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VALUABLE GREEN SPRING LAND FOR
SALE

IN pursuance Of deoreai order of the County Cour
OF Louisa shall offer Cor sale, At public auction, To
the highest bidder, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
l4h July lsiS that valuable Tract of Land belonging
TO the Estate OF Nathaniel Perkins, deceased. II Is
bounded by the South Anna River, and tho lands Of
William Ragand, Dr. Geor.r Watson, and others The
Buildings on the land are plain, convenient, comfort
able, aud IN good condition. Besides the dwelling
house and all out houses necessary and convenient for
family, there store house and several mechanics
shops, which reIt annually for Sl75. Rarely, indeed
Is SUCH valuable property offered for sale nj public
auction. The land Itself was originally good, and Is al
tails time under hgh state Of Improvement, yielding
an abundant crop OF whltever the farmer planter
may choose 10 grow on II, and Ia particularly adapted
10 the growth Of wheat The tract contains between
five and SIX hundred acres. Location, two miles from
the mineral fountain called the Green Sprngs"-hf
~ s-u.a fsam Richmond. and seven from Trsvlan's
Depot. The road from Richmond 10 The Aforesaid
Springs passes through this land dividing nearly INTO
TWO equal parts, which Will be sold separately. Full
possession of the premises will not be given till tho
close of the present year. though the privilege Of
ing wheat at the usual time, and all other reasonable
facilities, will be granted.
TERMS.-Dne-third cash, one-third In 10 months,
and the remaining third IN two years, the purchaser
giving bonds aud approved personal security and the
title To the land heing retained additional security.
But AS NIL tile legaIees minors, except IL
bhbe that the annual interest the credit payments
will only be required for many years.
W Those wishing To purchase are invited TO view
the premises, which will be shown them by Mr. Hen
son. the Manager on the farm
June 20-ctds WIN. P. PERKINS Conn.,
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ENGINEERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND & DASvILLE RAILROAD Co

June IoH iofo.
SEaLED PROPOSALS VIII he received at this Of
- flee until -, 81, on TUESDAY, the llth day OF
July, ensuing, for the Grading, bridging and Masonry
Of the Richmond and Danville Railroad from the South
abutment OF the proposed bridge James river
The summit AT the Coal Pits-about twelve mics.
The proposals will be submitted the Roaid OF Di
raciovs and opsa.d Nvha.aday, thA la,b OF July,
and bid will be considered unless person making
the same his accredited agent present, and ready
TO close it shall DO awarded 10 him.
The Contractor will be required to give satisfactory
security TO the Company for the faithful execution Of
the contract.
For further information and for specifications plans
and profes OF the proposed work, apply 10 the Engi
neer, al the office of the Company.
II Is required by The Board of Directors that the
of the bidders be endorsed the hack Of The
proposals, which should have the further Enforcement,
PrOpOsais for Contract and addressed to the subscri
Der AUREW FALCOTT, Chief Engineer.
Sr The National lntelligencer and Union in Wash
ington CITY, and the Railroad Journal, In phia,
requested 10 publish the above twice week until
the lolh of july and forward the this office
for payment. A. F.,
June l6--Ctl Oh. Eng X Il ID. *. X. Co.
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SEVENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the residence Of Tho subscriber.
IL near the Village Of TappahaDnock on The 29th Of
last month, May, Negro Man, named NELSON,
sometimes called NELSON BURNETT He is about
IS years Of age stature between five feet eight inches,
and five inches, and dark complexion, not very
black. lie speaks quick, and has a slight imprdient
when he is spoken 10, and cannot look person full In
the face when he - accosed aud agatrd. lie took
with him blue casino, coat OF good quality, much
worm with large black horn buttons on u: close bo-
died coat, with mol very long skirts which was not
made for him. He had straw hat; hut II IS highly
probable he has changed his entire dress lie had been
recently concerned In two arcrnes and II Is believed
took with him pistol, silver watch and some SILVER
spoons which hr had stolen. | have ascertaned That
he In Richmond City, also AT the Coal PTS IN Ches-
terrified County, about the lIt Of the present month
He had obtained pass papers As free man, either
of which q forgery, unless he sole some Tree man
register, or some free negro gave him his register.
will give reward Of seventy dollars u the salh
Negro il auprehended and delivered To y. b. & &. Is.
liI In Richmond, and thirty dollars reward II he ap
pretended in this county and delivered 10 ME
JAMES ROY MICOC.
