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Greek Nation Prize Office,
NTO.l0i EAST MAIN STREET, Rictmo,d

MO. lU} EAST MAIN STREET, Rlchm0td
IN Virginia.
Oh! you in search Of gold, whcrs'er you roam,
Remember. IlJRLEY'5 Office as here"-at home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, IS49.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. - for 1910
10 be drawn Saturday, June 9Th. Ia drawn Nos
in package Of &c Tickets Scheme: $50 900, ID OCO
10000 5000, $500, $500, 22-S, 30 Of 500, &C.
Tickets sla-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. ~, 10 be drawn June 18th
rs No. Lottery-l2 drawn ballots. Capitals S35 900
1900, 9,OUO 5000, 1000, 90 Of lO0U, &c. Ticket:
Sl0-sharesi in proportion
Virginia Monongala Lottery, No. rs, for lS4s TO be
drawn on Saturday, June 10th. 60 Nos, 10 drawn.-
Scheme $50 600, OOO 5000, $500, $780, 10 prizes
of 900, &c. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so.
Delaware Lottery, No. 2J, TO be drawn June 2Oth.-
70 No Lottsrym md a' o bao,s 400 Scheme !" ss5
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass P, for ls49, to be
drawn on Saturday, June 23d. rs Nos, 10 drawn
Grand Scheme S655O0, 3OUG0. 10000, 10000, 4,4s3
IA of 2,OOO 200 of 600, &c. Tickets Sl5-shares in
proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. %, to be drawn June 9Th
rs Nos, 13 drawn. Capitals: $4,000, II, 0GU l0,00O
1000 1000, 1000, 30 Of ,DO0 70 Of 500, &C. Tickets
sl0--shares in proportion
Virginia Monongaia LOTTERY, Class 81, Tor ls49, tc
be- drawn on Saturday June doth. "a No. Lottery.
drawn ballots Capitals 1886 900, IL ,000 6,000 5000
5000 Sn0, 655, 10 Of 900, 10 Of 700, &C. Ticket.
Sl0-shares in proportion
and Shares any ofthe above Schemes, addressed L
the Undersigned will receive the most prompt atten
ton, and an account Of each drawing forwarded a
soon as Ii is received.
.B.-Hurey pays postage on all letters 10 ant
from his Office.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other Vendors.
Hurley has al all times complete assortment of tick
cts, ranging in price from 81 to S20
Hurcy's rule is 10 cash III prizes at sight.
Please address your ordersto WIN. HURLEY,
No.l0, Main street, Richmond Va.
I'm in gtr irtl couG ien
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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRATED
JEW DAVl DIS,
Chr Hebrew Plaster.

A CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains in the
a Side, Chest. loins, Back Bowels, Muscles, Rheu-
matisui m all lis varied forms, Nervous Affections,
Lungs aud Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Fe-
male Weaknesses etc, etc. For the above complaints
Tins Plaster has K3U,L The grea. celebrity which
il has already acquired not only IN The old but III the
new wof!d-thr extraordinary cures II has performed
in The most extreme Of suffering, have acquired
orl such reputation, that the proprietor has notun
III rrccntly-been able 10 supply half the demand.
The sales throughout every city, town and yilagen
the United States are without parallel!
circumstance not surprising, when the vast amount
of human suffering relieved by its use Is considered
In Spinal Defects the benefit usuay 10 Of the most de-
cided character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
of twenty readily yield to the penetrating
mua combined in this valuable preparation
In Rheumatism, either acute or chronic the claims OF
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowledged Those who are laoorlng anoss mav
hacks no matter from what cause the weakness may
have originated-even II such persons nav oeeh n
guided IN previous appIieatlons-in the use OF me ne
brew Plaster they viii hnd .e ahse'eu pa' suoaehy
restored to its original suhHuhesS.
a. snonn,lrr m cases OF constitutional weakness IL
yin he found great advantage u IL particularly re-
',..n,,rd 4. Females who are suffering from suddc n
,ln.ss ~ general debility. In short, II embrace %
All m. virtues which the most scientific mind was ca
cable OF compromising from valuable substances found
in the old world, and VIII be found entirely Tree from
those objections which source of compliant with
the numerous spread plasters now before the public
~ These plasters possess the advantage OF being
nut up in air tight hozes-honce they retain therful
virtues in all climates
| BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs AND BASE I'M
TATIONS.
None genuine without the engraving OF Jep Daud on
the wrapper around each box. Price so per box
Each box contains sufficient spread six eight plas
tiers.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by sCovIL & MEAD.
No. 49, Charters Street. New Orleans, General Agents
\ for the south and West. Sold also by
| ALEX. DUVAL, Richmond.
GAYNOR d WOOD, Richmond
THOs H. ROsSER, Petersburg.
NJ. A. SANTOS, Norfolk.
1 JW < G. H. TIMBERLAKE, Charlottesville
May a1--dlyew
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rFrrn M Nes orlea.. Delta, May so.l

