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Brief HemS.-The July term Of the Ches-
tertieId County Court commenced yester-
day. There are some important cases TO be
heard a. this term, and the court will prob.
ably be in session all the week.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
Henry DAVIS and John Coleman (bOth CO..
lOred) were up charged with lighting in the
street. Coleman was tined $3.50, and Davis
was discharged. Justice james NJ. Perdue
presided.
Seyenty.twO witnesses have been sum-
moned TO testify in three cases which will
come up at the next term Of the Hastings
Court, which begins Monday.
There were services at the different
churches In the city Sunday, and the con-
gregatlODs were quite large at two or three
of the churches. Afternoon services were
held a. the West.End Methodist Sunday
school room. and also at the SwapsbOro'
Baptist church.
A colored man residing near the corner
OF Sixteenth and B1inbridge streets was
attacked with the yarioloid Sunday. He has
since been removed TO the hospital at
Springhill.
There will be regular meeting OF the
City Council next Friday night. The new
body will organize then.
City hands were engaged yesterday in
cleaning grass out OF the cutters on Hull
street in front Of the court. house square.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will begin feast and fair at the couv, house
tonight. They have been quite successful
with their festivals heretofore, aud they
deserve liberal patronage at the hands OF
the public. II will be continued every night
this week.
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wing reports were read

Fifty.six new scholars were reported and
five conversions.
Interesting addresses were delivered Dy
Professor ii. II. Hdrris, Rev. II. A. Tup'
per. Jr., Rev. Edmupd Harrison. Rev. Or.
Hatcher. Rev. j. Nj. Butler, and William H..
Williams.
Upon motion, the Beecbenbrook school
was made member OF the Association.
The Association was Oh smissed with the
benediction by Rev. II. A. Tupper, Jr.
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LIEBro CoMpANY's COCA BRrP TONIC

LIRBlG CoMPANY's COCA BEEF Tonic
Is far superior TO the fashionable and lllusye pre-
parations OF beef, wine, and iron," says Professor
F. w. HUNT, NJ d., Honorary Member Imperial
Medical Society Of 50. Petersburg, Russia etc. etc.
Ii will reconstruct the most shattered and lfee-
bled, reinyigorate the aged and innrm, and make
sickIy childrt blooming aud healthy. It iHyaIu-
able In all female complaints removing irreguIar-
ity pains, and exhaustion. And IL qaiets restless
children and infants. Beware OF worthless lmIta-
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great improvement made 10 the depth OF the
river In the past few years. The Old Do
minIon Is the largest ship on the line, and Is
always well patronized, both 10 the line OF
freight and by passengers. The popular
officers, as well as the fine ship, draw well.
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sIwHONS LIVER REGULATOR.
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

The SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint are VI ter or
sd,asle in the mouth; Pain In the Back, Sides, or
Jolpls. often mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour
Stomach; Loss Of Appetite; Bowels alternately
e,tlye and lax: Headache; Loss of Memory, witha
p,lnfui sensation Of having failed TO DO something
which ought 70 have been done; Debility; Low
Spirits; nj K, yellow appearance OF the skin ana
Eyes;a Dry Cough, often mistaken for Consump-
ton.
sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the
disease, al others very few; but the Liver, the
hre organ in the bOdy is generally the seat Of the
disease aud # not Regulated III time great suffer-
ing wretohedness. and Death Will ensue.
As AN UNFAILING SPECIFIC, TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.
CAUTION.-Buy no Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR unless In our en-
grayed wrapper, with trademark. stamp and sigma
iure unbrOken. None other is genuine.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
j. IL. ZEILlN i CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ie 4-eOdtAu20
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DEATH OF A YOUNG MAN.-Mr. Charles l..
Ouarles died last night, in the twenty-sixth
year Of his age, at his residence, on Main
street between Adams and Jefferson. His
disease was consumption. He had been
connected with the business department OF
the State from the time that paper started
until last spring, when he resigned his po-
sition on account OF failing health. The
deceased was well known and very popular.
He possessed many noble traits OF charac-
ter. and the news OF his death will be read
with deep regret. He leaves young VIE.
The funeral takes place this afternoon at q
O'Clock from the Second Baptist church.
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PATIENT FORBEARANCE.-T medical
gentleman who had his stlrrup-leather sto-
len from his saddle while visiting patient
on Fourth street recently was considered to
have borne this loss with great equnimity,
especially when it required the aid OF
stump TO mount and that Of fre-plug to
dismOunt. That he did not give vehement
expression to his feelings when upon return
ing from q funeral yesterday he found bis
broad brimmed hat and new umbrella sto-
len from his Office was verify in this hot
weather an exhibition Of serene and Chris
tian temper like unto the patient Job.
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FxcELsIoR SARATOGA WATER received every
week direct from the springs at ssrstogs, In gas
tisht reservoirs lined with pure block tin, and
forced out from them at my counter precisely rs It
flows from the spring.
GEORGE ScHGs's MINEpaL WATER SPA,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much It may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, Il makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT audi LIKE THAT of YOUTH.
II is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED. ot' 1t Is
in every way a most perfect wash and a srLENDI
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless as water.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO MAIDENs ADJ
VENTURE TO.NIGHT.-The Richmond How
itzers, famous for their successful excur-
sions, will tonight make an excursion by
moonlight to Maiden's Adventure, on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. The
train will leave the depot at Eighth street
at O'Clock, reaching Maiden's Adventure
at S:l5. Three hours will be spent there In
dancing and other amusemeDts, and then
the excurslonists will return TO Richmond
by moonlight. There will be full band OF
music, refreshments, &c. Tickets may be
had of the committee, composed OF Messrs.
Il. III. Mcclure, II. Nj. Starke, John A.
Hnteheson, R. Robinson, w. K. Word, -.
Lorraine, w. T. Foster, ii. Z. Boudar, q.
g. Bosher, r. F. Patterson, w. j. Baker,
W. G. Ammons, aud ], L. Lynch.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

So On all sales OF Real Estate made between the
ST OF January sBd last or June the taxes for ihs
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. on
all sales made between the lst OF July and last Of
the year the taxes have Ia be paid by the setter.
This custom was adopted about nfteen years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond and ap-
plies 10 Richmond and vlcDity.I
JNO. H. LAUGHTON, JR. 10 A. NJ. al Dsnytue
freight depot, large nul0Oer Of unclaimed park-
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BRIEF ITEMS Workmcn are engaged dig
ging the foundation for building the new
parochial school for 81. Patrick's parish,
corner OF Twenty. and Grace streets.
The managers who recently gave the picnic
to aid in this building realized by that day
OF pleasure over eight hundred dollars.
TIE weather became very warm again
Yesterday, as the state Of the mercury pub
Iished elsewhere will show.
The various lodges OF colored Good Tenn
pars OF this city and Manchester VIII cele-
brate the twenty-seventh anniversary OF the
order on Monday by a street-parlde and
banquet at night at Odd Fellows Hall.
The G. w. S. of the dual Grand Lodge
has been invited to lecture 10 North Caro-
lima in favor OF local option.
There is among the inmates OF est. So
phia's Home" woman who came from
Corsica over forty years ago to Richmond,
and yet who can scarcely speak word OF
English. She is now seventy-fiYe years OF
age.
The surviving members OF the Old First
Virginia regiment will celebrate their ami
yersary on Monday next at the new reser-
voir.
The meeting OF State regimental officers,
which was to have been held on the 18Th
instant for the purpose Of choosing briga'
dier-general for the Centennial, has been in
definitely postponed.
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MEETING OF THE RICHMOND AND MAN
CHESTER BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHO0L AssoCIA.
TIoN.-This Association held It's regular
monthly meeting Sunday evening with the
Clay.Street school-Yice.President +. H..
Elicit in the chair.
After the usual devotional exercises, the
following reports were read:
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VIRGINIA CLARET on draugbi. Of uncommonly
fine quality, at 81 per gallon; imported Ciarsi ON
draughi at 81 .25 per gallon; California Port Wines
for medicinal use, al 80 per gallon. We eau recon-
mend these wiues as rather better than most Vir-
glna wines. w. ID. BLAIR a Co.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, sc.

DYSPEPSIA IS THE SoGTLY PRICE WE PAR
FOR LUXURIEs-Its most potent remedy, how
ever, Is foundn that efficient and genial tonic and
Alternative, TARRANT's SELTzER APERIENr. Sold
by all drugglsts.
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THE RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD
CHESAPEAKE RAILRoAD-THE TERMS, ETC.