Tappabannock Essex Co., Va, July i-cGw
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES.
LaFm berl,s a. fsace

On Fourteenth Street, andsr tie Ercltange Ho..l.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully Informs his friends
and the puhiic in general, thai ne hus commenced
the business If Lottery Broker ~ me Office ION nth
street. underline Exchange Hotel formerly occupi-d
by D. NJ. IIoyt. and recently by r. Is. PendiGIon.
Drawing Of SUSSEX, Del Lottery, Tx 81, July !:
81 80 ~ G6 II | I So So 81 81 ) ~.
Ticker, Nos. - 81 81, PIE ii $50. sid
by LAMBE L.
TUEsnaY-Thr Va. L,es!urr Lottery, Class -,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitul.: sa,,
600, Of 5000, 76s, 10 Of 900, &c, &c. ~ Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets s.; havssa 81; quarters %,
WEDNEsDAY-splrndid Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery, Glass No. 80. Capitals: a30,Hio, H..
900, 0n0 sc. Is Nos, II irawn Tickets $40; halves
); quarters SO.
THuRsDAY-Thc Sussex county Delaware l.olt.-
ry Glass No 81 Capitals: s2bn00. 5000, nOO 500
Il00 Of l0OO 10 Of 5nn lop OF oO beng the lowest
thres number prizes. o. NOS, ~ drawn. Tickets S5
haves2 so; quarters %
FRIDAY-Ths Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class
No. a. Capitals: si6, cuO, 5000, 4.rOO, &C. 70 ms,
is drawn. Tlckefssi; halves 2; quarters l.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery The Sussex county
tDelawarcl Lottery, Extra, Glass No d. $1,000 CAPT
tai. 7s Nos. IA drawn. Tickets sl halves 50 cents;
quarters IS C..
saturday Eyenins,-sales close At O'Clock.
10000 DOLLARS!
MAaNIrIcEHT ScHEME!
The Virginia Le1sburg Lottery, Class No. 70, To he
drawn al Alexandria. Capitals 10000, 10000. &c
Lowest3 No prize $500. rs Nos, la drawn. Tickets
Sl0-shares in proportion
aJ- Orders for packages, certificates OF packages.
single tic kets or shares the above, In any of Man
ry K Co.'s Lotteries toi which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from ST Ia slU for Tickets
will receive ths most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant adveniurers,
when requested. Address
No. ,, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
~ Recollect No. 3-.'Thrrs's luck in odd numhsrs,
says Rory O'More." July 10
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dibreii's E3efel.

MAIN tREET, LYNCiiBURG. VA.
I,HE subscriber hae opened hi. fine Io,. n, ma ae
e"lnmodaion Of :lr public, and viii superlrtrpd
II 10 person. lthas just been repaired lhrou.hout and
enlarged, by the addition of some fifteen I'D ,oo,n
large and elegant dining room. ladies' par.0r. Sc
lie sleeping ai.arlnirGis IN the neY aJdrion AZ.
large aud well Ventilated, neatly finished a.a funi,h
ed win neD JArnturt The whole interior presenting an
appearance OF and comfort seldom SEN in
beat ordered hotels
Besides The Usual comforts OF q house oil lhis kind
there Is SPRING Of The very beat free stone water
gushing cut Of the rock on which the hotel stands
II being the Intention Of the proprietor 10 make this
first rate hotel in lis general arrangement as II is ad.
united TO be IN extent and architectural design, he
hopes IL obtain and will endeayor 10 merit the patron
age nf the public.
Gentlemen arriving in their owl cony-yoncss will
ind good stable and Carriage House. and Tor The
commoiann oil travellers In the canal packets hacks
viii always be in readiness convey them and from
the hotel CHS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
June 2i-dtt1clm
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STATIONS Office

NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Lot all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
More good luck al sTRATTONSl Another
CAPITAL of 600 dollars sold and paid
Drawn Nos. of SUSSEX Lottery, No. %, June Is:
Sc &c . 7 90 IS as As 81 "a 80 2G 3
Ticket Nos ! 90 IS, another Capital OF TO-
600, sold 10 gentleman from Chesterfield, and
cashed at sight by STRATTON.
Drawing of Monongaia, No. 81, June %:
% II SIS II 8 s SO l3 81 80 - -
Half, Nos. 8 Is 81, a prize OF SI6O, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Mononeaia Lottery, Class %:
10 II % 40 36 81 % 81 As 60 30 81 So IA.
Whole Nos. 20 % 80, prize of 100 dollars.
TicSei, Nos. 5 90 81, prize OF 100 dollars.
Both sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg Louery, No. 81:
4l2 10 II At 81 30 81 GO Is is 81 "a.
Whole, Nos. II II, prize Of slOO, sold
and paid bY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of SUSSEX Lottery, Extra, No. 81:
81 80 % 66 IA / 7 SO SIS 81 60 3 81.
Ticket, Nos. ) 20 &c. Capital, sold and
paid b. STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Mononsalia, No. %, June 70:
726 ~ &c IL 80 20 As SO 40 - Sc ,.
Ticket Nos. &c 80, prize OF $1,000, sold
and paddy STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! of 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-Leesburg, No. %. Capitals: $4,000,
Of 5000, I,76S, 10 of 900, &C. IS Nos II dawn
Tickets SIS halves SO; qrs. %.
10000 DOLLARS 10000 DOLL ,RS
Observation-Disclosures No. 80 Capitalist 800.
OO0 10 OOO 5000, 5000, 3Gh 1000, ,735 10 Of Jos,
&c. IS Nos, Il drawn. Tickets $40; halvea 5; quar-
tiers SO.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-SusseI, No. 81. Capitals: S2O, 900,
5.000 1000. $500, loo, OF LOCO, &c. &C Nus, 10
drawn. Tickets SIS; haives2 SO; quarters Is.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
$780, 1890, SEQ, Of 5o0 SC 7s Nos, Is drawn
Tickets 81; halyes2; quarters |.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 D0LLARSi
sATURDAY-susseI, Extra. No. 81 Capitals:-si.-
600. 1000, 3is. &C. rs Nos, Il drawn. Tickets 81;
halves SO cts.i quarters IS cts.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Lsesburg Lottery Glass No SO, for lsis to
70 drawn Nos. In each package of p Tickets. Grand
Scheme: SiDU0n, 10000, 5000. 5000, 3,5On, 2,2i3
of 900, &C. Tickets SO; halves 5, quarters2 50.
465 S5 DOLLARS!
Virginia lseshIre Lottery, Glass No. -, for lsis
be drawn Al Alexandria on Saturday July -. X M.
Louery--l6 drawn ballots Splendid Scheme: s;6,-
555, II 900, 10000, 1000 5000, 5000 100, 1850,
a,al7 5000, 10 Of 600 10 Of 900, &C Tickets only
Sis; halves 50; quarters = IS.
10000 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesbure Lottery, Class No. 81 for Ii8 TO
he drawn al Alrxan" on Saturday, the c9fh July.
u drawn numbers In each package Of Is IicRIs.-
Magnlncent scheme; s5OouO, 2uO0n, 10000, $1,000,
$500, 5000, 500, so of 900, &c. Tickets $40; laves
s; quarters so.
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets in all ihr Lotteries VIII be promptly
address orders TO N. srRiTTOT,
July 10 Richmond. Va.
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NO. 5, EXCHANG PLACE,

NO. 5, + x G Il A N u + PLA CE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention OF the patrons OF this far
i famed Prize Office is invited TO The follow.
ing list of Schemes 10 be drawn during The
month Of July, under the management OF the old
and successful Managers, ID. PAINE & CO.,
whose Lotteries take the lead OF all others. They
have sent more prizes 10 Richmond in The past
few months than all The Managers combined. OF
the number sent 10 Richmond. LUCK has al.
ways had his full share
$1,000 sold by LUCK, June 10Th, on Half
Ticket Nos. 8 81 d, TO slianserin Richmond.
This is The third Grand Prize recently sent TO
LUCK, OF $1,000 and The above The third
FOR THIS WEEK.
TUESDAY 500 dollars 78Nos Is drawn.
Tickets dollars.
WEDNEsDAY-45,0 900 dollars. 66 Nos, 10
drawn. Tickes Is dollars.
THuasDAY-l7,500 dollars. Is Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets IS.
FRlD.y-lo,oOo dollars IS Nos, 10 drawn.
S.rUap4Y-3 of IS 900 dollars. IS Nos, ID
drawn. Tickets 10 dollars.
The small Fry" Lottery also draws three
times per week in Balimore-on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays Sales in which
close each day al II o'clock. Packages, single
tickets and shares for sale al No. S, Exchange.
Drawn Nos. OF Susquehanna Louery, Glass 3d.
81 IS 10 81 "a 60 80 6 10 81 40 %.
Half Ticket, Nos. 80 81 6n, 5000.
Nos 10 % 40, $3.50.
Both sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos. of Maryland Lottery, Glass 81:
36l % % 4 81 is 80 6 al 40 33 IS.
Drawn Nos of FF. Seminary, Glass 81:
ST. 40 80 / 4S 63 43 So 81 IL ii.
Drawn Mo-. Of Grand Consolidated, Glass TO-:
l3 20 40 46 81 81 So AZ SO SO 81 3 Al.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN NEXT WEEK.
Monday-S25,O00, 20 of 1000. 70 Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets dollars.
Tuesday-l7,500 dollars, 10 of 1000. IS
Nos IA drawn. Tickets dollars.
Wednesday-360OO dollars, 40 OF 1000. 70
Nos, Is drawn Tickets 10 dollars.
Thursday-200o 600 dollars, 4 OF 5000, 8 of
$500. IS Nos, liz drawn. Tickets S dollars.
Friday-l20O0 dollars, S OF 1000. IS Nos,
I2Grawn. Ticke's dollars.
A NOVEL AND RARE SCHEME FOR
SATURDAY.
IS drawn ballots out OF IS Tickets.
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass IL, to be
drawn at Baltimore, on Saturday, July 22d. IS
Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Scheme: | prize If 40
600 dollars, OF 1880, Of 5000, of 4, 900,
OF 5000, 1 of 1000, 2 Of I,750, 9 Of 1900, 2 of
1850. 9 OF 1000, 9 OF $50, SO OF 300 Isl, 2l, Sd,
Alb, 5h, 9Th, 7lh, Oh or 9th drawn, Is dollars
10Th. Iiih, 10Th, 18th, l4lh, 18th, 10th, l7lh or
18th 10 dollars. Tickets Is dolars-shares In
proportion. Packages on liberal terms; the price
Of three tickets deducted.
Orders for Tickets in the above receive the
most promp, attention, and drawings forwarded
Immediately after reception when requested
For prizes, address e. b. LUCK,
July III Richmond.
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IN CHANCERY.-vIxerSrA:- Circuit superior
May LIST, lsis: ..,o .,.. n, n.
.ns n IN literary Fund Plaintiff:
William Wilson, Administrator of Adam Bowyer,
William acCiung and Thomas Graham,
ueeea''' Defendants
The plaintiffs bill In this cause alledees that the
sajd Adam BOWER late Of this county, departed tnls
M ;nt,s,ate n, 10 his goods and chattes and that al
the paymen of funeral charges, debts and just ex
there IL no person entitled TO take the Tesldu
nm under the laws OF this Commonwealth ureeting
the distribution of ntestate's estates ana thai such
rr-iduun hath vested in the Commonwealth, ior tue
of the Literary fund; and prays that Inc defend
ant William Wilson, the Administrator oi the SAID
Adam Bower, deceased, be- decfeen 10 pay 20 the
intif for The he net OF the Literary Fund, the said
rssduuin OF b. personal estate OF the said Adam Bow
deceased II is stated in the answer of the said
iyi,om Wilson that hls said interstate removed Ia this
Comfy from the state OF Pennsylvania, many years
since hut the nativity Of the said Adam Bowyer does
moi aopear from papers In this cause On consde-
raton whereof il Is ordered and required, that all per-
cons an interest," as Distribute IN the person.
estate OF the said Adam Bowyer decreased DO appear
hrrr IN the rsl Of the next term of THE Court ana
make themselves defendants IN this suit; and tnal
sony OF this order be published 10. three months ~
soms newspaper publishes. at the seat Of ~
tba United states, and in some newspaper phpsheu u"
m. seat OF government OF this State.
