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The above property o. D.. sold consists OF a
large and commOdious Hotel. recently tuiii
" ia - bed rooms handsome iuruishri itum
top q nott' m win ne" tutnitetei hn' ~, ~,
cold baths. electric h' lls, etc. nui hcsuttui
Cottage just opposite. containing ~ fvums'
compete 100 eve appointment. lhe Hotel
sls built by the Bon An Land hnd Improve
mtuf Company. in connection Win the 90
fclOpmen of the adi ecf property, AZ a c.st
Of about s2jpr ami was fuful.hed at an ndii
flOnal e. n Ot about s3uO The double tot
fago was $50 bulIt by thfm m FOR the -aino pur
pose, al n further 60 81 - about l'', nut ~ ~
expected that the purchaser az thi, sale VIII
realize handsome bargain, the saIr VIII Dc
WithOuf limit or reserve. Tue Hotel GROUNDS
front 80 toet hy 900 feet. ana are bounded Dt
the right OF way Of the hchmOn1 ahd ilsn
yiue hallroad, Butofd street Chostcrneii
avenue aud the projection -. Ncltar street.
The Cottage grounds front liO feet by ns feet
tn Chc5terfe Il avenue. The hOte! and Got
taze will BE- 50 separately.
The GROUNDS around the Hotel an. very
tastefuly laid %. beautiful aud -haiy. There
have been recently erected near the Hotel
more than dozen hands me private cottages.
owned hy gentlemen who spend the summer
months there, which aids much 10 the 30
oiety
Bon-Air" i several hundred feet shove
the level Of Richmond. and u known fsr aud
vide As a perfectly healthy place fto at
mo-pDere &, cool and refreshing, AMI its prVs'
/ unity 40 the pine forests OF th' stsincli ma
/
] s1ultarium.
This sale offers a FIRST class opportunity e
/ an energetic, i've man wlO vii take u IA ~ "
| as the room. are fllod each soa>on by gutrt,
I VINO apprcc ate the many advantages 81 tss
place. ,,,,...,
4 best market. IN the world, There J. no ren on
why this place should not b. The most yaiua'
l ble ar lts Kind on the market. s- u tah -
Sly ha made a winter ~ We'll as summer re
/ sort. There are reg ulaf train, itom hichnono
/ morning and evening Tor tho accommodation
I Of guests Al,
/ Parties desiring further information vii
write o. tre aucti0nee =. Irnin viii lcAs'
I Richmond I. ON Richmond and Dansiie drtO
az 3.sO o'clock, returning IN afternoon ON da'
I OF sale. -
TERss. Onc-fODrth cash. the balance
i've equal lnstalnsuts pas able an Que. t"'
4 three. lour AMI i've ytaf-. les 10 ie 1--WE
! with interest payable stm mi AluuiNy ana se
I cured by 4 de uI trus' On tn property AN
the bull .lngs aud furniture tO D. kept rum
insured. fkANh ID. hill 70,
] An --td AuCtlOnccrs.
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VOL, III.-NUMBER $50
The Daily Times will.

The Daily Times " will.
N soon a. praCtiCabic.
move IsS entire plant and
Office lO the first floor of
the large and COininOdiOuS
huiiding 40. 90f Easi Vain
street, recently occupied
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the former OuIiss, t"C
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pared 80 fulfil all the re-
quisstcs OF "a live. progress
i've newspaper.
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PETERSBURG.
Death of Gallant Confederate Veteran -
\ Lengthy Session Of the Common
Council.

