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Meteor.

LEBANON, Pa, September 9.-During a
heavy thunder storm last night, meteor
weighing one pound and eleven ounces fell
in the centre of one Of the principal streets,
appearing like ball Of lire as it struck the
ground. 1t now in the possession of Dr..
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English Cotton Trade.

LONDON, September ga correspondent
writes to the Manchester Guardian that
something like crisis in the cotton trade
at Oldham is beginning to be felt.
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COMMERCIAL,

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. 9-Flour is dull
and heavy. Wheat continues dropping and the
quality now coming in is very poor; there were
sales to-day at 99a100 for common, 1O2a1O4 for
Fultz, 104a106 for mixed and 1OGa1Os for Ian.
caster Corn is a shade stronger and small lots of
white sold at 80. No Rye or Oats reported.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF CoAL.-Thc fol.
lowing were the receipts and shipments Of coal
during the past week:
RECEIPTS.
BY American Coal Co., 9G:;
BY j. p. Agnew & CO., $50
LAB
SHIPMENTS.
By American Coal Co., 3a. G2I
By J. P. Agncw & Co., 500
Iotal, 142j
u
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Financial.

New YORK, Sept. 9.-The stock market opened
irregular but prices in the main were 1sa13, per
cent above yesterdays closing figures. In the
early trade there was general advance of 1sa7s
per cent after which the general market became
weak and fell off lsaa. per cent.
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ASSESSOR HuBBELL SET As1DE.-The re-
publican Congressional convention of the
eleventh district of Michigan yesterday
nominated by reclamation Edward Brei-
tung, OF Vegaunee, to succeed J. A Hubbell,
i'll Congress
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining il
the Alexandria, Virginia, postotice Sept. 8.
PERSONS calling for letters will say they are adver
tiscd and give the date of the list
II not called for within thirty days, they will b.
Sent to the dead-lctter office, in Washington.
Abercrombie, Ralph Lewis Robert r
ashford, Miss Louisa Monroe Mrs Laa
Brown, Mrs Elnora Nelson, Geo
BroOkes Mrs John NJ Roland, BP
Carter, Lula Reynolds, Mrs Annie
Crump George Smith, Miss Matilda J
Conway, Miss Emma Shannon, Miss Mary
Coulter, Miss ALICE Sumby, Miss Julia
Dunn, Miss Bette Turpin, Miss Julia
Dobson, James Thornton, Mrs Jane
Evans, Miss Elizabeth Taylor Miss Hattie
Gilary, Miss Lizzie Tyler, Mrs Harmonic
Garvcy, Miss Belle Wright, CE
Javins. Richard Winters. George
Johnson Litha 90 Welch, Jos W
Johnson Capt Wright, L
Nelly, Mrs Agnes Williams, Mile
LancemOre, Mrs Israel
1t D. A. WINDSOR. P. NJ.
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FIRST OPEN1NG-FALL 1884 new and
selected line of Dry Goods, at ISAAC EIcH-
BERG's. just arrived by steamer from New
I DIRK. Sep6-1w
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An infallible remedy for Fever and Ague
is Ayers Ague Cure. Wholly vegetable and
containing no quinine, it is harmless and
sure.
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An Unusual Case.

RICHMOND, Ark, Aug. 8, 1881.
d. Fl. WARNER s. CO.: Sirs-I was cured of
chronic diarrhGa by your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. JOHN u FREEuIN
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Foundering Of a Bark

LONDON, Sept. 9.-The British bark Canomi
from Sunderland for Java has foundereu He
crew, numbering twenty were drowned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-09

OOK! LOOK!-LONDON CATTLE POWDER
~ in ID boxes can be purchased for one dollar
per box at w. F. CREIGHTON,S
teo4 30 King street
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POLITICAL.

Governor Cameron, and John S. Wise
spoke at Petersburg yesterday. The Gov
ernor defended his administration, and
claimed to have kept all his promises
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-09

Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters eXtirpates dys-
pepsia with greater
certainty and prompti-
tude than any known
remedy and is n most
genial inyigOrant, ap,
petizcr and aid to Sc
erection. These are not
empty assertions, As
thousands Of our coun-
trymcn and women
who have experienced
its effects are aware.
but are backed up by
irrefragable proofs.
The Bitters also give
a healthful stimulus
to the urinary organs.
S and Dealers gener.
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Hon. John Paul and R. r. Farr were ad-
vertised to speak at Markham, Fauquier
county, to-day. They consented to divis-
ion of time, and Major R. r. Scott, Colonel
Thos. Smith and Gen. VIM. H. Payne were
on hand.
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CANAL COMMERCE.:

