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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-13

! Deem Il my Dnty 90 sell the world
what DR.. HwavnO's Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry has done f,r me-. l
had violent cough, night sweats,
sore throat, great weakness with Se-
we're attacks Of hemorrhage, gave up
oil hope VI recovery. lam now cured,
sound aud hearty man
kDuARD H. HANSON,
Engineer at Hweeney's Pottery,
1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed
and still remain healthy man.
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Nsv YoRE May IL. = Cotton firm al
10 7.l8atn ii.l8c; futures quiet Flour steady
and unchanged; receipts 1900 barrels e1.
ports 3 barrels, Wheat, caSh a shade
stronger; receipts $4,000 bushels exports
e3,0Wl bushels; No. 8 ring 81 i7Hi No. |
hard Duluth, very cNoite II %. ungrtded red
81 lsal 81. &c. Sdo 81 22Nal 20; No. 2 do
81 21ai az No. do u 81: uited winter
2ihal 9'H ungtaded white, to Irflye
81 o.; No 2 do, II 294ai 03af; No. Id VI %;
gocd 81 Peal 28l5: No 2 red Nay, Sales 2os, mo
bushels, Of 81 Pal .24H; June, sales 99a,U0
bushels, At 81 2iNai am July, sales q8I.0D0
bushels, al u 10, August aleS $1,000 brSh.
els, Al 81 is. Corn heavy and better; receipts
7S,ODO bushels; exports 26,000 bnAhelb On.
graded Aas2ci No. 8, teNaS7koi steamer
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PURELY VEGETABLE
Cure all Diseases

Caused BY DPTangPment Of thu Liver and BoWFlG.
The svmp' OmS OF LlUT complaint Ne bitter or had
taste In the mOu'h pain In the back, sizes or joints,
often mistaken Tor TheunAani sour sOmlrhi loss DI
appetite; bOWSlS alternately COstive and hGi head.
AChsi los o. memory, with a lniul 'enS tOn Ol
having iaIlel 70 do s,mtth"g which ought % have
heea d0nSj d biltv; low NplrItsi ihi'E yellow Ap
psArlnCe Of the skin and eyeb; y dry cough often
mistaken for cOnsu nDtiOn.
somptlmGs many Of these symptoms Rttcnd the dis
ease, At Others very ieWi but the Liver the " Ost
organ 10 ths b1 y, general the IeA the disease,
and II not regu Rted In time. great AUt6Elng, WIech'
edntEB aud DeA b Eill enSU0
can recommend rs Az eticaclouS TemHdy for dis
ease Of the Liver, hPRrburn and Dyspepsia, Sln-
mona Liver Regulator. LEwIs q, WUNDER
ave have tCitsd ltS virtues, pc sDnally aud kn
that for nyEpepSA, hill WsneSs and ThrUhbng Head
OCho, II 10 the best medicine the world ever saw We
have tried forty other remedies b'iOrs simmon'
Liver Regulator, but none Of hem gave us moe than
temporary relief, but tho Regulator not Onlt relieved
but Cur,d ua,"-ED. ThLEdEAPu AND MESSENGER,
Macon, Ga.
Manufactured only by
j. II. ZH.ILIN ~ CO..
PHIL inEI PIlIA.
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A P.rlinsnt tIn4ntlon.

Whether Il Is better u hen you have met
with an accident-"cut, burned, bCalded,
or bruised yourself" TO Rend for q bottle
Of Thomas Eclectic oil" or to use
some unknown remedy and be laid up Tor
month, and lose your time, and have a
DOCTORS bill 10 pay 10 the bargain.
Sold by LSuehlln Bros & o., Whole'
sale Druggists, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-13

IT felt as II could have kicked mybelt,' y
Was the remark newspaper man made
after reading a iacetious article In The pa.
per when he found II was ''only" q local
calling public attention to 1homas' Eclee.
tic Oil. He did not say go alter using II
lor sprain and dlsocAtion, and discover
Ing its great value.
Sold by LAushlin Bros. ( Co.,, Whole
sale Druggists, Wheeling.