Special 10 the TIMES
PFTrRsBrnG. Va. April 9.-Caplain
Joseph II McClety, a gallant Confed-
crate veteran, died this morning at his
residence in this city Captain Nc
Clevv sustained stroke OF paralysis
about two weeks ago. and hc was never
able thereafter TO rally from the shock.
Ills record "a, Confederate soldier was
excellent. Tie was one oi the first vol
unfeers who responded 10 the
call ana his first service WIS
at Norfolk. where he went as ii
coporal i'm 1861 n one of the Peters
burg companies which were ordered 10
that point He was true lrishman in
every sense--courageOus, witty, kind
hearted and genial lie was about fiiiy-
five wears old, and since the war had held
important positions ON The Norfolk and
Western Railroad formerly the 4, VI. d
a. Ia II The funeral services will be
held tomorrow in 81. JOseph's Catholic
Church.
John Morse. a colored man. proprietor
of restaurant in Pocahonias, died very
suddenly this morning. Morse was am
influential man among the negroes i'm
this section
The Common Council was in contin-
nous session from 4 =. " yesterday UNI
on . o'clock this morning the occasion
being the consideration of AN ordinance
requiring liquor dealers 20 pay an i'm
creased license 10 the city There is "a
deficit in the citys funds, and it was
imperatiycly necessary To raise greater
amount than is now available The
ordinance providing for larger license
was passed. hut there is q great deal of
comment among liquor dealers, and there
is decided probability that trouble is IN
store IN future political contests.
The contested election case i'm this dis
tiict has brought out hundreds of dcpo
.itions. and the agony is nearly ended.
The result ought 10 convince Northern
Republicans that when the color-line j.
drawn in the South according to Van
Auken testimony the negroes are the
worst of fanatics, and actually threaten
violence TO white Republicans who differ
with them
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RICHMOND VA. WEDN NESDAY. APRIL 10. 1889

J. +. Schrieber on Clark street near
Madison, about 3 o'clock this morning,
and requested him to take them out to
Forlieih. He refused 10 do so. there
upon they set upon him and gave him a
terrible beating. The police were sum
moned to the spot and arrested the
whole party aud took them to the ar
mory, where, at last accounts, Schreber
was lying unconscious. He was not ex-
nected 10 live.
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DANyILLE.

Meeting of the Grand Lodge OF Cdd
Fellows.
Special 70 the TINES
DANvLLE, April 9tThe Grand Lodge
OF Odd Fellows Of Virginia met here at
10 o'clock to-day, Grand Master A. b.
Bowering, of Fredericksburg, presiding.
All grand officers were present except
chaplain Reports Of the grand officers
shows the condition OF the order, dnan-
cial and otherwise, to De good Tie
Grand Lodge was rendered public rc-
ccpiion at the Academy of
Music. an address of welcome
was delivered by Mayor ". p Graves
and A. J. Montague. Il was responded
TO by Past-Grand A l.. Hill, of Norfolk,
Grand Master Bowerng and D. c. Rich.
rdson, OF Richmond At night a BAN
quet was rendered the Grand Lodge by
local lodges The Grand Lodge will be-
i'm session tomorrow and the next day.
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WA-nINGroN, April 9.-The President
to-day made the following appointments.
Frank Plumlcy, of Vermont, TO be United
states Attorney for the district Of Yer
mont: George T. knight, of Texas, to be
United States Marshal for the northern
district of Texas; Leo h. Bennett OF
Muscogee, Indian Territory, TO be agent
AT the Union Agency in the Indian Ter
ritory; James Mcdowell, of Dakota, to
be Register of the Land Office. Huron,
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NEW YORK, April 9.-At a quarter 10
7 o'clock this morning II collision oc-
CURED at the Grove street crossing OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Jersey City,
resulting in the demolition OF horse
car. and serious injuries to the three pas
senpers who were on board al the time
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PITTsBURG, Pa, April 9.-After shut
down of weeks duration OF all the Mo-
nongahela river coal works, they resumed
work, with the exception of Horner x
Roberts, yesterday Six thousand men
are thereby given employment Pros
poets for river coal trade are now much
more encouraging than they were one
week agO
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BROOKLYN, April 9-The will of the
late Congressman Peter Paul Mahoney,
which leaves all his property To- his
widow, whom he married four months
ago. will be contested by his sisters, who
claim 10 have in their possession a will
in their favor, and who allege that the
subsequent will in favor of Mrs. Ma
honey was signed while the testator was
ncapacitated by illness from exercisin 3
Lis di.rrnIinn
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WAsnINGToN, April 9.-The story that
has been going the rounds of the press
to the effect that the President had ten
dcred the position of postmaster at Lex
ington, Va, 10 Mrs. : S.onewall Jackson
and that she had declined il, and be now
intended To- offer her the position 81
postmaster at Richmond, is utterly dis
credited at the Po,tofiice Department.
Officials In position TO know say nothing
of the kind has ever been contemplated
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Two Deaths From Asphyxiatlon.

