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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-21
SPECIAL N T1CEs.
CONSERVATIVES TAKE NOTICE

CoNsUMPTIvEs TAKE NOTICE
Every moment OF delay makes your case more
hopeless, and much depends on the judicious
choice OF remedy. The amount OF testimony in
favor of DR.. schenck's Pulmonic Sy up, as a cure
for Consumption, far exceeds all hat can be
brought to support the pretentions of any other
medicine. see DR.. Schenck's Almanac, containing
the certificates of many persons of the highest
respectability, who have been restored to health
after being pronounced incurable by physicians OF
acknowledged ability. Scheuck's Pulmonic Syrup
alone has cured many, as these evidences will
show; but the cure is often promoted by the en-
ployment of two other remedies which Dr.schenck
provides for the purpose. These additional reme-
dies are schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills. By the timely use Of these medicines, &c.
cording TO directions DR.. Schenck certihes tina
most any case OF Consumption may be cured.
DR.. schenck is professionally at his principa
Office, corner Sixth and Arch SITS Philadelphia
every Monday, where all letters for advice must b
addressed.
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and GATARRH

Or. s. ". Beads Celebrated Asthma Belief
Is undoubtedly the best remedy for ASTHMA AND
CATARRH vet discovered, also sure cure for COLDS
,Sp CoUGHs. Relief is guaranteed or purchase
prizes refunded Samples sent free TO any who may
desire The medicine is put up in two sized pack
s,es and etais lOr SOC. and S1.00. JNoz. price $35
and S7OO Those remittiDg retail price will have
the medicine promptly forwarded by return EIall.
Address A. ETHRIDGE,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Rome, n. 7.
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TRUTHS
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Bttters ever made


They are compounded from HoPs BuCHu,
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Z contain all the best and most curative proper
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BLOOD PURIFIER, LIVER RKaULAToR, and Life
and Health Restoring Agent on earth. No dis
ease or Ill health can possibly long exist where
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are their operations.
They give new life and vigor TO the aged ard
q lnfrm. To all whose employments cause irreg-
ular1ty OF the bowels or urinary organs, or who
require an Appetizer, Tonic and mild Stimulant
these Bitters are invaluable. being highly cura-
tive tonic and stimulating without intoxicating
No matter what your feelings or symptoms
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once. II may save your life. Hundreds have
been saved by doing. ~ $500 a will
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Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile, drugged,
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Z Hope and no person or family should be with
out them. Try the Bitters to-day.
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, April 2l.-It is announced
this afternoon that the Common Carrier
Company, now operating the Cincinnati
Southern railroad, have submitted prop
osition to take lease Of that road, from
Nay lst, at 7 per cent of the profits. The
proposition of the new company was to
take it at per cent.
weather Probabilities.
WAsHINGToN,A April 21.-Indications for
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys; falling barometer, southerly
winds, warmer cloudy weather, and high
rains, followed 10 the western portion of
Missouri valley by Cooler northerly winds,
and possibly rising barometer.
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Chicago Earker.

CHICAGO, April q. ,
Wheat-Flrm; shade higher; s71s cash; ssh
May; 90k June.
Corn-Weak and easier; Ss1s cash; 34% May
356 June.
Oats-steady; "a cash; 24A bid May; 25A June
Rye-Firm.
BArley-Firn.
Pork-Steady; 20 cash and May; 9 50 June.
Lard-Firm; 5 STA cvsh 92H June to July.
Whisky-1 o..
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XLVI CONGRE ESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April, 2l.-Conslderatior
was resumed of the army appropriation
bill Bayard defended the incorporation
of the general legislation in appropriation
bills, as there being nothing unusua! in it
hence the cry of revolution was unsub
stantial and foolish and the people
would condemn it.
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$50, $3.50, $500 on MORE

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more successful than any heretofore pursued.
Pamphlet explaining "How to make money IN
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'' PECK & MORTON,
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-A bill for the
distribution of the unexpected balance OF
the Geneva award, was introduced by Mr.
Frye, and three financial bills by Mr..
Murch.
Several bills relative to the Pacific rail
road were referred. Among the bills in
troduced were two by Mr. Wood, one es-
tRblishing permanent sinking fund, and
the other providing for the appointment Of
joint committee TO revise the revenue
laws.
With nine states only, the called bills
introduced number 900.
At 2:3O o'clock the call of states had
reached Georgia, and upwards Of five
hundred bills had been introduced. Twenty
one states, exclusive Of territories, are yet
to be called.
A vast number Of petitions were fled
including one by Mr.. Warner, praying fol
an amendment in the coinage laws, so al
to admit silver TO an unlimited coinage or
the same conditions as with gold, and Il
provide for the issue of certificates fol
| bullion.
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LIVE STOCK