THE RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD
LEASES TIE RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND
CHESAPEAKE RAILRoAD-THE TERMS, ETC.
The Richmond, York River and Chesa-
peake Railroad Company have leased TO the
Richmond and DaDvile Railroad Company
their entire road and property, including
the controlling ownership OF the boat line
used In their connections between this city
and Blltimore. The.le is perpetual, and
under the terms Of the agreement the proper
ty is turned over to the Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad Company free OF all liabilities
whatsoever, except It's mortgage indebted
ness OF 100000. OF this mortgage, $780,
600 being unexpende5, II Ia turned over to
the Richmond and DaOviile Company for
the purpose OF perfectinA the line in such
better equipment as ma. be found neces-
sary 10 put II in such condition as will
meet the requirement OF the traffic
expected to pass over ii. In addition
the lessees undertake to pay per cent.
semi-fnnualy upon the capital stock Of the
leased railroad; Of between four and five
hundred thousand dollars OF which the
Richmond and Danvile Company has for
some years past owned a considerable
amount. This arrangement simply unifies
the management OF the Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake Railroad Company
with that OF the Richmond and Danville
line, and will in nowise alter the course OF
business heretofore pursued in connection
with 1t. The contract has already been
made effective, and the lease dates from the
1st Of July, 1881. The employees retain
service upon the road now operated as part
Of the Richmond division OF the Danville
railroad, Of which Captain w. II. Green is
uperintendent, and the principal officers
find appropriate employment under the new
management. Colonel II. T. Douglas, who
has been the efficient superintendent and
engineer Of the road for many years, will
have open to him an extended field for en-
gineerlng and railroad construction IN the
large company into which his former road
has been merged, the duties OF which are
familiar to him by former association with
the DanYill road.
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A DAY AT WEST POINT.-Twenty car
loads OF pleasure-seekerS, numbering over
twelve hundred persons, two thirds OF
whom were ladies and children, left the
depot of the Richmond, River and
Chesapeake Company yesterday morning at
s O'Clock bound for days festivities at
West Point. 1t was the occasion OF the
grand police excursion to the locality
named, and most pleasant one it
proved to be. After very pleasant
ride OF two hours and bali, the rate of
speed being lessened on purpose to give the
many who were making their first trip an
opportunity 10 see tie country, West Point
was reached, and the happy tbrong pro-
ceeded TO dispose Ofiiself as fancy suggested.
Some sought the shade OF the greenwood
tree, some betOok themselves TO bathing.
others TO boating, grabbing, fishing, and
others again, gOOdly proportion, too, en-
gagged in dancing in the spacious pavilion.
The inspiration to the lively and graceful
movements there observed was the fine
string band of Mr.. William c. Bailey.
The committee, consisting Of Sergeants
Benjamin +. Howard, John III. Warren, J.
B. Gathright, Jones A. Otey, and Maurice
j. Griffin, were assiduOus as well US sue
cessful in promoting the enjoyment Of the
eXcuTsiOnIsts. As may be Surmised, the
order was excellent. The day was most
happily spent. The eXcursODists returned
to the city at 7 O'Clock last night all safe
and with no regrets.
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HOToPP's CELEBRATED FIRsT-PREMIuM
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARRT at vi per gallon at
CHRISTIAN WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs-elegant sumner
wines-cheap, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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THE IMPROVEMENT OF JAMES RIVER
The steamship Old Dominion, Of the Old
Dominion Line, arrived here yesterday with
good freight at dead low tide, aud had no
trouble ln coming over the shoai places Ia
the river, This Is another evidence Of the
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TIE BOARD OF ALDERMEN. The B0ard OF
Aldermen met last evening at O'Clock
President Meredith presiding. Present at
roll.call: Messrs. Cabell, Crenshaw, Dicker-
son, Scott, Smith, Wagner, Wexford, and
Williams.
The proceedings OF the last meeting were
read, but the Chair declined to sign the
same on the ground that there was no quo
rum present.
On motion OF Mr. Scott the Board ad.
journed over to Friday next at z. Nj.
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VI. ELLYsON CO., advertising agents, insert adj
veriseue in all OF the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders lef; al the Dts
patch cOunting-room VIII receive prompt aitep-
elau
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Picnic CIGARS, Sc.
DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.

Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" ltcIears out
rats MICE bed. bugs, reaches, ycrmin, es, ans ln
sects. Is cents per box.
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Just received, fresh from the sprioEs in bottles.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR wArER,
RocKBRIDGE ALUM,
BEDFORD ALUM and IRON WATER,
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS WATER,
HUSYADI JANos,
APoLLINARIs,
yICHY,
HATHoRE. GEORGE scHHx.
Mineral Water Dspot,
Eleventh and Main sfreefr
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BROOK. TURNPIKE CAsE.-The judge OF the
Henrico Circuit Court has rendered decl-
sion in the Brook-turnpike case, which
came up on an appeal from the decision OF
the County Court. Some time ago the COM
mssioners appointed to examine into the
condition Of this pike reported that it was
out Of order, and the judge Of the County
Court decided that tolls could not be col
lected while the pike was in bad condi-
tion. The Circuit.Court judge decides that
tolls can be collected on those sections OF
the pike that are in good order, but not on
those that are not.
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Manchester school reports SO conversions.
The next meeting will be held at Manches'
ter Methodist church second Sunday in
AuOuSt
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MANCHESTER ASD VICINITY.

Grand JurOrS.-The following grand iu-
rors have been drawn for the next term Of
the Hastings Court, which meets next Mon
day B. B. Weisiger. w. 7. Lithgow, f..
w. Wesiger, T. w. Gentry, Edward
Bourne. c. a. Jones, E. Il. DuDsford.
James j. DOrDiD, w. L. Perduc, +. Shipp.
John Perry, George C.. Anderson, John
DOwdy, Joseph f. Davidson, Alexander
McCrOne, John ID. Baird, William d. Craig,
John O'Brien. q. e.. Cox, Jesse Rice, b. p.
Owen, Sr., Alexander Fitzgerald, L. w.
Baugh, and A. j. Gallagher.
There are several criminal cases to engage
the attention Of The grand jury at this term
OF the court, and two criminal cases are
docketed for trial at the coming session.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
John Adams, assault and battery. The
accused was bailed for his appearance To-
day.
Barney Dent (coIoreed) was fined s2 for
assault and battery and 81 for contempt Of
court.
j. Fl. Kendall was fined 81 for being
drunk.
George BossieuX (cOlOred) was fined q
for assaultiDg and beating Nancy Harris.
James GIL, charged with assaulting the
children OF Thomas Jasper with a gravel
shooter. The case was continued till to-
day.
George Christian (colOred), charged with
unlawful gaming. The case was continued
till day, and the accused committed to
Jail.
Jane Patterson (colored) was fined g. 80
for striking J. A. Turner with a rock.
George Bishop was fined g so for disor-
derly conduct.
James COndry, drunk, was fined 81.
Ned Mosby (colOred), drunk and disor-
derIy, was fined $2 so.
Mile Hamilton (cOlOred) was fned 81 for
disOrderly conduct.
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DEATH OF AN EsTINABLE LADY.-The an
nOuDcement Of the death OF Mrs. A. X.
Parker will be sorrOwful intelligence to her
large circle Of friends and relatives in this
city and in Isle OF Wight county. She was
stricken with paralysis on Thursday last,
which attacked the base Of the brain, and
afterwards extending upwards deprived
her OF consciousness. Since Friday after
noon she remained in this state, until death,
at noon on Sunday, severed the slender
thread that united the soul to the body Of
this estimable lady.
Mrs. Parker was q Miss Atkinson, Of
Smit thfield, and was greatly beloved by all
who knew her for her many noble and ster-
ling qualities. She was in the tifty.fOurth
year OF her age, and was true wife and a
devoted mother. A symDathizing friend in
trouble, she was always ready with heart
and hand to administer to the sick and ten
derly nurse the dying. Not born or used
to labor, yet when misfortune cane she was
ready to work with willing hands and 4
stout heart. AS the waves of trouble rose
higher and higher her brave arms grew
stronger and stronger to beat them Gown.
She fought almost single-handed life's sorest
trials.
The many friends whom she had tenderly
nurSed in sickness crowded her death. cham
Der, and with willing hands and bleeding
hearts gave some expression TO their love
and sympathy. The faithful Christian maid
servant raised in her fathers house 10 days
OF afiuence, the nurse OF all ber children,
and who had stood nobly by her in all the
hours Of darkness and trial, Frustrated her
self at her feet, Iamenting the loss OF her
best friend.
In domestic ana social liie-that sphere in
which womanly grace and virtue shine so
beautifuly-she eudeavored to do her whole
duty.
"Her children rise up and call her blessed.
Give her OF the fruit OF her hands, and let
her own works praise her."
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RICHMOND MrxERAL-wArEn SPA.

