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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-COv-

NOTICE TO CONIKACIURO.-C
IN INGTON AND OHIO RAILROAEs-Propo-
sails will be received at the Office of the Covngton
December next, for the graduation and masonry Of
about seventy ave miles of the above road; of which,
the eastern portion comprising fifty miles, lies next
Of Covington and the western portion, consist
ing of about twenty-five miles, lies between the
K8pawha River and the mouth of the Rig Sandy. A
large share of the work TO be let-nclzdng brid gin
and tuunelhng-is heavy and desirable, and is well
worthy the attention of responsible contractors The
western sections of the above work ready
for examination, and the eastern portion will be pre-
pared for inspection by the 9th of December.
Further information may be obtained on appilea-
ton at the companys Offices at Covington and Gay
andotte. By order of the Board,
CHARLES B. FISK, Chief Engineer.
N B-The Board of Public Works of VirginiF,
under whose direction the Covington aud Ohio Raj :
road to be constructed State account will meet
at Gown gton on the 18th of December, above named
for the purpose receiving and acting the propo
sails that may then be offered.
Nov l9. 1883. no IL tl5dec
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

STAUNTUN, NVF. <olAI, Io1I
Ed DISPATCH: The sentence OF death was this
day passed on Andrew Hemphill Trayer and Hen,
ry Wilson, who had been found guilty of the muir
der of VIM Coleman. A 10 o'clock in the morn
ing, the court met and the Clerk Mr. N. C. Kurney,
calling on the prisoners to stand up and speak, if
anything they had to say before sentence was read
Trayer rose, and In disconnected manner, and in
a tremulous voice, made few remarks. asseyera-
ting his innocence, positively and emphaticaly-
Wilson also very briefly stated that he was limo
cent, and knew nothing about it," and sat down
Judge L. p Thompson then, in very impressive,
solemn and feeling manner, pronounced sentence
of death by hanging on the the 9th day OF January
next, between the hours of IL and o'clock.
The courthouse was filed with persons from all
parts of the county, and all seemed TO feel sensibiy
during the progress of the awfuly serious ceremo-
-, Y
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Ma;or Smith, an emanci.

AT LIBERTY.-Maj0r ShIIIn' On ~ psu;.
who e. rossiss iss he ss store Of
tertiary, some yeaIs cs Of this city, Of large
.nsani of das goods . psn
erds sg se will Of Hsss
THIS fellow was emhl.nd and kas been directed BY
ga s 3, 81 aup re AZ once or he
.hs me, slayo. ~ II and sold into slavery.
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WvHERE ARE YOU GOING!-Ar0und
l. Nimmo's. 10 get me an easy hitting BOOT, for
hear he has lust returned from the North with new
assortnent Of Boots Shoes and Caters, and likewise
rev and we'll selected stock eff French CALF
SKINS, which he keeps constantly on hand TO make
TO order .,t -.
A cali Is requested before purchasing elsewhere as
his goods Will bear inspection and his pTicss VIII be
sp us sI rial DAVID CURRY,
"oi The old established Boot Store,
Next door but one to MIR. PurceWs Exchauge
se ism oiuco
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

~ The cirrslasion of the Daily Dispatch excesds
thss of oil the Daily ps7er Of Richmond
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Captain Porter, of the brig George Harris, Of
Prospect Me-, died in Charleston, where the brig
had put In for medical assistance, day or two
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THE CLERgsHIP.-Mr Forney stands very good
chance for the Clerkship of the House OF Represen
tatives. There will however, be an effort made 20
defeat his election
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iAun % - ant Al the NJ ut alarm Of FIRE and capture
nee VIII al 81 he bows who may be found running with
.ha we think they VIII take svery
zoe - n preventing ncsndiArsn. Suppose the
~ nsrfMent y tried. k-A1
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~ THE RESPIRATORY ORGANS are pecu-
lary sensitive part of the human rame, and their
susceptibility to disease, manifests sef in various
forms such as coughs, colds Group bronchitis, asth-
ma, and that fearful scourge of our race Consump-
ton. To medy these diseases STABLER'S AEO-
DINE CHERRY EXPEGTORANT Is offered to the
public, with the assurance that it is empirical
pound, but preparation sanctioned BY medical sci-
aud eommendatieR. Its beneficial effects in all
the above forms of disease, have been certified to by
incontroyertible testimony. You advised to give
il q trial. 81
STABLER'S DIARRHGsA CORDIAL is also a
remedy which has been tested and approved by hun
dreds of physicians and Others.
See advertisement in another column, and descrip-
tive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the agents. Price
of each, only SO cents, or six bottles for 50 80.
de lit ~ -.taf a5l-s = 80
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR-

GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE H1R-
" ING OF NEGROES, COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
The subscriber has taken an Office on Governor ST."
two doors from the of that and Man, opposite
the Dispatch office, where he will be found ready to
serve any and all who may enrust their business with
him: in the discharge Of which he promises the
most faithful attention and refers to the gentlemen
whose names are subscribed below.
JAMES I. ELLETT.
REFERENcEs-Judge John A. Meredith, Judge
VIM w Crump James Lyonr. Esq, Messrs Goddln
l. Apperson, Herbert A. Claiborne, ESQ tMessrs:
Dudley & johnson, Messrs. N. B. l. G. B. Hili and
Messrs & IL Dickinsou l. Brother. oc 4-dts
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THE STETHoscoPE-We are indebted to
the politeness of Dr. Gooch for the Novem-
Der No. of the "Stethoscope and Virginia
Medical Gazette" 1t contains large variety
of valuable matter, beginning with an able
paper on the Theory of Secretion, by DR..
Thos. johnson of this city.
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I.v,.e TEAM-Jscob 8. Atlee was
=, - ~. .a.ts by the Mayor yesterday. for bis
hnsa hsins s alone in Cary street By the arser
on the Plat ut-
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fss57 As the beginning of new year IS ra-
pidly approaching, the time is a favorable
one for commencing subscriptions to news
papers and periodicals. Mr. WILLIAM MAC
FARLaSE is now canvasaing this city in be
half of the Southern Li3erory MesSepger-a
work of which we have SO often spoken in
terms of praise, that it, is not necessary for
Us now to add word in its favor We hope
and believe that Mr. M. will meet with a
large success; because. Independently of the
Messengers high merits, we conceive that a
home publication Of its character, should be
encouraged literally, as matter of patriot
ism. The low price Of subscription places
the Messenger in the reach of all classes of
the community, ana most heartily do we
commend it to the readers of the Dispatch
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MIDIorHIAs CoaI-We b,v. h.., :.

lpLorHIAs CoAL.-We have been az
nsns,y ~ one OF ths officers of the Rishmond ana
n..,ns n supposing fhstths conven;nnces b, fr,e
al ~ ioaa we're mot Sufficiently extensive 20 bring
issssss. ea.y al the coal produced from the Mid,
one -. n.nes- he ssys they have brossht down In
rest;as = much as 500 bushels. We make the co.,
CamaNith With pleasure, and trust that the Midlothisn
tie Civ may be able to supply the lszesst desnds
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GkANuLATED GUM

W2nc&Stns3 UIshANOLA IEU CUM,-
UTSy3A This beaatifai article used for seem
1IIYp ring artificial teeth on their plates
,A. surpasses every attempt at Initiating .
gum with somewhat similar preparations
@ rs strength is so great that have vet to hear
OF the first set of teeth in which t has besn hn
by accident or by use. 'e 'A 'SoAeh'
:, MY Gold and Silver Filings are much admired for
neiI shoothness This evenness of surface prevents
me iodgment of food sbors them, which woula rem
ger them worthless besides my plugs win retain .ie
natural teeth through life, they never come out
AFTER long course of experiments. / have secured
compound for weak teeth, that eau be used VIXEN
II Is impossible to use any kiad of metal
r. D. ADDIEGTON
Graduate Dentist.
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The clipper ship "Great Republic" excited much
attention on her arriyalin New York
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1t is thought that the revenue cutter Jefferson Da
Wis which arrived at Charleston on the 23d Nov In
disabled condition, viii proceed On her voyaseto
San Frnacisco in about two weeks.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

4 NHEAP KEAD1 -MADE CLOI HINU,
~ AT No SO MAIN STREET.-THE subscribers
have now in store and daily receiving additions
10 their stock, a new and handsome assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, which, in quality and
prce viii certainly compare with any in this mar
fet 'They solicit call from those in want before
purchasing elsewhere feeling assured that they will
be able 10 give satisfaction and that they make
Il m their interest 20 purchase of them.
- " ]. GREENTREE & BROTHER,
No. 88 Main street.
M 17-2w s doors below Purcell, Ladd Co.
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No REGisrER.--Samuel Peters, free ne
gro was arrested on Tuesday night for want Of r.
necessary document yesterday, wss .sr t me
quarters in the Valley ~ "u'oi 9l
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CAW MANUFACTORY, 10th Street,
~ between Main and Cary streets, Richmond Va
TOLAND BURGER, Practical Saw Monufdetu.
rers are now prepared to manufacture SAWS OF
every description.
Al SAWS manufactured by US are warranted to
give satsfactionif not, they will be exchanged or
the money refunded.
SAWS that have been heated or sprung by run.
ming repaired and warranted to be as good as W.
Repairing Of all kinds done at the shortest notice.
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DENTISTRY.
WHITE TEETH, HEAL