THE OVERFLOW.-The Northeriy winds
j. he las, few days have lowered the lake, and,
IS consequence, the inundated portion o! the
ciy has been slightly relieved. During the las,
,Sepy-tour hours the food has fallen about two
inches, and very perceptible cuiren, sells To-.
wards the outlets TO the lake. The enlargement OF
lbese ou,le's BY the constant allrilion OF the wa
ter flowing through them has, 10 some extent, IA.
claied The decline.
TIE RlvER.-At this point the river CEN
linues 10 tall slowly-say TWO inches in twenty.
four hours. A gentleman, direct from Cincinna-
ii, informs us that the Ohio and the Mississippi,
above Memphis, are also declining. Some dis
,sncc above that place he passed rise OF eight
or len inches, OF considerable extent. This will
he hete in few days, but as it dissipates, and
approaches the common level OF the river in lis
progress, il cannot materially affect operations
al The crevasse
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New Spring Dry Goods.

A. RlSTiAN & LArH ROP have
~ opened new aud varied assortment OF new and
desirable STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOOllS, TO
which they particularly invite the attention OF mer-
chants farmers house keepers and all in want Of new
and fashionable Goods. Their stock consists in part OF
Black and colored French aud English Cloths
Black French Doeskins and Cassmeres
Coored, plain and striped Cassimeres
Rich black and colored Silk and Satin Vesllngs
Marseilles, Valencia and Linen Vestings
Black and colored Cashmeretls and Drap de Etc
Checked Linens and colored Linen Drills
Heavy Riding Cords and Merno Cassneres
Silk, Satin, Lawn and other Crayats
Black and cOlored Silk and Satin Scarfs
Extra rich Silk Tissues and Bareges
Plain and embroidered Grenadines
Plain and figured Gace Silks
Plain and plaid Ginghams
Plain and embroidered Tarletan Muslins
Black Maileoni and Italian Silks
Double and single width Gro de Rhinos
Plain aud figured black and blue black Poult de soie
Black French and English Bombaziuea
Black Silk Warp alpaccas
Plain and figured celared Alpaccas
Rich houselin &c LANES
French Wrought Capes, Collars and Cuffs
Lawns-ercry style and quality
Rich plaid and figured Linen Lustres
Beacbed and brown Shlrtlng and Sheetng
Prnts-every style and quality
Parasols-evory quality and color
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers and Bandb0xes-ali Of
which will be sold on the most favorable terms, by
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
March 30-ctf No 80, Main street.
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New Goods.

nUARLEs & MERWIN would respectfully Inform
now receiving from New York by express and packet,
their second supply of Spring aud Summer Dry Goods,
consisting of the latest and most fashionable styles of
Ladies' Dress Goods viz Rich Satin striped Bareges;
pink, blue and green plain Beragss and Tissues: plain
and embroidered Mouselins; cold Gros De Nap and
plaid do cold Tarlatans, assortsd rich blk and whls
Lace Capes fresh supply of The latest styles Para.
coils,
Also, general assortment Of every description of
Goods suitable for gentemen's wear which, together
with their former stock, tall Of pheh purehcssd this
Spring., renders their stock the most desirable in the
city-and, having adopted the cash system, enables
ioppriees.
All those in want of fresh Dry Goods will find it 10
their advantage TO give CALL at No. 229 Broad ST.,
Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va. May o5-cw4w
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THRESHING MACHINES.

+, NJ. SMITH late of the firm of Parker 4 Smith,
III and formerly foreman for tho late Jabez Parker,
would respectfully call tho attention Of his friends and
The public generally to his extensive MACHINE ESTA-
BASEMENT, onmain street, opposite the Union Ho-
tel, where, indepfdent of his patent sef-Oing Box,
now exclusively n his own hands, he has improve
ments in Horse Pcers strictly worthy the attention Of
persons intendingto purchase.
Whilst intending to keep few machines ready made,
he would advise PRISONS wanting, send In their or
ders early.
most superior Iricle in the way Of Wheat Fans al.
ways on hind. ASo, Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters
not surpassed.
Having superintnded the construction of all Thresh
ss made by the lac Jabez Parker he will undertake 10
repair such ct Of order-put in selts Of teeth
where they are toouch worn TO thresh clsan and do
general repairs.
he has on banda few superior sickles for McCor-
p %lsa's Reapers add Chain Bands for Chain Horse
Powers. June Self
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TO BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS for building the louisa Railroad Depot
/ In Richmond, between Broad and Grace, Unnn
and 10Th Streets will bs opened in Richmond at the
BROAD street Hotel Saturday. the 23d Of June Inc
main building will be of brick, covered win slate of
lin, about $50 by 40 feet.
There will also be required Blacksmith shop ana
Engine House. Security will be required Tor The compile
THE .tona foundations will constitute large job, and
If prefer separate bids may be made for that
notion of the work Bids may be made for all cash,
p,ans nd snecifcar1on may at the Engineers
oee al The Junction or al Broad Street Hotel on and
C mas Mnnday isfh Juns. WIN. A. KUPER,
a't IT,, an d,oisI Chief Engineer L. r. n.
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want of good article 10 give me call.
| would particularly invite tho attention of the
Farming community 10 my Stape-Tooth, Spring Bed
THRESHING MACHINES, which have been so gene
rally known for many years past that comment them
10 Unnecessary; also, HORSE POWERS to accompany
them, either Geered or Chain Band.
CORN SHELTERS from 80 to S27. WHEAT FANS
of various sizes. STRAW CUTTERS, especially one
at $780, for the manufacturing and selling Of which, in
Virginia, am equally interested the Patentee.--
PLhTENING MILLS furnished to order, made OF good
materials and In the best manner. THRESHERS re
paired with new sets Of Teeth and necessary with
entire new Cylinders and Beds. so to be made as
good as new.
Persons ordering Machines Of by letter will be as
well supplied and punctuay attended 10 as If they
were TO order In person. JABEZ PARKER.
Feb 6-cWtf
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FAuQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRING.
VIRGINIA,

(.HGre geneT1Hy KD0t1B as HnFTcnI0n Springs J
xIAS open for the reception of visitors first Of
w June EXTENSIVE. improvements are In progress,
that Will givea new aspect To the whole establishment
No expense will he spared in adding To It's enlbclsh.
ment, to the comfort aud pleasure oil the guests
Knowing by ocular evidence, in numerous instances,
the positive intrinsic value of the water, and Its almost
miraculous effect In particular cases. II has been re-
garded as good policy 10 enlarge the accommodations
and complete the original design, as to crafty the
and fancy Of guests well is 10 promote their
health and pleasure. situated in remarkably healthy
REGION in full view of the bold Blue Ridge, and in the
vicinity Of the beautiful village Of Wanenton, visitors
may, horseback in carriages over the improving
roads, enjoy the most picturesque 'eenery or may seek
exercise the ten pin alleys, tee pistol gallery, the
game Of billiards, the heahiu d1nct The lovers Of
music and flowers will find pecua! Care has been Ia.
ken to win their approval whit The fallow deer and
the fawn the gold and silver fish, the elk and the bu
To- may relieve tedious hour 10 those who are inter.
rsted in the Isr6 naturs In word, every step has
been taken which expanded beraity could suggest,
add TO the comfort and accommodation OF visitors The
hurdle race and tournament, the fancy ball, masque-
rade, and brilliant fire works. VIII lend their respective
attractions Nor these preparations desg qt for the
gay monde only. To tho holy ministers of religion, of
every denomination, cordial, not grudging invita-
tion Is given TO spend the Summer The usual serv-
ces Of the Church are respected throughout the
These Springs are rs or 80 miles, according TO the
route taken from Fredericksburg, and 10 or so from
Alexandria. Tri,wrsky stages WIN run MI, from both
these points till July, when daily lines VIII be esta.
blished Visitors leaving the District OF Columbia, IN
the stage or steamer al or 3, A. NJ may reach the
Springs the same day.
These Springs known on The post otIce books as
sWaenton Springs and all letters should he d.
recied they may be left al Waenton, or sent TO the
White Sulphur Springs, in Greenbrier.
Terms Of Board will be as follows: $s0 for the whole
season. ending LIST October; SIS for three months; $40
for months S35 for month; $40 per wesk; SIS
for two weeks 81 per day; meals or lodging so cents
each Servants and children under twelve years old,
half price, No charge for children under three years
old When separate tables are provided for children
before the usual hour those who retain their seats a,
the ordinary table viii be charged full price, Horses So
cents day, or $40 month.
The finest wines and spirits have been procured and
corkage will be charged for private supplies.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
~ Ths Legislature of virginia = 10 assemble al
these Springs Monday, the llth OF june, and It's IN
teresting debates will offer extraordinary attractions
all who desire 10 see and hear this able body of Vre
mia statesmen June s-clf
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pIJBI.ic SALE OF LAND

THE subscriber viii sell 10 the highest bidder, the
lth day of Jnly next, tract OF land lying III the
county of King William, about twenty miles from the
city Of Richmond, and about two miles from the Pa
munkey River, IN 4 healthy neighborhood, adjoining
the lands of Captain Martin Dre9ry, and William Be-
shrr Esq containing about three hundred acres about
fourth of which is good swamp land. Al the same
time and place will be Sold The stock Of Cattle Hogs
Sheep, Plantation Utensils, &C. Any person wishing
10 purchase the land, probably before tbs day Of sale
address the subscriber AT Charlottesville, Va,
rhos. NJ. Valentine, Richmond City. The STOCK Of
Cais, Hogs Sheep, SC VII hr snd on credit of st
months all sums SlO, ana under that cash.
The land. third cash the balance a credit oil
one ana TWO years. The sale will take place without
reserve If NOT sold privately before the day of sale
May l5-caawtds TllOS. J. VALENTINE.
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SiraasOaa's aegtce

SEraasORa'S Office.
~ MOND, VIRGINIA A'''
Let all the world say whatthsy ran
For selling Prizes. STRATTON,s, he man
Great luck al STATIONS The Capital of
Sl5,2 80 sold
Drawn Nos of SUSSEX Lottery M aa-M,v os,h.
so 81 SO SIS 6 "a 30 65 63 S "a ~ "a ~
Iieket' Moss So 81 the capital sl5 $50, sold and
pa'uV sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of Monongali la Lottery. No s7-May "a:
Whole Ticket, Nos IL q rs, prize Of 60 I65 sold
and paid hv STRarToN
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, Class a3@June &:
81 % 81 SO Is 20 Is SIS "a d6 II al
sr'rcket Nos 30 IS 81, prize of $3.50 sold and paid
BTRATTON
SCHEMES FOX TIE WEEk.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS
FRlDAY-Sussex, No. 81. Capitals: 500 900. q 600.
5000, a,435, Of 1000, &C. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tick,
els 81; halves .; Grs. /.
45O0 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS
SATURDAY-susseI, Extra, No. 60 Capitals :
$780, 700, 575, &c. rs Hos ii drawn. Tickets a
halves 5U Cts quarters 25cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE!
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass 49, for 1919, to
De drawn on Saturday, June 9Th 70 No. Lottery
$780, $780, $780, PEG 80 of 500 30 Of $50 80 Of 400
267 Of 200. &C. Tickets Sl2-shares in proportion
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. TO- for ls49,
70 De drawn on saturday, June 10th. Go No. Lottery
10 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: $50 900 10 yCO
5000, $500, l6o 10 Of i,OOO &C., SC Tickets $40,
| halves S; Gr5. . So.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class No. f, for 1919,
to be drawn on Saturday, June 3d. rs No. Lottery
| IL drawn ballots. Capitals: S6oUOO 30 900 20 900
iUooo 440a 4of 2.Oou 900 of 600, &c. Tickets only
| Sl5-shares in proportions.
Virginia Monongalla Lottery, Glass 81 for ls4s, to
be drawn on Saturday, June 3Ulh. Is drawn num-
bers out of 49, Capitals: S35 UO0 II 900 600 900
2O00 800, l655, 10 of OOU 10 Of 700 10 of 400 &C.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
! Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
single Tickets In all the Lotteries will be promptly
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address ordersto N. STRATTON,
June Richmond. Va.
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Communicated for the Georeian.I

Messrs. Edhors-Havng been requested to testify to
the properties Of Or. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, tako great pleasure in stating that have
frequently used II myself and administered 1t TO others
during the past two years in of obstinate COug
Colds Soreness Of the Chest and always with the
most happy reiut and such unbounded confidence
In It's merits, that prescribe II for my friends in each
Of the above the first and most eicacious re-
medy. am also fully Convinced that, il used in the
incipen stages of Consumption, it would be found
speedy remedy and sure preventive of that fatal and
much dreaded malady.
Wishing its proprietor extensive sale, and regret
Ting thai s virtues are mol more universally known |
am yours, &C., E.P X.
pr Beware Of c0unterfeits. None genuine unless
signed {. BUTTS on the wrapper.
W Por sale by GAYNok s. WOOD and ALEX
hNDER DUvAL, only Agents fol Richmond.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, JUNE 7


TOBACCO-Receip,s and inspections in.
ceasins, but without any change in prices.
Good and hne manufacturing and s,emmins
kinds are in demand, and sell readily al good
prices. We quote Tugs 50 IS to So IS and So;
common Leaf So 50a "a So middling 10 good 81
75a s. SO and So; good TO fine Sc so So SO
ant 50; extra manufacturing $40 $l2 50.
PLOUR-S5.
WHEAT-90 a 95 C. for red; 100 c. for white.
The mills bave ceased grinding for the season.
CORN-47i to so cents.
FlSH-Herrings are very scarce Cut Sc Is,
which price sales are briski Gross dull at So IS
a4l2i; Shad S SO a 6-dul.
BACON-Virginia cured 7 "a cenls.fhog
round; Western Sides a ct cents Shoulders
5! centsE Hams 6 a 9 cenIs-with beusr de-
mnad
OATS-2s 80 cents per bushel.
CORN MEALS cents.
WHlSKEY-23i cents for Rectfed.
LIVE STOCK-BEEE scale weight 81 Is a
8 25 gross; Hoes: none in market; SHEEP 50
S4-as in qualify.
SUGAR-New Orleans, 4. aisle; Porto Ri
co, At 6ic; 81 Croix 81 TIC; double refined
(oaf. crushed and powdered) &c. Very Dull.
SALT-Last sales from wharf IS per sack
from store 81 As. Dull.
LARD-BaIrels u cents; kegs u cts.
FISH-New No. Cut Herrings Sc IS; No.
Shad Sc; No. / Family Roe Sc 50; new No,
! Gross Herrings 81 IL.
NORFOLK MARKET, June s.-Corn-whi,s and
tc5 37A Cotton-6 81 cents, duh. Lard-sA a cts.
Oats-S 30 cents. Whiskey-23 "a cents.
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THE CELEROTYPE.