ACopy. Tesle, ,,c,,, ,-,L
June l3-cw3m CHS. Il. FhANCiro, -
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DEATHS.


Died. on tho LIST July at Edgewor.h, In The county or
Albemnrlo Miss MARIA L. GORDON, eldest daughter
of Gen. VIM. F. Gordon The brief limits allotted TO
an obituary notice permit only faint outline Of the
arkabe traits OF this most lovely and lamented young
person; and pen portray the grief and desoaion
which her early death carries the hearts and homes
Of her numerous circle Of friends and relatives Gifted
with union Of the most admirable virtues tho de-
lcaie sensbity Of her pure heart equaed only by
the graces Of her highly cultivated and noble mind
While her sweet and radiant smile dfuscd light and
Joy amid the which health and prosperity enli-
vened and in which her generous aud cheerful spirit
was ready to rejoice with those who rrjoced, in
the hours Of aiicton she mlnisterlng angel to
those who wept. No duty was too arduous, saeri-
flee 100 great for her. The youngest members Of her
large circle Of friends were fascinated BY the
rasiy with which she entered into their happiness,
while the aged content TO learn lessons ofwisdon
and piety from her lips. Every hour of her life was
devoted 10 duties Of charity and love, and even while
watching beside the couch Of pain, and sharing the
gloom of SIC chamber her hands were employed In
contributing TO the erection of temple ofGod. The last
work touched by her hands for this cherished object
Both are unfinished, but blessing rests on them-and
when her sorrowng friends meet around that altar,
her spirit will be near To cheer them In their heayon-
ward path The sweet assurance OF her portion In
better world was manifested by her selection OF the
text for the discourse her funerals 81 ain the resur
earthly trial. voices of ths angelic choir seemed TO
her TO unite in heavenly melody. II IL not for those
she hs. e question the justice of that decree which
has removed her from earth TO Heaven she "shall
return TO US, but We may so TO her and may We
Join with het In saying, "Amen-bessing and glory
and wisdom, and thanksgiving and honor and power
and might, be unto our God, forever and evsr!'
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less than IN any otHer IoHlpaiiJ,
~ noliees afford greater adrantases-ore example,
anu spn sued 40 wears next birth day, by paying the
onpsnv 90 cents would secure to his family or hers
should he die in year; or Tor ~ 10 ne secures
- ham slOOO or for SIS annually for seven years ne
n them 81 900 should he die In seven years. OF
M oso 40 Maid annually during life he secures 81 OOo,
,id when he dies. The insurer securing his own
W y" hv hs difference in amount of premiums from
nonu ,.yssd by other offices. For $40 50 the heirs
mos '',s nscsIya IS coo should he die IN year.
"ou , ~ Cl ,sHoKs-President.
Jo CrILrs-vice President.
TRusTEE,.
,r Walsh Peter Ram5o,
hoon, s r Thomas Edward &. Markley,
I ,.rsp crair Robert Morris,
George n. Diehl, oiephsn n Cia"''
re aisIander William 81 Baird,
,rtiam w Haly, r. +. Lopez.
c,.n,an n Lamb Harry Conrad.
S,,Iicitor-TM. II. IlsLY.
Trsssurer-F. w. RAuLg.
u. C. TuCKETT, see'y. AID Aet'y.
The subscribers having been sppninted Asents LOT
rhe above Company for the State OF virginia arc pIo
narsd 10 issue policies of Insurance 10 all persons
mo 10 avail themselves of the great advantages pre-
aents for securing their families or ffiends COM
ro,table support after their decease.
Forms OF application and all particulars, may Dc nag
n, their office 18th street, next dooI 70 tue ounce VI
az a, .H Goddin. ESQ. HALL NELSON,
"e"i"e JOHN R. D. PAYNE.
