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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
a Qucer Suit.
A YOUNG GIRL DENUDED or HER HAIR 81
FOR $4,000.

4 YOUNG GIRL DENUDED or HER HAIR SUES
FOR $4,000.
4 Bloomin gtOn Qnd.) telegram says :
Monday afternoon Il sensational suit was
filed at the clerks office by Martin Deck
ard. well-known farmer living east
of bloomington, TO recover $4,000 dam
ace from Marion Eads, Jackson Clements
Nor. and two others for shaving his daugh-
Ter Sarah OF her hair not long since. The
complaint as filed says: AT night about |
o'clock certain parties surrounded her
fathers house, where she resided, and
forming q mob took possession. she la'l
retired for the night, and without regard
for the occasion or the garments worn at
such an untimely hour, the parties en-
tered her bed-clIamber. Upon her try
inc 20 make her escape they caught
her and imprisoned her for the space
Of near an hour, during which ume
her hair was cut from her bead close
TO her scalp; that while this operation was
peing performed. owing to want OF tinie,
She was not able to appear IN such IN AZ
tire as j. desired, necessarily causing her
great humiliation, besides being very in
sultiug; al Of which has caused her great
injury, that can only be repaired by Sl2,-
0O0.n
These seem to lie the facts in the case.
Miss Deckard is q young lady OF twenty
summers or more, and as far as inforna..
ton goes IS Of excellent character and
standing. Why this inhuman attack should
be made upon her person cannot be coniec-
tured, only that Il few nights previous She
bad Tilted young man who had been pay
ing her attentions. The case Is set for the
April term OF the court.
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Richmond. VA. wooIeu-Mill,.

Judge Wexford oi the Circuit Court yes
tcrday granted charter OF incorporation'
underthe above name, 20 \. \. Stokes, Lew
/, Booker. r. William PcmCerton, y l.. FL
lett. Claiborne Watkins, Robert W. Powers,
Lewis II. Blair, and ". Millhiser, OF the
city OF Richmond. Tor the purpose ol
manufacturing wollcn and cotton goods
and tanning skins. They are authoriz-
ed to borrow money and give securi-
tv therefor, and to buy and acquire;
sell and convey title to any properly ana
estate. real and pcrsonal-the capital stock
TO be not less than $4,000, but may be IN
creased to an amount not exceeding ST.
OoO. coo. to be divided into shares OF SiOo
each. They are to hold not more than hVe
acre. Of real estate in the city OF Richmond
and not more than fifty acres elsewhere
The principal Office IS TO bc kept and The
chief business transacted in this city.
The officers are \. Y. Stokes. president
Lewis Booker, vice-prcsident, and the other
abovc-namcd stockholders directors, all oI
whom arc residents Of Richmond.
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ysIStEr STORE.
yrHE AuSFIr STORE.
An EXPOSE OF IT'S CLOTTING-TRADE
SYSTEM.