Gs,xx WHITE TEETH, HEAL
uYfSA THY GUMS. AND ( swRET
1IIIp bREATH.-Ail these beneets ara
p.Ysh,a,, ,dserives from the use of zerman,s
~ S Iooth Wash 1t used and recomn Md
~ she mos. ennen, dentists in the country Il viii
aug preserve teeth from decay is viii cure Mi
sss. OF the gums and npart heashy and fra
oaof 70 tue breath. Prepared only ky Francis
1efnan, Druggist, Philadelphia For AL. wbolsssIs
% ~, IstaiI p by II. r. DUvAL L BRO Richmond and
-, o. - 80 sslsts, ct only p cents per bottle
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u MRS SWISSHELM ON HYDROPATHY.-
THE celebrated editress of the Pittsburg Family

u MRS SWISSHELM ON HYDROPATHY.--
gThe celebrated editress of the Pittsburg Family
Fisitorl -
I'm l776, patriotic fever broke out in this coun-
try, which became epidemic Our father.ir-law then
YOUTH had prolonged and attack of the dis
ease; and once he was with large number of the af
ficted ON the banks of the Delaware, under the
charge of Doctor George Washington. One night, he
knew by the symptoms that all his patients would
have gunpowder paroxysm in the morning, unless
some measures were taken to prevent it and he or
dered them all plunge in the Delaware, rigorous
rubbing with ice cakes to swim to the other shore,
kets until morning. Some died from the effects
of the treatment but to the patient in whom we We
most particularly interested, it resulted in confirmed
ger half gets up coughing and wheeling spell al
most every evening until lately when it begins he
takes few drops of "4yer's Cherry PectoraIn which
perenoe in family. whicr says that although wa
ter is all the medicine require, other people may
need something else.p Gs,sF de l--lt
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DOTANIC CPRACTICEO OF MEDICINE.
D DOCTOR E. D. ROBINSON continues to otter
his services the afflicted, and especially those sur
ferng with chronic and supposed ncuraole Iorhs Oh
medicine twenty years-the last twelve in this CITY,
and therefore give satisfactory reference Ihou-
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism Bronchitis. Fluor Alous,
Dropsy, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrofuia, Liver Com
plant, Disease, of the Lungs, Fistua, &c ght De
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons at distance would do well to come to the
city and remain until their health is restored Ex-
tracing Teeth only 25 cents.
Ofice on Franklin, between 18th ard 14th streets.
Secret forms of disease treated with great success
oc silly
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The dwelling house of c. B. Miller, about ten
miles from Wilmington, N. c., was burnt, with most
Of its contents, On tho 25th Of November.
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/ ~ The Atheneum opened brilliantly on
Tuesday evening. The Lecture Room was
hlled at an early hour with an audience
whose appearance indicated the expectation
OF rare intellectual entertainment Every
body seemed n good humor and prepared
to receive the good things the Lecturer lad
IN store for them. Nor did he disappoint his
hearers. The subject of the Lecture vas
"Woman's Rights, whica-was treated with
alternate gravity and gaiety, and with a rare
command of satire and pathes. The new
fanglednotions of the petsicoat philosophers
of Yankee Land were presented in a most RI
diculous light, while the true position of wo-
man in society was suggested at once elo-
quently and delicately. Mr. BALDWIN has
only given, il this Lecture, another evidence
of the very remarkable talent which all
know him to possess, and which qualities lin
most eminently for the lecturers desk, not
less than for the Editorial chair
This brief notice of the Lecture is coatri
buted by friend, and inserted withousthe
knowledge ef Mr. Baldwin. 1t does him
but simple justice.
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DLOCK TIN WARE.--Block Tin and
ID Britannia Patent Coffee Pots, Coffee Urns, Of
the most approved patterns; Steak and Oyster
Vegetable do, with hot water; NOT walel ne.sisa
this day, for sale BY n zrunrpMaN
mo- II ". 1" @AM1HHHANNNN''
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WORK RIVER.RAILROAD.--TO THE