Arrived-Boat j Swift, to American Coal Co.
Departed-Boats Agnew,J Swift and Geo
French No 2
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Enrich and revitalize the blood by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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There were 121 failures i,r the Uuited
States reported last week.
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The Warren Sentinel says: "The unani-
nous denomination of Hon. John S. Barbour
for Congress by the conservative Democrat
ic Convention in Alexandria on Wednesday
was proper Endorsement ofan able and
faithful Representative"
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Nothing Short Of Unmistakable Benefits


For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener
ally aug15
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Str George Leary, Norfolk by Hooe.
Str i V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, by poto.
mac Ferry Co. - : =
~, schr Thomas Richards, BALTIMORE by Geo
WOrthington & Son. i-f.t
sGhr Laura Messer, Jersey City, by American
sGhrs Emma Aery and Cumberland, Georgetown
by W A SmOot & Co.
schr James, Baltimore, by q Y Worthing
ton & Son.
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ARRIVED AT WARRINGTON

ARRIVED AT WASHINGTON.
Schrs Walker, ice, Kennebec: Susan Ellen
coal, HaVre de Grace; barges Mamie Newton
Gratitude, Honesty, coal, Phila; VIM Weber, coal
MEMORANDA
this port 9th
port 7th. - 80
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The Fairfax Herald says: THAT Mr. Bar
bour will be elected by large majority, no
one can doubt, but it is the duty of every
true emocrat to help make that majority
as large as possible, SO lis the more effectual-
to stamp out Mahoneism in the gallant old
Eighth district"
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ARRIVED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, to Hooe
Schr Maggie, Havre de Grace to c II Shaaf
Schr Nellie Dinsmore, Windsor, n S, to Her
bert Bryant.
Schr Virginia Dare, Washington, to W Moore
schr l. James, Washington, to Geo Worth.
ington & Son.
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MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SEPTEMBER g. 1ss2.
Sun rises........... 5 3G Sun sets. ...... Gl4
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The Lynchburg Virginiaa says : 1.-The re
nomination of the Hon. John S. Barbour
secures to the next Congress one of the mos
unobtrusive, but level-headcd men in thu
present body and we are glad to see thai
the nomination was conferred by acclama
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-27

Dr. JOSEPH RoBERTs, president baltimore
Pharmaceutical College, says:
endorse u rs fine medicine reliable n
strengthening tonic, free from alcoholic poisons."
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mANCmEsTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-In few days time there viii
be ready to be turned out OF the Danvill,
car-shops specimen Of rolling-stock In
the shape OF paymaster's ear, which com
bines strength, beauty OF design. and fin
ish i'm the execution to degree mosl
crcdtabe to the Virginia workmen en-.
doubtless owing to the skilful manner in
which Master-Painter W. Il. Ledford, OF
this city, has used his brush.
The picnic OF the Ninth-Street Method
ist Sunday school yesterday was more NIL
merously attended than any similar event
occurring this season. It required nine
large double coaches to accommodate the
party giong to Bon Air.
The City School Board held a meeting on
Tuesday evening-Dr. Weisiger in the
chair--and after considerable discussion Of
the arrangements necessary for the ensuing
session, elected Maria Anderson, formerly
Of Bedford, teacher of Public School No.
3, and Mary ;. Edwards, OF Manchester.
teacher OF School No. 4. These two teach
ers are colored. The Board ut the above
meeting advanced the grades Of all the
schools.
The head miller OF Dunlop Il McCance's
mill, Mr.. W. l.. Moody, is working an
extra force of milwrights, in order to eX-
pedite and complete at the earliest possible
moment the important repairs commenced
on the mill.
On Tuesday evening a lad, the son OF
Professor MOrrisscttc, OF the High school,
was painfully injured by being run over by
carelcsSly-driycn vehicle.
Colonel c. u. Ramsdell. ex-Un States
marshal, has arrived at his home, in Chcs-
tertield county, from Chatauqua, n. Y,
He is still in very bad health, being utterly
helpless, chiefly from injuries received
from one OF his imported bulls and partly
from disease.
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Don CamcrOn's Friendship for Bufler,
of south Carolina.

