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r spring Diseases.-Those accu.,or,.

D spring Diseases.-Those accustomed
to the fashion OF taking medicine at the Commences
ment Of Spring, to purity the system and strength
en- the stomach, will fns Bakers Premium
bltters one OF the best medicines for those pur-
poses now eXtant. Its purely vegetable properties
should comRaend il to the heads OF all families. and
no medicine chest should be without it. As puri
her OF the blood and regulator of the system il mas
no equal
Price so cents per bottle. To be had in Richmond
al the Drug Stores Of Messrs Purcell, Ladd & Co.
Bennett d. Beers, Duval, Adie and GRAY, A 30.
deker, c. Millspaugh, and Druggists generally
throughout the city Also, of Todd Christian.
ppeters;5urg; Lyman, Lynchburg; King Toy,
"a Orders addressed to 5eaias41 1.lUuuouu,
Va. will receive prompt attention.
This is to certify that have for years past, been
subject to spring and fall sickness from bilious at
tacks and some times months recovering, with
loss of time as well as doctors bills But the free
use of Bakers Premium Btters at those seasons of
the year. for the last two three years have kept
me entirely free from all sickness which gives mo
great pleasure in recommending them to the pub-e
as of the best medicns in strengthening and as
ssting nature have ever discovered.
j. w OTEY
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NEWSPAPER OrE,Cr Mnnr

NEWSPAPER OFFICE MosBED.-BosToE,
May ga great excitement was created ear.
ly this morn ng by the destruction of a Print
ing office. A mob entered the office of paper
called The Lille in Boston" destroyed the fur
niture, and threw the type into the street. A
great crowd collected 10 witness the scene.
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Hotel DESTROYED Ey Fire.

New YoRK, May 3O-The Railroad Ho-
tel, at Kalamazoo, Mich, has been entirely
destroyed by FIRE. The loss estimated at $780,
00o-parlally insured.
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MI ANTILLAS. ANOTHER ARRIVAL -
IVA Just receiving par ststeamer d the Metre.
politan Store. the largest and handsomest q.
soitment OF mANTlLLAS every offered in lids city.
They embrace ali eoors, styles and prices some 81
them very rich. We AJAX the especial attsntfon
OF the ladies to our stock. They viii BE- sold q
greatly reduced prices, Please call and ~ them.
This is rare chance to obtain such desirablt Gcods
at the prices we will sell them af
Also, just received, white, black, blue. rfcea amd
drab Fnnges for mansillas.
WILCOX q Belts.
ie1 Isl Eaola }<oaara
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SPECIAL Mail AGENT. A. English, Of
Marion county, Va, it is said, has been ap-
pointed special mail agent for Virginia and
North Carolina, vice ]. A. Mcguire, removed.
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SCHOONER SUSK.-The schooner Colu mbia,
from Norfolk for New York, with large car
go of corn and tobacco, was sunk few days
ago by collision with the steamer Freeman
RawdOn, bound to Georgetown. Insured in
New York for $4,000,
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MIR. ii. d. Selden, who, while in a state of
mental alienation, jumped over board from the
steamer Arabia on her last trip TO Liverpool,
and was crowned, was well known in New
York from his long connection with the house
of A. L: Stewart d Co.. as the head salesman
in the shawl department.. He had been with
that house Tor IL or IL years. He had lately
formed partnership with another house in n
York, and was on his wey 10 India TO purchase
goods. On his person, which was recovered
were found bills Of exchange 10 the amount Of
$4,000 on Brown, Shipley & Co.
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THE YOUNG LADY,B GUlBE % o.
i Harmonious Development Of Chr'silon Choz
racter, By Harvey Newcomb. revived edition, M
an address on Female Education 81
The Nature Effects and Pardon Of Sin, ID Nj
10 added 9 warning and exhortation q slnoor6.
Rev yno w Harsha, A 81.
The Old and the New, or the Chapac1o
Years Ia the Esst, with some allusio1s n
cusscas q calculating scripture, ~
GoodeIl. For sale By a
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M.EJ,Y- R0oKs.-Jus. received at The gaD,i.,

