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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS.
MORRIS & BROTHER


MORRIS & BROTHER.
The International for Augusta magnificent number,
containing 81 highly finished wood engravings, in
GLIDING IL views OF the most fashionable watering
places OF the United States. With the best foreign
literature Of The month, and great variety of ine-
resting and valuable original papers. This number
commences the 4lh volume and new year OF publ
cation-the first, second and third volumes bound in
muslin. Price, each. ..,.................Sl IS
Harpers New Monthly Magazine for August. IS
Travels in the United States &C., during l849 and
1850, by the Lady Emeline Stuart Wortley--
limo, muslin, INSTRUMENTATION. 75c, paper 60
His ,Ory Of Josephine, by John G. Abbott, forming "
The 10th volume OF "Abbotts illustrated Series;"
16lno, muslin, with Illuminated title page and
numerous engravngs. Recommendations. 60
Stuart OF Dunleath, a story of the present time, by
the Hon. Caroline Norton-9vo paper. ..... 25
Cosmos, sketch of Physical Description of the
Universe, by Alex. Won Humboldt-translated
from the German, by E c Otte-compIete in
co y2anes, +, ans muslin In l. e H. 55
I'hos Miller, with numerous illustrations; Svo,
The Daushte Of Might, a story OF the present -
time, by w Fulsom; Svo, paper. ...... IS
Yeast: Problem, by the author of "Alton
Locke 12mo, muslin ............"...... rs
Eastbury, tale, by Anna Harriet Drury; IL mo,
Harpers New York and Erie Railroad Guide
Book, containing description of the scenery,
rivers, towns, villages, and most important works
on the road-iustrated with 1856 engravings by
Losing and Barrtt, from original sketches made
expressly for this work-by William Mcleod,
l2mo, paper Soc; muslin Observation-Disclosures. 81
The Lorgnetto, by Tx Marvel 4,h edition, elegant
barley .......................... SO
Jenny Lnd's Tour through America and Cuba by
G Rosenberg, author Of Life of Jenny Lind,
&c ................... Observation-Disclosures 90
The Gypsy Chief thrilling romance, by G w
Reynolds. The last production by this very po-
pular writer. .....".... 5O
For. of Mr. and Mrs Sandboys Adventures by
Henry Mayhem. ..".....-......".. II
The Countess of Salisbury, I'd edition, by Alex.
Dumas 1900. o0
Punch's Complete Letter Wrter-New edition of
this book OF "mirth and fun. ............. 25
Mary Lawson by Eugene Sue; third edition. 25
The Microscopist's Manual, vol. royal 8go.... 81
Cragie's General and Pathological Anatomy, vol
royal evo. ...................... 8 90
Rankings Halt. Yearly Abstract of Medical Sci
ences-No 10, for July
Medical News for July
De Quincey's Writings, vol. 5, comprising Life and
Manners, and Autobiography, with portrait.
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MORE NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA,
PER STEAMER PaoMETHEUs
New YoRK, Aug. 10, p. M.

NEW Y DIRK, Aug. 10, /. wi.
INDIAN DEPREDATIONS.
The vicinity OF Rogue's River and the klamath res
gion III California, appear to be still infested with
bands of hostile Indians, who are well armed, and
murder the miners and others with mpunity.
The Indians have likewise become troublesome in
the valley of the Sacramento river; they refuse to meet
the U. S. Commissioners who, being short OF funds,
are unable to prosecute their labours, by penetrating
into the Indian settlements.
The Mormons making decided movement to-
wards establishing direct communication between the
Salt Lake and the Pacific Ocean.
The intelligence from the mining region continues
extremely encouraging and the effects Of the late fire
in San Francisco are rapidly disappearing, the burnt
district being pretty thickly studded with new build
ngs Numerous substantial brick stores and other kinds
of brick buildings going up in different parts Of the
city.
The agricultural prospects Of the country are ex-
tremely good
Political affairs beginning to attract great atten
ton and there are three distinct parties in the
field, viz the Independents, the Democrats and the
Wings.
The markets generally are overstocked, and prices
consequently unchanged.
Seamens wages rather lower.
Carpenters receive $40 and common laboures S. per
day.
Money plenty and business generally pretty brisk.
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TRUTH AKIN TO NATURE-Have you