There was funny story in circulation
about the House this afternoon about Mr..
Miler's reply to Senator Butler. of South
Carolina. 1t was said that Senator Butler
lives in house belonging to Senator Came
ron: that Senator Cameron was very mad
at Miller for making his original attack on
Senator Butler. and that he requested Mil
Ter to straighten the matter out i'll some
way. IL is also said that Miller's reply us
originally prepared was very bitter towards
Senator Butler, but that Senator Came
ron hearing OF it asked him to tone
il down, which he did. The friend
shin between Senators Cameron and Butler
is very intimate, and it annoyed the former
very much to see the attack Mr.. Miller had
made on his friend. Persons who claim TO
know whereof they speak say that had not
Miller toned down his reply Senator Cam
eron would have made Mr.. Miller's re-
election in Pennsylvania very hard work.
OF course there was no particular authority
for the story, but il was repeated Doth on
the floor and the correspondents gallery 10
show the power Of Boss " in the poll
tics of Pennsylvania Washington CORE
.spondence Baltimore Sun.
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1,hicago,s University Trouble.

Robert NJ. Douglas, OF Greensboro, NJ
C.. and stephen A. Douglas, OF Chicago
the sole surviving heirs OF sIepnTe,n T,,.,,;; a.
Douelas. no filed bill Saturday in the Circuit
% Court Of the United States at Chicago
Hoard Of Trustees by name, the Mutual y
Iife-Insurance Company o., Of Maine. Maine, dhs tha
bas," SSstory Of the donation Of the University
lands. lands and says that they were give, on the the
sxnress ,aa"S, sec condition that they should never
be incumbered 1t says that not%iihstand,
ing this condition, the trustees :ssrence com.
namy and hopelessiy involved it. This Was vas
Dome 9ans although the company as well as Tn the
University was well aware Of the eSnd',lon con- .%eS
The complainants, who aver that ihat tasf, tnss
themselves were not a"are ar ., ,,,sv with, that thl,
morteage mort M may be set aside and the p pro !,
,Syty y = divided among the heirs OF stephe'
A. Douglas.
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Tho Presidents New Turnout.

President Arthur drove out for the first
time on Tuesday in his new rig, the most
stylish four-in-hand turnout ever seen III
This city. The horses are bays, the harness
gold-plated. lie uses the new, landau ne
purchased from Andrew Joyce last winter
Albert Hawkins, who drove PRESIDENTS
Grant Uayes. and Garfield, handled the
reins. The turnout attracted very general
attention. Nothing that President Gran,
ever had in the way Of team approached
it for style, fineness of finish, and general
q Set.up. The President has just received a
new Victoria, which he ordered from the
Broom.street Brewster through Joyce =
Establishment in this city: 1t Is the nnest
thing in the way OF a carriage that mas ,1 ehei
Tbc nair OF horses that lead the new turn
ont IT were recently purchased in New YORK,
and have record Of about three minue'
over an ordinary road.
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READ THE FOLLOWING:

BATvBRIpGE. y. ". March %, 1881.
PERRY DAvIs'S PAIN-hILLER Hecer Jdls 70
afford instant relief for cramp and pain IN the
stomach JOSEPH BUEDITT.
NICHoLvILLE. y. y, February 2, 1881.
The rer1j best medicine know OF for dyseniery,
choler,. moTbus. and cramps in the stomach. Have
JULIUS ". DEE.
MoINGoNA, Iowa, March 10. 1881.
| have used your PAIN-klLIER In severe cases
of cramp, cole, and cholera morhus, ana IL gave
almost instant relief. L' r. 'AhD"hhL'
GAINESVILLE, GA. February 2s. ISL.
For twenty years have used your PAIN-hlLLElt
IN nv family Have used il many times for bowel
complaints. and it dilCdyS cures Would not leei
safe without bottle in the house. d. B' WE
sACO. Me, January %. 1881.
Have used PERRY DAYIs'S PAlN-klLIEk Tor
twelve years. II is sGre, sure dnG ret,aG,e' NO
mother should allow it 70 be out Of the family;
~. !. NAlES.
ONEIDA, y. V. February 10, 1881.
We began using Il over thirty years ago, ana II
always gives immediate relicf. Would hardly dare
10 90 " bed without bottle III tne h9us.; Srpnv
CoNwAYBoRo'. 6. c., February 22, 1881,
IN lhe house Dr. T.. MORTON.
UNITED STATES CoNsULATE,}
CREFELD. RHENIsH PRUssIA, Feb 8. lSeI.
Ihave known PERRY DAyIs's PAIN KILLER al
mo-i from The day IL was INTRODUCED and after
years Of observation and use regard lts prcsence
In my household as an lndtsPenS9ete . @ heeeSsSag, Sg,
/. :. POTTER, United states CONSUL
RURTON-ON-TREST. ENG.
had been several days suffering severely from
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tried your PAIN-KILER, and found almost IN
stan, r,ejief II. j. NOOSE.
ol MONTAGUE STREET, LONDON, ENG.
During a residence of twenty-thr,e years IN IN
sia have given ii in many eases Of dl,rrhGa dys-
entery. and cholera, and never knew 1t TO fail 10
give relief. H. CbAhip"@'
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY.
T,s n,ice brings n within the reach Of ALL For
sale by all druggists at 25 Soc, and 81 per bottle
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprietors'
te l-eodUy27 fro'iuenoe.". u. '
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MFR. Tilden's Health.
A FALSE RUMOR CORRECTED AND THE E.
oa.rrn>.op,a prI LEE LNNQENCEp.

