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w Jewery Of sll desc'iptinn' ,uah,ie. and
styles, comprising ell the srt ces connected
with the Trade,
Clorks
Di1<on & Sons Dri,anni,, German SHer anil Sill.
ver-Platej Wores.
Sheffield and Birmingham Plated Fancy Articles.
Rodgers & Sons and Wostcnhom's Cutler. Ra.
zors, Scissors, Erascrs, Desk kn ,,es, DC.
Ivory Handled Table Cutlery ofIht finest, s,.,ium
and common qualities.
A large assortment of Gold Pens.
Penfoca Spec,aclcs.
Pspier Mache and Japanned Tray,,, val ious shane.
and qualities. at reduced rates
Gold Ws'ch Cases, Disls and S'rvr,Wsrc. of all
descriptions, manufactured to orier.
DICKSON & CO.. having I.c.ntly renewed
into the large and commodore " s,rhous- F,, n.,lv
occupied by Messrs r. As'iH URsr & Saws. ere
more recently by AsnHuY,,r & RKSlssros. beg
leave to inform Watch DE- a. ers, Country N.rhau,s
aud Others, that they dss sn having a, al! times /.
large assortment OF Goods, Of their own imports.
tion which they del Armlned to sel at the loves,
rates.
CT Every a,tent ion viii be pai, to the Packing
of Goods, and N oe execution Of Orders the qu,,-
Ties and phc's ~iii be fully guaranteed agans, all
compe'tlnr.
Philst'ipafa, June 10Th, ls47-lv
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SILENCE
THAT
nREADFCL
coUGH TIE
LUNGS ARE IN NAN.
nm THE WORK nE IuE

pIsTR0VER mas BsEN stGCS,
THk coUGB or CONSUMPTION HATa
W.T. sUUSpo az psATH.
4 RE VOC A MO OrHERf Your dar'in G child
IA your idol and earthly j,v, is now perhaps
confined To her chamber by dangerous c"id-h'r
pale cherks. her hin shrunken fingers. tell the
hold di,ease has already gained upon her--,he
sound Of her sepu'chrai cough pie, ces your son'
YOUNG MAN, when just shout to enter life,
disease sheds a heau crushing blight over the f'ir
prospects Of the fu'uie--your hectic cough and fe
HE limbs tell "f your loss ard hope, hui y"u need
no, despair. There is balm which will heal the
N anInled Innns IL is
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For Sale.

THE BRICK HOUSE in sunbu,y. of the sub
scribsr, now occupied by Miss Morris. For
Terms apply TO w. l., Dewsrt, E,q or to myself
w. r. SMITH.
Northumberland, October ., lsi7.-u
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cEEAP NEW GOODS.

UyJST received. handsome lot of Cloths as
. sinners, CaGe~s, Cops of slI kinds, Gum
Shoes, for men. women end children, Groceries
Cs,eens,oare and variety Of other Articles ehea-
per than ever. by HENRY MAeShk'
sunbuy, Nov. 27.h, lsa7.
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IaC10vnIAs&
First Premium Writing Ink.
fio. 81 North Third Street,
.. PHILADELPHIA.

NROM Dr.. Hare, the celebrated Pr,fs sct Of
Chemistry in the University "i Penna.
"Fhiiudeiphis, Oct ~, lai9,
@Dear Sm-HavinR ued your Ink \ will ibsnk
YOU 90 send me another bottle, SIS ard Al To he
excellent. am yours, truly,
isonr HAnr"
From Or. Locke, Of Cincna-',, ds,i :, uished
fJt his namrrous scientific resea caes,
"Medicsi Cuiiesy ri na,r, tnc 'nnsi,
Jrrua'v II, 's4i.
Having used Mr.. Howe hPru.I l1k, I am
satisfied that il is the bcs. ~hi,h ia. u To
my know ledge and esi ecia iy It eIe.Hfr IL, lie
II Sled Peas ani ata not corr 3e Il en-. er"d
IN long use
Joa> LOCKE, Prot oi Ch, misty.
HnVER'S ADA MANTIN @ UBNENT.
Ffom well known scie ,,u6c g,nrle,nsn.
"Philads' :, hia, Feb. 81, isf,S.
M. Joseph f. Hover -Sis: A use of youI Ce-
M Mt, snd some p,ac' cal tests OF us superiority,
has Induced mo TO .ecommend It 10 Others ss al
,n'a,usoe au.cls tor mendus Chira Glass. or
Cabinet Ware. CAsfBELI MoWFIr,
AnsiNtc Chemis, ="
Fo' sale al the Msnufscsory, Wholsssle snF Ks'-
tau. Ne, 81 NoRra TAiRD srSrEr, oYsssls
Then street. Phiisdelrhi,, by
JOSEPH F.. HOVER,
Nav 90. ls47--j30 ty MsAueae,ureI.
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@EH N ~ H
Watches s. Jewellery.
Full Je,rehed Gold Lerers far $40. Warranted
NAR r.AHAHrIG

