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DIR. +. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; a specific for Hy.tera, pzd-
ness. Commissions, Nervous Headache Men
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Prema-
ture Old Age, caused by oyer-exertion. ex-
cess, or overwOrk Of the brain, which leads u
misery, decay, and death. one box VIII cure NJ
cent cases. Each box contains one months treat;
ment. One dollar box, or six boxes for five dot
llrs-sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We
guarantee six boxes tO cure any case. with cach
order rcce we'd BY US for SIX boxes, accompanied
with 1--WE dollars, We will send the purchaser Our
written guarantee N return the money " the treat
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees issued BY
BODEkER BROTHERS. Druggists wholesale and
retail agents, Richmond. Va. Orders by mail viii
receive prompt attention. my l5->a.Tu&1hly
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AND ALL SIMILAR DISEASES.
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Official SmnIl.POx Report.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, Va. March 10, lSS2. J
TO tie Editor Of the Dispatch:
report one ease to-day:
ColOred female, No. slS5 east Broad
street, varioloid; hospital.
Respectfully. j. G.. CABELL.
President Board Of Health.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Wood aud coal Shipments. Of the
chief inducements amongst capitalists for
building the Brighthope railroad, uniting
Chester with Bermuda Hundred. was the
chance il afforded OF shipping from that
ancient Virginia entrepot wood. coal, and
other indigenous productions of Chester
field. One shipment OF cord-wood was
made this week by vessel to New York city,
and a. soon a. the Bermuda docks have
been sufficiently completed the shipment Of
coal will commence.
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ALADY CURED OF RHEUMATISM.

BALTIMORE. Nh. May z. 1850.
Nv health was much shattered by Rheum1ti-m
when | commenced taking Browns Iron Bltters-
and | scarcely had Strcngh enough 70 attend o. my
daily household duties. | am now using the third
hottie and am gaining strength daily, and cheer
fully recommend u to all.
l cannot say too much IN praise OF II.
Mr.. MARY J.. BRASHEAR.
l73 Freshman street.
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4 GOOD NURSE

should not hesitate 10 wait upon those whom eN 4
such disease as smallpox has attacked. There
Is little 10 be feared by persons waiting on the sck
If they will use DARBYs PEOPHYLAcTIc FLUID
freely In the water they ba,he With, and also take
II internally In sick rooms IL should be exposed d
on plate or saucer, and the patient sponged of
with the iuid diluted With water, and also . few
drops used internally Il should also be used about
every part of the house.
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If ANY NAN on WOMAN is suffering from Ind
gcstion. Nervousness, Dyspepsia- or Debility, pro-
cure at once bottle OF COLDRN's LIEBIGs Ii
QUID EXTRACT Or BEEF AND Tonic INyIG-
ORATOR. Ask for CoLDES's; take no other. OF
druggists generally.
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Handsome Chandelier. The colored Bap-
tist church have gotten their tne lighting
apparatus, obtained from Richmond, in
working order, and members are muchly
pleased Herewith. This church is one Of
the largest in the city, and, a before stated.
has been handsomely finished in it, main
auditorium.
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An ALLEGED FrGTVE FROM JrsTIcE.-
Yesterday Officer Lamlin, OF the First
district. arrested white man by the name
of &. \. Underhill. who iS wanted in Nor
folk 10 answer a charge OF larceny. The
Of that city have been notified.
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Personai.-Lawyer c. W. Turner was
ont on the streets yesterday Ton crutches,
however) for the first time since the Mayo's-
bridge accident. He visited Richmond.
J.. j. BOYLE. assistant stage-driyer OF X.
II. w. Beattie's stage line. Is out walking
about. lie is not quite over his bruises
and injuries acquired by the Mayo'--bridse
accident
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KIDSEY-DIsEAsE CURED.

