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VAL.
GAMUEL SUTHERLAND, wholesale

GAMUEL SUTHERLAND, wholesale
~ and retail SPORTING EMPORIUM 1872 Main
street, Richmond, Va, opposite Eagle Square, has
the largest and most extensive stock of GUNS RI.
FILES, PISTOLS, WALKING CANES FISHING
TACKE, &C., in the State, together with general
assortment of Fire Arms and Sporting articles
Colts RETOLVERS, all sizes
REVOLVERS of all other makers
PISTOLS of every kind and description
Dixon,s, Hawkesley's and Sykes's p w D B
SHOT BAGS; POUCHES and BELTS
GAME BAGS; DRINKING FLASKB
GUN WADDING
English and German Single and Double GUNS by
the case or single one, at all prices
Eley'h Wsikers Cox's. Wesley Richards, G., D.
Z A general assortment Of Pocket CUTLERY
Hunting and Bowie KNIVES.
Orders taken for fine GUNS, Of all the celebrated
meken. my 29Sm
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Loes OF FIVE LIVES BY FIRE.-On FRIDAY
night last fire broke out 10 a shanty at Milwau
kee, belonging to Matthias Michaeloversky, Pole
and five lives were lost 10 the confagation.
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"UNcLE SAM"-1he death of Samuel Wilson. an
aged, worthy and formerly enterprising citizen of
Troy will remind those who were familiar with in
cidents OF the War Of 1872 ofthe origin of the pop
ular soubriquet for the United States"
Mr.. Wilson, who was an extensive Packer had the
contract for supplying the Northern Army with Beet
and Pork He was every where known and spoken
OF, as Uncle SAM" and the u S" branded on the
heads of barrels for the Army were at first taken to
be the initials for "UDcle Sam Wilson, but ualy lost
their local significance and became, throughout
the army, the familiar term for United States"
The Wilson's were amongst the earliest aud most
active citizens of Troy. "Uncle SAM" who died yes
terday, was "a years old.--Albdny Ec Journal
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tress prevailed.