PoRr Huron, April 9.-James
Clemmo. a ship-caulker, al work IN one
of the yats of the Mineral Bath Work.
lhis morning, became asphyxiated, and
stephen Porter, an assistant, called ioi
help aud went 10 his assistance. When
assistance arrived, the men were insen'
.ible. and they died in few minutes
Dr. Stevenson, proprietor, was also SUI
foca.ed and seriously hurt about the
head by falling into the vat.
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MASKED ROBBERS.
How They Treated a Family In an Ohio
Town.

How They Treated Family In an Ohio
Town.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., April early
Yesterday morning two masked men
forced am entrance into the residence of
Robert McBane an aeed farmer living
near this place. and after an ursuccess-
fad attempt 10 chloroform the family,
locked Mrs NcBane and three children
I'm closet, after knocking them nearly
senseles.. They then, by threats at
tempted % make McBaue give them
several thousand dollars they claimed he
had received for some oil lands sold re-
Gently. lie denied having the money,
when they beat him 10 insensibiliiy and
then sacked the house. They found
nothing of value, except some silver,
with which they escaped, leaving no
clue. When found by the neighbors
Yesterday Mrs. McBane and the child
rem were nearly suflOcated and McBane
was nearly dead from loss of blood
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BlRMINGHAM'S POSTOfflCE.
The Factions IN the Field and Three Can
didates Left out In the Cold

WAsmNGToN. ID. c.. April o-Ala-
hama people were disturbed yesterday by
the unexpected decision in the case of
the Birmingham postoflice, for which
three factions have been struggling.
one party is led by Dr Mosely chair
man of the Alabama Republican Central
Committee: another By Colonel Young
blood. member of the National Commit
Zee from Alabama. and the other party
was suppo-ed 10 represent business in
terests of Birmingham The candidates
were Messrs. Hughes, Houston and
smith. and The claims of these three
have been urged upon the Postmaster
General aud the President for nearly a
month Yesterday the Postmaster-Gen-
eral informed them that he should not
select one of the three candidates DR..
Moselcv. Colonel oungblood and Lewis
Parr. also of Alabama, are an candidates
for the position for Fourth Auditor of
the Treasury. now held by General Shell
ley. of Alabama.
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The barnard Comet.

SAN rRANCI=co. CAL. April 9.-Prot
Holden, of the Lick Observatory, states
that according 10 computations of tie
orbit OF The comet discovered by Prof
Barnard, the comet will become seven or
eight thousand times rs bright as at
present, with a distance OF about four
million miles from the sun, and il should
be carefully observed on May %
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The following remark was made to
the manufacturer OF the Old Virginia
Cheroots by judge of a good cigar.
phil. If il were not for the price OF the
Old Virginia Cheroots | would smoke
them in preference TO any 10 or 10 cent
Car en- the market Dealers supplied
by Messrs. Powers, Taylor * Co. and
Whitaker, Zander * Co.
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ronr,h-cla.s Postmaster. Appointment

WASHINGTON, d. c., April g-Fourth.
class postmasters were to-day appointed
AS follows Alabama-Narlha j. King
Al Corona: Thomas J. Brewer, Lincoln
North Carolina-Samuel VI Riddle, al
Huntsville; John NJ Bowman, Oab
Ridge. Jesse H. Stanley, New Garden
Mary +. Cecil Thomasyille Virginia
James r. Hope, at Pungoteague.
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NORFOLK. April 9.--The l 5 ) PEN
sacola, which was sunk during the re-
cent storm while In the dry dock at the
nayy-yard, has been pumped out An
examination develops the fact that she
has been damaged 10 the extent Of about
$4,000 - large force will commence
the work of repairing tomorrow.
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Hell, Eight Thousand short.