CIIRIsTIANsEURC. VA..1sel.
Suffering from kidney-Disease. from which
could get no relief tried Browns Iron Biiters,
which cured me completely. \ child of mine, reco-
yerng from scarlet-feyer had no appetite, and did
not seem 70 be able To- cat at all. l gave him Iron
Bitters, with the happiesi results.
!. KYLE MONTAGUE.
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EASTERN LUNATIC AsYLUI.-At meet
ing OF the Board OF Directors of the East
ern Lunutic Asylum held at Williamsburg
Thursday the following officers were elect
ed DR.. X. \. Wise, superintendent; DR..
James II. Garlick. OF New Kent county.
and Dr. W. ii. Hubbard. Of James City
county. assistant physicians; NJ. A. Wot-
tan. matron; and Thomas G.. Peachy, OF
Richmond, Va, steward.
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GROVE OF DRUIDs At FREDERICKsBURG.- -
The officers OF the Grand Grove Of the
United Ancient Order OF Druids OF Nir-
ginia will leave here tonight for Frede-
ricksburg 70 institute q GROVE in that city.
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TO MEN

saferfng from NERVOUS DEBILITY. LOST NJ
TaLITY. vlGoR. and MANHOOD. rr~ulting from
ARISES AsD oTHEB CAUsEs; or 10 any person
afhieted with RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA,
PAElLYsis. SPINAL DfffiCULTiEs. LANE
BACK. LiNLK AND KIDNEY TROUBLES.
BUPYrREs. AND OTHER DISEASES OF THE
VITAL ORGANS. rpedy rosief aud complete
restoration - health guaranteed. rnEsE ARK THE
ONLY RLEcrEIc APPLIANCES piai have ever been
coSsIRvcrxD UPoN SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES
Their thorough efficacy has heen practically
proven vii tie most WONDERFUL SUCCESS. VIZ
HAVE TIE TESTIMONY or THOUSANDS VINO
HAVE BEEN QUICKLY AND RADICALLY CURED
sr TnEIE usE. All NE ask Of any psrson Is to
GIVE THEN TRIAL f0g THIRTY DAYS AND IN
fOsyfNcED.
send st once for ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET,
OWING ALL IMPORTATION. fREE. Address
y0LTAIc BELT COMPANY,
12I-eaI7t Marshall, Mich.
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LrEBIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.


IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MFAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG CoMPASY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
An invaluable and palatabIe tonic In all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. us 4 success
and a boon for which nations should feel grate-
ful.r-see Medical Press" Lancet" Brit
ish Medical Journal sc.
CAUTION.-Gensne only with the fac
simiie Of Baron Liebig's signature in blue ink
across the label.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had OF all storekeepers, Grocers, and
Chemists. sole agents for the United States
twhslesale only, G. DAVID & Co, 43 Marx
Lane, London, England. ap S0-Ss52t
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Soiree.-Thc Lyceum Club gave last
night at their hall, over Owens X Brothers
store, a most enjoyable Soirfe, which was
participated in by all the members and a
large number Of invited guests, including
a number Of local beautie, H. well a. Rich
mond bellies. Dancing was kept up till u
late hour
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Fresh every saturday morning, CREAM WAL
NUTS, BOUSTER ALMONDS, CREAM CHOCOLATES.
ASSORTED CARAMELs, MARsHMALLOws, at PIz-
ZISrs, sO7 eas: Broad street.
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COOKS FyC;RSHOSS.
III

EURop E! .kES
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave SeNs
Yor. APRIL y, JUNE .. and July I. l--2.
ku.l particulars in special PAMPHLET. sept free
on application. PASSAGE TICKETS BY III A.-
LANfiC ~rEANER-. Sfecial facilities for 81
curing GOOD BEETiI~. IOtklsI IlthtIS
for lndiyidnlI travellers Ia EUROfE, ~ III route.
az reduced rates.
| q cents, THOMAS COOK & rpN.
26l Broadway. New York. Po-i-Oihce i}oS 1911
a. 4 EtRA ArTOsI Manager. "a 7-eOdfm
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THE LTFE-SIzE Bust or DE-. JETER.-By
consent OF the committee, and by the
courtesy OF Mr.. Valentine. the life-sze
bust OF Or. Jeter, just finished in marble
for the Jeter Memorial Hall at Richmond
College, may be seen by his friends and adj
mirers at the studio. on Leigh between
Eighth and Ninth streets, to-day from 10 TO
II O'Clock.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. slightly colder and fair
weather, higher barometer, and northwest
winds.
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FACTORY FOR RENT.
DPCGS, MEDICINES. &c.