tick
Bapiism-price 60 cents - ---r--
The Shady Side, by PASTORS Wife 8
The Young Womah's Friend by John ANGEL
james
The Young's Mans Friend by Jno Angel James
Memoir aud Sermons of Rev William arm.
strong
The Eclipse of Faith; Third Edition
The Faded Hope. by Mrs l. II sigourney
The Memoir OF Mrs II Geek, by &c
r. The Lie and Character OF John the Baptist BY
Rev Vim Duncan, NJ A
The african Preacher, by w White
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by Thomas,
MD
The Bible in Country Counting House; course
OF Lectures TO Merchants, by II Bosrdman, D
Great Truths by Great Authors Dictionary ef
Aids TO Reelection from writer's Of all ages aad both
hemisphsres
The Old Forest Rsnger; or Wi dSports of India,
by Msjor Walter Campbell, and edited by Frank
FORSTER. CHAS. WORTHAM
1e B0uosiinrv
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THE MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA, May 81 Judge Pethil, q
director in the U. S mint died, to day.
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70 HOl loway's Ointment and Pills,
have effected q wonderful cure of a Dread.
fal sweliing.-!ohn Forfar, farm laborer. of
Newbro', near HeXham, had an enormous swelling
on each side of one of his thighs he was under the
advice of three eminent Surgeons, and afterwards
inmate of the Newcastle Infrmary, altogether
about two years, but the efforts of the doctors
proved useless, as he derived benefit from their
treatment Hearing so much in praise of Hollo.
ways Ointment and Pills, he determined to give
them trial. and these valuable medicines effected
a cure in about eight weeks, although he was work
ing hard at haymsking at the time. Afterwards he
continued at work without pain or discomfort
throughout the winter, and is now in excellent
health.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224 Strand, (near Tenn.
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
of Patent Medicines thr oughout the British Empire,
and by those Of the United States in Pots and Box
es at 81 4 cents e. cents, and 81 so each. Whole.
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
by Messrs B & D SANDS. New York, and PUR-
CELL, LADD & co, Richmond Va
There is very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
NB-Directions for the guidance OF Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box. my 2e-lw
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WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The second trial Of
Dr. Gardiner has been postponed till the Sep.
TENDER term.
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Henrico, June LIST. 1853.

r NGTICE.-A. BODEKER respectfully
informs hs triends and the public il general that
he has removed from No II to No 10, Immediately
opposite his old stand, and that OF Messr5 Van Lew
g. Taylor, where he has opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
Paints, Oiis Dye StufTs. Brushes, Fancy Articles,
q and as great is observed in the selection
Of his Stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything pure and ilee from aGulteration and at
as low and accommodating terms Is they can be
bought anywhere in the city.
Orders and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention PAID to shipping
and packing. ABODEKER,
my 26-ts No 10 Main Street
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u To the Citizens and Strangers

Eg To the Citizens nnd Strangers
Visiting the City.-Ifyou wish to get your Hair
call on HoBSON, at the Hair Dressing Shaving
ana Shampoolng Saloon, under the American Hotel
n Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
day to Ii p M
Single e, Bath IS cents, or FIVE tickets or 81. En-
trance lith street. NY 81
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Steamboat Explosion.

QUEBEC, Canada, May 3i.-The steamer St.
Pierre exploded near this city yesterday
Eight persons were killed.
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+: q: J. Smith was thrown from his carriage
On Wednesday, at Portland, Me-, breaking his
arm and Otherwise seriously injuring him.
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The Detroit Free Press Of the Oath contains
a letter from maekinac, announcing the re-
newal of depredations and outrages on the
part Of the Motmons of Beaver Island. They
are daily committing robberies upon the poor
fishermen along the shores and n the waters of
Lake Michigan. Early in the Spring, six or
eight small houses, owned by the fishermen at
Brick Point, were burned, and two hundred
barrels Of fish stolen.
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Several ladies OF Newport, K. l., were gross.
ly insulIed by fishermen last week, who pat
into that port, during the stormy weather.
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4 RABIES KEPORTs-R.,n,o-,--,,,..

- argued ana adjddgeu il the District CorAft of
tns ohtea STATES Tor the Eastern district Of Psnn.
syivanla, from May sessions 1896 10 NAV sess;sJua
1910, inclusive, by VIM Crah5e. ~
britsh CroWa Cases, reserved for considera,iAju
ana decided by the Judges Of England, NOM tfis
year 1901 to the year ls4t, by VIM MOODY. ESQ n
with notes referring to American decisi,.a
Hon George Sharsword "
Younge and !ervis's reports of Cases argued and
oetermlsed in the Courts of Exchequer and Ex.
from Michaeimas tertn,7 Geo 4, to Trinitv tam
Geo 4, both inclusive; by Ed Younge and Jobn
9ervis, OF the Middle Temple, Esqrs, Barrisers 81
Law, with tables of The cases and refersrnaa n 10.
cisions In the American Courts. For sale by
leI A. NORRIS, 81 Main street.
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Sailing of the Crescent Citv.