WORK ER.RAILROAD.-TO THE
Il PEOPLE OF RICHMoND.-The undersigned
to open the books for, and prcsn@a -.Lrarpsans To-
the Railroad from Richmond to Yort River, in view
Of the great importance of the work to the whole
State, and especially you, the people Of Richmond,
respectfully invite you TO assemble at Metropolitan
Hall, on MONDAY. the 18th day of December, that
you may appoint deleg gates to the King Queen
Convention, hear the subject fully explained, and
consider and determine whether yea viii indivdual
ly, or in your corporate character sbscrbe it, But
Sl5000 are wanting TO build the Road, W hoh will
put you within FIVE hours of the sea, and cannot
forbear to say that, in our humble judgments, the
city of Richmond ought to take the whole of it, and
that It will prove to be the best investment she ever
made. EDWARD j. WILSON, !
BERNARD PEYTON,
r. S. APPERSON,
JAMES LYONS,
h. H. MAUKY. Commys.
Cf;AS. DTMMOCK,
ABRAM WARWICK,
JAMES STAMPER,
JOHN d. CHRISTIAN,
ET Other city papers requested to copy.
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Oihce one door from 10Th, Main az no
"a ARTIFICIAL TEETH
- GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M

&NSS--A ARTIFICIAL TEETH
gIpSS1zA GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
AIIlYr PROVEMEET-The undersigned
have purchased the right to use Dr.
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode
OF inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one
OF the greatest and most important inventions ever
made 10 this branch of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the employment of q
metal superior to gold in purity, and in the complete
at the same time forms the most beautiful and natu
RAJ locking gum, aud filing .srevices and rregu-
arties and rendering it impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasant TO the wearef by the accumula-
on OF particles of food other substances between
them No other mode of mounting artificial teeth Is
comparable TO this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth tinsertod in the ordinary.
way, and not gvns setsfaction,) invited to try
thus invention, which they do at but little addf
tonal cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens of this kind
OF work z any persons who will call at office,
whether Aey want artificial teeth or not. .
WAYT & MAHCNY, Dentists
my lI-d&wts Office, 209 Main street.
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NoT DEAD.-The little negro boy, who
was run over by the engine on Sunday aifernoon,.s
near the corner of 2lst street, and had portion Of
the scalp torn from his head by coming In cuyf.et
with the wheel is slowly recovering from his wound
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NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID.--
IN CITIZENS OF CALHOUN COUNTY-We,
the undersigned having Witnessed the effects of the
NEGATIVES ELECTRIC FLUID, either our own
persons, families neighbors in the treatment of
levers of VARIOUS forms, eheeruy add our testimony
as few among the many, who are satisfied it pos
sesses superior merit Is effects pleasant prompt,
and have great reason TO believe, perfectly safe,
and it has been used in hundreds of cases In this
community. The cures have almost invariably been
effected in so short time and with little incon
yenienee, as to be traly surprising and wonderful
HARVEY LENT,
IsHAM SIMoNs,
JOHN w. LEE, M. D.,
saa C. NJ. McsHER.
8. C. MERRILL,
s. B. PETTEg,
p. KsAPPEs,
JAMES HALLIDAY,
CARoLUs IL BuRcH,
M BARNEY.
T. A. De EORMANDIE, State Agent
BATTLE CREEK, Michigan June "a. 1855.
For particulars and proofs see pamphlets, TO be had
gratis of the Agents.
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle. For sale by
no 29-6t PURCELL. LADD ".
IN nv ArI
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7 W NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

NJ w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
N. Dealer in Fashionable Ready-Made CLOTH
ING, 135 Broad Street, Richmond, keeps c9nsanly
Sa SmFSS ns1S RI. 1R.EADY-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
la1nton. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths,
sct Pes and Vestings, which will be made up to
- .be shortest notice and on the most accommo-
SIps, Saains terms and in which cannot be sur
passed by any other IN xne StS S . H',
fss that give the most perfect sa-
tisfaction. and warranted to fit
AIi4PaNfsHfSG al a,4IsH ARTICLES, of all kinds for sale
FUhHiSi1i Oc 5Sm
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ave find the following in North Carolina pa

STAGE AccIpESr.-The Southern Stage was up
set in the streets of Concord. few days ago, and
several passengers more or less injured One gen
tleman. DR. Dard, OF Virginia, we regret 70 learn,
was seriously hurt and Is yet confined 70 his bed.
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Tbs statement in our paper of YESTERDAY.
that Ma Engine put out the ire at Mr. LANGlEy,s
was net correct 1t was No that applied the extin
guisher in that case. - 4 = =. :. -
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IHEATRE.--The second ensaeement !.