GAINST SMALLPOX, DIPHTHE-
n RIA. TYPHOID-FEVER, &C.
BLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL PROPHiLAC-
TIC AND DlSiNFECTANT
destroys the germs Of contagious diseases In ac-
cordance with the latest teachings Of science ns
use l. simple. harmless, and agreeable. IL is eTn-
ployed by some Of our ablest physicians.
Prepared by j. BLAZE,
corner Broad and Ninth strrets.
Price. 5nc. bottle. DoS
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Its wonderful curative power Is simply because
II purifes and enriches the blood, thus beginning
at the foundation, and by building up the system
drives out all disease.
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7. T. c. BENNETT.
IEnpIf 4 MBffN1CtSTIE.

Tbi. OIL j. pul up In tin can In pint'. quart.
half gallons. ard gallons. Don't FIJI 20 give y
mil To he had of the following parties: T. Ro-
hert- Baker. Druggist. Bodeher Drothers, Drug
gist,: {. 4. Bgrian Co.. Druggist: G. ". lati-
MGR Druggist; Il. II. VI Harrison, Druggist; W.
+. Richardson. Druggist: ". + Peascc. Druggist; I;
}. ". tr,yser. Druggist l.. u. Thomas. Druggist (;
l.. VI. Faris.. rnggist: r.. 4. Reeve. Druggist; {.
r. Anderson. Druggist: Brazeal & Macon. Gro
cers: n. &. Adams, Grocer; +. :. Jones. Grocer
Manchester: J.R. Archer. Grocer. \. T. smelling
4 Brother. Druggist: u. ". Brodnas, Druggist.
NH i-,.-d9w
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE RICHMOND AID DtNVfiLft
ENTES-loN COMPANY,
No so NORTH BROAD STREET. ATLANT..GA.,f
F.hrus ~ 20. iSe2. J
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- GRADSATION. MASONRY. MD bklDf-
ING Of that part oI tie line ~ ie Georgia Fseiac
railway which lies tctwecn th' town ~ NnRlston.
caiho1n county Ala. (on tie selma. Rome and
Dalton ra.iroaG.) and thc city Of birmingham ,ju-
fetsOu county. All siNty-hye miles m .rgth. VIII
be received by the Eichmoud and DIn'llls hxten.
slon Ioinpany At it, office. No. so north Broad
.freet ttliniI. Gs.. until WEDNESDAY the 10Th
day ~ March, 1892, Al ~ o'clock u.
The company reserves the riSht :" seFct any or
all bid.
Prodles and Specifications may BE seen az III,
offices of the company In Atlanta, Ga, aud birm-
inghSm, Ala.
fpon application At the o;,ees Of the company
II OXFORD aud Birmingham. Ala Information
Viii b, given % parties wishing to examine the
line. X. n. 1EDfit. 'hMi fnfinccr.
john ". JOHNSTON, Nice-President.
fe23-tl4ilMh
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IcE-CRENN, CHARLOTTE RUssE, JELLY PAS
TRY of all kinds, Tor Sundays dinner, at PIZZI-
MS, S07 east Broad street
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THE BEST CHEAP PIANO for the money In this
market l. sold at 9l3 Main street ny RYLAND X
LEE. Can and see it.
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THE DUNHAN PIANOS, for years before and
since the war recognized as the leading insiru-
ments in the southern states, are for sale ~ RA-
MOS K MOSES.
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SrpTEuE COURT or APPEALs.-Pace. as
signee. as. Ficklin's eXecutriX and others.
Argued by W. W. Henry for appellees and
submitted.
Deupree's administrator and ais. rs.
Crawford and others. Argued by ". w.
Henry for appellant and submitted.
Lybrook Us. ingram. Writ OF error re-
fused to Judgment OF the Hastings Court Of
Danyille.
Fowler rs. Jet, &c. Appeal refused to
a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Floyd
county.
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DON'T FORGET when yon are discussing pianos