New YORK, May 30.-The steamer Crescent
City sailed to-day for Aspinwall, with a full
of passengers.
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JUN n WILhINCON, ITuEttB
JAMES M TAYLOR, Auct. my q

IL BILE STREET AT AUCTIOH.-Will be sold
on THURSDAY, 9th June, commencing at o'clk.
In the afternoon, upen the premises, that framed
House aud Lot on the South side OF Venabe street,
east of 18th street. and now in the occupancy of
DIR Samuel Murray The house is in very good
order, contains about three rooms, with kitchen,
coal house, &c. The lot fronts 25 feet and runs
back 1876 feet This property being situated in
very improving neighborhood, and convenient to
the business part of the city will at all times yield
handsome per centum upon the probable cost
Terms: One third cash; balance at 6 aud .12
mos with interest and the title TO be retained until
the payment in full of the purchase money.
JAMES 81 TAYLOR,
INV Al Auctr.
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AUCTION SALES.
:'~;S<;--..---s-s-s.ss.-,.....s.:::,--...sz=...
THIS DAY..
BY NsIiiTa1ss L9dS55.
VERY vALI1..-..- 49,

fRRV i
v NJ rur AA,m-yAnLA nRAL ESTATE
nv n IN I u GiII OF RICHNOND. AND Com. q
~ W HEhkiCO. FOR SALE AZ aiIfsTios
WIN De sold on Wednesday, The Ist dsv ~ 49,
1893, upon the premises, the real esfsfe II 49,
Lieut. Elijah Brown died seizsd eorsss,,s - .S
following viz; About one acre Of Land !, NJ - ne
ner of 9TH and Arch streets, and .1s sof'
al's mill canal, on which there i Isras ~
valuable brick clay; two brick TenementiP -
east line Of I'd street, near to Leigh styest
ing the residence of Mr. Crumpl and I .,'an
Farm in William NitchelIs plan OF sprine H;n
linear Academy BILL now occupied by ar JosisS.
4 Woo6son, containing from twelve to sirtes.
acres, and having excellent buildings thereon.
TERMS -One-fourth cash, balance ut 3, 6 and
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
tifle retained till the last note shall be psid
The sale will commence with the frat described
LOT at O'Clock; with the Cd street houses at 4
O'Clock, and with the farm at 5 o'clock.
my IS w. GODDIN. Aucf
Twenty b uilding Lots.
immedistey after the above sale win be sold
InIee acre Lots, Nos 3, 20 and 40 in VIM MiichelI's
pan. Also bali acre lots in DuvaPs addition TO
me Guy o. Richmond, in the neighborhood of the
noove Also twenty Lots Of 81 feet each near the
nae"ery. Terms one fourth cash, balance 3, and
LOT ne gotiabe notes. interest added secured
W trust deed or title retained
mV26 w GODDIN A.cf
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DAGUEkkEUTN PES.
Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mouldings
MoULsoN can take, with brief endeavor, -,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, ifelke, finely finished = Mt or
miniature of relative or friend severen I'm US
by distance or death, who would not prize and de.
sire to possess clear, rich toned, durable Da.
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures withstand the test of time and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fine Portraits ia only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
OF 10 sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, 10 Main
strf4et. fa >
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BY George j. Sumner.


EUhNNTUHEA AT A-CTIVN.
IN WEDNESDAN MORNING NEXT.
the lst instant. commencing at 10 o'clock, al nv
several articles of gen,ee Furniture belonging IN
gentleman about removing Wtst consisting of 3
good Feather Beds, Shuck Matttes Bedsteads.
l sois, handsome Book CaseA 3 Tables Cane
gear Cnslrs' &c Ito which will be \addea variety
my oo GEO J sUaEE4R, Auct..
MILL be sold to the highest birSder IN "a Cd
nesday, the first dey Of June at Id O'Clock.
the STANDS In the vegets Die market. al IA secoad
market house, for one year II
nv aI-2t1 J. B. VALENTINE. "a M
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"a

80 - Es
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAITROan
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FOR TaE Vip
GINiA SPRINGS This road is omen IN the hss ~
tue bine Ridge, and the rails now being laid bs'
tween Waynes6orough and Stauntop. the cars nil,
oe running on that section this season -
rms route to the Springs will present ,rea,a- o.
.Iactlons tnis season than formerly The r.ilrooa
10 progressing Westward the rates of fare will =
as s 10" rom all the cities of Virginia as bv anv
otner, ana the Stage line now under the rosnaao
ment OF Heiskell, ESQ, so well known ~ -.
puDic, promises the best accomm odations
In addltlon to the above, throush tickets will ~,
given from New York and Philadelnhia ~ a,i ,L oe
Springs by the steamers running between ,bnss
places an Richmond 'Ao'o
more detailed schedule of charges and finn. IS
running will be given hereafter. o VI
leI E. Fl. GILL, Supt
NOTICE TO RACTORs-VTT-
~ CHINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.Epro.
posals viii be received at the Alum SPRINGS Ratb
county, Va, from the lst to the 18Th Julv for ali
the heavy sections on the Virginia Central Rail
road, between MillDoro' and Jackson's River.
Inc work now opened embraces some verv de.
slraole jobs, including heavy cuts and fills several
tunnels and the sbutments and piers of pnpcbe-
of large bridges
The pans and specifications will be ready for CIV
animation by contractors at the off of the Division
Engineer, at Millboro, any s,ime after the lst of
July. "
The successful bids will be published at the Bath
Alum Springs on the 10TH
by order OF the Board
CHARLES ELLETT, Jr., Chief Engineer.
je l-dIl5Jy
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HOT AIR FURNACEs.-G a. A BAkuA-
u MIN, il, sole agents OF Chilson's Hot Air Fur.
mace, woud respectfully inform the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity that they have just received
a supply of the above article, which received the
premium Of gold medal at thu worlds Fair In
london. and is Justly considered the best furnace
in use for heating hotels churches, dwellings. dc.
&c. Those IN want OF the above article would d.
well 10 cali and leave their orders Immediately
G. e. A. BARGAMIN, IN,
,vaI-dlm No 2D1 Main street
TFOTCK,s PANACEA, sWAIM's Pa.
isI BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists
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AMUSE MENrs.
Il H e A II II K .

ALLEN'S MINsTREES.
THIS COMPANY having engaged the The afro
l. Tor limited number of nights, beg leave to In
Term their friends and the citizens of Richmond
generally, that they will commence a series of
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENTS
al tne ABOVE popular place of amusement onlMON.
DAY EVENING, the Both instant.
IT., ana continue during the week.
The Company is composed of a number rs 20,
enfed artists, who by general acknowledgment.
equals. '''0'i
=, EsF For further particulars, see programmes of
the DAY. "
CARDs OF ADMISSION to all parts of the house. 81
cents. The Dress Circle reserved ezclusireIv for
Ladies accompanied By Gentlemen
- Efficient officers will be in attendance to n,e.
serve order. p
Il Nacae enan. or " o,nlnnk paxsa=..
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THE GARDINER CASE, &c.-In the crimi
nal court of Washington, on Monday, the Dis.
trct Attorney proposed to call the witnesses
in Jail and other cases before calling the case
Of John Charles Gardiner. The counsel for
Gardiner stated that they were ready to go on
with their case. Quite an animated discus.
sion arose upon the subject between the Dis
trict Attorney and Mr.. Carlisle, and the court
finally decided that if any Jail case was ready
for trial it would have precedence, otherwise
the Gardiner case must be taken up. The
court adjourned with the understanding that
unless one ofthe jail cases was ready on Tues
day, the case of John Charles Gardiner would
be proceeded with.
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LEI Tooth Ache cured by GariicK o.
Gwathmeys Tooth Acne Speciac.-H Is
varranted to contain nothing injurious to the teeth
and has never yet failed in single instance to relieve
in few minutes See the certificate of DR.. EdmundE
a practising Dentist ofthis city.
MEssRs GARLIcK L GwATHMEY: Cent? have
used nearly fifty phsls of ysur Tooth Ache Specific
and am highly pleased with its good effects. 1t GER
agencies does net injure the Teeth and is excellent
for inHaned and spongy Gums. consider it the best
article used for Tooth Ache, and cheerfully recon-
mend it Dentists and those afflicted with aching
teeth. Yours respeetfully.
THOMAS ii. EDMUNDS.
Sold by BENNETT BEERS, PURCELL, LADD
CO. and Druggists generally. Price Is cents
ap z9-Sm
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TRCSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
II UNION HILL. ON O AND BOD STREETS

TRCSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
l. UNION HILL, ON o AND 32D STREETS
By virtue of deed of trust dated 9th February,
1851, and duly recorded in Henrico County Court.
the subscriber, the trustee named in said deed,
(seing thereto requested by the beneficiary will
sell at public auction, Tuesday, the 7th day OF
June, commencing at ST o'clock NJ, upon the pre-.
misses, the property conveyed in said deed to wit
certain lot of Land, together with the improve.
rnents thereon, containing one half acre. more or
less, situated at the sou,h.ea intersection of o
and 32d streets, fronting o street 1872 feet and
running back l65 feet. The property will be di.
vided to suit purchasers
The terms of the deed require cash sale, Blu
an arrangement may probably be made. by which
a reasonable credit viii be allowed for portion of
the purchase money
JOHN A WILKINSON, Trustee.
IANrs TAYLOR Auct NV 26
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wChauge of Weather, and Bad Colds.

