
on the face Of the earth. Forms of, vice
which in other countries are barely named
are in China so common that they create no
comment among the natives, They consti-
tute the surface-level, and below them are
deepS on deeps OF deprayity SO shocking
and horrible that their character cannot
even be limited. There are some dark
shadows in human nature whichwe natural
iy shrink from penetrating, and i made no
attempt to collect information Of this kind !;
but there was enoughin the things which
eould-not avoid seeing and hearing-which
are brought almost daily to the notice OF
every foreign resident-to inspire one with
a powerful aversion to the Chinese race
Their touch is pollution, and. harsh as the
opinion may seem, justice to our own race
demands that they should not be allowed tc
settle on our soil. Science" may have lost
something, but mankind has gained by the
exclusive policy which has governed Chinf
dIIrino the mast centuries -
+ Mr.. Taylor quotes q remark OF d.
Quincy-'.H I were. compelled to live
among the Chinese I should go mad "-ant
adds, ".This is a strong expression, but
do not hesitate to adopt it.", These are tht
people who are rapidly colonizins our west
i ern States, and for whose 'srights" as i'm
migrants tbeignorant press and a feW'hiret
advocates ale so tenderly solicitous.
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OUR BuaKOiSG-HUuSE.-" Our BOafQlnS-
House" will be produced for the first time
in Richmond at the Theatre tonight, by a
company selected by and under the direc-
ton of the author, Mr.. Leonard Grover
Probably no recent American comedy has
met with such success as "Our Boarding
House ''is said to have met with. There is
scarcely city in the Union in which it has
not been performed 1tpresents a picture
Ioi American boarding-house life. and most
Of the characters it introduces have their
counterba1tsi in real life; this, no doubt,
accounts for much OF its popularity, FOR
there is a peculiar charm to many in re-
production OF ry-doy" affairs and peo'
pie on the stage. Then there Is a aronlance
running through the piece, which also has
it's attractiyeness., But, above all. the tun
created by the personal pecularlties, eccen-
tric habits and tastes, loves and hates, ad-
ventures and mishaps, Of the two principal
male characters, Gillypod and Elevator, Is
the main attraction; and when these roles
are filed by clever actors the piece IS sure
te,iake hit. The gentlemen engaged for
these parts III Mr.. Growers company come
with high recommendations from New
York-where they have just concluded q
successful ergagemcnt-and elsewhere, and
The other members Of the organization are
said to be equally rneritoricus in their re-
spcctive roles, :, ~. ,..., -
Next week we are 70 have the great play
Of Diplomacy" " ,SIn> ;.1..,,,, ,,;,
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WEATHER REPORT

ISpIcATIoSs FOR To-Day. For thc Mid.
die States a slight fall followed By rising
temperature, rising followed by falling ba.
rometer, and partly, cloudy weather, with
noftheriy TO westerly winds during the
night, and variable winds during Friday
For the South Atlantic States, westerly
winds, shifting to northerIy and easterly,
rising barometer, lower temperature, and
partly cloudy weather, with local rains in
the northern portions, followed by clearing
weather. ,s--,.gs ry.'."1- -7-.2-
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. VERY I'LL. The venerable e. N, Porter,
for more than forty years a leading furni-
ture- dealer OF this city; and one OF thefound-
ers of Centenary church, is, his many friends
will learn with regret, very Ill at his farm,
in the county Of POwhatan. Mr.. Porter Is
i'm his scyenty-seyentb- year.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy or clear. AT night it was cooler.
The mercury fell 100 between 6 p. III. and
midnight. t,'E'-@'t5't = '@ssitl
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 30 A. ~, so ;
9 a. NJ, 5Si noon. 60; 3 r. M, G2;s6P.
81. 55; midnight, 81 37s S 5gE. -. ,ss
Mean temperature, 80 sc. ~ ss5s;s 1
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-JGshce D. i.
White prcSiding.- Isham Tucker (colored)-
guilty Of stealing railroad.tie from Frank
lin Stearns, was sentenced to receive FIVE
lashes.
William Palmer (colored), guilty OF steal
ing one lot Of wood. Sent to jaiLfor thirty
days, and five lashes added. O..
Sandy Scott and Dabney Price (both col
ored), charged with breaking and entering
the storc-house Of j. F. Gibson and steal
ing one lot OF iron. Dabney was discharged
and Scott sent on to tue grand jury: r
James Washington, William Edwards,
and Henry Wyatt (colored sneakrthievesl
were found guilty Of stealing one box OF
eggs from Peter Whitman and iailed for
ninety days Washington to receive TWEEN
ty-tive lashes, the other two thirty lashes
each. t.. o .....- ~ r ,'r
Sergeant Wren and Policeman Lamkin
yesterday arrested Anderson Coleman fcol-
ored), aged sixty-three years, charged with
receiving stolen goods. Coleman lived in
an alley near the First polce-station.
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A T MEADE Il BAKERS

DRUGSTORE
AlR-CUSHi0NS FOR INFALIDS.
AIR-pILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
il0T-WATER BAGS ,y.r,,r..s
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR3SFANTS,
s0ff-RCBBER BED-PANS,
ASKS, -
SPONGE-BAGS, -
POCkET-STOVES.
HoRsEHAIn FLESH GLOVES iUi,. !
FLESH BRUSHES, -
POCKET-INHALERS,
STEAM-lNHALERS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
NASAL DOCCHES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RARD-EUBDER TRUSSES,
fENEE-TERMoMETER
.GALVASlC-BATTERlE
And all SURGICAL and 'z
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a.
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore,
4a2' ---. Sl9 Main street.
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CR1CKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

iNfLClAL BARGAINS IN, CHINA. (
HoTetles In LCNCH-SETS. {
NLEetEnANT etnhT DINNER, DESSERT, and TEA
ttIACH- and EGG BOWLS,
MALCHITE VASES:
tt91NSWI kAITO GOODS.
~'ihL-S Asses and PLATE-WARMERS-th
'@ses. assortment TO be found In the city.
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MORE OF THE SAME fSoRT--Hs Ti1lard snah,
ra., attorney at Jaw. 70 moth Carey street, Bal
tlmore, writes that member of bis family suitereo
witt rheumatism about lass Christmas, and at'es
lusins In vain a,i the ordinary, Well-approyed RENE
dies, he resorted to DR.. nEsypos's GYfsx.s GIFT
with prompt success, the very frst dose I!
tnnd two thirds OF i botse e,srir5 permanently ID
tve a y.Eour hours. Sold by oil live Druggists
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!. THB PLEASURE OF is greatly increases gu
by pixing in ihe tub half or even 2.
II Inc whole atmospaere Of the hsth-ropm y
40 fra rraut MS blooming aowes.sarden, ine nlnG
becomes be baoyant, and ths body emsEses Nsissns'
aud strengthened.
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observation-disclosures and postals adj
+;t dressed as follows remain unclaimed in the
Richmond post-oftice u Beulah Anthony,
Bette Arson, n. F-Archer. w. A. gAnder--
son. Also, packages. for W.. =. ALLEN aud
Southern Card Company. a.rraf a,da II
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BANKRUPTcY,

In mr., mo. .560l.I - -
l psrnssEs.sDIsTRIGTi COURT OF THE
iiEitT. ~ or sa5a ssaraTES FOR THEEAsTgRNB ms.
tuPTSS tfiscHER, tgANKRgpT, IN BANK,
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l 'VIRGrSIA STATE insurance COMPANY
eve publish this morning b statementof che
condition of the Nirginia State Insurance
Gompanyfon the i1st OF january. IL SHOWS
gross assets S2S1 ITO. Al and gross surplus
of! $271, ,S14. l3. A comparison OF TIM, Witn
fhe statement a year ago presents the graft
wing fact OF a large addition to its assets,
after paying losses and liberal dividends to
stockholders. This is one OF our best aud
safest home companies, and deserves the
liberal patronage it;recelycs from the people
OF Yirginia. .. 3 l.s s.sss
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y If:syou want to ascertain II q man .is an
.aditor inst examine the second Joint OF hls
right thumb. dcksnSdck fIepuotscsdsn'
That's one way. Another Is to Watcn shlm :,
az meals. IL be can read bis paper, pencil
memoranda, sip his coffee, listen TO iong
story about the hired girl from, his wife, hold
The baby. ride shis eldest son on his Right
foo, and tell that young gentleman AMEN.
tertaining story, al ct one time. tnas.s u
sge,a gordt ConaHaeacidi dduertt .ts; / /
Persons who write an0ny ymous letters 70.
duplication should send their fool names %
Tie publishers. Ne,p orleans Fiodass''e.
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SUPREME Court oF:AFpE2z,sy Yesterday.
Russell Is. Commonwealth. Writ OF error
refused to judgment, of the EhstFass Court
-of DanNille. ..,>.. ,'3- ~. 81 1t9G: j"
Washington and Ohio Railroaes Compa-
ny u.s. Alexandria and Washington Rail-
road Company. Petition for reheuring de-
MED. "I.J .E 81" ri r.; 80 r - .ifi .H.
Lowenbach Us. Switzer. Releasing de-
nied.r Is. ...s - 81. .s.s.
Tyler Us. Toms. Rule to execute a new
bond discharged, and cause revived in the
names df the administrator and! heiTs-at-Iaw
OF appellant, !@nF 81 '''''i"stt2
Seemer Us. Seemer's heirs.: RefHaring
denied. ~. rs H;> .te.' .;'sl"toI
Young Us. Devries and ais. Bfos, the
Circuit Court Of LoudouIi county Re-
rersed in part and affirmed in part, Judge
Christian delivering the opinion oi the
Court. Judge Anderson dissenting. i-#
Colley's administrator Us. .Sheppu7dFs eX-
ecutor. From the Circuit Court Of the city
Of Richmond. Reversed, Judge Staples de-
liYcring the opinion. 81 ...r .s.sf .'
Tunstal and ats Us. Pearsons and ais.
Rule made absolute and cause dismissed
Danvile Bank Us. Waddill.. Argued by
j. A. Jones, Esq, and submitted.