that sTEISwAY & SONS shipped SevsHty per cent.
of all that were sent 70 Europe Hast year This
speaks for ltselr RYLASD & LEE, Agents.
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THE MASON & HAMLTS. GEOIrIE WOODS, BUR-
DETT, WILCOX & WHITE, AND sHoSINGER Or
CANS are not surpassed hy any IN The world. RN-
LAND & LEE, Agents, 9l3 Main sreef, Richmond,
Va.
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AUCTION SALES TEFIs DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 :. 81, horses, mules
&c.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF Yesterday:
james Robinson. charged with violating
the city ordinance in regard to shooting
and hunting in the city cemeteries and also
with resisting arrest for said offence, was
fined %.
Samuel Cartwright, charged with cruelty
TO a mule belonging TO him by working
said mule when it was not in proper con-
dition to be worked, was fined $40.
Thomas Bowry, James stanly, Willie
Grubbs, Theodore Folks. Joseph thinner,
and Robert Coleman, white. and Joseph
Fauntleroy, j. III. Monroe alias Dungee,
and John Bowser, colored. charged with
throwing rocks on the public street, were
fined 81 each.
John Gaines, charged with being va
grant and trespassing on the First police
station, was required to give surety for his
good behavior three months.
Thomas Peasants (colored), charged with
stealing well-bucket. the property OF H..
Metzger, was sentenced to receive fifteen
lashes,
Maggie Martin, charged with being
drunk, was required to give surety Tor her
good behavior thirty days.
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DEATH or WELL-kNowS COIORED RESI-
DENTs.-NIary Jane Roane. wife OF Will
liam Roane. 4 colored caterer OF this city.
and mother OF W. o. Roanc, a wcll-knOwn
colored lawyer. died yesterday at o a. NJ.
She was raised in the family OF Dr.. Peachey,
OF Williamsburg, and subsequently lived
with James h. Caskie. She was about
sixty years Of age, and had n host Of friends
among both white and colored. Her fu-
neral will take place on Sunday at II
o'clock 4. VI. from EbeneZer church.
Charles Carter. well-known clubhouse
caterer. lately in the employment of
Messrs. Smelling Il Adams, died yesterday
morning after brief illness; aged fifty
three years. one Of his sons was teacher
in one OF the public schools. Deceased
was raised by the late William Barrct. to
whose memory he was always allectiOnatcly
attached. He will be buried by the dill
ierent orders 10 which he belonged from
the First African Baptist church to-mor-
row morning.
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HEART-DISEASE.

VINE STREET, HARRIsBrRG. PAD
December 2, 1881.
After trying different physicians and many rem-
edies for Papitstion of the Heart without receiy-
Ing any benefit, was advised 10 try Browns Iron
Bittcrs. have used two bottles. and never found
anything that gave me 30 much relief.
Mrs. JENNIE HISS.
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NJ. THE CHANGE or LIFE nothing equals HOP
BlTTERS % allay an troubles Incident thereto.
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NICE MALAGA GRAPEs in bunehcsa at PIzziSI's,
sO7 east Broad street.
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General Remarks.-There has been no
docket At the Mayors Court for several
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: 6 A. M., 80;
o A. NJ, o.; noon, -; Il. NJ, "A; o j.
NJ. 60; midnight, 50.
Mean temperature. 62 1-G.
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The Oyster War Before the War.