JkSc2 i,ACcNUS.
No 246, Mrkei street. PHILA DELPHIA,
UDA constantly on hand large assortment Of
God aud siive, Watches, it the folIowin ng
LOG prices
Full Jewclled G God Levers. $40 90
Silver d. 20 90
Gold I.epiues. full Jewelied, 80 90
Silver Leidncs, i3 90
Silver Qui',ie,s, 40 and 10 90
With a large assortment Of F,Ss JKwxLLxnr,
such as ear rings finger rings breast pins, braces
lets gold and silver pencils. gold chains &c. Has
also IN hand a complete assortment Lunette. patent
and plain Watch glasses, Main Springs. Vere.s.
Da's and II ands Of every descrpt and IN ct,
a complete assortment Of Wa,chmake $ tools and
Watch Materials, To which ne would call the at
len,ion Of the country trade in general.
a. Those wishing anything in the above line.
would find it 10 their advantage to cal ami exa.
mine his stock h, fore purchasing elsewhere.
JACOB LADOMUS,
No. 2i6 Market st"ei. below Sth,
Phiade'pha, s, pit. 25, lsi7.-6m
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LIST OF JURORS

OF Eerthumlse.lsad County. fM January T~I
~ 4. ID. sR4s.
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DICK s o N g. SIff

No. SO Market Street, live doors heluw
Third. South side.
PH I L A d L p EII,IA.
Importers & wholesale De alcrs I'm
V"ATCHES, " atch Gla ses and Materials
" Jewelry of sli desciiPtinn' iuali,ie. and
tyie all fha ticta
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LIST OF CAUSES.

EOR trial in the Court II CoIp,non Pleas Of Nor.
thumherland CountS, at January Term, 1918,
commencing the frs, Monday. beine the 81.
Benjamiu w Richards W Franklin w Plat ct vi
w Sei,Iinger silence Of Carver W Garvef's hers
Mill,.1a Sisuas.aax, 4 Ilsonu.,tauh
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1ENRn ASSCN.
-. GEORGE BRIGHT.
DR.. s. 4. Mss,-, Dsn~it.es r. s. Mack.y &
Son. MIun; NJ ID d. !. WeIe. Msbcv: &. A.
Wyatt. ie~tshure, Davis Il Scha,ue, Seliu~stovs;
John e.. Renn. I.iae Meu,aain r. q!
l'hilsd iPka. de&.9mL Sly
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POTO VII nc E4IDIS
DySE,v DnyEJr Nh

Nav e.-cwtls,JuIyx2awtl5lhAue. ''''''' : ''''D
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Eas.g1aeaaat Spr5llgs.

rgrIlfS establishment fitting up in slyie well
l. calculated for the comfortable accommodation al
visitors will he opened tile lrst day of July 1877
These SPRINGS situated in sight of the river road ON
The No:t: side of fowatnn county, near the hlanakin
Town Ferry about 70 miles above lie CITY Of Rich.
mond. The location has long hcrn famed for its health
iuncss-aad Ike springs noted o5 the curative aulli.
ties Of the waters. ore IL decidedly sulphur similar
in composition 20 Tic celebrated White Sulphur but in
weaker proportions. Tac oihes spring il c.alybraie
!. coach l.ne rnGnin. from The Springs will connect
with the James !yer and kan.s;a packet line al ia
Manakn Town Ferry, about two ard half miles
North o. tie Springs. and similar lire Of coaches III
connect with the Richmond aGi Iynchburg line Of
stages IL llailsbn.oucl abon fnrr miles south IL the
Sirincs-ani daily line Of coaches will run between
Richmond and the Springs BY this route visitors can
arrive al the Springs travelling over 4 good, shady
road. in ahan three hours II charge nor exceeding
81 - per head
The direction and management of the establishment
having been entrusted 10 my care, hes to assure the
public that no exertons my part shall be omitted 10
ensure comfort and satisfaction 10 visitors. The style
IN which these Springs have been fitted up-the ar
Engagements in the way Of suitable assistants, comne
tent servants, good music, 9c-thc beautiful location
the extent Of shady promenadns ground now I'M
der improvelent-tac facilities, case and small
which the springs can be visited, in nv humble judi.
men eniiilr the establishment To The liberal patronage
Of The public. desiring either health recreation
Board will be $40 FOR week for two weeks, 80 yer
week: for month, S9; S15 for the season, which
Is expected 10 cose about the first of Gcto5er for
than one day, 81 % per day; for meas, 80 cents; chill
dren under IL years of age and Servants half prices
Horses, per day, IS cents CHARLES SELDEN.
lST Religious Herald, Times 4 Compiler, Richmond
Wing, Republican, The South.rner, Petersburg Repub
lican, lntegcncer, Portsmouth New Era. ard Norfolk
send accounts 10 Treasurer OF Iugueno, Springs COM
paDy. June lS-clm
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u,WrlgID c0n SALE