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nnhi,nni Inn,iYanehn

is the bane Of nearly every American wo.
man. From 1t usually arises those dlsor.
ders that 80 surely undermine their health
and strength. Every woman owes II to
herself and her family 10 Use that Cele'
brated medicine, Kidney. Wort. 1t 10 the
sure remedy Tor cunstipation, and for oil
disorders Of the kidneys and liver. Try 1t
In liquid or dry form. Equally efficient 10
SUNDAY BudgsL. MwFAw
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Dry, parched, SORE throat, losing flesh, bron.
chal and asthmAtic attacks. All these dan
gerous symptoms are entirely cured by "Dr
swAyne'S Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry"
The first dose gives relief, and the worst
cough and sore lungs yield To its healing pro.
perties Bold by oil druggists at % cents and
81. The large size Is tho most economical.
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CARBuSCLEs, Felons, BoilS, Sores oil long
standing, such as Ulcers, Abat sses, etc,
positively cured without The aid Of q knife
or poultiCe, by using Mrs, Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Efypipelas, Soft and liberated
Coins, Ohillblaine, etc. II has never failed
70 cure, For bale by Logan & %.
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OAIVAtOI may 4z.-4no DLVNeIH JVuIHu re-
pofts:
Receipts 81 900 head: shipments g..
900 head MARKET weak and lOa'hc lower
active for shI ming, Others neglected mixed
packing s. 4Oa6 81: light IS 6nai co. GhOire
heavy IS S0a8 IS. bulls and light Yorker IS IL
Cattle-Rscelpts 8. 900 head; shipments 2,6OC.
Market In fair demand but steady; common
TO fair shipping IS 25ai 90 glnd To choice
% 76a0 90; disLillery a 01ab 81; butchers and
canning active AMI ilrm al 81 6Oa4 ~ s'ockers
and feeders shade lower at IS 76a4 8t.
Sheep-l:ecsipw 800 head shipments con
head Martet slow and weaker; common Ia
good s. S1ha50O; wooded 81 76a6 rs; closing
l0al6o lower.
BALTIMORE May l2.-Flour firm and with.
out change Wheat, western higher and
,otlve; No. 2 winter red, spot 81 26Kal 26k F;
May 81 2iNat AHi June 81 2OTal 20A; July
Il zeal lBN; A gust 81 1Sal l3M Corn,
Westafn frmer and inactive; mixed spot IS X
a6SsEc; May 67ah7No; June 641faHo; July
649Sa6hc. Oats his her, scare and firm, west
ern white HIa62hC; mixed 40A9Jc Pennsyl-
vania $50, Rye quiet at 81 la 10. Hay In.
changed. Provisions unchanged. Butter I'm.
changed. Eggs dull at llallhc Petroleum
nominal. Cot quiet Sugar hrm A sUft
91Sc. Whisky dull At$l 10.
n,vc,vv,r, No, 10 Co,,or du,l NJ I'M
Flomr s"sSar. ian'Ilv "A SS"S ia iancv M M
chSHvad Wheat sIyoHCaT. No . rsd winis,
a. Goru Hsrnos NJ, o njysj ~ nst,
steady: No, 3 mixed 4Oc, RYE firm; No .,
81 Siai SO. barley nominaily unchanged.
Pork nrm at SI7 %. Lard quIet at $40 GA
lOel. Bulk meats Inactive; shoulders Sb IS;
clear rib, IS 40. Bacon scare firm and un-
changed, Whisky Irregular ut 81 Ohal ".
Butter easier choice Western Reserve l6a
l0CI enol'e oehstSl On'o' l0".Vo'
ToLEDo, May 12-Whelt QUIET No. red
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= u. Palace, drawing isoom aDd sleeping AIS
on oil night trains
Close connections ara made Tor eli pOini1 south bid
BOuthW OBt, North and Northwest, iSkg plis deti'
tAbn n ute for nOl0nlIt1 and PERSONS nNyrB 10 the
great We II, and u whom particular attention hClTtQ
WHEELING, PITTS AND BALTIMORE DIV.
Leave WheRllnE...,. 6:25 a. IN l.i0' $40 =, ~,
No traiAs run on this D vision on Sunday,
Tickets 10 all principal POints OIL Eale n Depot,
1tAos open al all hour during the dAy,
Information 10 the tfAvCpg public IhseTiully given,
". N. GLEN EETH, n 6IT.
at, nFvRIFE. Isr" Gss.' Ttss''r'
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NEW YoRK May l2-MoNEr-2haSN per
cent Prime mercantile paper, 4a4H percent.
sterling exchange, bankers bills strong at
a S5Ji, demand a 81.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Strong and kaH per
cent higher, except fourS which are I'm.
changed.
united states d Of 1851, coupons
New Five, coupons. 20 u
Now -Four and hAlfI,
new FouIft
PAoihe u OIL 1875. EalEO
RAILROAD BoNpB- Generally strong and
higher.