The following from an old paper is Of
interest just now. As published it was
headed .'The Oyster War;:
On Friday last. the 10Th ultimo, the artil-
lery company, Lieutenant L. Riddck COM
handing, with n number OF citizens.
amounting i'm all to about seyenty-iiye
men. all under command OF the sheriff
OF the county Colonel Hugh II. Kelly,
proceeded to the mouth Of Nansemond
river in the steamer sun for the pur-
pose OF arresting those who were viO-
ating the laws Of the Commonwealth
relating 10 oysters in the county Of Nanse-
mond. Having arrived at the "seat OF
war;" the SPIRIT and the force, EARNED to
teeth" formed in battle array in as good
order as possible. the steamer grounded
to" and brought up in the midst OF the
vessels then violating the law, when the
order to board was given. and in less than
hall IN hour twelve vessels were captured
and about seventy-iiye men prisoners,
without the firing OF a single gun. The
vessels were put under charge OF men from
the company and sailed for Suffolk, where
they arrived on Saturday. This Is the
greatest naval victory on record.
The offenders were examined on Satur-
day before Benjamin Rlddick, Esq, and
the captains were mulcted in the SUN OF
$3.50 each-the fine. costs, and expenses
OF arrest. X. III. Riddick. Jr., for the
Commonwealth; K. II. Preatiss and James
T.. Jinklns for the prisoners. .-SutOlk IN
teligencer, Apri, 1850.
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TIE CENTRAL LUNATIC AsYLUN.-At an
adjourned meeting OF the Board Of Direc-
tors Of the Central Ltmatic Asylum held
at the Exchange Hotel last night John i.
Schcrmerhorn, OF Henrico, was elected
steward, and Major II. VI. Waite, OF Pc
tersburg. architect. The following EXecu-
tive Committee was appointed: MeSsrS.
Boiling chairman, Flanagan secretary
Anderson. McCue, and Crump. Messrs.
McCue. JeifrieS. and johnson were ap-
pointed committee 10 install the newly
elected officers INTO their respective posi-
tions to-day. At II O'Clock the Board adj
journed to meet in Petersburg on the 22d
OF March for the purpose OF selecting Il
site for the new asylum.
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For the peculiar troubles TO which ladies are sub
ject, BROWNS IRON BITTERs Is invaluable.
Try IL.
BE SURE AND GET THE GENUINE.
NH ll-eodlwl
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAyINGs. FRAMES

DAlNTINGs, WATER-COLORS,
ENGRAvINGs.
NEW SUBJECTS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
LARGE LOT OF VELVET FRAMES
atgreatly reduced prices.
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES sxlO
from 25c. upwards.
A large and ane assortmet Of EASTER CARDS
received this dav. CAN and examine.
Rl6 L.LEwIs's. Gig Main street.
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BROWNS IRON RITTERS.

STRoNG FACTS
A great many people are asking what particular
troubles
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
is good for.
IT WILL CURE
PARALYSIS.
DROPSY.
KIDNEY-DISENsE,
CONSUMPTION,
DYSPEPSIA.
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
AND ALL SIMILAR DISEASES.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