Hogs-Receipts 9.00O; fairly active on light;
prices steady at 4503 5O heavy mixed packing
very Qutet at 2003 40; heavy shipping UO03 20.
Cattle-Quiet; receipts 5000.
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Health and Happiness

Health and happiness are priceless Wealth to their
pOssessors, and yet they are within the reach Of
who will
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NEW YnRR

NEW YORK
New YORK, April 2l.-General Dix
continues unconscious.
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New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK, April 81.
FINANCIAL,
Gold 100
koney-405
GovernmentA-S Steady.
o. S. Bonds SO cent S0's 1881. ....1O6X
q. S. 10.4O's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ok
new o'S..- .1u412
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-spring steady; winter A9hc better;
quiet
Rye-Unchanged
Confirm; 424G445s
Barley-Unchanged.
Oats-Quiet; mixed western 31631H.
Pork-Steady: 10 37&.
Lard Firm 15
Whisky 0S.
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Office and Depot 109 Fulton street, New York.
Sold in Rock Island by Benser & Thomas, Otto
Grojan, G. Speidel, and Z. Breunert mWf
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PARIS, 1t is said in ministerial circles
that telegram was dispatched on the 9Th
to De Blignie, r. s. desiring him on nc
account to leave Cairo,
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,,.ycr.EsTER AND VICINITY.

Fire at Granite. A fire occurred on the
farm OF Mr.. James Martin Sunday morn,
ing, and destroyed over three hundred
panels OF fencing, together with large
number OF trees. About one hundred Ia
borers from Granite, under the manage
ment OF Messrs. Green and Graham, assist
ed in subduing the flames. and it was by
great exertions that they were enabled 70
save the dwelling, which had but recently
been erected. The old residence, which
had stood for more than sixty years, was
consumed by FIRE abous q year ago. The
ire is supposed to haze originated from the
sparks from a gun, as several boys were
seen hunting near the place where the fire
began but short white before Il was dis.
the fence at $500. '5''1
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RECEPTION AT THE You've MEMS CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION HALL.--The reception at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall last night was very decided SUCCESS.
The ladies who had charge Of the matter
had made the most complete arrangements,
and everything passed off most pleasantly.
There was no formality, no speeches, no
collection, and no charge for anything. But
ihe ladies had spread an elegant supper,
which was partaken Of by probably 800 peo-
pie during the evening, while it was an oc-
casion of most pleasant social intercourse
between the young men and young ladies
and the older ones present. The committee
OF ladies consisting OF Mrs. Samuel Smith,
Mrs. J. S. Walker, Mrs. j. w. Morton, Mrs.
E. A. Saunders, Mrs. r. W. Powers, Mrs.
r. J. Evans. and Mrs. j. II. Ellyson-who
managed the affair deserve great credit and
received warm thanks for charming en-
tertainment.
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BRIEFs-Mr. w. A. Stevens was thrown
from a buggy Sunday, and was severely but
not dangerously injured about the face.
The Governor has refused to pardon John
W. Taylor, sentenced in August, 1870, to
fifteen years in the penitentiary, by the Cir
cult Court OF Norfolk county-Judge Blow
for rape; also, has refused a pardon to j.
D. Coles. sentenced about two years ago to
the penitentiary from Pittsylvania county
for forgery by the County Court OF that
county. ...s--. '"'
The Saturday evening session OF the
House-from p. NJ. to 1920 Sunday after
noon (sixteen hours)-is said to have been
the longest continuous sitting on record
here ..-.... a -
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INTERESTING LECTURE LAST NTGHT.-A
large number OF physicians and others in
terested in scientific matters gathered at the
hall OF the Richmond Academy OF Medicine
last evening to listen to the views OF pr.
Ephram Cutter, OF Boston, regarding The
probable mode OF hereditary transmission
of disease. . .a-.,"
DR.. Cutter is an accomplished microseo-
MIST. and exhibited TO his audience large
number OF beautiful acknowledgements.
many OF them showing valuable original
invest CATION. S.. ... ..
The lecturer was assisted by DR.. Welsl-
cer, OF Manchester, himself great lover OF
the microscope. ..
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINT
L IHG, BINDING, RULING, WRAPPING, &C.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRG1NIA.1
OFFICE SUp'T PUBLIC PRINTING. Z
", Niarp1 1870