A FALSE RUMOR CORRECIED AND IhE La
GOVERNORS RELIEF ANNOUNCED.
YoNKERs, n. Y, July 25.-The widely
circulated rumor Of the serious illness OF
Ex-Governor Tilden brought to this placid
township a horde OF correspondents, re-
porters, and obituarists. 1t will interest
Governor Tilden's friends, and possibly
exercise his enemies, to know that while
the venerable man is not able to jump q
Gye-bar gate. he is quite as well physically
os he has been any time in five years past.
Mentally he /. very alert, and in company
with two intimates he Is preparing "little
mattern which bids fair to cause sensa'
tion in political circles. He has not select
ed Mr.. Allan Campbell nor Mr.. Anybody
Else as his political heir, and unless ap'
pearanccs are more deceitful than usual he
purposes taking decidedly active part In
affairs this fall. 1t is reported that Cover
nor Tilden has settled two things In hi
mind-flrst, that Governor Cornell Is TO bt
nominated, and second, that he can be de
feated. This much Is all that the oraclel
thus far voucbsaie. More Is expected
anon.
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questioned. Sugars and syrups guaran-
teed free from glucose and other delete
rious substances. Teas and coiIees are put
into the cup by myself before they are
bought, and you may be certain OF getting
fresh and pure goods. Old whiskeys,
brandies, and wines are kept as a speciality.
All orders confided TO me will have my
best attention. Correspondence solicited.
Samples and prices given upon application.
Very sincerely and thankfully yours.
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR.
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At Christian e Whites you will find the
most delicious clarets and summer wines
ever offered to the public. and at very low
figures. Also, magnificent assortment Of
goods for excursion and travelling parties.
For anything and everything in the fancy
eating line 90 there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-27

CONSULTATION OF FC0UNCILNEN.-L night
number OF the members OF each branch
OF the City Council met in a room over
PiZZinfs store, on Broad street, at the in
yitation OF Alderman X. Il. Chaffin.
Captain Maxwell Il. Clarke was called 10
the chair, and lengthy discussion OF the
charges informally made in the columns Of
the Dispatch by Mr.. Chafiin followed.
This discussion was participated in promi-
ncntly by Aldermen Cohen, Burwell, and
Challin, and Counclmen Curtis, Pizzini,
Miller, and others. Mr.. Chafiin announced
that he had run up the black flag, and that
he neither intended to give or receive quar-
ter. He stated that he wanted authority to
investigate certain departments OF the city
government, promised TO pay the cost Of
employing a clerk to aid him, and declared
that ii this was allowed that he would
bring to light startling developments.
1t seemed TO be the general desire OF the
Council members present to give Mr.. Chat
fin all the authority required to pursue his
Investigations, and it was agreed that Cap
tain Clarke, OF the Common Council, and
Mr.. Cohen, OF the Board OF Aldermen,
would settle upon formal plan for the
comprising OF this end, which plan would
be offered at the next meeting OF each
branch OF the Council.
The meeting was quite numerously at
tended, and Mr.. Chafiin was promised IA
warm time at the hands OF the Council il he
failed to do what he promised. In word,
the meeting seemed disposed to throw no
impediment in Mr.. Chafiin's path, but to
place all the responsibility upon his shoul-
ders and then hold him to account il he
failed to prove his allegations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-27

CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT Con-
vENTION.-The District Committee OF the
Conservative Democratic party have issued
a call for District Convention to be held
on Friday. 18th Of August, at IL O'Clock NJ,
at the Exchange Hotel in the city OF Rich
mond. 10 nominate Conservative-Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress for the Third
congressional district. Richmond city Is
entitled to 80 delegates, a. follows: Mar
shall Ward, 7: Jefferson, .; Madison, o;
Monroe, II jackson, 4; Clay, 9; Manches-
ter, 5; Chesterfield county, 13; Iienrico,
II; Hanover, II; Caroline, l3 Louisa, H.
The selection OF delegates will be made III
such manner as the city and county COM
mittee may respectively prescribe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-27