pev g. Dixon, d. D., OF Asheville.
Y e. l. m the city, and will assist the pas
TOR Dr. Hawthorne, in series OF special
NIGHTLY services in the First Baptist church
durin1 the next week. DIR. Dixon, we
hear. is a very earnest and impressive
Bible preacher.
Dr ". +. Oppenheimer, who was last
year Graduated from the Medical College
OF Virginia, has Just returnea win MS
diploma from the University nedicai 'ol.
lege OF New York, and - the recipient OF
the congratulations OF his friends. lie eX-
poets soon to leave for Europe 10 pursue
his studies in some European university.
Atan Individual competitive drill Of COM
pany ID Sidney Grays), First Regiment Vir-
ginia volunteers, Thursday night, nj their
armory, corner Seventh ana Marshall
streets. for beautiful bouquet OF flowers
presented by Captain W. ID. Davis, OF &C.
Company, Corporal Phillip Harrison proved
TO be the best man. although II was long
and hotly contested by the whole company,
and especially by Corporal Charles Pizzin:
CAPTAIN Davis and Sergeant-Maj Daniel
acted as judges.
Yesterday morning a colored man named
William Wallace, while at work on the
Chesapeake and ONO trcstle. near the
lower gas-works. was struck on the head
by heavy piece OF timber and seriously
injured. lie was taken to the almshouse
by the city ambulance, where his wound
was dressed. The blow caused conclusion
OF the brain.
Patrick Glynn alias Michael Howard.
who was committed TO jail about ten days
ago on suspicion OF being fugitive from
Justice from CohOes, Y. l.. was yesterday
discharged from custody. there being no
evidence to show that he was the party
wanted.
ON Thursday night huge muskrat was
encountered by dog who was accom-
panyinga parcel OF gentlemen byt corner
of Twelfth and Cary streets. The canine
attacked the rodent and got well bitten for
his yalor. Finally the rat retreated into
a celIar-wav. where he was dispatched by
the gentlemen dropping stones Oh his head.
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VIoLISs, ACCoRDEoNs, GUITARS, and all kinds
of strings at the music-hoase. 9l4 dain street.
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EOR RENT. g.
Il DWELLINGS. IL
1915 west Main street: 3 r1otns.
| : south Laure. street 3 rooms.
3lJ south Pine street: rooms.
2l6 west Dnya street. or rooms.
5I9 north Harrison street: 3 rooms.
TWO OR THREE ROOMS. furnished or unfrr.
nrsh, Jl4 north Fifth street
STORE or west Broad street. Elba PARK.
FARMS.
$50 ACRFS. with LARGE BRICK DWELL
mt a9d other usual out-buildings, in good ,rdrr
on Cary--trcet road about two and = half mics
irom the city.
46 ACRf = rich land. with usual improvement,
on Carv-sireer road about two aud ! half miles
from the city.
ACRES or RICH LAND, with frst-cis.s in-
provements. on Cary-s,rcct road two miles from
lie city. Apply 10
GEORGE 5. yAsION & son.
..f. n
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9mhmond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY. MARCH ii, 1857.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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EOR RENT. NEW BRICK DWELL-s r.
Il ING on Twelfth street near Leigh: -s.yeu ~
rooms; all modern Improvements; Just painted
and in nice order: $500 per annum.
NEW BRICK DWELLING 3ti west Main
eight rooms: now being painted and whit.nct.
Possession In a few days. 1850.
NICE BRICK DWELLING 4lG west Franklin
street; siN room all In nice order: 1928.
NH lO-3t FRANK ID. HILL & CO.
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DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLCiD.
GREAT GERM DESTROYER,
DARBY's PRoPHYLACTIC FLUID.

DAhBl = lhofU LAbit' til Az
..................i iPiTTiyG or SNIALL-POX
PREVENTED:
SMALLPOX ULCERS purified and
! healed.
FRADIC CATED,. lDNsEsrERY cured:
WOUNDS bcaled rapid
........'.''''.'''''..'''' ly;
Removes all unpleasant
CONrACfON DESTROYED: Odors:
-ICK-ROOMs purified ffETIEH dried up, ..
made pleasant, irIs PERi iEcILi HAEN-
gFyERED AND SICK LESs;
PERSt Ns relieved and For SOKH THROAT ltl-a
refreshed By bathlugl Sure cure.
with Prophylaciic Flu u-lsCARLEr-FE'IE cufe'
I'd added D. the water; ......s...'.': :....-...''.
CATARRH relieved and ,,,,r,,,,,.
cured; .DIfii ihhhAA
FKYSIPELAs cured; ..,
BURNS relieved Instant fhh'ESlED.
scAks prevented; '''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''
In fact u IS the
GREAT DIsINFECTANT AND PURif IER.
Prepared by
J. II. ZEILIS & CO,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
Sole Prcprietor>
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ELECTRO-vOLrAIC BELTS,
nN THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

nN THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
We will send on Thirty Days Trial
DIR. DYES CELEBRATED
ELECTRO-N NOLTAIC BELTS
AND sCsPENSOEEs
AND OTHER
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES