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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-19
Alone with Her sorrow.

Ex-EMPREss kUGENIE AT THE GRAVES OF HUs-
BAND AND sOY-PATHgTIC APPEARANCE OF
THE FORMER MISTRESS OP THE TUILERIRs--- A
GRIEF-sTgIcEEN AND AGED WOMAN.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Gazstte.J
CoLHRAINE, IRELAND, August 4.-On sun
day visited Chiselburst to see the tombs OF
Napoleon III. ana the Prince Imperial. The
church is q small and plain structure, on
either side OF which are chapels contain
ing the remains Of the eX-EmperOr and son.
The one to the right OF the main altar Is
open, and contains cOlored marble sarco-
phagus with the name "Napoleon ILL.," cut
upon its side. IL bad upon and around 1t
many beautiful wreaths OF flowers. while In
the chapel hung several silken banners con-
tanning inscriptions in honor OF the dead.
The chapel on the left is closed with grating
and the tomb OF the Prince Imperial is not
visible, being literally covered with wreaths
OF immortelles, flowers, and memorial BAN
ners. The Empress Eugenie when at
Chiselhurst attends mass every morning,
walking In all kinds OF weather from her
residence, about quarter OF mile distant.
Since the death OF her son she has not occu-
pied her usual seat with her attendants, but
remains in position In the sacrisiry
where she cannot be seen by the con-
gregstion. The Duke Of Bassano, Mr.
Pctre, and several other Of her faithful
friends were present. Monsigneur God.
dard preached a philosophical sermon on
death, which was evidently intended to
comfort the afflicted mother, who bad Just
returned from n visit to the scene OF her
| sons tragic death. After service | str0led
through the church toward a side garden
gate leading TO the lane on the way to the
deI o., when came face to face with dis
inguished-looking lady. who was standing
IN the narrow path. She was attired in a
walking-dress Of black, vita high and thick
French walking-boots. Her veil thrown
back revealed a sad vet beautiful counte-
nance, and in an instant | recognized
the Empress. Instanancously | bowed,
and for q moment she glanced at
me, and measuring the amount Of
sympathy and respect which my manner
showed, her face was at once Illuminated
with pleasing smile and she bowed in re-
turn. She was Joined by ber attendants
and they passed me, the Empress again
gracefully bowling, and as | passed by the
gate OF Chistlburst to take a farewell
glance at the Empress she turned round
and returned my farewell salutation. The
Empress looks worn and aged, but seems
strong, ds she walked with quick and firm
step, using a slight walkiDg-stick, which,
however, she did not seem to need. Her
locks are silvered and her countenance has
an expression Oi deep sorrow and resigna-
tion. Her bearing was dignifed and her
manner kindly. w. III. G.
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FREE NOVELTY PARADE.

comprising TIE CONGREeSOP ALL NATIONS,
having q representative from every land and cline,
superbly costuIsej in pure native mode, magnificent
Court Dresses, Jewels. Gold silver. and sieel Bur-
nished Armors neTalds bearing banners high aloft
with unique ard strange DEVICES; Men-at-Arms.
Pages, Ladies, Knights, Cavaliers, etc. The entire
tribe of In0ians. mounted on pure Indian Ponies.
will also participate In this all sarh's wonder-mov-
ing spectsclr street pageant. The japanese Tionps
will form a component part OF this great Holiday
Festival. and may be seen seated In their Paper
Chariot. Drought expressly from Japan. The only
genuine Royal Es4lish Cosgs, the State Carriage
of Napoleon ILL.,; cages. Dens. Animal LARS, Mil
scum REPOSITORIES, Camels, Umbrella-Eared Eie-
plants, Gold Bound biological Palace on wheels.
containing fierce, .antamed Lions aud Hyenas, ape
upon the highway seen. accompanied by their Keep
ers-a dioramic and wonderful display OF rcpreseid-
atlve tyrcs OF the aaim al singdonI, actually
WORTH GegaG LOCO MILES TO SEE
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sixnar Georges Death.

THE OLD ITALIANS STRANGE CAREER AND ITS
TRAG IcAL TERNINATIOS-A MODERN J0'
NAH.
The mysterious and trag ical death ol
Signor George, whose decomposed and mu.
tilated body was found in lonely strip oi
woods at Locust Valley, l.. l., still contin'
ucs TO attract the attention oil the public
The real name OF Signor George was
Genara Premicherio. The reason OF his
change OF name possesses the elements
OF romance and adventure. He was
Neapoltan by birth. His father, II
is claimed BY a member OF the family, was
An Italian nobeman and at one time Mayor
of Naples. Young Premicherio was placed
in a boarding-school at tender age, and
even then gave promise OF musical talents.
| Al the age OF fourteen his playing so pleased
the King that bis Msjesty presented the
Youthful musician with French horn and
appointed him master OF the Royal Bsnd.
| He was at the same time. by order OF The
King, placed at o musical academy, there
| to complete. his education. But mis'
| hap occurred which serlonsiy. inter-
rupted his studies and induced him
| TO become self-exlledo from his native
| land. The royal piano, 40 much priced
| In the acadeiny, by some accident or mis-
chance suffered at his hands, and becoming
alarmed lest he should be punished he iled
the academy. Slowing himself away on
board a vessel his presence was only discoy.
cred when hunger drove him from bis
hidipg- place. Still fearing the consequences
should IL be known that he was the yout.i
ful culprit who had damaged the Kings
iayorite piano, be gave false name ani
became known to the captain and Crew BY
The name which he bore up to the date o
his lonely and mysterious death In istriI
oi woods near Locust ValIey,-New fori
. Herald.
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ENGINES FOR THE SOUTH.-Those Of ouI
citizens who do not frequent the railroad
dep0ts have very little idea Of the immense
business that is being done by our ma.
chinisis and others at this time. A reporter
OF this paper in passing the Danyille deI0l
Yesterday noticed upon the cars, ready for
shipment to North and South Carolina and
Louisiana, six steaD-engines for ginning
cotton. These engines were all from the
large establishment Of Messrs. William +.
Tanner & Co., OF this city, and our reporter
was informed that the firm was entirely un-
able to fill the orders for similar machines
that were pouring in from the South. Six
engines day from one establishment doe:
very well for cur enterprising city.
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never recovered. IT'S the end Of DR.. Blu.