WHEN roU FEEL LANGUID FROM HEAT, stop at
ANroNrs. A glass OF SODA win revive you.
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HYMESEAL.--On last Sunday, at o. p. NJ,
at 81. Patrick's church, Miss Maggie Cayan-
nah was united In the holy bonds Of matri.
mony TO John Il. Conaty. The pastor,
Father Doherty, officiated, the groom's
brother and the brides sister acting as
gro0msman and bridesmaid. Messrs. Willie
O'Dwyer, Willie Quigley, Willie Crutch-
field. and Augustus MeDonough acted as
ushcrs. The church was filed to its utmost
capacity-nay, even the porch aud sidewalk
in front OF the church was crowded, so
large was the number Of friends who had
come to witness The ceremony and wish 10Y
TO the welded couple. During the process
sion to the altar Lohengrin's Grand We'd
ding March was played, and as the happy
pair left the church Professor f.. Caul6eId's
Grand Professional March was played bv
Mr.. Hubert A. Caul6eld, who presided at
the organ. After the marriage ceremony a
handsome banquet was served at the groom's
residence, where happy and pleasant eye-
ming was spent. The presents received on
the occasion were numerous and valuble.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, variable winds, stationary
or higher barometer, and slightly lower
temperature.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, "a; ;
A. NJ, So; noon, 95; p. H., SO; T.
NJ, 90; midnight. So.
Mean temperature, 81 6.
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DEATH OF Mrs. DR.. JOHNsTON.-The in
telligence OF the demise Sunday morning,
after a brief illness Of typSoid-fever, in this
city, of the lovely and amiabe Mrs. Mary
McCIung Johnston, cOnsort OF DR.. George
Ben. Johnston, will be painful surprise to
the many who knew and esteemed in life
that most excellent lady. Their deep and
sincere sympathy accompany and abide
with her bereaved heIpmate in this sad end
ing OF his most cherished aspirations.
Young and attractiye-the IDOL OF her
home circle, and but few months BRIDE
her career, which bade fair at It's outset to
gather in many coming year the fruition
Of those hopes inspired at its auspicious
and happy beginning, has ended in an un-
timely death. That these hopes are now
scattered by that All-Wise Providence
whose summons none may hope to eVade is
but an added, but none the less mOurnful,
monitiOn that "all flesh is grass" and we
but feeting shadows on the pathway Of
eternity. On this untimely visitation being
made known at St. Peters Cathedral during
morning service Sunday, prayers were Of
fered for the repose Of the soul so lately
fed, and we may not doubt that prayers so
feryent went unregarded. The Obsequies
OF this lamented lady will occur this morn
ing at 0 O'Clock from the Cathedral.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT. ae.

HENRY NJ. W0RfHAM,
IL GENERAL COMMISSION MERaHANf.
GROCER, AND DEALER IN IRON AND sTt = l.,
corner Fifteentn and Cary stiests, Richmond "a
Personal attention given 20 The safe of Grsin. fssf
Tobacco, Flour, and all kin's OF cOaHtry frotUes.
Bags iurnlshrd Al usual rates. Am assts sd by NJ
faih.r. Mr. SAMUEL WORKMAN, iaie o. t. =.
WorIkam Co. y'
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NEW ORLEANS CIGARS
WEsTBORELASD, QUEEN BEE;
MARDI GRAs, elegant.
pure Havana dliers-yery low at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES,
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HIEUkDERsIGNED. HAVING OUAL.

taH NJ y y . IAEIUTDks OF The estate On WIZ
sllag e,s, ke aeeeasec, hereby notify all peFs0ns
tsS " sgihtniieate6, Tor seitls faept: and All in.
Gee 'Aa tslals pre requested 10 call and settle
heA yDHN y HARGAMTk,
WILbIAH II, El0TT.
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MAIN STREET re FAvonITE PROMENADE for
the bellies and bezux these warm evenings. or
course AsTosIs soDA-roUsrAfx is the objective
point.