COMMONWEALTH OF V1RG1NIA.1
OFFICE SUP'T PUBLIC PRINTING, I
RICHMOND. VA, March l, 1879.
II compliance with law. SEALED PROPOSALS
vii I've received al the Giice Of The Superintendent
q Public Printing until WEDNESDAY, March
PRINTING. BINDING. RULING. LITHo-
GRAPHING, &c,
Tor the state Of Virgins! Tor twelve morths, COM
mencing Aprll ], 1879. as follows:
!: Printing SENATE JOURNAL, DOCUMENTS,
ELLIS. &c.
i. Printing HOUSE JOURNAL, DOCUMENTS,
House or Senate Bills, there shall not be allowed
III DIS or resolutions making more than one page.
On On the trss page thereof between the folio ne and
Sla'! include The heading, "A BILL or 'Resou-
Ton or joint Resolutions, the title to the same,
the nane Of the patron, the report OF the commit
Zee or c0mmittal thereto. an amount OF space In
excess 0i three inches, unless the Title 10 the same
snail be In excess Of three lines, In which case The
p4ce In excess Of three line, shall be no more than
lille - -
I'm all boot or pamphlet printing there shall not
cs allowed thicker leads or spaces between the lines
III. PRINTING ANNUAL REPORTS OF Of
flCERS, BOARDS. and INSTITUTIONS, fncln-
d!pg Reports of Internal improvement Companies
70 me Board Of Public Works. Contractors will not
oe allowed TO charge for composition when extra
cGnes are ordered bv board or State officer.
w. Printing ACTS 0F ASSEMBLY.
TAN'S REPORTS. - - 80 - ..I..s. :.
VI. Printing all Other PAAiPHL EFT and BOOK
Meni. - : -. -. ;, -" ..zt
w. Printing JOB WORK, comprising Blank.
yFEh t,Gh such as Warrants. 0aths. Commissioners
'pHs pS roll Books. and Job Work generally. !
sh rSirs bidding VIII stale price per 1000 ems for
iL,vn,pSsiGn and for presswork per token Of 200
"gyptessions, t.s t.as-
rpm,,,FQ sm FQLDING, STITCHING. BINDING:
tsSSeEManlHSG, WRAPPING, &C., OF. ACTS OF
y; dHniSX;lDING, &C., THiR1lETH GRATTAN's
sc a. ,ad,fsr Al, Other BINDING, PULLING, STITCHING,
Wi yt vYguirSd ,g1fSd by officers Of The STATE.
sEl.UpES, &c. 'i-'s IL i.A' - 20 ~, -
'hs Schedule. Al - 'iie~i "1O' W ''AS a.
70 hsys superintendent reserves to himself the right
Of Of large jobs duplicated TO lessen cost
rIp,, ., salsinendent also reserves 10 himself the
II vi, ~ n,IeItct any and all bids
werk in ~, w required of persons contracting for
snnrnxa; e above schedule TO execute bonds, to be
fSr lie & ny the Secretary or the Commonwealth,
Contracts, 1"io' heIioi ~ ,ni nanSs 4Sgt, VI sheil
nal,3,4&5 VI ho'i0 riih'i"s' =
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The Ch,rches.-- All. the churches were
well attended Sunday, The different congre-
cations being unusually large. l.. ,,sa.,.l
The pastor, Rev. Or. .. B.. Winfrec,
preached atthe Baptist church both morn-
Ing and night to q very large, and attentive
audience. .,l,..Es u, .,..., u 3....E ~
at the Methodist church Rev. George G.
Yanderslce. the. pastor, oftlciated both
morning and evening, the, church being
crowded to its utmost capacity at, night,
There will be services at this church each
night during the present week to, begin at
Ta} O'clock and close at o. Isl; !, 5ls., j,
The pastor, Rev. W. A. Campbell,
preached both, morning and night ut the
Presbyterian church. There viii he ser
Vices ut this church every "Wednesday nighss
AT The Meade Memorial church the key.
Mr, Ssrirgsellow, the rector, oficsateaes
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND jury YES
TERDAY.-The grand jury Of the Hastings
Court met yesterday and found true bills
for felony in the following eases: Samuel
Fl. Crew, for feloniously cutting and wound
ing Otway Lewis John Bradley, Exchange
Hotel burglar, for escaping from jail; j. H.
Murray, same offence; Frank Perry, for
breaking into r. j. Christians toDacco-fac-
tory; William a. Price, for stabbing Susan
Price; William Stevens, for seducing Dora
Jones; Henry Scott, for breaking into the
house OF William johnson in the nighttime.
The grand jury also found true bills for
misdemeanor in the following eases: n.
Frost for selling goods by card, &c, with
out q license ); G.. Holzgrove, for keeping
his bar-room open on Sunday; William
Stevens, for fornication; Pinkey Rose
Thomas alias Mary Evans, for attempting to
break Jail; NJ. j.. Walsh, for keeping his
bar.room open on Sunday; Robert u. Wood,
for selling goods by card, &C., two cases.
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AS ONE GENERATION SUCCEEDS ANOTHER,
medical science Is constantly advancing greatly To
the amelioration of human suffering. Forty years
ago everybody was bled, and now The lancet r,ists
upon the shelf. Then feyercd patient was denied
glass Of water Noto hts head is packed In ice.
Then eibow-grease was applied TO rheumatism. Ro,o
is attacked through the blood and driven prompt
ly aud permanently from the system by DR.. HERN~
DON'S GYPSY'S GIFT. Try u. .- .r
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, !