never recovered. IT IA the end OF DIR. Blu.
chanan and bis bogus diploma miIl.v
John Holtou, the engineer OF the ferry
boat Philadelphia at the time Of the suicide,
was fonnd in the sngine-room OF that boat,
and said: was sitting here Just as you
see me now, and the few passengers who
20 over on the o'clock boat were slowly
struggling aboard. ! saw "Dr." Buchanan
come across the gangway under the full
glare OF the lights and recognized him.
spoke 10 him, aud he returned my saluta-
ton. was graduate OF the EIectic
Medical College In 1850, years before
Buchanan got control Of IL and per-
verted IL. When ] got the signal to start
the boat lost sight OF "Dr." Buchanan.
A few minutes later heard the cry, "Msn
oyerboard--stop the boat!" saw that 1t
would be safe In the canal TO stop; so
checked her at once. did not see the man
in the water. but his companion cried out,
alt was Dr. Buchanan. II Is a bad place
to 90 into the water, and i believe he 1,
drowned"
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TIE WANDERERS RETURN.-Messrs. Nor
rison, Sully, Faudree, Sinton, Bowers, and
Others, OF the Bachelors Fishing and
Yacht Club, returned to the city yesterday
morning in the sloop w. q. Htehings,
Captain George w. Dawson. The Bache.
lors' left Richmond onlthe evening of Au-
gust 9th, and since that time have cruised
around in the waters Of Virginia and Mary
land. The members OF the Club all return
in improved health and spirits, and will
continue their organization. Resolutions
OF thanks were rendered Captain Dawson,
Captain Couch, and The Old Dominion Fish
ing and Yacht Club. This last Club is not
expected to return before the last OF the
week
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Police COURr.-The following eases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justice ID. e. Richard
SON:
John Curry and Lewis Brand. charged
with reckless driving through the city.
Discharged.
William Timberlake. charged with as
saulting and beating Robert PocklDgton,
was fined So.
Ellen Hicks (colored), charged with as
saultiug and beating Eliza Hicks, was dis
charged on payment OF costs.
Jacob Turner (colored(, charged with
| trespassing upon the premises OF Charles
Chandler. was discharged on payment Of
costs.
| Patrick Belton, charged with assaulting
land beating G. w. Tuck. Continued until
| TODAY.
William James (colored). charged with
assaulting and striking John f. Comfy.
Discharged.
Ryland Jetcr, charged with assaulting
and beating Ann Riddick. Continued un-
til to-day.
Mary Green, charged with stealing one
lot Of peaches from ID. l.. Craven, was COM
mitled TO Jail for twenty-four hours in de-
fault OF surety.
George james (colored), charged with
being disorderly and resisting the police,
was fined S..
Sarah Capps (coIored), charged with be-
ing disorderly and Using profane language
| in the street. was fined 3.
George Jordan, charged with being drunk
and unable TO take care OF himself, was
fined 81.
William Bannister (colored), charged with
uniawfuly soliciting passengers at the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, was fined So.
Ann Rddick (colored). charged with ere
ating disturbance on the public street,
was fined sj.
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DEATH OF DR.. ARCHIBALD GRAHAM.-Dr.
Archibald Graham, one Of the best-known
and most respected residents OF the Valley
Of Virginia, died MonJay at his home, near
Fancy Hill, IN Rockbridge county. The
deceased had been in ill-health for long
time, and his death was not unexpected.
DR.. Graham had held various positions oi
honor and trust. lie was for many years a
member OF the Legislature and member OF
the Board of Public WoiEs under the old
Constitution. He had also for many years
represented his section OF the State as a
State proxy in the James River and Kama
wha Canal Company. He died full OF years,
beloved and respected by all who knew
him.
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A. n. V.-The Virginia Division, Army
OF Northern Virginia, Will have its animal
celebration on Wednesday, October 9th,
during the Fair-week. Major II. b. Me-
Clelan, OF Kentucky, formerly General j.
Z. b. Stuart's adiutant general, will deliver
the address in the hall OF the House OF Dele
gates. Major McCIellan's subject will be
+" The Life, Character, and Campaigns OF
Msior-General J. 4. b. Stuart" No one Is
better prepared than Major Mcclellan "a
present the cavalry hero in true light be-
fore the survivors Of The old Confederate
army, and to chat generation which has
grown up since the battle at the Yellow
Tavern.
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THE WEDDING BELLs.-Mr. Alexander
T. Abernethy, OF this city, was YESTERDAY
Joined in the hvly bonds OF matrimony, In
Lynchburg, to Miss Mary l.. Latham, OF
that city. The happy couple reached Rich
mond yesterday afternoon. The many
friends OF Mr.. AberDethy will heartily Join
in their congratulations TO the newly-wed-
ded pair, and extend cordial welcome to
Lynchburg's fair daughter whose home will
10 the future be in their midst. A number
OF the Richmond friends OF the groom as
sisted ut the ceremony, which was per.
formed by Rev. Mr.. Smith, OF The Episcopal
Church. tt. r.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TBz REApJusTER COSysxTI0N The Con.
veniion 10 nominate candidate for Con
gress from the Third congressional district
Assem- bled az Hanover Courthouse yesterday,
per orders from "tbese headquarters" Mr.
A. L. HoIladay. Of HenrIco, was made per.
manent chairman.
Judge Edmund waddill. Of Henrieo,
nominated Captain John s. Wise: Mr.. j.
X. Hockaday, OF Richmond, nominated
Judge James NJ. Gregory, Of Chesterfield.
Mr.. =. J. X. White, Of Caroline, was also
placed In nomination. Captain Wise was
nominated on the frst ballot. Being In
convenient distance, he was Informed OF
hts nomination, and addressed the COnyen-
tion, thanking them for the unexpected
honor, &c.
There was some dissatisfaction expressed
by the Manchester and Chesterfield delega-
tion at the apparently cut.aBd.dried arrange
ment, and at the action OF what some were
impoite enough 10 term "ihe Richmond
riDg"; but the opposition were impotenf,
and had TO grin and bear II.
The Convention having performed the
work for which it was called. and the result
Of which could have as easily been reported
yesterday morning as on this, adjourned sine
die.
After .he Convention adjourned there
was Joint discussion, participated in by
Captain John Paul and Major w. +. T..
Gregory. An account OF the skinning and
wool gathering which eyentuated on this
occasion will be found In the Readiuster
papers. The Dispatch contents itself with
saying hat The cause OF Hancock and Eng
lisb and tue Democracy was fully sustained
by Major Gregory, while Captain Paul
spoke, as usual, for readiustment and u
seat in the next Congress from any party
and on any issue that he can crawl in on.
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TERRIBLE AcCIDENr.-Mr. Charles Dray-
ton, one cf the favorite performers OF
Coup's circus, was dreadfully lacerated by
hyenas during a street parade OF that exhi'
bition in Winchester Monday. Mr.. Dray'
ton was in tie cage with the hyenas, and
was suddenly attacked. and with great diff
fculty rescued with life. The scene was q
most exciting one and almost battles de-
scription. With great difficulty he was res
cued from bis perilous position in an al
most lfeless state, and at last accounts. al
though under the most skilful treatment,
was in an extremely perilous position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-19