STATE BoNDs-Fairly active.
Louisiana COnsOLA.... tgK Virginia os..........-'s
.. JoSsph.."""..."IIlH, Virginia con,o 8, i1-
b nSv".... ""..,....' Il 'Oid ''' va
SroCKs. The market opened Of an advance
OF hA2 per cent, the latter for An ton 4 'lerie
HAute aud In the early d ings slices rose Il
AlN or cent Hannibal 4 81. Joe preferred,
Alton Il 1erre Haute common and Rock
land led tbs upward movement. Al The
hrst board there was decline OF NalK per
cent. the latter In hannibal & 81. Joe lrr.
ierrod, which was followed by an advance Of
ha2h per cent, Hannibal & IT. Joe common
leading, and later by reaction Of kaiH per
cent. During he afternoon speculation be.
came strong pnd al advance NJ ka9k Der
cent took place, In which wabash. Pacific and
Texas. racltc we're most prominent, but In The
tinat sales the market became weak and Ole ID
at decline Of Na2 per cent from the highest
poIut Of the day. Missouri Pacific sold down
Az per cent and recovered 2 per cent.
Transactions 4t0, 0UO shares.
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6sXa6pKc; No. q sle;- do to arrive from
Ssn4's 's Msy es;exsssEs June. SIX;
6Rke; July 6iKa6Ikc OatShighey, closing
weak; receipts 80 900 buShalE weatefn mixed
I6al6c; Uhite ia5'e. Hay, 9nRa5h Hops
steady and in light demand. Cod-s nomtnally
unchanged. Sugar Stro 6 and moderately
active: fair to good refining IHRIHe Mo-
lassea in good demand ant firm at SEC. Rye
steady and IN mpderAie demand, Petroleum
quiet and firm, United sO9tc; crude 61iaI hc;
refined So, 7 low, dsmsnd lair q VA
9 9'l6c. R0sin q1iet and firm At q Soal VI.
IuIpentine steady It sSHc' Eaga heavy at
l2Al2Hc Pork Gull and uncranRed;, Beef
uomlnally unchanged. Cut meats dull long
clear s. rs; short clear % q, Lard firm;
prime steam SO 9Oall 90. Butter steady with
. fair demand Ut lOA25c, Cheese nominally
unchanged,
PHILADELPHIA, May l2-Flour steady for
good spring and wint franchises patent
dull aud weak western e1t,a, tS76a4 Is {;
Minnesota extra IS 6Oa6 Is: Ohio extra s. Is,
fancy, 1900; 81, Louis good. SO Is;
Minnesota patent process, 90 76.7 80. Rye
d ,ur quiet Al IS 90. Wheat hrmi No. red
elevator 81 Is: rejected ira /, b II; No 2
red May 81 2SKal 2SX June 81 I0kal COX F;
July 81 l6XRl II, Corn IN good demand {;
ste 'mer and track, 6nc, sail mixeo May, 6s]61;
June 66%465Kc; July 6SNa5iHc. Oats In
good demand; No. 2 white 62AoSc; No, 3
do 6lAS2c; mixed Soc. Provisions dull; mess
beef $lS 90; India ines $92 90 p.rk, prime
mess $l7 76aIS 70; hams, smokel 81 on
az co.. Lard, prime steam Sll 20all 30,
kettle 81 Quail IS. Butter, fancy scarce
and Others dull prices unchanged. 3 81 dull
and wax at l2Hc, CHI csc firm, with light
Iu, ply creamery llal2e; fair to good l2c,
Pet oleum Arm aud unchanged. Whisky
Arm at 81 ~.
CHICAGO. May l2-Flour steady and uu.
changed. Wheat, fairly active a d shVe
higher; No. Chicago sp ing 81 OK cash;
81 OSX June; 81 O8XRl USH July; $50 Au.
gust; No. 8, 9!NA97c, Corn unsettled and
lower at 4lkA4lXo cash; A0kc bid June:
4tAc july; 1870 August, 0sta tteady and
hFm AZ 87Xc cash: $50 May; S7Kc bid June;
Sd1ic July; 274Ga27Ac Augu't Rye steady
and unchanged ut 81 lR Barley easier at
81 00Al Of. Pork unsettled and lower Ut
$40 40 cash and June; $40 42hal6 9S July;
SlB 10 August, Lard unAettled and generally
Higher At 80 30 cash and June; SO 62<A
1895 Julyi $40 b6 August, Bulk meats
steady and unchanged, v hlsky, steady and
unchanged ut $lOS,
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
% reported by John N. Hoon 4 Co., brokers,
No. l60 Main street.