4 Sfrfe reporter who accompanied fteoi -
ihe hi~FiT $40 ~. vi2 1ain .iffc'' whoTc ,n.f-
chant tail0rs' nj -his and hne cio,hing are shrei
tisod Tor sale # very l'w rriec,. ai)Wed s fient
10 % al The talking, While he took n0io' On tDe
following cOuycr-fti n:
CUSTOMER: You certainty nave very ,tibp
stork of excellent clothing here, but your che'o
prices s,toneh me. ! am alto NY l'nrl ~ sb.
trrm mis6t cloutng. How do you explain IAd
rEopRICTGR. Very easily. By tiic torn %, -
Gt the trade dcnomuatc. all - ihing lcit 0n 'ai
merchant taiiors' hind.. fh's "ccuIt IA ! co,sA
or more ways. frequently gentlemen. aiicr order
ing snits nnd ihlt lhoy need the cish worse man
they 10 the clothing. Ihcconsrluehce 1, ", t-e,
lor;it tier deposit ma lhe tailoi lAn 'lh,s,H
~ li,fy in III or finish. TnOrs h1tc % lose GOOD
Gust mcis. aud rather Than allow ihcm togo away
dissatisfied he offending garment g,es m amln ',s w. 90.
mi-G.-. while new gWncnis thai wiz sui'ig -
made 90 lace them. These miTh,s nc iut'. 10
unable to sell. for several r"'-ons. ne ~. -
assortment % attract attention. uud 20 att iiit 20
convert tlo,o who Core after or'lcrcd goods iniS
buyer ot loldy mrdc clatning would ruin u"
trade Il tlc merchant tailor.
CrsTONFN: IMt 4 not ros .lhlo that al ~,
large to,k arc merchant tail1r,' mishts'
IROrRiElOK: No: 20 ngt make my sa,o -,
claim. -uch aA assert on would Dee ~ attempt -
deceive the pnnlir. I'm fact. lie lrger y Filoh" %
tbs stock l. zine clothing prepared 'Np,o-sly .p'
Richmond trld". NON compare the'e Two lillr.
rii, one. bring misUt, clllc from a nercatls
tailor. Examine both car fully ana You W., -
tilt although huishei With the care The li'Tchans
tfil0r tthc, 10 retain good CUSTOMERS no ,t.-
tor f..dp. trimmed ~ bound than The Other.
IsuiN SOP
= SLOWER: Y,s: if there is any dlI renre
between The two in make ~ hrl'h, ! clhh0' ie-
t,ctit.
i1UIPRIETOR Nor could tie best clothing eN-
pert. and that j. why justly clim ] 'm .elh3
tettcr clothin1 than has ever before pccn oheGe'
! va Richmond.
CUsT0MEB: Eut how Do yoa cHpiaih Yoa.
cheap prc'~l -
| Pro 'RU.TOI: My rcas. for sell lng 80 cheso
| g that am .ai i-Gcd With very itUe prVit To-
| cause hy ..inlng money over rapidly am abie -
| clear good living profit during tie year Ani
now are nay cheap prices any longer mystery -
YOU? c,a.- .t.
| t,STOMFR: They are not Good-1ay, s'f'
| Hereafter you cannot only dcpsnd upon iny ciLS'
| tom. hut viii take especial pin, e. mi lih j. !
! friends of the biTgfin@ tktt await Them ~ me
/ NISFlr STORE. 9l2 Ntin strect-
between Ninth and Itnth ~tfccts:
| ..,i.ct mh 2J- :
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SIONS.
philadelphia Tines
\ Wcll-drcSSed man about forty years
old entered the store Of Richard LeyickS
Son * Co, dealers in rubber goods, 12l
Chestnut street. about > O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, and, passing to a counter
where expensive gossamer cloaks and
coat, were hclped up. deposited upon
them an odd-lo0kinc package about two
feet square. covered with brown paper and
apparently securely fastened with straps.
He told an attendant who accoStcd him that
hoy was getting something for him. The
attendant lett him. but few minutes after
wards Pinkcrton detective, who was
passing by, looked through the store win
dow and saw the customer induStriOusly
showing rubber coats into the box through
the end which was open. The detective
entered the store and arrested the thief.
who had seven coats. worth fifty dollars, in
the parcel.
The box was found to he most inge-
ni0uSly arranged. The straps, instead oI
passing around the box, were severed at
the front Joint and acted a. hinges. The
door closed with 4 spring. and fitted 30
Snugly that the joint could hardly he de-
tectcd. The prisoner, who said he was
Joseph Kennedy, OF Newark, y. j., was
taken to the Central station. The trick
box bears evidence Of having been used in
previous shoI-iifiing excursions.
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w the fringe causes il to present a soft

bow the fringe causes il 10 present soft
and feathcry appearance.
The narrow Newport sashes arc very
pretty for children and young ladies a.
sasbes or as Shoulder-scaris, with the bow
tied under the arm or upon the shoulder.
Ladies wear these widths tied about the
throat, with hrge bow either in from. or
at the side, or they can be formed into
large loop bow, giving ornamental finish
to the hip fold, Of diagonal skirt drapery.
The wide and narrow sashes come in all
the delicate evening tints, noutrai colors
and the dark rich, fashionable hues Of .he
new silks, satins, and yclyets.
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sv.TI0NEns' MATERIAL.

rVHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
APPOINTED AGENT FOR NJ. MILLHlseR,
Trustee for naushnan Brothers,
offers for sale at their store, No. 1917 Main street,
their large and assorted stock Of goods, consist
lingo
WRAPPING and WRIrlNG-PApELs,
FLAT, PRINTING-PArERs, and
CARDBOARD STOCK;
ENVELOPES,
TwINEs, PAPER BAGS,
BLANK-BOOhs,
OFFICE STATIONERY, &c.
order, for all kinds OF PRINTING solicited aId
promptly executed
All goods sold AZ GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH, as the trustee desircs 10
close out the same as soon as practicable.
g. q. BAUGIIMAN,
IL a5-lm ASvAl isr u. Aiuaisu, irvs~N
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Excursion 10 San Francisco ani Ne.
turn.

Lcye & Aiden's special rOund-trip tickets
10 California Ui0 New Orleans, san An.c-
MIA. FL Paso. Los Angeles, and Merced, arr
for sale at Carriers, on Main street. Re-
turning, you come Uid Sacramentoto Ogden;
thence over the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway. the grand scenic route Of Amori-
CO. to salt Lake City and aH mountain re-
sorts i'm Colorado. Pueblo, NanItOT, ana
Denver: thence by the popuhr Burlington
route 10 Chicago. First-class passage tick
els. rood to start from New Orleans On
Wednesday, April 1Sth, and good 10 re-
turn from san Francisco by any train De-
tween May ) and July }, 1885.
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q Now E,utcrDriSc.

The tine -tore-room at the southeast cor
ncr OF Main and Thirteenth streets ior-
lnerlv occupied by the Richmond Banking
and Insurance Company VIII be opened
on or about the 18th oi March with the
finest stock OF Mems, louths', Bow and
Childrcn's Clothing ever before exhibited
in Richmond.
Wait Till the grand opening.
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Sir George Jessel, Master Of Rolls, whose
death was announced yesterday, was born
in London in 1924. and was the son Of 4
merchant OF ,Jaric Row, that city. lie was
educated at the University Oi London,
was appointed Queens counsel in 1860.
entered Parliament in 1868, was kniGhtoG
in 1871. and was appointed Master Of the
Roll, in 1873. In politics he was pro-
nounccd Liberal, and IN faith an I,raellte
OF the ISraeites, and was conceded to be
one OF the most eminent iuri>ts in Eng
land. Ills career, however, as has been
well said, derives It's chief interest from
the manner in which Il eXemplities the
irony OF history. At one tire the rolls
were kept in chapel originally founded
for the benefit Of converted Jews. But so
few of them were converted that i'll the
reign OF Edward I. Engli,hmcn thought
to make quicker work by turning them out
Of the country in a body. AS for the
chanel. IL was annexed "foreycr" to the
Office OF the maSterShip Of the rolls. At
leneth the whirIgig OF time raised an M
converted jew 10 thai lucrative emincnce.
T. should he added that Sir George was the
tir., IsracIitc to attain SO prominent legal
position - Master OF Rolls.
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virginia Postal News.

A new post-o0ice has been established at
Ca Ira, Cumberland county, Va, with LII
cretia j. Dowdy rs postmaster.
Isaac j. Agee has been commissioned
postmaster Of Pleasant Gap, PIttsylyania
county, Va.
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Red Henniiohls.

joseph VI. Blair, grocer, 500 Main street,
pace block.) has determined to stain hl,
demiiohns RED, that thsy may b0 known
from those belonging 10 others. Merchants
arc requested not 20 receive any 50 stain'u'
a, ALL RED DEWJOgS- lclong to
JOSFPn II. FIAR.
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THF WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ, 22 !;
Q \. NJ. 20; noon, Al; 3 L. NJ, ID; r..
NJ. 40; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 3Jg.
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11rEATHER REPORT.

T<n,c,TIoSs FOR T0-DAY.-FOr the Mid
dle Atlantic States. fair weather, followed
Inv increasing cloudnc,s and local rains.
stationary or higher temperature lower
pressure. winds mostly southerly.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.