DEIEG sil anxious 10 70 Sonth, again ci:sr for
- sale my Fam iii Orange county, si'iard "'gft
miles East OF the cour hnlirr iaiy Wrat If frect
icksLurs and eighteen Fa. al nff"n>v;i!c Inc West
crn terminus ciiIe Richmond and Louisa Railroad -
This farm, by recent .nrNcy contains 80 acfrs-Joo
acres ore cleared and in a fine state Uf Improvement
The balance in timber of III. best kind. lie cleared
land il divided into eeh, fields and lots, with pure
ming water in MI Of them. The buildings are large.
and in good condition. A minute description II The
farm is deemed unnecessary, as IL is pTesumae any
one disposed purchase Will FIRST view itsuicr II IL
say, however, that It Is seldom such Farm IS IN mar
ket Should the above property not he dispostG OF ~
the l9h day Of August Will on that day be offered II
public auction, 10 the hghas; bidder. should u be
sold privately Drfo:e that time ds n',ice o. tie same
will he grca the papers containing this adsedisr
ment. Ike subscriber viii take pir1eurc IN showing
the farm 10 any wishing 10 purchase and nj ".
same time make known his terms Adde'S III" sub-
scriber, al Raccoonfofd +. . culpepcf county.
lime is--cwam VIM. MALLORY.
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June Ia
FOR SALE,

m The House and Lot which | occupy
f:sM on D and 9Th streets, consisting ola large
s:SsM. land handsome Dwelling House, numcr.
Jus anu IvlILioLiouo out houses, aud 81
ground stocked with choice fruit and shrubbcry
am Informed by Mr.. Sam' Marx that this pro-
perry COS! his father over $4,000. Since rnr
chased il, 5000 have been expended in repairs
(greaily needed at the lmeD and larger amount
in additions. The properly, as laid of in The plan
OF The city, contains TWO half acres, one fronting
1863 4-l2hs feet on 9Th street, and running back St
Gibbs. The other fronting l63 i.l2lhs feet On
9th street, and running back 100 l2ihs feet.
will sell The hall acre fronting on 9Th street
or 1913 i-l2ths feet of said front by 1870 feet deep
or The entire acre, with The house, as may be dc.
sired. Possession will be given on The Isl day
Of August Of the present year, and the sale VII.
date from The day possession is given.
Terms :-One.iourlh cash, and The residue In
not more than ten equal annual insia lmen,s, IL
carry interest from date-tie purchaser reserv
ing 10 himself the privilege Of anticipating the
deferred payments. | will sell privately grea
bargain in This property; 10 effect which, the con
venience and views OF The purchasers will bt
consulted.
Should l. however, fail in selling privately be
fore TUESDAY, the 10Th July, II will on lha
day, at S. P. NJ, be sold al auction, on The pre-
misses, 10 The highest bidder.
will also sell privately, or on The day above
(20th July,) The desirable Lot, corner Of D ant
9Th street, opposite the dwelling Of VIM. Barrcil
ESQ, having so feet front on 9th Street.
FOR RENT.-Two large and one small TIE
Hement, upon The most reasonable terms.
GEORGE TAYLOR.
June 2-d2aw&clawif
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CORRESPONDENCE Of The Baltimore sun.1

WASHINGTON, June l6, 1877.
Lieutenant Hunter arrived in town The eve
ming before last and has been called upon by
large number Of gentlemen, who admire his
romantic Norman achievement al Alvarado.-
He called this morning at MIR. Secretary Ma
sons, who received him with great Kindness re-
mons!raing with him on the imprcpricty Of
dsobcyng military orders; bu, informing hin,
al The same time, that as il was written in The
Scripture that "nan shall not separate what the
Lord hath joined together" and as Mrs. Hunter
is now at Florence in Italy, he would be COM
PEELED to send Lieutenant Hunter 10 the Mediier-
Tanean in command of one OF the vessels Of the
squadron which is shortly 10 be got ready. Lieu
tenant Hunter will not be long in falling in with
the Unico, and in suspending her crew from the
yard-arms of his vessel.
Another suitable employment for him would
have been 10 send him down TO Rio Janeiro, in
order, with the same gun, TO take the city, should
Mr.. Wise think proper 10 recommend such pro-
ceedng.
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EDUCATION.
Virginia EaassEsnsiofi,
FOR rpIIE EI1Iit,aTIOS OF THc