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FOR RENT.
COR RENT. THAT FXCELLENrN

EOR RENT. THAT FXCELLENTN
Il STORE No. 2l5 east Broad street. suiis- Is
bic for nrstciass dry-goods or any othtr retail
business.
Also, that LARGE STORE Garner franklin aud
Fourth streets, formerly occupied q drug store.
for which it is well s0i'ed and several rooms over
Also. that STORE aud CELLAR No. 7l5 east
Main street. suitable for any retail business.
Also. that LARGE STORE AND CELL AR No.
e09 east Broad street. aud several ROOMS abeye
suitable for lodge-rooms.
Also. LARGE AND DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING No. 81 . Clay street, corner Sf Ninth.
containing about ten rooms and all mOdera I'm.
prOvemeniS.
Also STORE. and DWELLING above. corner
Broad and Munforf streets. containing three rooms
besides store.
Also. LARGE sTORF. No 1922 east Maia street,
with dwelling above. VIII he rented separately II
les ired.
Also. TWO BRICK LUMBER. HOUSES % Basin
bank aud Cary street between tenth aud Eleventh
streets.
Alss, TWO HOUSES on Trueheart alley. coa-
tanning four rooms each.
Also. STORE AND DWELLING No ii6 east
Brood street. iOi many years oc, ,upied 4 retail
grocery sfore.
Also. BRICK DWELLING No. 2l2 south Iau-
rel street. containing nye rooms, ami giicheb In
the yard.
AI,o. LARGE BRICK DWELLING Ne. lIs
Nineteenth street. containing about Ten rooms ns-
sides kitchen ~ yari.
Also. ROOMS over store No. SO saat Broad
I sil eet.
Apply 10 n. SELDOM TAYLDr.
Eesl Estate Agent and Aucfion.s-r,
ie q.3t Eleventh auG Bank -frae's.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS.-There was only one cl>e
before the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing. That one was a case Of ordinance Ylo-
atiOn.
Final examinations are being conducted
in The different public schools. The schools
will close for vacation the hast Of this month.
There will be no public exercises conducted
lt the end OF the session. The attendance
for the year has been very GOOD.
The Amateur Band will give an open.air
concert on the Courthouse Square Friday
evening. some OF their choicest selections
will be rendered.
Quite a number Of unusually large eels
have been caught in the river recently near
MayO's bridge. The water is vet very
muddy, and for several days 6shing has
been rather duh.
DR.. 4. W. Brodu2X and Mr.. Harry b.
owen, who were recently appointed men,
bers Of the City Council 10 I'LL vacancies
from the Third Ward, have qualified. The
terms for which they were elected at the
last election will begin the lst Of July.
The hail-Storm Of last Friday, which did
so much damage in Amelia and NottOway
counties, passed over the upper portion OF
Chesterfield, destroying wheat.1eds and
injuring fruit-trees alOOg is track. In some
places il is said the hail was six inches deep,
and remained on the ground from Friday
until Monday.
The June term OF the Hastings Court be-
gins next Monday week. It will not be
grand-iuTy term.
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ply on the score Of its acn sequitstrs and rs
reflections on the health OF Richmond.
Ii may be that "Shocsoe creek y should
he walled in, but IL may be that there
may be more urgent demands upon the
city's treasury than this. r. G.. C.'s state
ments DO not prove the urgency OF the
work. BE adduees no evidence that the
health OF the city, which he deeries, is the
result OF the condition Of this creek. he
may read the obituary notices OF citizens
OF Marshall, Jackson, and jefferson Wards,
/" many Of them estim1ble and Of good re-
pute," and conclude they fell victims 10
Shockoe creek but here IL a non seqstifur.
Does be not read the obituary notices Of
citizens Of Madison, Clay, and other
wards, "many OF them estimable and
Of good repuie -? Did ShOckoe creek
kill themi Let him remember that malarial
disease kills very few persons. And what
has ShockOe creek 10 do with the deprecia-
ton in the value Of the old Union Hotel?