Had Hrcath. Pain IN The side. sometimes The PAIN
,s frlt undcr the should r-blade, mistaken Tor
rheumatism. general loss 90 appetite, beWeS =, n
head is troubled with pain. l. dun ana heavy WIN
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied ", W,lh q
painful sensation of leaving undouc somculhg
which ought 60 have been done; shght, az Vou@n
and flushed face B. soGt Mos an atcndAhl oi'ch
era f.,r consumption: 1hc patient complains
of wosruccs aut debility; nervous c-Sill ti- stli-
,tcs. f'si cold or burning. sometimes a puckiN
eenSt.ion az The sAin exists, spir!@ arc luM Ii'I
,icspondruf. and although sttlshcn t@nrt @ M
,so,,,lB if beneficial. vet one can hardy summon
mn f1rf tac la iry iin fact, dis'rG>is every REM
~ several Of the above symptoms atlenu uic
sI.eqso but cases have occurred WHEN hut lew OF
So, existed Vet cNailiUation after de1lh MS
Shown the Liver 70 have bcOn cNt'nsY ll de-
ranged.
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TuE INVISIBLE CELLULoio EfH-1i'''
FRAMES have rcgchci the topmo,t wave Of pop
ularity. wi,hout competitor, dcfyinS competi-
ton. aad the popaar verdict IS that ihey aro ht
hand.omost and hc,t made. toi stic i] AL lead
Ing itwcl!cr; and opticians.
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IMPORTED GooDs.-OT merchants are
waking up to the importance OF importing
goods direct from Europe ana having them
come here in bond without breakage, and
have OF late been taking advantage OF the
act Of Congress Of June 10, 1880, which
gives the merchant the right to have goods
Landed Of northern ports and then brought
here in sealed ears. Mr.. Cook, collector OF
customs, has just received two more IN
voices OF liquors imported in this way to
Richmond merchants.
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CTEAM MILL FOR SALE AT LYNCH
- BURG. VA. IN tie hcart of the city. The Nr-
scnia indiana railroad and the Richmond and Al
Jeghany railroad both load ana unload ai Tie door;
within ave minutes Of the Norfolk aud Western
railroad depot all ia cOuiplete working order for
grinding wheat or corn. The most desirable MILL
pr5pst, IN The riale. Apply personally Or hy let
Ter 10 q. II. r.,
$40 Main street, LyneLburg, Va.
LII e..S.Essss.
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WHO l. 20 welded % oid-fa>hi0ncd w.ys asuo
TO Use the most practical ofa.i moier0 economi'@
HECREU's SkLF-EATsISG 8UcKwFfhf? Those
whou.c 10 once canuo. te ,enptcd return f. 'h'
antiquated aud iro05lc5omc way ~ preparing
thci, Buclwlcat " over night
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The bohemian Girs

The Theatre last night was filed with a
fashionable audience, present 10 witncss
the presentation OF the Bohemian Girl.
The success Of the Hess Acme English
Opera Company was as marked on this oc-
casion as il was the night before. The ap-
pcarance OF Miss Abbie Darlington vas a
feature. and II would not be stretch OF
Imagination to say that even the best judges
;of fine music and good acting We're willing
10 award to this superior vocalist the fnll
quantity OF praise TO which she waS
most Justly entitled. The range o.
her voice and it, genuine SYM
pathetic quality and pu-eness could
not fail 10 impress, even though her nnos-
tentatioE-a rare feature was lost sight OF.
She takes her part in D liie-like manner-so
natural that you forget the scientific effort
necessary in the ease Of smaller lights when
essaying the effort Of achieving results that
begin to approach those realized by Miss
harrington. II seems that she sinks per-
sOnal vanity in the strength and power .n-
fused in the devotion she so plainly shows
to the part she pcrsCnatcs.
SIR. Appleby, in bis part OF Thaddeu',
had 10 meet difficulties that the house were
not familiar with. He has been i'll, suffer
III llVAl hlattAI tis sitiNt hh'' ''t'F
sidercd his acting deserves praise.
The programme misied tho audience so
far as the Gypsy Queen was concerned, for
while Miss ST. Qumten was billed for :hl:
character, it was taken by Miss Leighton,
who, it must be said, filed the part admira-
bly, wei. Mr.. Mark Smith ~ Count Orn-
hcim riyetcd the good opinion he made
the night before. and Harry Peaks as
Deylshoof was up TO expectation in every
particular.
Tonight the Mascottc viii be given, and
the presence OF George Dcnham VIII be a
feature o. the occasion. lie takes the part
of Lorenzo, while Mark Smith taxes the
character OK Pipp0, and Mr.. Alfred Wiikie.
who has not yet been heard, VIII appear as
Prince Frederick.
FRA DuyolO will not be played al tie
matinee on Saturday, bnt in it. piacs the
| Chimes OF Normandy win be given.
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EASTER OFFERINGS.
NOVELTIES VERY PRETTY AND CHEAP
EASTER-C CARDS.
PLUMBING AND GAs-FITTING.