TRUTH AKIN TO NATURE.-Have you
paint Be thankful: 1t is vigorous effort OF Nature
10 throw OF morbhc matter. From what may the
morbifc matter arise? From bruse, or unwhoesome
air which has become mixed with the BLOOD not incor-
porated in it, but which liable faint the whole mass
if not speedily removed. Or the pain may arise from
bile which has become bad, rancid putrid, in conse-
Guenee OF the want of power in the proper organs
discharge it. This pain which so frishens people, is
only the symptoms of the efforts OF Nature (ior the
vital principle of the blood, expe the pecsnt or i'm
pure matter, which would otherwise destroy the human
fabric. All diseases are OF the solids or fluids, BOTH
When we have pain in head in our foot, in our
throat or in our back bowels let but be satisfied
that it is produced by the efforts Of blood to throw
off morbfic matter; and ii this be So we can but
believe and understand this, will be easy and
generally For course will then be to help Ma
ture to throw of the morbid matter not TO take away
the blood. For the blood, every drop we have IS re-
quired to insure ultimate health to the body. we must
not lose drop-neither must we use any medicines m
ternally which not perfectly harmless, II applied
externally to the body. So must not use any OF the
preparations OF mercury, neither must we use any We
| getable medicine OF corrosive power.
In order to discriminate between TRUTH which IS eter-
nal and conjecture, which is like transient vision we
must be guided by the light Of experience; To what
DRETHS PILLS in at ses Of bodily sui
fering As this advice is foo8 I'd, so will the health
OF the body be. The writer has long used them and
has never found them fail otimparng relief In all acute
Diseases let Bandreth Pills and mild diet be used, and
the patient will soon be restored TO good health. In
chronic complaints let the Pills be used often
venient by which means the vitality OF the blood will
be generally brought about the disease being changed
to acute, few large doses OF Pills and few days
confinement tc the house will change the chron-
| caly diseased individual to sound man. This
no figure OF the imagination it can be proved by
thousand matter OF tact who have experienced It.
Remember in all OF disease, no matter whether
| it be cold or cough, whether it be rheumatism or
pleursy whether 1t be typus or lever and a9ue or Dill
ous fever cramp whooping cough Or measles; weth-
| er it be scarlet fever small toX that the Pills
known Brandreths Pills will surely de more than all
1 1.a,,,n HetNr.f
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NEW BOOKS.
RECEIVED BY

NASH d. WOOD HOUSE.
The London Art Journal for July double number
containing Sd part illustrated Catalogue of the exh
bition of The Industry of all Nations. ....$l SO
Campaigns of the Rio Grande and Mexico, with
notices of the recent work OF Major Ripley, by
Brevet Major Isaac ] Stevens, U S Army 49,. 81
A new volume ofK,to's Daily Bible Illustrations,
Solomon and the Kings. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 90
The Royal Preacher, Lectures on Eccesiasies,
by James Hamilton, d D, F L S. author Of Life
in Earnest life of Lady Colquhon, &c.. ...... 81
Uric; or the Voices, by T S Fay. .............. rs
New youne s Auhui's Library, for the House
hold Stories tor Parents ............... so
Seed-time and Harvest: or whatsoever man sow.
eth that shall he reap. Observation-Disclosures. so
Stray Arrows, by Rev 7 l. CuyIer. ....."... 81
Stories for Young Housekeepers by r Arthur. so
Lessons in Lille, for all who will read them, by Il
, Arthur. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Romance Dust, by Mayo, further supply
Familiar Science, or the Scientific EXPLANATION OF
common things, edited by r E Peterson. IS
IA valuable little work for School and general
readers.l
New edition, Narrative Of the United States Elk.
ploying Expedition, during the years 1888, 1889,
1870, l84l and 1912, by Charles Wilkes, U S N,
in five volumes, 9vo, with thirteen maps and nu-
mefous illustrations. SIS 90
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Lieut.. NJ. c. Watkins, of the United States Navy,
has applied to the Government for leave explore the
African rivers with a small party of volunteers from
naval service Lieut.. Watkins is in the opinion Of
experienced officers well fitted for the task by energy,
dscoverer He has spent years the African coas.
and has prepared fund of information in regard to the
proper mode OF conducting the expedition.
The proposition has, SO far, been well received, and
is entertained by the Navy Department, IoN
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MASSACHUSETTS Lowell Courier gives as one
OF the political rumors current that Mr. Phillips is to
be dropped as candidate tor Governor, aud Mr.. Pal
frey taken up in his pace-the former heading the
on Senatorial ticket for Essex. The game is have
no election Of Governor by the people, and when the
matter comes before the Legislature, to elect Mr. Bout
we'll by buying off the Tree soil candidate with offices
for his friends.
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BY RTCEARD CAyJTHOPN