Dr. JoHS A..CUsyIroHAA, Medical Examiner,
Iune 3O-2awd&cly
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n BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINlA.-A
regular monthly meeting of the Managers of
The Bible Society OF Virginia will be held in the
vesry Room OF II. Paups Church, this AFTER
-:ca. al 5 o'clock. VIM. WILLIAMS,
J,ly II Rpcordino Secretary
To Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be- received al the Office of the
i Jaaies River & Kanawha Company, In Richmond,
for The connection be ween the Basin, at Richmond,
and the Richmond Dock. This work will consist Of
three locks of IS feet lift and OF Is feet -intsr
mediate canals for aggregate distance Of about half
mile with such euver,s, walls, wastes street bridges,
&C., as shall be necessary-and a stone dam ACROSS
James River, In the Falls al Richmond
This work viii be paid for in bonds Of the Company,
ITO be issued under authority of act Of legislature
running twenty-five years, bearing per cent. interest
payable seiDi annually and secured by the
Of the Richmond Dock
Besides usual reservation of 20 per cent on the
monthly estimates the contractor contractors will
be required TO give ample security satisfactory 10 tho
the times and in the specified in tho contracts
Plans OF the above works will be exhibited, and spe-
cidcations thereof delivered contractors the Com
pany's Once, In Richmond
WALTER GwYNN,
Chief Engineer Of the J. n. Z X. Co.
Riehmond IuIy I1th l9da-dE r0a wHu
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
nr T.. 10. Robinson.

u,uo -. haor ,urressillly engageu III tHo DUIaHIS
nas 81 MeSeine for nearly thirteen years, s
and pS,ssyo f' ,sn sSo apply sps ,9 10 hing
forms OF , h.sn prouounced incurabe-Scrofua,
aHS S;, @s sveI,pe Dop,y Dyspepsia, AZ
As s@s and T:ss esas hisS
uleefou GUS, Sr yitus' Dance, Wcns, Coughs. and AT
rosy If The Lungs, supposed TO be Consumption
Asthma, syphilis GonGTnaa sris,TIs MsIcaIs
Disease and all forms Of disease 70
,rsa,sd several hundred cases Of Rheumatism, aud
f,ed In nve only where the remedies were energetic
ally applied, IN efeet!ns an entire cure. resons SUI,
SeIips from the effect of mercury speedily relieved.
Refersnee the most satisfactory, can be- had, once
Mo. 3, Wall street, under the City Hotel.
Nov. SrsWtf
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY THE


PTER the LIST of July, section Of the Road between
n Gordonsville and Charlottesville will be put In opr-
ration.
The Stages running In connection with this Road
,Y resch ,oI,s fifteen miles beyond Charlottesville,
frat day from Richmond which will relieve the passen-
prrs from night travelling all tho way through 10 the
White Sulphur.
nv sprcial agreement with the propretors OF the
Stnce more liberal amount OF baggage will he allow
cd imam formerly between stanton and Gordonsvllle
Parties Wishing extra Stages can always procure tnem
orthr nropreors ut Charlottesville and regulate their
own r ha,.'anu Ricbmoud and slaunton, 800
Fare between Washington and stanton, no de-
irntlon al Junction, and tickets obtained on The
boall :" ~
Passengers from the southwesto or West, going North,
ran nav through at Stanton to Washington $40.
AMER the Isl september. the Louisa Railroad VIII De
COMPLETED within eight miles Of charlottesville.
Imns I3ctAupl5 &. r. MASON, Agent.
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WASHINGTON, July 10, P. NJ.


The morning business was 100 unimportanl 10
be telegraphed.
Mr.. Alheron from the committee on Finance,
reported a bill providing for the liquidation o
the claims Of American citizens against the go
yernment Of Mexico
On NOTION The Senate then proceeded 10 The
consideration Of the Oregon bill.
Mr. Johnson OF Maryland being entitled TO The
door, addressed The Senate upwards OF three
hours, closing with an earnest appeal for such
concession and compromise as would reconcile
the North and South.
Mr.. Hunter is entitled to the floor 10 morrow
on this question.
On motion, the Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Stephens on leave, introduced resolutions
requesting the President OF The United States 10
define the boundaries of New Mexico and Cali.
iornia; and enquiring also, BY what authority he
had established civil governments in those coun-
tliesi
Messrs. Stephens and Schenck made exciting
speeches against, and Messrs. McC!ernaud and
McLane in defence OF the present Adminslra.
ton. Alter an excited debate The resolutions
were put to the vote and adopted.
The House then adjourned,