Whether westward the star of empire
takes lis way" is figure Of speech gene
rally. it is fact as regards Richmond. The
writer lived at one time in the old Union
Hotel" for twelve month when a hospital,
and in that time knew OF no ease OF lnalarlal
disease originating 10 the Institution. But
III lcDJ NC hutW Oh Hiut eases u inter uilt-
tent and remittent.fever occurring on the
square on Main street between Third and
Fourth Did Shockoe creek produce these
cases In that year such cases occurred all
over the city. The causaton Of disease i
most obscure thing. Shoekoe creek may
produce some malarial disease, but IL the
testimony Of practicing physicians could be
taken, it is doubtful II mere OF this disease
would be found on the territory tributary
to this creek than in many other portions OF
the city. There ls very little vegetable mat
ter along the banks OF this stream where it
passes through the city, and not much above
the city, as the lands bordering IL are closely
grazed by a large number Of cattle which
have access 10 them. Decomposition Of
vegetable matter is thought essential TO the
production Of malaria. r. g. {. says
that Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati,
san Francisco. and Boston have less NOR
taity than Richmond. Statistics are often
! fallaciOus. Who made the Sunday NecS,
Of Baltimore, from which ne quotes, au-
thority in such matters? But admitting the
truth Of the statement, the comparison
ought 10 be mode with the lChite population
/ Il the respective cities. Richmond has a
very large negro population. and il is known
that the ratio OF deaths in this population is
nearly double tina; Of the white. and that
! from causes irrespective Of locality such a.
/ bad nutrition, insufficient clothing in win
ter, want Of fuel, want Of prOper medical
attendance, and nursing. The cities With
which Richmond s upfay0rably compared
have a very small cOored population.
TAXPAYER.
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THE SLOW WORK or MAIN STREET-Mr.
Rick, who has the contract for paving Main
street, saws he IS not to blame for the great
delay in the carrying on OF the improve
ment on that ihoroughfare. But what the
people want 10 know is, Who is responsible
for this shameful state Of things: Mr..
Rick says he can only go on with his re-.
Dduing contract as the curhiDg is relad and
the railroad-tracS adjusted TO the new grade.
He contends that his force of PAYERS is large
enough TO do expeditiously all that is re-
qured of him, and more than once they
have had to stop work until the curbstone-
and track-layers had advanced their work.
This may be all so, and exOnerates Mr..
Rick; yet there is gross injustice being
done our citizens, and some one is 10 blame
for II. The work drags slowly along. Mer-
chants are losing money by it, aud the pub
Iic generally Inconvenience by the inter-
ruption Of business through this principal
thoroughfare.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
William Thompson (coIored) was fined q
for being disorderly In the street.
susan kraigle. drunk, was fined $3.50.
John n. Taylor and Frank Jackson (both
eolored), charged with fighting in the bar
room OF John BliIey. john Taylor was also
charged with feIoniousIy assaulting and
striking Frank jackson with a spitt0on.
The first charge was dismissed. John Tay-
lor was sent on TO the grand jury IN the
second ease.
Lee Garnet, charged with being drunk,
was fined 81.
Charles 4. Dabney failing to appear to
answer charge, an attachment was issued.
Amanda Morris (colored), charged with
being drunk. Discharged.
John Hill. charged with interfering with
passengers at the Richmond and Danyile
depot. Case continued until to-day.
William II. johnson (colored), selling in
The market after market hours. Continued
until to-day.
James sweeney was fined $3.50 for run
ming one-hofse wagon on the street with
out having numbers on same.
William II. Bannister was fined g for in.
terferlng with passengers at the Richmond.
lork-River and Chesapeake Railroad depot
hida Gray diiqS Robertson CcoIored), as
sauting aud beating Silvia Lucas. The ac.
cused falling TO appear attachment was
issued.
Edna Minor (colored), assault and battery.
Discharged.
Lilly Gladman (coored), charged with
stealing bag Of -four from Thomas Shan
Messy, was adiudged guilty Of petit lar
ceny, and sent to Jail for thirty days.
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JNo. E.LAUGHToS, three young foxes.

JAS. MACDOUGALf, ION A. NJ. executors sale
OF stock Of groceries. ilnors, robsccos, frrni-
ture, city license. &c.