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,l
RICHMOND. VA. March 3,1S79. !
1-OTICE. PROPOSALS will
Y he received at this office nntii THURSDAY
NEXT, 9th instant. at & O'Clock p. NJ, for grading
ihe following streets: -
CLAY STREET: 8
MARSHALL STREET FROM TWENTY-SEC-
OND TO TWkNTY-F0URTH STREET
PLEASANT STREET FROM SCOTT to PlCh-
EFT STREET.
FORMS OF PROPOSALS can be Obtained and SPE-
CIYiCATIoSS seen by applying at this Office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the riSht 10
y-r.aRv or all proposals aud to increase or decrease
Tie amount OF work undertaken. =
". E. CUTSHAW,
rnh% CITY Engineer,
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IMPslollRTANT NOTICE.
ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS, AND REAL

ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS, AND kkAAi'-
5G94 I'D 20, ESTATE OWNERS :. =
are hereby ADVISED ofsthe reissue of The "HiAi1
PATENT FDR R,ILI.uAISA9iNGgRo ROOFS" ios
covering basements or cellars lending anaet as
wslks Owness OF property VIII be held respons
to mo pateatce foF ptaetns sfasnipa'ins ties %
siass and iron over areas extended basements un-
less by his d,lly-anshart agents.. ~ 80 .
~ R;ehrnand 10 make the said EATENT lLLS ~. l.
SATiNG TILES. and 10 sell tbe sane " s I'D sna
Ssstes az fShlo DiiEois. Missouri, KrasueGy. aa1
&sw EnxIand sinIess Addssss ,s =, s, s,rsses
So 49, s-s r. Richreoa6s w.
Tho tssHTs naae In Richmoha VIZ Y ss.ss. saa y
the paten,ess psacfs, - Z '-
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4 TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Charles q. Curtis Fatally Shot by John
-i;e3 80 g1gss Es Polndcxser.

DIRE RESULTS FROM 4 TRIVIAL CAUSE :
CURTIS HoRsEwHIPPED By PoINDExTER
FOR AN ALLEGED INsULT,To A LADY
!. .CURTis'si ATTEMPT TO AvENGEsTHE IN.
DlGNTTY-THET TRAGIC SHOOTING ARRAY
IN CHlLDREY & CO.'S OFFICE STATEMENT
OF TIE YOUNG LADY IN THE CASE. =
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THE PEOPLE hare been so much imposed upon
by several worthless Sarsaparilias that we arc glad
to be able to recofunsnd a preparation which ram
be depended on as containing the virtues OF that
invaluable medicine, and is worthy Of The puhie
confidence DIR. AYERS SARsAPARILLA cures
when anything can cure the diseases thar require
an alteratiYe medicfne. -.-.L.E III y. !.
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CSfsssyfeld.-A large crowd was In at
tendance ut the Presbyterian church at
Chester Sunday on the oseasion Of con.
cert giFen by the scholars Of tbe Sabbath
scnool- The singing was excellent, and
was heartay enjoyed by all present. - =
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Mayors Court.-Mayor Chrke disposed s.