= OCULAR SAA.E DAYS. MONDAYS,
Ia Wednesdays and Fridays-Saie of horses every
81 o'clock, will sell auction, at my Store on I5ta ST.
avariev OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting OF the fol
lowing:
Candles, Soap, Nails, Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides Rice, Pepp Ginger Brandy Whskey, Gu,
Molasses, Butter, Lard, Herrngs, Shad
y FuRNIIUR r. Sideboards, Wasfstands,
Chairs, Candlestands, Dining, Tea, and T oet Tables
Bedding of every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs, with many other articles i'll the housekeeping
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &5c.-Iwill also sell Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing Of every kind, Hats Caps,
Crockery- ware, Matches. Writing and Wrapping Pa"
per, Books, &c.
au2l F. CA(JTHORN
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DISCOVERY OF A BODY

BURLINGTON, VI, Aug. IT.
The body of Budrick Sprague, of Morristown, mis-
sing for two years past has been found in Lake Mem
phramagog with the threat cut. The body was in a
remarkable stale OF preservation, to be at once
recognised by his friends. Sprague is said to have
been wealthy, and was undoubtedly murdered The
discovery has caused much excitement.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE AT WHEEIING.-We learn from
the Wheeling Gazette, that the splendid railroad bridge
for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Boggs run,
three miles below that city, will be finished week.
1t of the finest and cubs anal structures in
Tho country In addition to the 100 hands at work
the road within 46 miles OF Wheeling, Mr.. Kelley last
week put on so iu the narrows, miles below Wheel
ing, and will next week put on so more.
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Henry Hamilton, arrested by officer Warrington
Thursday morning, upon the charge of stealing
three bags of wheat, was again brought before the
Mayor yesterday Major Sneed, Tol!-gatherer of the
James River and Kanawha Canal, appeared and cleared
up the whole mystery by stating that boatman named
Craddock having received more wheat on his boat than
his bill olading specified, took advantage of the mis-
take and commissioned the prisoner to sell the three
bags Mr.. Bragg. The prisoner, therefore, was in
truth Craddocks agent and could be held response.
BILE for the act he thereupon discharged from Gus
tody. Maj Sneed stated also, that as he heard
of the transaction the day previous, he inquired into it,
and fined Craddock, under the rules ofthe company.
G. paid the fine and left the city in hurry.
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TELEGRA.PHED
FOR TIE DAILY RICHMOND TIM Els
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
VIA NICARAGUA.
ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHEUS
TUNCII LAW IN GAM I'D ANCrcCn I

New YORK, Aug. 10, p M.
The steamship Prometheus has arrived, with San
Juan tNicaragua) dates to the 4th August, and from
S n Francisco TO the 18th July.
The Promeiheus brings three hundred passengers aud
100000 in gold on her freight list be ides 100000 IN
the hands OF passengers.
The passengers express great satisfaction with the
Nicaragua route.
EXECUTION OF A DESPERATE.
desperate named James Stuart was publicly hung
by The people Of San Francisco the 18th july for his
msdeeds. 1t is estimated that fully 5000 citizens were
present at the execution.
Other cities and towns 10 California were following
the example set by the citizens San Francisco. The
laws proving inadequate to the protection of life and
property, the people were adopting measures to pro-
tect themselves.
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
RETURN OF DR.. GARDNER. &c.
WASHINGTON. Aupust 1.


Letters have been received here from Gardner,
(who is implicated in the alleged Mexican claim
fraud) stating that he will return to the United
States by the steamship Africa, which was to sail
from Liverpool on the Sd inst
Dispatches from Alabama announce it as pro-
babe that the secessonists have elected three Of
their candidates to Congress.
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New YORK, Aug. 49, P. M.
The steamer City Of Manchester, from Liverpool
arrived at Philadelphia this morning.
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LARcENY.-A couple of negro boatmen concerned
in the robbery OF the boat Baltimore, were yesterday
examined by the Mayer, and sent on for trial before
the Hastings Court
A free fellow rejoicing in the name of Cupid,
Smith, was likewise examined upon the charge OF
stealing wearing apparel belonging to another fire.
negro-conYlcted, and ordered to be punished.
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GE'HY AEE Al &c $.

Pursuit OF WEpLocK, UNDER DIFFICULTIES sub
day evening last, about half past o'clock, loving
swain from the country rugged out IN White thread
Gloves black irock coat and white pantaloons accom-
panied by blooming country lass dressed in white
cambria, with white lace VEIL and attended by couple,
who 1t only necessary to say, were not arrayed in
wedding garmeus-anived at the Grace street Baptist
Church just as the Sexton closing the doors. The
swain anxously enquired for the Minister and learned
with dismay that he had left the church some time pre-
yiously. He told the sexton that he had called tor
the purpose of getting married to the young woman at
his side, who it is breach OF propriey to say, ap-
peared deeply interested in the subec-and that he ex-
perenced disappointment 10 not meeting the minister.
AS the couple had made up their minds to get mar
ried they determined to overcome all impediments,
and asked where a Minister OF the Gospel could be
found Upon learning that The Rev Mr. Manly board.
ed ct the corner of Marshall and End Streets the bridal
party posted off in the direction Indicated one two
citizens VINO had become acquainted with the delicate
nature Of their Grand. undertaking act pilots On
arriving at the Of Marshall and End streets,
other reverse awaited the anxious couple. Mr.. Manly
was not at home 4 consultation was again held in
the street.-the hy"standers were appealed to to aid
them in their hour of trbulaon, by directing them to
the residence OF another minister. citizen present
diused great joy by suddenly ecolecting that the Rev.
DR.. Howell lived close by, and would probably be-
found at home. The bridal party again posted off to-
wards third street, were directed to Dr. Howel's resi-.
dencefound the Doctor at home and learned, to their
unspeakabe joy that he bad not the slightest obiec.
ton to "bindng TWO willing hearts" The party proper
entered the Doctors manson-the spectators remain
Jog liz the street.-the nuptia sSne tied in trice,
and the bride and bridegroom accompanied by their
friends, descended into the street. After exchanging
oh ~, Lx;J
we learn, the happy party started off on loot for the
country. We all our readers will unite with
in Wishing the energetic couple'all imaginable fec-
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LATE FROMgPERNAMBUCO

BOSTON, Aug. 18th.
The barque Domingo, from Pernambuco, with dates
TO the l4h ult has arrived She reports that pepara
tons were making for war with Buenos Ayres, and
troops were being sent forward Military men believed
there would be actual fighting Business dull.
A flour dealer failed in Boston to-day for $4,000.
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AN UNRULY CUSTOMER Tuesday evening about 3
o'clock white calling himself John B. Weston,
created disturbance ut the Of Cary and l7;h
streets, which officer Page undertook que by ar
resting the chief actor, Weston. The resisted the
officer, but was finally lodged safely in the watch.
house. Yesterday he made his appearance before the
Mayor and entered into bonds in the penalty OF 600
to keep the peace.
We yesterday placed in possession of Baltimore
papers, by the Pney Point line, several hours in advance
of the regular mail.
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JAcouITTAL OF M. CABET.-The Journal DIES Debats
otthe 9th u. says that the judgment against M Ca
Nauvoo has been reversed by the appellate court and
that he is discharged
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Aug. 13-P. M.
FLouR-Sales to day of 800 bbls. City Mills at 81
per Dbl.
GRAIM-Market steady, but prices unchanged.
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~ WELIINGTON CODDTN.
w7ALUArLE REAL ESTATE ON r1y

w ALUAHLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
y SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN, FOR SALE
AT AUCIlON.-Wil be said on MONDAY AT
TERNOON, the 18Th Of August, 1884, upon the pre-
misses, W'thout The least reseyge commencing five
o'clock, those two three story brick tAremsnts or the
south side OF the basin, fronting tweuy feet each
Canal street. between 10Th and llth strees) running
back 146 feet to an open alley Is ieet wide, one Of
which is occupied at rent Of 1852 per annum the
back lot being reserved, (Which will command $IOC
rent@ the other (ncludng substantial stone and
brick building in rear, IS BY SO feet Two stories high
and neatly tnished) would, under all circumstances
rent or at least $500 per aendp Also. three framed
tenements, adjoining Oh The west, each having front
OF about Is eet, and depth Of A eet 10 an alley two
OF which ate renting Tor 1925 per each; the other
| corner tenement for Sl44 per annum.
Also, the SIX framed tenements fronting the east
side OF 10Th street, between Canal stbet and the line OF
the Locks, each having front of about Is feet and
depth OIL Al feet and each renting to punctua tenants
al $S4 per annum. To those DESTROYS onvestng their
funds prottabty the above realestate being in I'M
proving part OF the city, and4kely increase greatly
IN value UPON the cofsphton ofthe James River and
s nss"'o '"' presents more N'" ordinary a@0aH'
TERMs.,One-fourh cash, balance at six and tive We
s" trust Nd "0'' 'A''''S' "o0e'' secured by
au 9--tds w. GoDDIN, Auct.
By EUNEOP, MC<NEURE & co.
alOFFEE, SUGAR, MOFASSEs, WINS.
" KEY, &c. AT AUCTION.-Qn FRIDAY
the ed ust commencgg sat 10 o'clock, We will sell
at our warehouse at Rockets 10 close consgnmens-
ll2s bags Rio Coffee, prime quality
ATS bids plantation and,clarified sugar-rapgng
from tair to- choice quality.
:. $50 bbls Attak&pas and Coast Molassss-early
crops and prime quality.
100 A1es and bbls crushed, clarified and loaf
- = Sugar.
1920 bbs, herces and hhds Muscovado Molasses
- ll3 bbs Cincinnati Whisky
IT'S boxes Adamantne and Sperm Candies
900 boxes Soap
With many other articles suited to the trade
TERMs-Under 800, cash; over 300, 4 months cre-
dit, for approved, negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co,
an Aucts.
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DEPARTURE OF THE NIAGARA.