FROM THE CusToN-IloUsE.-The Norwe-
gian bark Thomas s. Fdlck, q. Hansen mas
ter, entered at the custom-bouse yesterday
from Bordeaux, France, in ballast. to load
with wheat for Europe.
The British brigantine Oden, A. Peter
son master, also entered from Para, Brazil,
to load FOR Europe.
The British bark Sappho, A. Gordon
master. with cargo OF 3l.9S5 5000 bushels
OF wheat, valued at s35, ,1SA.05, and 1,0i6
bags, valued at sl94 60, shipped by Thomas
Branch a. Co., cleared yesterday for Cork,
ireland
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A Move IN THE RIGHT DIRECuoN.-It Is
probable that the Richmond Street Railway
Company will at an early date extend their
track up Main street to Morton's flower
garden. A number Of additional cars will
he placed upon the line. One half OF these
will 90 up Main street direct. and the re.
mainder up Ninth and Broad streets. The
Main ond Broad street lines will be distin-
guished by different colOred coaches.
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A TEMPERANCE PIC-NIC.-Monroe Divi-
sion. Sons OF Temperance. will give an all
day picnic at West-End Park to-day. A
good band OF music will be in attendance,
and dancing will be Continued until mid
night. Monroe Division appeals TO its
friends and TO the friends OF the temper
ance cause generally to aid them IN this un-
dertaking, which is gotten up for the pur-
pose Of relieving the Division OF an over
hanging debt.
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Sunday. ScIs0ol Pio-Nic. = Tbe Swans
boro' Sunday school, OF Chester6 Geld, gave
"a picnic Tuesday at RichSNnd View, on
the River soald, about one nile aud q hall
from this city. A pleaslni time was spent,
and the party returned home late In the
afternoon. This school has been organized
but o few months only, and has a very large
membership. Mr.. b. A. Hancock Is super
iufAudont
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MANCHEATER AND VICINITY.

A Democratic CORvsntion. DELEGATES
will be chosen from the different townships
in Chesterfield county next week 10 aaend
Democratic Conventioa which will he heldi
at The county courthouse September lst to
more thoroughly orgai.ize the party for tbs
coming presidential aampsign. DemDcratss
clubs are 10 be organtxed throughout tae
county. Forty-two delegates will be select
ed 10 attend the Convention. Matters OF
great interest to- the party will be co@sid-
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CRY BoNDs.-Yesterday Sl273 was bid
for Richmond city per cents, and none
Offering at Stock Board. Sales after Board
at sf2s. For Richmond per cents Sl10t
was bid. None Offering. For new city SIS
300 bid and S101 asked. Messrs. Daven-
port d Co., the financial agents OF the city,
yesterday sold s26, 900 new city ) per cents
at BOO and accrued interest.
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ARRIVED AT HOME.-Yesterday morning
James ii. Harvell. The Richmond boy about
whose disappearance from ST. Vincenps
school, in Baltimore. July 4th, so much has
been written, arrived at home. Young
Haryell was kindly furnished with free
pass bv The officials OF the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad. The re-
turned boy denies in toto the statements
made by Charles Hayes, who ran off with
him. He says that Hayes did not ofef TO
take him to bis house, and that he was pass
ing the residence of Mrs. +. Z. Hill, at Ac-
cotBk, Va, and was invited in. Here he
was kindly treaied-very kindly by Mrs.
Hill, and brought a letter from that lady TO
his mother. AS soon as Mrs. Hill learned
from the papers OF the grief OF young Har-
yelPs mother she made arrangements 10
have him sent home. As may be imagined,
Mrs. HaryelI was greatly rtioced at again
meeting with her lost son. Young Haryell
is reticent about the cause OF his leaving
the school, but intimates that he was not
fed with silver spoon, pillowed on downy
beds OF ease, or spanked with golden
slipper.
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SrxT OK TO THE GRAND JURY.-In the

SENT OK TO THE GRAND JURY I'm the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning John +. Co
nifty was up, charged with feIoniously
striking and wounding William James (col-
ored). The accused was examined and
sent on to the grand jury OF the Hastings
Court, and allowed bail in the sum OF $500.
James had several teeth Knocked out and
his upper lip badly gashed. Comfy refused
to tell what he struck him with.
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city CouncA.-A regular meeting OF the
Citv Council will he held tomorrow nigh.
nc y O'Clock at Council chamber bah. Oi,e
or Two committees have met since me lasc
messing Of the body. and will report to-
morrow night. Afer next monsA the
Council wiz convene at n O'Clock instead
Of s O'Clock. enIo sw gt y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-19
DR rUTT's PILLS.
TUrT's PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF 4 TORPID LIVER.