Mayors court.-Mayor Chrkc disposed
OF the following cases yesterday
Charles Robinson and Rufus Jackson fco-
loredl, for Sighting. Each were Qned s2.bO,
and jaeksos was required to give bond OF
500 to be OF good behavior for six months.
Robinson, Thorough his counsel, moved an
appeal TO the Hastings Court.
Cornelius kBrin tcolored( charged with
lighting and abusing William Turner ico-
loredl. a lfrsA ni-A a; ~i-.ssv,,,
;Hhed ssa.5eHaQ ECssy s5ssr IS. 80
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:. a handsome Pressnt.--ofl Saturday Nr.
Herry Fitzgerald's s eSabbath-school clsss og
tEe Presbyterian chsrch, Consisting, Of
aEous dozen young saen, made their pas- e
tor 'eRey. W. A. Cainp5eiil q present OF 3
haTrieonse. suit OF clothes. = t9lfi3lfg III
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LANDER" WHIsKEY, pure and mellow. Mt 81
per gallon. w. ID. BLAIR l. Co.
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Services were held In the morning and M.
,lernnon.sBThe church was so crowded IN
the afternoon that many were unable ,to fI,,d
seats. There Will be services at this church
during each evening OF the week-Wed-
nesday and Friday at s O'Clock, and O'Clock
for the remainder Of the days. - 5issfff@
There was no preaching at the Fifth
Street church The Sunday.sehooh,; under
ne snperintendeDey OF Mr. !, C.. Wells, ,ts
Ia very fourishinX condition. Rev. G. 6.
Fandersitce is also pastor OF this church"
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WEATHER REPORT.

MpfeATfoNs FOR o-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, partly cloudy or clear weather,
easteriy to southerly winds, loRly.rising
temperature, and sEowly-falIing barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, light rains in the northeast
ern portions, northeast winds, shifting to
lowed by falling barometer and slight
change in temperature.
gTBE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
raw, with light snow.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY A. NJ, SO !;
A. M, SO; noon, 80; 3 P. NJ, Al; 6 =.
81, 80; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, 80.
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MEpIcAL COLLEGE.-Tbe Medical College
commencement will take place at s O'CLOCK
tonight at Mozart Hall.
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Gentlemen will find 4 large assortment Of FUR
NISIIING GOODS. and at ,ow prices, At
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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OUR "GooD-CHEw" brani OF tobacco, at soc.
| per pound, Is as good rs any brand we know of.
W. ID. BLAIR & co.
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SUPREME COURT OF. F.APPEALs.-This court
will recommence its sessions on Wednesday
next, the 5th Instant. ;f:j:s@4 t@.""
On March 1st an appeal was allowed and
SupersededS awarded from decree OF the
Chancery Court Of the city of Richmond in
the case OF MoTriss'sexecutors against Bar
Irett, &c. IN G~1..A
In the case of Oliver ct ais against Stokes
Ell ais an appeal was allowed and superSe.
deas awarded from the Circuit Court OF
Henrico county.
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YoUSG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETINGS AT DR.. HoGE's CHURcH.-The
meeting yesterday evening was largely at
tended and was one OF the best Qmany
thought the best) yet held. I
Rev. DR.. Mcdonald made clear, tender,
and very effective address, in which ne
urged an immediate acceptance of Christ as
a personal Saviour. : ,.z1. 5t;:
Bishop Doggett made an earnest appear
TO the nuconyerted, and asked any desiring
the special prayers Of Gods people to rise:
"A number accepted the Invitation, and
there was more len nderness Of feeling in the
congregation than has been yet manifested.
ReY..IW. T.. Judkiris, Major Stiles, DIR,
iHoge, and Dr.. Edwards led In prayer, and
the large, OF requests sent, up were
/ i Rev. w. sSehaetfer will lead the meet
ing this evening from 6to 6 o'clock. -? 80
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

BLACK and CoLoRED CAsHMEREs,
BLACK and COLoRED ALPACAs,
PERcALES, CAMDRICs,
IIASDKERcHIEFS, LINENS, HOSIERY,
JEwELRY. Y.WRITING-PAPERs,
UNDERGRADUATES,
ID other goods for the present season, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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TRY OUR "GOoD-CHEw" brand Of tobacco nc
soc. per pound. II is 4 very fine chewing tobacco.
". ID. BLAIR & co.
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DIED FRONT HIS fIE1uR1Egs--Mr.l John
Brown, the brakeman ON The 4 sRiebnlondl
land Danyil!e raiiroad who was SO badly in-
Eiured few days ago, died from bis iniu-
Irles ON Sunday morning zat the Retreat for
the. Sick. 81 s.s & Il. se 4tf
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cows. &c.
CoNEECTrOAERIEs, Sc.
rNsURANcE COMPANIES.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
M OF VIRGINIA. ~. ,s
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