EY Change OF Wsather, and BAD CoIass
If y1u have cough, use DIR. Roses Gssgh
syrup, SO cents bottle Ii you have pain in
your back, limbs, side or breast, etf neck ear or
tooth ache, pains ia your face head from a cold,
or suffer with an ague in your breast use Or.
Roses Pain Curer, and your viii find imme-
diate relief; bottles l2x, 25 and so cents. If you
are bilious dyspeptic, liver out OF ORDER troubled
with cold feet, variable appetite, sick stomach and
head take DIR. Roses Anti. RiiiHus, or Rail.
road pills, and you will get well Immediately:
In boxes I24 and 25 cents. II your blood Is out OF
order, troubled with skin eruptons pimples on your
face yellow skin, feel weak aud delsct. d. use DR.
Roses SarsapariIIa Blood 2 urifler quart
bottles 81, small bottles so cents-and you will
soon have color, clear skin, good appetite and
spirits.
~ Sold by all the Druggists in Richmond, Nor.
folk and Petersburg. my 20
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ma MARTIN SMITH, &
Us WARRANT AND GEN{
Office 14th street, old stand tn
pied by John n Clarke e
highest market prices paid {
Land Warrants and Lan
of September %. l65o
Tickets sold BY SIR e.
the subscriber.
N B-Persons Ct a
nation relative to
orders faithfully
dressing, post n
my 3l--d3m
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COMMIssIONER's SALE OF VAL
" liable lmproYad PrauertY ON Church

- uhDic improved properly On Cnurch
Hili.-By virtue OF L. cree made on Monday
16'h day of May, l553,,y the Circuit Court of the
VS. Goddin and ais, the "a bscriber, Commissioner
appointed in said degrsef that purpose will pro-
coed TO sell at public uction on TUESDAY, 7th
day of June, commencin at o'clock, NJ, upon
the premises, the prenis es ON which the late Geo
Goddin, formerly rssld ed, being large Framed
House and Lot. situated on the west side of 27th
street, between ant streets. The house con
tains about seven room in good order, with the
usual outhouses Tue lot fronts 81 ! feet and runs
back 1872 This property will be divided at the time
of sale to suit the views of purchasers.
Terms of Sale, one-fourth in cash ana the residue
in two equal instruments for negotiable notes sa.
sfactoriy ennorsed be airing inter- st from the day
of sale, payable at six and twelve months the title
to be retained until the whole purchase money ia
paid and conveyance directed by the Court
CHARLES RICHARDSON
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10 VIbhCES Warren Stages Cincinnati
IOSugar Cured Hams; Is tiefces Cassard d
Sons Baltimore Sugar Cured Hams; 5000 pounds
North Carolina, Hog Round, Bacon; 20 hhds West
ern Sides. For sale by
ie l WOMRIE & co
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ShTHkTE GREASE.-A new and superior
w article for the sxles of wagons, drays carts,
carriages, hacks, transportation cars, &c. This
Grease is far superior az a lubricator to OIL tar, &c
it does not gum upon the axles, is more durable,
and is not affected by the weather, remaining the
same in Summer az in Winter For sale in tin
canisters of three and six pounds each and in kegs
of 25, so and lO0pounds each, by
ADtE & GRAY,
lie Agents for the Manu- facturers
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O. EUR RE &T.-Two pleasant lodging
- rooms OYER my store. Possession given in.
me0lstely. JOHN THOMPSON
ia
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or REWARD Vii
do . Geld Watch ~
evening last, b0tween ~
Hotel. Said key was -
ct the upper end The 49,
on It's return to The emee
the Alhambra.
EOR HIRE. A
II Cook Washer 80
may 3l-s3t
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Nj A1TE AND BUFF DOUBLE Breast T.
w ED VESTS.-just received per Roanoke a
beautiful article Of white and buf double breasted
Vests, OF the newest style.
S MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
jeI No ll2 Main street