ROBERT b. LYME, 81 p. NJ, Trustees sale OF q
corner brick snemenf-1ouse with large iot at
tscbed, No. 500 west Marshall street.
ROBERT u. LYME 9 r. ". building iot Nu vest
Marshall street bet sten Hancocs ant Graham
streetg.
r. HOLZINGEP. High Constable. 10 4. ", bar
6xiures. counter. mirrors. pictures, Nlier's iron
safe. cooking-stoye. furniture, &e.
FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO., 8 p. ", trustees sale Of
improved real estate In the cOuniy 0f Heuric),
IN the plan Of Sidney, near Eimwo0d lsr Main
street.
W. G0DDfN. l2 W.. commissioners sale OF nearly
eight acres Of land In HenTico county opposite
20 the Fair-Irounds. with some small .e3ements
thereon.
JNO. z. LAUGHTOS. 10 A. VI. French-yiafe pier-
aud msntel- mirrors. furniiure. sewing nae chimes.
EianOs, mattings &C.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, ) p. NJ. Brosi-street
brick store and dwelling No. west Brosd street.
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HUsTINGs COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of in the Hastings Court
yesterday
Louisa Holmes, charged with breaking
and entering the dwelling-house, in the
daytime, OF John Risnor and stealing
ssl.15 worth Of clothing, was found guilty
and sentenced to three years Ia the peni-
tentiary.
Nathan Russell and Richard Mason (both
eolored), charged with breaking into the
store Of John o. Taylor and stealing a lot
OF groceries, were acquitted.
The appeal case Of Richard Hill, who
was convicted in the Police Court Of petit
larceny and sentenced TO six months in JAIL
with labor and ten lashes, was next taken
uD. The decision Of the Police Justice was
affirmed
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

The Symptoms of Liver Complain; are siter or
Rad taste In The mouth Pain In the Back, Sides,
Joints. often mistaken for Rheumatism: Sour
stomach; Loss of Appe,ite; Bowels alternately
ooeiivc aud lax; Headache; Loss Of Memory. with q
painful sensatton Of having failed to DO something
which Oasht 10 have been doae; Debility; Low
Spirits thick, yellow appearance or the skin and
Eyes; Dty Cough. often mistaken for Consump-
ton.
sometimes many OF these symptoms attend the
disease. at others very few; hut the Liver. the
isrsesi organ in the BODY generally the seat Of the
disease. and IL not Regulated in time great suffer-
ing. wretchedness. and Death will ensue.
AS AN TINFAILIN6 SPECIFIC. TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.
CAUTION.-Buy no Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR unless in our en-
grsyed wrapper. with trademark. stamp and sigma
tnre unhrOken. None other is genuine.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
J. II. ZEILIN CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. i- 4-eodtAn2O
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During storm of thunder and lightning
on June 4th the granite statue OF the Eui-
peror Paul was oyerihrown and the sentry
gnarding II killed. There is legend That
.Wheu a us PauIs column dies The Tsar,
- And RussiAbs upoa Russia war.
The deed WAS done IN eighteen one.
Aad when fwice forty years are run.
Wal, Russsa, for thy crowned one.
And the Gar believes as firmly as the most
ignorant peasant that the prophecy was not
fulfilled BY the murder Of Alexander IL,
but that 1881 will witness civil war ana
the overthrow Of the dynasty.
sryenty.dye Thousand women in New
York earn their liyings by decent occupa-
pa!ious apart from domestic service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-09

THE MOZART THIS EVENING. SG.-Firs',
march. .'Unser Wenzel," (SupDe,) orches-
IRA: second. solo soprano, Home o; My
Childhood" Miss LileY Bale, OF Philadel-
phia: third, solo piano, Miss Lubbock J
Miss Betlic Lubbock fourth, solo soprano,
Deep in Ny Heart" tCemmenteri.) Mrs.
Alvin Barton, Of Knoxville, Tenn; nth,
a. Flower song" Lange:)-b. "Tramway
Galop." lGobaerds,j orchestra; sixth, SOLO
soprano. "DOn't Forget 70 say Your
Prayers" Winner Miss Liley Bale; sew
enth. solo clarinet. Fantasia on Favor
ita." (Bassi,) Mr.. Felix JardeIla eighth.
solo soprano, "The Swiss Boy" fPixis, }
Mrs. Alvin Barton; ninth, waltZes, " Re-
collections Of Wiesbaden," (Parlow,) or
cheSt-a