DEAF AND DUMB aHU Of HE BLlsD,
srAu:Toa, yfrGi:is.
THE eighth session Of this Institution viii Commence
= OH The first day Of September neat.
Terms and Coalitions OF dGaiHdane
l. The institution viii prov:e for each ru.ii hnar'i
washing AMI lodgings iir continual superintendent .
health, conduct manners all Inofais itrl AMI iiaS
Textbooks, stationery, ard uier lncdeiitd eypriats
lie schnul rrnls: for which, iac'u!ing Tuition aut
Medical attendance, all pupils who ar OF ability vii
be charged per annuEl, the Deal ana Dumb $50 dollars
and The Blind 100 dollars, payable haii yeiriy in ad
vance.
. For punctua,y in payments, satisfactory bon,
Is required.
q The age Of admission In tli- Deaf hlu,r pena.;
ment is between ten aud tweEty-nve-in the Blind lie
parmrni, males between ten and fourteen, females he
tween egh, and twevc-o al the discretion Of the
spt Give Principals.
The course Of instruction covers six years and M
pupil will be received for less term Than Two years.
5. Pupils on admission should come provided with
sufficient changes Of comfortable clotiins, with then
names marked thereon
G. Clothing must be- renewed by line parents, guar
dams or friends, when required-othe!Hise twill be
furnished by the Institution, ana charged to them.
:. Pupils whose friends unable 10 educate them
educacdaud clothed also, If necessary, b. the In
stiton. But satisfactory evidence must be exhibited
10 The Fsi.ers that the parent or gnrIuih Is unable Il
dcray The EXPENSES or any part ot the expenses Of the
pupil. IL Il expected that the pupil VIII he brought
here free OF charge 10 The nstiinlIo ana only undr
peculiar circumstances will this rule he departed from
g. A limited number OF Deaf aud Dumb and Of ind
persons supported edncaedin the Institution n
public expense, and it is both the wish and the duty
the Board Of Visters TO make all sections Of The State
share alike in this public benedcence 70 this end ad
versemcnts have been repeatedly circulated inviting
applications. But while applications from the State al
large arc quite numerous, there sui remain nine seRa
toral Districts, those, namely, Of bedford Spnitsy'va-
MIA. Fduqusr Isle OF Wight. necslenburs, Accorlac
Tazrwcli, Washington and Allegheny, which have 10
State pupils At the Institution, and no applications
file. On The 10th day Of July next the lard viii pro-
coed 10 I'LL existing vacancies in list OF State pupils
from the whole number Of applications which mag then
be on file and applications il the above named districts
made in the meantime, viii have The preference
all others.
Applications in behalf of the Deaf and Dumb should
be made the Reverend Joseph d. Tylerin behalf OF
the Bnd 10 Dr. j. &. NJ Merilla.
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, Secretary.
Stnuntoll June l-ClI0thJuv
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VALUABLE IAND For SALE

WILL. he offered sale, on tie premises, on MON
w DAY, the 81 day OF August next, il fair, II not,
the rrxi fair day II public auction, the land III the
~ of Faugni-r belonging 10 the estate Of The late
Thomas u. y. Cartel lying on The RappahaHnock river
tlty miles abaye Fredericksburg. and about ten or
twelve niles below the Wanenion White Sulphur
proved, and is well adapted 10 tt: growth .? a Kind, OF
grain and grass aad possesses o:ef advantages seldom
Ia he found In the upper country II Is situated III an
agreeable neiglbcrhrod, within two or three mica oil
Two large manufacturing mills lying on the iser when
il now heins made navi.abc fer steam ana oie boats
of burden, which s;res Hia!Aet at the door LOT ever!
article raised for SAFE 49,
The lard Will be sold in LOIS, 10 suit purchaser Ihc
house tract or th.t portion on Which tie st- hnihos
o. y. Carter resided, contains ny recent survey oo2
acres az which, I5J or 30 river bottom, and
Is or IaD o. high land is in wood titles compact, anu
is under good enclosure. There are TWO coi"r.aDe
dwellings in the yad this tract, which has all ne
cessary outhouses. including good ce-ho'se, barn,
&c. The location is = beautiful one. IL commands
view IL tie surrounding country Tor miles, ana Oh the
river for some miles up and down.
The tract known as ~ rights, Hes on me East side
of pnry ridge joins the land nf Or. Cortcn con-
trins ai acres and lies well. II has sufficient guam
tity Gf timber On il for n support.
Lot 40. adjoins the above named tract, ana con-
tains li1 acres, all III timber OF pine and OAK.
Lot No. contains about % acres, al III wood Of the
same kind. .,
and atoins the other lots.i
the day OF sale. particular description oi iic
land deemed unnecessary, as those wishing TO nnr
chase will no doubt examine II for themselves Inc
subscriber will take pleasure Ill SHOWING To- any one
before the day Of SALE
The terms will be third IN money, ana Inc resi-
due in two sGral, annual instruments, without Interest
IL he secured ~ dred of trust on The premises f"s
session will be givca the usual in:c 10 iaiow ana
arv isis SAsi'L BURROUGHS,
Executor of r. o. y. Carter, deceased.
Mvicw Post Office, Faaquier County, Virginia.
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STATIONS Office,
MO. 5, SOETH FO UR Il EEN tn
In STREET.

MO. s, SOUTH F0UR ZEN tn
IN STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToN'sthc man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, No. 81, June 16:
60 40 lG ID SO II 3S IS Gil 81 SO Is 81.
Ticket, Nos. II IL rs, a prize Of 500, sold
and paid BY STeATTON.
Drawn Nos. Alexandria, No. 80. June H.
81 So 20 Al G5 - 81 33 50 ~ 10 4 Is
Halt Nos. Is 80, prize Of $500, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Leesburg, No. 81 June ii:
10 p % 81 73 Is dS Ill 81 80 50 lG 81 II
Ticket Nos. % IS 10, capital, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
5000 DOLLARS! 1910 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-Morongali Lottery No. a.
Capitals 5000 dollars, 1910, 1000, 800, GOO,
500, &c. G.; Nos, IL drawn. Tickets s.; halves
/; quarters so cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Leesburg Lottery, Extra, no. Is.
Capitals: 1000 dollars 900, GOO, &c. IS Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves SO cents; quar-
| tiers Is cents.
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
| SATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. 49. Ca
pitfalls: $4,000, 900, 500, &c. 60 Nos, and
drawn. Tickets 81; halves 80 cls. qrs. rs CTS.
Orders for Packages Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent whenre.
quested. Pleaseaddrcss orders to
N. STRATTON,
June Ia Richmond. Va.
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H or. Al

DIKONOKEE, on Tie chickalominy river, miles
L from the city q EchEoni. on lie old Meadow
Bridges Road in the county Of IIenrico. The Tract
G9gils. nv terTR, SlSS" ,iGssSf.. .pf- .-rast-ur-
lion Of the cleared low grounds Wen se; i: Timothy
aud Herds grass yielding heavy crops o bay mich al
the meadow land has be-: cleared Il; the !g-t y.aTS
The highland produces .ey GOOD crops, both ." wheat
and corn having been ell improved BY aanuing, clio
vern., pastern: aud limin. The ;aE'i ~ H. present
condition Is capable Of maxim. eeh IL uGD bushels oi
wheat 800 10 $50 hbs o! corn, and 80 u OG0 IL.
hay per annum. The buildings excellent Two.
storied brick house, nine from basement 10 gar
rel-d,scouuccted by few feet Is onc-storiei brick
hniidlas with 1--WE rooms-sitclrn sinose house, &C.,
all well located in handsome grove If OF
raj acres adjacent the garden both enclosed by excel
lent frncnc-a new framed negro quarter, four
frame barn, sta5ng for sixteen horses, crib,
hay houses carriage and buggy house, extensive mud
permanent shedding fol mich and Try cattle. Some
eight hundred choice fTui! trees, principally peach, viii
be in full bearing the next year. Tie old orchard
alus some hundred trees al various kinds. Two wells.
and several springs Of esoecn, water and regards
health lkr place is uncXcef0aah'e. Ths farm, fol IL
size in every respe superio. one, str Is
rarely In the market Those wishing 90 buy vier II
al any time Fall possession given 1t January, lti-
and the privilege the purchaser oi seeding crop o
wheat the coming FALL ii desired, VIII be- done by
the present proprr:ofs n Tie usual rate.
For terms which can be made very favorable, apply
10 IIAXALL, BROTHERS {. CO,
1fny oJ-dS c3ay6W kichmcnd virginia.
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BOOkSELLERS, STA TONERS,
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ect; and in the present volume he has moi only pre-
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