ST JOIN. " b., April 0-There Is
much excitement at Fredericton over the
disappearance of W. G. Gaunce, promi
nent temperance man. and one high in
the councils of the Baptist Church Iii.
said he is $4,000 behind, and persons
who endorsed for him at the different
banks, lose about $4,000 lie had an In
come of 81 POO
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April 9.-The Louis
Vile Bridge and Iron CO.. Works, the
largest establishment of lis kind in the
south. was destroyed by fire at midnight
last night. Loss. $ljO,OOO; insurance
about $4,000. Two hundred operators
thrown out of work 1t is thought to .
the work Of an incendiary
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After You Have Called

on Us once we will not
have 10 invite yOu Ia call
again. You will come
whenever yOu need any
thing in our line. and take
pleasure in sending Your
friends who are in need Of
Clothing, Hats or Furnish
ings tO IT,. You can Gem
sCicn,iOusiy do 40. You
know that your friends
and whoever YOU ma!
scnd wiilhc honestly dealt
with. and be given full
value for their money.
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Discharged Maldens Engage In an As
sauit.
CLEVELAND, ONO. April O. About
hfiy girls were discharged from Chaplin S
Nut and Bolt Works Saturday because
they were ia constant danger Of having
their dresses caught IN the machinery.
The girls were not thankful for their de-
liyerance from accidental deaths, and
when the boys. who were hired 10 take
thrir places. went 10 work yesterday
morning, the discharged maidens, as-
sisted by all their female relatives, as
.auted the new hands with bricks and
stones
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BosroN, April 9-Bcnjamin F. Bow
ser, aged fifty, barber, doing business
in south Common street, Lynn, jumped
from Pullman express train OF the Bos-
ton and Maine road at Lynn last evening,
and was mangled to death The top Of
his head was cut oil. lie leaves a widow
and ak children.
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The Thief Repented

WHREsBARRE, Pa, April 9-Three
months ago the house Of John Riley was
robbed of $500, and last evening the
money was returned to Mr. Riley by Rev
Father o. Harar. The thief had repented
confessed and made restitution. Iii.
name will not'be revealed
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Murdered ~ His Wife.

PoRT JEFFERSON, l.. l., April ~
Lewis Conkling, a colorcd man, was muir
dered by his wife early this morning
The murdered man was engaged in a
quarrel with his wife, who grabbed an
axe and struck It deeply in ConkIing :
hip. No arrests have as yet been made.
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by Frank D. Hill 4 Co..
Real Estate Auctiuneers.
GN. Eleventh street. Richmond. Va.

DON AIR HOTEL AND LARGE
II DOUBLE COTTAGE. all HAND.
.OMELY FURNISHED, SITUATED Al
BON AIR. AND ONE ~ IHt MOST
HEALTHY AND ATIkN TIVE SUMNER
fE~OR1-. ON IHt RICHMOND AN ID DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD, sMlLE- FROM RICH.
NOND. WILL BIZ sold AT AUCTION On
The PREMISES On
WEDNESDAY. APRL slrH. iss9.
IL 1 nlDInDL p NJ
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Killed by an Ofiicer.

PAms, Ky, April 9.-W. p. Fox,
watchman at the passenger depot shot
and killed drunken negro named Watts
this morning, in self-defense. lie at
tempted TO drive the negro away, who
was obnoxious, and resisted by striking
Fox on the head several times with a
81. !.
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II Did Sot Materiaiixe.

CHICAGO, April o. - The proposed
scheme to keep Major-elect Cregin out Of
his office, by having last Tuesdays cleo
tion declared illegal, did not materialize
this morning.
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JAMES H. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS, Secretary.
LI,E>sr rANr,.