A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN ARRESTED FOR TAKING
SECOND HUSBAND.
Especial dispatch to the Timcs.I

Special ulSpatCn 10 lic llultSsI
WnKEsBARRE, Pa, July 25.-A good
deal of excitement was caused to-day In
certain social circles by the news OF the ar
rest of a handsome young white woman,
not more than twenty, on charge OF biga-
nv, her second husband being big, burlv
negro, as black rs night, and one OF the
most ignorant Of his class. The charge
was made by the woman's mother.
About two years ago Anna Scibert was
wooed and won by well-to-do mechanic
named Morgan, OF this city. Some few
months since Mongan moved to Potlsyllle,
taking his wife with him. The latter used
10 come here frequently to see her mother,
and during these visits she met and iell
desperately in love with the negro, who
was a common laborer in the employ OF
tar-rooier. The darby's name is SAM
Tavlor. He knew that the woman was
married, but on the Sd OF July he induced
her to 90 before colored Methodist
preacher in this city named Evans, who
married them. 1t is believed that Evans
was not aware Of the previous marriage OF
the woman.
When the matter came to the mother 5
knowledge she pleaded with her daughter
10 leave her second husband and return to
her home. On her refusal to do this
promptly the mother had her rarrested upon
the charge OF bigamy. She was taken be-
fore Magistrate Bulkley, but before any
proceedings were had she repented. and
agreed TO leave the negro and go home
with her mother. The mother is nearly
distracted, while intense excitement exists
among the friends Of the daughter, some
swearing vengeance upon the negro Tor
marrying her. The girl is young, pretty,
and Intelligent, and It is said that she Will
60 back to her colored husband the first
onporfunity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-27

MEETING or CoALIrloSIsTs IN AsELIA.-
A mest,no Of the Coalition party In Ame-
il LA county county took place Yesterday, and dele
sa,e' ,,nn which Mic nominates candidate for Con-
,,"as s,un, ,rnm @ the Fourth congressional dis
sr;ct e' The The meeting elected delegates IA
vorahle % 10 Mr.. B. s. Hooper, OF Farmville,
hut % were not instructed TO vote for any
rartteular candidate.
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sRowN's IRON BIrTERs.
NOTED MEM

-bRowN's IRON BIrrEns has heavy sale, is
conceded TO be hue tonic; the character or the
manufacturers IS voucher for It's purity and medi-
cinal excellcncc.~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-27

DO not WASTE YOUR MONEY and risk injuring
your hair by purchasing useless washes oils, but
buy something that has Il record-a remedy that
everybody knows Is reliable. HALLS HAIR RE
NEWER will invigorate, strengthen, and beautify
the hair, restore it, color If faded turned gray,
and render II soft, silken, and lustrous.
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TIE Moz,Rr.-The following is the pro-

THE MOZART.-The following is the pro-
cramme for this evening First, march,
=" Cooper Union," Niienthal,) orchestra
second, trio soprano, tenor, baritone, " Ora,
vigante," Randegger) Miss Blow ana
Messrs. Hoff and Grant; third, trio, " HUI
guenots," (Meyerbeer,) Messrs:, JardelIa,
Thilow, and Reinhardt; fourth, soprano
solo, "LArditi," (Arditi) Miss Blow
fifth, potpourri, Mascolte,", (Anehon.!
orchestra; sixth, soprano solo, Aria,'
(Weber,) Mrs. J. Reinhardt seventh, duo,
soprano and tenor, Might IN Nemce,
(Arditi,) Miss Blow and Mr. Hon; eighth,
quartette, "Good Night" (Pinsuti,) Miss
Blow, Mrs. Reinhardt, and Messrs. Hon
and Grant.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULAIOlRtt
COMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

ASK THE RECOVERED
DyspcptIcs, Bilious Sufferers, victims OF fever anu
Ague. the Mercurial- al-Diseased paten''
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits, and good appetite they
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORS
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundlce
D,,ous Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colo, de-
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1T HAS NO EQUAL.
This unriyaIled southern remedy Is warranted
moi to contain single particle Of MERCURY OF any
iniurious mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
,r ,,,, eee, drowsy. debIiitated, have frequent
beadaehe. mouth tastes badly, poor appetite; ahu
tongne coated you are suffering from torpid ii'er,
ar . biIlOusness," and nothing VIII cure you 81
sreedIly and permanently As 10 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORS.
IL A given with safety and the happest results ~
she most delicate infant II takes the place oi Iu,
mine and btters Of every kind. It Is the cnespes'
parest and best family medicine In ine "oIiu.
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