HE CELEHOI1PE.
THIS new and splendid system taking Da-
i guerroIypes, comprising all the modern i'm.
provemenls in thi. art!s now in full operation at
| the original Sky.light Gallery, NO. 1879 MAIN
STREET, ABOVE GOVERNOR.
The proprietor has jus, returned from the
Moth with beautiful assortment OF Silk Vel
vet cases, &C. suitable for Christmas and New
Years Presents, together with all the latest i'm
ptovements in this style Of miniatures, by which,
in tact, the picture is rendered imperishable and
may be seen in any light. His new sky.light j.
now completed, and by this and The above he is
enabled TO insure perfect picture in any weather
in few seconds time
WILLIAM A. PRATT.
N. B. All materials, as usual for sale at New
York prices. Dec. 20
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, IN THR
COUNTY OF HANOVER FOR SALE

IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Chancery for the county of Hanover, pro-
ncuncrd on The lnh day OF April lsf9 in the case OF
Roper against Taylor ana others, will proceed
sell, on the premises the 9th day of June next II
me Eour OF l2 O'Clock, A. NJ, Tract Of Land siiua
ted IN The upper part Of the county of Hanover,
Negfoioot, called RATCLlFFE'S, and contain In z
about SIX hundred There is on the tract com
Portable dwelling house and the necessary cabins aud
other out.bulldings. The situation is healthy and In
desirable nelghDorhood, and the soil ptble OF
high improvement.
TERMS-0ne. third Of the purchase money TO be
paid ia cash the balance In two equal instruments a,
twelve and eighteen months from the day of sale, 81
cured by bonds and the title retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid
JOHN A MEREDITH, commiss,o,.r.
WIN WINSTON, commissioner
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VALUABLE DAN RIVER LAND FOR
SALE

HAVING purchased land in Charlotte. with A view
- oil residing IN that county, will, on TUESDAY
ne .6th OF June-beng the day after Halifax Court
Al O'CLOCK on the premises sell 10 the highest bidder
my Tract OF Land-fomeily the homs tract OF Thomas
Torian-lyins IN the county OF Halifax, on the North
side OF Dan rv-r, seven miles South OF Halifax Court
house and adjoining the lands OF Robinson Owen and
scare Toran Tins tract contains by survey GIG acres
be The slne more or ess23 acres of which are low
grounds and from 2s0 To 800 woodland. The low
grounds are Of th- best quality, safe from overflow and
easily drained aud the larger PORTION have good crop
OF Clover on them at this Time. The highland lies eI
csrdiney level aud very productive In all the staple
crops particularly tobacco. The and easy access
UP bansrr rver across the country To all the sur
seys Tor the Riclmo and Danve Railroad, should
attract The attention Of land buyers this SALE and the
nare promise OF the present crop justifes The sub
scoer IN giving all special invitation to visit and e1
anime II thoroughly. Terms made known on day of
sale. Any one wishing 10 make private bid before
dav OF sale can address me at Cub Creek, Charlotte
virginia. JOS EDMUNDS.
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Telegraphed for the Baltimore American.
Nru YoaV lime p Nj

New YoRk, June 6 6 P. M.
There have been sixty new cases OF Cholera
during the pasl "a hours, and len deaths out of
this number.
Private letters have been received from Rio de
Janeiro OF a la er dale than heretofore, (27th,)
which report that the barque Louisiana, which
sailed from here on The Dist December last, Tor
California, was lost in doubling Cape Horn, and
all on board persisted except FIVE. This news,
however, is not credited BY many.
New ORLEANS, June Q.
The Sauve crevasse has been pretty well got
under, while the one at Carrollon is still on The
increase, The inundation OF the streets is slowly
increasing and the river is falling.
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THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
m a chine MI Ia nuf a tory
la still carried on In all i'll

Is still carried on In all its
branches at the OLD rsrABLtsHRp
STAND, corner of Main and 18th
sis, first door below the Union
Hotel, where ] would be pleased
TO see the former patrons Of the
establishment, and all Others In
want Of good AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. Az | shall al
ways keep a supply Of the best
Machines that can he produced,
and warranted in all cases 10
give satisfaction, il will there
fire he 10 the interest of those in