RlCnMOND, Va. March y, ls'g
T ICENSE TAX CITY LICENSES
l. tor the year l.6e hLye been pac I'd Ia nay
hands tor collection and are now duD' a. io'
lows
AGENTs-tBaQgag and Express. Fsrulfer'
Insurance. IAUor, Land. Manufacturing AT
ticles. Renting Houses, Railroad Iieke :
steamship LlnesJ HIlkCIs, AIioit
NEYS-A1-LAN. AUCIlONEtkS-W Wenefal'
Real Estate. Tobacco, Common Crierl bAh.
ROOM. BILLIARD TABLES. BOARDING
HOUSES. BkOKERS-|Cattie, COmmercai,
Insurance. Merchandise, Pawn. kallrodd
lickefs ship, stock. IOiGcc0l CHEMir -
CITY SCANENGLR COMMISSION MIX
CHANTS. DENTISTS. DEFECTIVE A. ~
IIES. EXPRESS COMPANIES. FISH and
OYSTERS, FruIr STANDS and BAskLddta =
HOTELS. JUNK DEALERS, LlVI Oi'
DEALERS Wholesale, Ret 50, " NOE ~,
Malt. Bouling Beer LIN RY slABLh-
LOAN OFFICES. LUMBER HEA u kEkS
NERCAN AGENCIES. PHUICGkAPli
ER-. PHYSICIANS. PRIVATE BA = hhkr
PUBLIC ROOMS. RES rAU Ran u. sNh'h /,
STORAGE. TELEGRAPH and iLLkPlt - 4
COMPANIES, VETERINARY su kD Ions
AND ALL PERSONS SUBJ ECr 10 =
LICENSE TAX,
Parties failing 70 pay this tax on or heior'
APRIL -. lssa. will be subject 10 the penat,
prescribed By the city 'rdiuauccs.
4. VI. .CUNNLNGHAN.
ap1-ti Collector 81 city Iaxes.
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SnAMoglN, Pa, April 9.-Daniel Kel.
Ter. "A wealthy farmer, living in Bear Gap
Valley. was fooled out OF 81 500 yesier-
day afternoon IN twos strangers, who
called on him and commenced dickering
for The purchase Of his farm
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BoRDENTowN, y. J., April 9-The
complete vote Of yesterdays election
shows John o. Hudson DEM was elect
ed mayor and j. l.. Elicit, Jr., (Ref),
recorder The Republicans gained three
cnuncilmen
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FoRr DoDcE, Ia, April "a posse Of
twenty-five men arrived from Des
Moines last evening to assist the United
States marshals in the work OF eyicIons,
which will be resumed as soon as the rain
ceases
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TRENTON, n. j., April 9.-The Repub-
cans carried the entire ticket in the elec-
tion yesterday, aud elected Anthony
Skirm mayor.
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A Catholic Church Hurned.

Z MANSFIELD, o., April 0.-St. Peters
Catholic Church was completely gulted
by fire at 10 o'clock this morning. Loss
estimated at s25 900; fully covered by in
surauce
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PATERSON, n. j., April AT the
charter election yesterday, Nathan Bar
mere DEM was elected Mayor, over
Peter Ryle (Rep.) by majority OF ~.
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Fleeing from NanIlcoke.

WLKEsBARKE, PA, April 9.-People
are fleeing from the town of Nanticoke
TO Wilkesbarre to escape from the small
pox epidemic Physicians here think
that Nanlicoke should be quarantined
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SAyANSAH, Ga, April 9.-Arkwright's 9. 5
cotton factory WAS destroyed by fire here
this afternoon. Loss, 100000 insur-
ance. Si5 500
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q NORrONs CELEBRA