loss Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels costive, Pain
On ,be Head. with dun sensation IN The back par,
Pain Under the shculder.Ba Funness After
Eating. with adisnciins,ion to exertion OF body or
mind; IrrIiab,n,y OF Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
Of Memory, with feeling Of having neglected some
duty; wesrlness, Dizziness. Flu,tersng st'he Hesrt,
Dots Before the Ewes yellow skip. Headache, Rest
essness st nisb,. Hlshlv-Colored Urine.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED ST.
Rlous DISEASES WILL SOON
RE DEVELOPED
TUFTS PILLS are especiall, adapted to srch
cases one dose Effects such a change OF feeling as
20 ASionish the sufferer.
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Mayors Cosrt Mayo or Gentry had .eve
al colored women btfore his Court yesser
dsy morning, charged wiIs Sighting and Se.
iJg. disouierly Ell Twelfth street. They
wsrc discharged on payment OF costs. 0nty
Ole person has been seM To- Jail this wesi
'front.' court. r
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prominent merchant OF Holly Springs, Miss,
writes under date OF November 10, 1877 :"TUTT's
Pills are doing mighty wonders IN this State, and
are becoming more popular every day. Their sale
exceeds that Of every other pill combined. They
are peculiarly adapted 10 maorial diseases. and all
our physicians prescribe them in their practice"
H. ATUEY.
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HESRco NEws.-The Henrieo County
Court-Judge Waddill-has adjourned for
the term. About a balf-doZeo cases were
continued until the September term. The
civil and criminal dockets were quite large
this session.
The Board OF Supervisors adjourned to
meet again on the first Saturday OF next
/ La
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PERSONAL. Mr.. Thomss, x. CersIcy has
returned froahis VISIT to New York.
Mr. y. w. Hutcaugs,. OF Ibis city, was
one o. the vfee-presidents at she Conyen-
tion 1t Hanover Courthouse yesterday to
nominate CaptaIn John s. Wise for Con-
gross
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

- on all sales OF ReaL Estdts made osfDsA
ths st Of Jsspary and last Of Juns-tha tdzesIe4
ths present year have TO be paid BY pssrchasss
On all sales mode betWsen the st o$<fay aud tGa
Of the year aas tares have TO be paid ~ the ssttsy
lThis custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by ali the real estate agents In Richmond, and ~
n,iesto Rich mepd and vieinityI
ROBETFJ Is. LYME. 10 A. M..conipued sale oi
Nine. "a nelmIn's stock OF millinery, &c.
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SALE OF Lors AT Box AIR.-The atfena-
ance OF bidders at the sale Oh Bon Ar lots
Yesterday evening was not large. Five lots
were, however, sold ut prices prooa5Iy sstis.
factory 10 the company. 10 kex1ected that
the. purchasers will build cctlpges upon
them a. soon as c0nvenients
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TTRMs UNUsUALLY MODERATE.

ID ANDoLPH-MACON COLLEGE. ASH
IL LAND. VA.-The forty-sixth session opens
SEPTfMBER 10TH. The degrees OF y. -, b. r.
A. D., and A. VI. are cOnfCrred 10y the College. The
actually necessary session expenses $3.50 or less.
A BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL COURSE Will
be Introduced next session without extra charge.
S,ud for catalogue To -
REV. W. w. BENNETT,
au lO-eodi SEA 4 tdtSs2O President.
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NEW AGENCY FOR LITHIA WATER.-lIaving
been appointed by Colonel Thomas +. Goode one Of
his agents for The ale Of BUFFALO LITTIA WATER,
we shall keep supply Of this very yalsabIe water
on hand, and are prepared TO meet any demand
that may be maze on us for IL. X. w. POWERS d
CO., Druggists, No. 1905 Main street.
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1T is NOT TlIE oUANTirY s&rRs that gives
strength, life, blood, aud health. IL ls the thorough
digestion OF the food taken, let 1t be much little.
There fore. do not stimulate up the stomach to crave
food, but rather assist digestion after eating, by
taking SIMMoNs's LIVER RRGUB8Teg.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS PoR To-Day For the Middle
Atlantic States, falling barometer. station.
airy or higher temperature, southerly winds,
partly cloudy weather, and local rains.
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TnE MozARr INNS EyENING.-First, owe

THE MOZART TINS EyENING.-First, over
tllre, ola Dame Blanche" (Boleldreu,)
orchestra; second, solo baritone. " Rose
Marie" MolIoy.) Mr. n. b. Pleasants ;
third. solo piano. "Cascade OF Rubies,'
tSydney Smitb,) Professor T. S. Nichols ;
fourth, Bocacco," March. (Suppe,) or
chestra; fifth, solo baritone, Dream Of
Me-" (RuTe e. Mr.. n. B. Pleasanls; sixth,
solo violin. DR.. Barkowski; seventh,
walzes, "Thee and Thou" (Strauss,) or
oho