DLUMBING AND GAS-FiTTING
DONE IN THE
BGsT MANNER AND AT SHORT NOTICE
JOHN /. STEVENSON,
NH 1s-iw No eO7 Main street (Pace Blockj
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"NoTHrR SWANS WORM-sYRrr" for fcsor-
Ishnqss, rcs:lesne-s. worms, constipation. Taste
L. D..
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SAVE MONEY by having yoTr printing done a.
thc DISPATCH PRIVTISG-IioUsE. Coed soTe
low prices. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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C0UP0Ns AND CARs-A SEIzURE.-
directions from the Auditor oi Public Ac-
counts, locomotive and several cms be-
longing to the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company were on yesterday levied on
at stanton for taxes due the state. The
railroad company had rendered in coupons
the amount due, but these the Auditor re-
fused 70 receive. The case * expected 10
20 into The cou q by some process to he
taken by the company 10 prevent sale.
similar proceedings were taken against
The Valley Il ailroad Company.
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rLNS EAsrER-CAHDs reduced 10 coc'' for
llr-o.t Size IL. LEWl>'s.
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Dounrr-VGINc4D CaRps,25 cont, t. 35,car
at l.. LLwis'S.
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"ROrGn OK RATS" clears out rats, m"e tit
roach, ,,. bcd-Iur,, ants, yernu, chpmunh~ l3'.
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Mrs. Rebecca Donohoe died in Leesburg
Saturday ut the age 81 ninety.
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slycLE-FRINcup CARDS, from . c.uis 10 %
rents. al l.. LEWI>'s.
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FURMAN TVPPEE, 3 Il. NJ, two now, neat
framed icnoments on Linden street between
Cumberland and Beverly streets.
L. Il. COOK. 10 !. VI, parlor aIrl chamber far
nj urc. sldcbO1rd,, carpets, &c.
JNO. .E.IATGUTON,J JR.. l0e y NJ. and Il. y.
NJ sllyer-piated wave, &c.
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FEAST OF PURIM, which commenced last
night and ends at sunset to-day, Is cele-
brated By the Hebrews all over the world:
It serves 10 commemorate the liberation OF
the Jews from lIaman's tyranny by queen
Esther. the beautiful consort OF King
Ahasuerus. Although arelisious fast-day,
vet like most OF Jewish holidays, its OBJ
seryance is not confined TO religious ser
vices alone, but embraces merry,,making in
domestic and social circles. The good
housewife sets forth her best cheer, and
the Purim bali IS aFmuch an institution as
the festival Itself.
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AUCTION sALGs TEIIs DAY.

nyy- on an sales Of Real Estatcmade oCtweea ths
Isl Of January and last of June tie taxes ioI uif
present yolr have % be paid by the purchaser ON
an sales made between The lst OF July aud ~
ihc wear the taxes have 20 be paid by the seller.
lThls custOn was adopted about ht'eeo yea age
bV all the real estate gents IL l,ichn0ud dhd 'i-
piles 20 Richmond aud yiciniNl
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VOL. LXIII.
8lrtmond Dlspatth,
FRIDAY MARCH ~. ..lss3.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF ThE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIRCC-
LArIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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TINE AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL HE SAN ~
RY ALWAYS KEIPING THE REGULA-