nTNAI * NORTON : CELEBliA-
IL TED HORSE TONIC.
Ion Horses sules. Cattle. &c. 'uff, sciti ,h'-
ln dos. warranted o. cure cuch'h aiu n'.
.i,Isrt R.4d what those who have used 10
',.orgc -. smith. At'ees. Hanover county
IA .s,-. Duya & NOitOn's Horse rome
Il. ttc i,s.-t tonic I've ever used.
a. AI.xand r. old Church. Hanover
,,'Ilut,. Va. says. zoo much c0nn q Pee sHlo li'
pt.t.-e ~ Uufal y N0rtun's Horse rome ,,.,.
d. .lo.'..t infil.rrnsshle ~ our raising hng-.
Io. r Garf0w. Warwick, &. 49,. Va, says
IflafaD hsst remedy / ever saw inr chicken
oholrfs. a.. dozens Of my neishtofa "Nl r-ily
co0i.fv. Va. had d valuable dog WIN
scratches which ! had give up 10 die II ie"
dose. az the Tonic made COmplctc cure
Price. - aud % cents pcr bottle f"i sai,
by all druggists sample bottle by mail iOf
Is cents in stamps. L. Y. REEVE CO.
Richmond Va
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Tho Democrat. via the Charter Election

NEW Brunswick, y. j., April 9.-The
Democrats won the charter elections
here, electing their mayor, seven alder
men, and four freehOlders
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A Cab Driver Badly Treated.

CHICAGO, April 9.-rhree men, named
Fred kink. j. w. Taylor and Jac
O'Brien, went up to cab driver name K
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WAsuINGroS, April 0.-The President
to-day appointed edforly-seyen poslmasters,
all in Northern aud Western States, ex-
cept John l.. liudiburg, al Knoxville,
Tenn
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A Long Sleeper.

BUFFALO, n Y, April 9.-Mrs. Emma
Althouse, the Altica sleeper, is in an
other long trance. She went 10 sleep on
March 27th.
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Repub lean. Have the Legislature

Providence, r. l.. April 9-The rC-
suit Of to-day's elections gives the Re-
publicans control Of the Legislature.
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BASE cOUSTERFEITER ne who would
r ralm OFF upon customer any other a
'icle for DR.. Dayid's Cough Syr 10, III
old reliable case.
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AICIIO> -sLt-this Day.

xNrILL SELL At I O'CLOCK
w sharp. llo BARRELS CHOICE ROMAN
BEAUTY APPLES. All dealers insitva -
attend.
ap lO-lt ]. pDN LkS. AEen,.
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4 REAL GOOD BUGGY-HORSEl
y for sale cheap. Apply e. r. r. wflEs
K CO., general oOmUl slOu nsfcnspts. lac
Car, rect klchmon1. Va. ~ ~ ~.
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ALBANY, y. Y, April 9.-Mr Saxton' :
balloi-reform bill passed the House to-
day by vote OF a 10 Al.
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DY REQUEST OF THE HOLDERS
ID oil IA majority OF fhe stock, "a general
meeting of thr stockholders OF the IiNis
Publishing C0mpa - viii be held ai the Once
~ biz. ,nfnntuN boz tnc ctf ui Richmond. W. ,
- FufDAY fis nom lay of Nav. 1850. ai T. NJ.
srft al n. B. OWEN. President
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All female complaints cured by Mr.
Persons remedy
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shloh's Cure. We guarantee
OWENS K MINOR DRUG Co
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MHs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP shoud
alWay. le used when children are cnit ~
teeth. 10 relieves the little sufferer at once
II produces natural. quiet sleep ny relieving
the child from pain. and the Iltte shcrut
awake a. bright ~ "a button. " l. very
pleasant 10 taste II soothos the child. sOiten'
the gums. sliaSs all pain, relieves wind. regu'
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edy for diarrhua. whothsr arising from teeth
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nR. G.. SMITH. DENTIST, 433 N
~ Broad street. Richmond. Il daily VII !"
using Stenau's local annsihctic Tor extract
Ing teeth-the best known aii"Niatof pam
Of the profession lie has the exclusive rlght
~ its use IN ths oity VI Richmond.
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