NEW Y DIRK, Aug. 10, L. M.
The steamer Niagara left to-day for Liverpool, with
sixty passengers amongst whom is included Sir Hen.
ny Bulwer, the British Envoy The Niagara like
wise takes out $500 600 in specie
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

a TOOK SALE OF GROCERIES AT AU(-
- IION.-On Friday morning the 18th nst com
menclng at 10 o'clock, at No. 266 Broad street. oppo-
site the Shockoe Hill Tavern, will be sold at auction.
without reserve tie entire stock of Groceries Earhen-
ware, &C OF IHeSsrs Graves g. Baber, who are dec-
ning business. The slock consists Off general variety
OF Family Groceries, &c. Sale without reserve.
Terms Cash-Sae conducted by
GEO. ]. SUMNER,
au "a Auctoneer. "a
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IA ON SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY
AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Nill he sold on FRIDAY Afternoon.
the 18Th Aug 1851 upon the premises, commencing at
O'clock, Two valuable building Lots on the East side
of 9Th street between Clay and Marshall streets, ad-
joining Mr.. John NJ. Decampo's resiGence-each
fronting 30 feet, running back 100 ee to an alley
Terms One third cash; balance ats End IL months
Tor negotiable notes, interest added, and lille retained
until the last note is paid
au 70 w GODDIN huct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by GEORGEJ sUaINER

DA "LCISUG y %. SUnN Err
WTOODEN DWELLING HOUSE AT
VIZ AUCTlON.-On THURSDAY Afternoon
at o'clock. upon the premises. will be sold AZ 5sI r.
ton, the wooden Dwelling and Smoke-bouse sit,,ate1
on Governor street, Immediately opposite the Gover
nors mansion the same to be removed in fifteen davs,
time. Terms at sale '
au14 GEO. ], SUMNER Au.,
&SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KTTCTJ-
- EN- FURNITURE, AND BAR FIXTURES.
SUITABLE FOR A TAVERN OR BOARDING
HOUSE;@oWill be sold on THURSDAY, the l4th
August, 1851, commencing at ten o'clock, A. NJ, at
the Franklin Hotel Franklin street. all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of the usual va
ety, and all tie Bar Fixtures of said Hotel belong
ing to inc. P. Lee, taken 10 satisfy rent.
au ~ JNO. GODDlN, H. C. C. H.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
GROCERIES,, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
VI THURSDAY, 14th Aug, we will sell at our
auction store, at l0ocook, an assortment Of Groce-
RES viz:
Porto Rico Sugars
h,olasses, in hhds and bbs
Rio and Laguayra Coffee
Soar Lamp Oil. Sole Leather
Patent Candies, brown and black Soap
= Rum. French Brandy, Window Glass
$50 bbS No 3 Mackerel
Loaf and crushed Sugars tallov Candle.
Green and Black Teas
Indigo, Rice, Pepper, dc.
ALSO--3O0 bags New York Shot, assorted sizes
ALSO-35 cases Loaf Sugar, damaged On bosrd
schr Sbaron, for account of whom it may concern
ALSO-50000 Cigars.
TERNs-Under 800, cash; over Slo0, Jour months
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
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Alabama Fourth District.

TUSCALOOSA, Aug 8 =
John Erwin, the Southern Rights candidate Tor Con-
gress this district is believed TO be elected VIM
r. Smith, the Union candidate.
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AM EGT NURSE.-W We have to hire for the bal
w anee of the year Wet Nurse, about IL years
OF age, with child one month old She is perfectly
healthy and isa good washer and ironer. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
au IA Agents & Collestors.
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Va Monongalia, class No. 9s-to be drawn Aug.
10th rs nos Is drawn. Capitals: s35 GOO, Is coo,
of 1900 OF $685. 10 of 1906 10 OF 1000, 10 OF 500.
10 Of 2oossAA Tickets $lo-shares in proportion.
seen ct the Office, proof of what have sold ana
every drawing continues to incease the number.
Orders Tor packages, certificates Of packages, and sim
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
suested. Please address orders to
au IL NJ SRATTON Richmond, Va.