Tor. Whatever tie ailmcnt may e, thoroughly
safe ltEGkTTy E, ALTHEAtlNE, NND IJNlC en-
An pors NoT INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS ol.
PLEASURE.
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Coon FRIDAY.-The services to-day
Good Friday-at II. Peters Cathedral will
be exceedingly solemn and impressive.
During the morning services, commencing
ot 3 O'Clock. fire. water, the Paschal candle,
and the baptiSma font VIII De blessed ana
tbe cross will bc unveiled and presented to
the faithful. At3 O'Clock p. VI. the sta
tions oI tbc cross will be read in commem-
Grafton Of the death OF the saviour wliich
occurred at that hour. NJ 1870 O'Clock al
night the Office Of the Tenebr@ viii be
chan,ed by the priests and large choir OF
male voices, and Right Rev. Bishop heane
will deliver a sermon on the Passion.
Special services will also be held in the
Episcopal churches.
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Po11cE CoURT.-Thc fOIIOWing cascS
were disposed OF yesterday:
Jack Motley (colored), drunk. Dis
charged. ,.u
sarah wilkinson (colored), CHARGED with
beng drunk and disordcrly on The street.
Jailed for three months in default OF surely.
Henry Ellis (coloredl, CHARGED win beng
disorderly and using proiane language on
the street. Fined s..
Henry Ellis (coloredl, charged WIN steal
Ing 9l2 from Il. II. smith. Guiiiy OF petit
larceny, and ililed for sixty days Appear
taken TO the Hastings Court.
Reilly Brown (colorcol. charged with AS
saut and battery. jailed for sixty days
and fined 50.
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SASH, HriNps. DOORS. &c.

1fSN, EEINbS, DVVN1' ~.
UTHlTEnI RSI n ON IN,
w MASUTA ACrURFDS oF
SASH, BilNBs DOORS, MDULDiNGS,
RN a. NElS Sc.
AHD DEAi.fpS ~ klii.DEks llAlDW AltFl
iWELTIH STREET
BETWEEN CANAL AID BNRp,
NIL S-3m RICHMOND. Va.
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IT snoVLDNE IsLDBY ML PERSONS, OLD
ANpNOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OF TIE
ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.

Persons travelling OF living in unhealthy locall-
a. hv King d dose occasionally to Keep the Liver
a. blfhv action wiz avoid 9ll Malaria, Bilious at
fsrts piyr.ucss. Naustu. Drowsiuc>s. depression
- SnIr-f.. sc. (! VIII invigoraic Ike a glass ol
,xt,S rrT f. so NIoNICATlNG BEVERAGE.
II you have eaten anything hard oi digestion or
fsl heavy after meals or ,lCepies, ~ nshi' take
tnst and YOU will lc relieved
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IT l. PURELY VEGETABLE,

IT l. Purely NEGETABLE'
and ha- AN the power and efficacy of Calomel or
Ouiniue, without any of the injurious dI'ct eeV'S'
4 GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been IN use In my
family for some slime. 9. am satisfied u Is = N4i-
ua'le addition to tire medical science.
J.GIIL SHORT lN, Governor 81 Aliu'ln"'
Hon. Alexander u. stevens, of Georgia, says ::
Have derived some bDCdt from thc use 81 SIM
mon Liver Regulator, and wish 20 gave IL - i"I-
thcr trial.
"Ttr ONLY TIINC THAT NEVER / AIS TO
RFITFyr."-I have used many rcl-cdcS Tor l'lH-
u.p.il. Liver Affection. ANA Dcliity. hut never
have found ANYTHING 90 benefit NE 10 the cN,cIt
Sjminou. Liver Regulator hu-. scnt from Mlh-
uc.,ta o. Georgia for %. and would -thd lurlieI
Tor surh q medicine. and would advise aii WHO
are >milarl, affected O. give ttill' as u seems
tlr only thing that never fdl- 70 rel cNe.
Il. VI. jANNLI, Minneapolis Nihh'
Dr.. +. W. Mason says: From gcfu1i experience
I'm the use of simmons Liver Regulator ~ my
ur9cfice I have been gri ain ~lt~ncd 10 Use ana
irpscr!hc it rs = pur-atiyg medicine
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NATURE OF =. u. IAiLiN ~
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