~ (,ouldnck scOOf1U GHB1XtHieHE OF
ss,aiysr. rapidly growing to cfose and his
ics NJ, onnor,n, = asi friends of the drsna should
ne aPpea,s but three nights more, and tbat ii. me-.
his style of acting oe'' aoaP'se 70
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DOBERT McNAMEE, SURGICAL q
HI DENTAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, Main
opposite the Banks "a ssS and keep;
Tnstrnmeuts Viz: Amputating, Trepannins, Mid
wifery, Pocket INSTRUMENTS in cases; Eye Cases
Spring Lancets, Extracting and Disseeting instru
uents &c &c.
old Instruments of every kind repaired and put in
u-Ssr no 12-lm
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THE subscriber has just received from ON,
New YORK Philadsghia and BssmpEe .Ht to Oess be-
CLoi noi, 80 y,arkets which he will make up on
foaonabe found terms and in the most fashionable style f-
M nss share of public patronage Examine i0f
yonnrrsby MADE CLOTHING of every quality,
,ihsn,and IaanufsctuIe, as cheap as at any o'hei
house ~ rne FURNISHING GooD5 In greet va
rety. ll0 Main st.
Is
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HM0ND, VA
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMsER1, /, E5s
RAILROADS IN THE STREETS

The concluding paragraph of thearticle on
this subject, in yesterdays Dispatc5g did rot
fully explain our view with regard tsthe Goa.
tinuation of the Richmond and Frsdericks.
burg Road to the river. Twelve yearssago. the
Individual who writes this, adyocatedfthe ex-
tension of the road tssthat point, by way of
the ravine leading to the Penitentiar7 pond.
The opinion of the wisdom and propriety of
the extension by that route, and its aGsvanta
ges for all concerned then entertained, has
not been changed in the slightest; but II has
gained strength from tAe lapse of tinxs and
events, that have occurred in the interval
We do not believe thereis any other feasible
route for such connection, and that IL en-
tirey feasible. The Petersburg Road, and
the Richmoad and Fredericksburg Bsad.
ought to be connected. The convenience of
trade as well as travel, and the mutual later
ests ef'the roeds, all demand it, and we hope
1t viii be accomplished. But no other route
for the connection except that we name, is
practicable.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. CowARDIN.

DAILY DISPATCH i, served to subscribers
avn QUARTER CENTS PER wEEx payable &,
a. Sarrier weekly Price for mailing. $i year in
advance.
r.. UsrxLy DTsssrcH Ia Issued every Friday.
= rs,iled to subscribers at 81 per anhanl
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Z AND FOR SALE-We are authorised

a TO sell Tract of Land, containing l40 acres ~
ing in Chesterfield county, about three miles from
Msvo's bridge on the Turnpike leading from Man
chester to the Coal Pits and bounded by the lands OF
EIs EsbeT and the waters of Reedy Greek. Be-
tween 90 and 100 acres Of this land is in wood the
balance In o high state of improvement Terms
cash. AOAA@AN - -
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VIRGINIA cannot produce remedy
" showing more home certificates, Of the hishest
.s;as In our corpmunty than BAKERS CELE-
RsPITED PREMIUM BITTERS In he cure of
DDnm.nsnsia Nervous Headache, Heartburn, Sour
S;nwsch or any deran cement of the bowels or Spns
Affections. &c We invite. those suffering with the
above diseases BY all means to give them trial and
ret relieved Of your suffering.
Price so cents per bottle For sale by Messrs Pa..
cell. Lsdd & Co., Bennett & Beers Alexander
Duvsl. Adie & Gray, Charles Miiispaush, and Drug.
gists generally throughout the city Also By Todd T.
Chrisflan Petersburg; D. r. Lyman. Lynchburg; Klns
Toy. Norfolk Dr.. Z. Camm, Willismsburg.
CR< Orders addressed TO K. BAKER, Richmond
Va will receive prompt attention. no Is
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CEILING OFF AT GOLDSMITHS

CELLING OFF AT GOLDSMTTH'b
~ CHEAP STORE, No. 41 Main st A GREAT
REDUCTION IN GOODS.-i will offer my stock of
Goods at very reduced prices, viz: -
Ginghams. 10 cents; Napkins, 6! cents; Towelilngs
IN rsnts: Delaius Plads, Hosiery and Flannels, Y
cents; Irish Linens, 25 cents Mernoes and Mourning
Cacoes q cents; Comforts, Frnges, Swiss and Cam
brjc EdgiBgs and insertings Collars Bands, Curtain
Muslins Cloths for Sacks Blankets, Lindseys Brown
and Beached Cottons, Shawls at any price, Tcklngs
CoIored Sstns Piano and Table Covers, Canton
EianueIs-and large assortment of various other
Goods at extremely low prices. ns ~