SUDDEN DEATH WIN. Oldham, who had served
FIVE years in Company of the Sd regiment U. s..
Infantry, and was honorably discharged by his
commanding officer fell dead in the streets OF
Memphis on the 18th ult from disease superin.
duced by intemperance.
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CAsuALrTY--In Charleston. last Thursday night,
Mr. A. R. Thompson, of Beaufort, guest at the
Charleston Hotel, fell from the window of his
room on The fourth story, and was very badly in
it,rn
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w. A. Killingworth, of Jefferson county, Miss
was murdered in his bed and the house burned
down on the night Of the 10Th ult
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ScRAMBLE.-A Washington paper states that
at an early hour on Thursday there were no less
than NINE applicants for the Office held by Colonel
Loring at the time of his murder on Tuesday.
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SurcIDE.-On Tuesday morning at Wesport,
Ct, Capt Henry Bennett, an esteemed farmer got
up, ate hearty breakfast, and then hung himself
in his barn. He was IS years of age, and had suf.
fered from depression of spirits for some time
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RKNcoNrRE.-Mr. Bedford Forrest and Colonel
VS.. Cook had street fight in Memphis few days
ago, when the latter received two stabs, but was
not dangerously wounded.
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cxA.es or RAps.-oiivH n. Founiin SGD %
years, aprof Of Music, has been committed 70 iail
:, WILLIAMSBURG. N r.. TO answer the charge Of VIC.
,s,ins the person Of little girl. II years Of ago.
From the testimony Of the GIRL u appears that the
accused had visited the house Of he parents Of the
sir for several months past to instruct her on the
piano; that be often took improper liberties with
her, and fnally committed the oifense about the
18th July At the house of her father.
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SINGULAR AccIDKNT.-The Memphis Eagle, of
the 9th ult, has the following
gentleman who was leaning against the bell on
the steamer John Simonds, ON her last upward trim
was 90 shocked by the unexpected sounding of the
same that he fell to the lower deck and was 90 &c.
verely injured that he died in consequence.
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RAILROAD Academia few days since, Mr.
Samuel ]. Parker, baggage master, fell from the
stantly crushed to death. The mail agent Mr.. II
Davis, also received severe injury in his head.
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Boston by the last European arrival dated July l9,
states that the cholera raging to most fearful
extent in MarseilIes over eighty thousand persons
had LEFT the city, and even with the reduced num-
Der left the deaths averaged l6o daily. Great dis
pyovailcd
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PL u NJ BING.
BATH TUBS, SHOWERS. STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS,
HYDRAULIC RAMS, &c.
THE subscriber has obtained, in the city
l. of New York, the services of the best Plumbers
in the United States, and is prepared, with
extensive stock of superior material, to execute in
the very best manner and with dispatch eli kinds of
work pertaining to this line of business.
BATH TUBS oflesd, copper iron or tin.
Every description of WATER CLOSETS, WASH.
STANDS.
Copper and Iron BOHERS.
Brass and Iron Lift and Force PUMPS.
SHOWERS for hot and cold water, put I'D to or.
der, and warranted to work we'll
Hansons improved, balance valve HYDRAULIC
RAM put up to order in any part of the State This
Ram is said to be the best in the United States and
will raise water to elevation of at least fifty per
cent greater than any other process with the same
head and supply of water.
Having, at an extra expense, obtained the best
workmen, and laid in a stock of the most superior
materials, feel warranted in saying I will do as
good work as any establishment in the Union and on
reasonable terms. =
Persons in want of work in this line are invited to
call before closing their contracts.
Particular attention il called to q and superior
specimen of Planished Timed Copper BATH TUB,
now all the rage.
Orders from any part of the country promptly at
tended to. PAUL BARGAMAN,
Jy Its 10th ST.. near Cary.
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The cholera has disappeared from Fayetteville
Tennessee and the citizens are returning to the
homea
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THE ERRIcsoN.-It is now reported that the ca
loric ship Erricson is to be changed into common
steamer, the new motive agent being non est in
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Four LIVES LOST BY THE UPsErTING OF SAIL
Boat AT TORONTO On Wedne sday, by the capsi
zing of sail boat in Toronto Bay. D. Miller, boat
builder, Mr.. Dunlop and son, and man named
Stephens were drowned.
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William C. Houghton has been arrested in Allan
ta Georgia. on the charge of attempting rape upon
the person of Susan Griggs, girl eight or nine
years old,
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NOTICE.-Having qualified upon the es.

NUTICE.-Havlng qualified upon the es-
IN tafe of the late CHAsrATr FARRaR. hereby
notify his Customers and the public generally that
the COAL business will be continued at the same
heretofore. Lump and 4rerage Coal viii be deliy
cred at the shortest Dotcs and those cusomers lay
ing IN their supply during the Spmmer months viii
next. ~.J
hereby sppoint Mr.. G. B. LlPSCOMB my Agent
@ the estate Of my deed hushsnd and for ali ssie.
made by him. whose acts shall be hiGdine mon ma
jy2Edlm C. fsnnspe.
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Miss Corbfn, the daughter of Francis Corbin
Esq, long resident OF Paris, was married recent
ly to Vicomte de Damperre
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SPLENDID PIANO
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL-
ROAD.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

t1hG1NlA OThlNUC.
VISITORS to the various Springs are
burg to Newbern, CLOS miles0 and connects by daily
lines of Stages Sundays excePted) with the yarious
SWEET AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Two trains leave Lynchburg daily, ono at 4. M =,
and the other at P. M. BY the Evening Train,
passen stop all night at Salem and take the Stage
the following morning, and arrive at the Sweet
Springs at A. and the White Sulphur at o'clock that
evening-being t,co days from Richmond oithout any
sacks lodge at Fncastle. and arrive ct the Sweet
and White Sulphur Springs the following evening -
By the Morning Train tsas the Stage at
min G. and the White Sulphur the following morning
Fare from Lynshburg to the Sweet Springs, $s so
10 the " RED Ss SULPHUR sPRiNGs.
Passenger. leave Lynchburg daily at A.; NJ, ar
rive Nswssrn RsREs g fSsssr past II
Red Sulphur Springs at SP. n.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
yss The and 20 .
Fare on the Railroad. ......................$2 IS
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS
Leave Lynchburg at 2 A. M, and arrive at Chris
tisnsburg Depot four miles distant from the Springs
at quarter past II O'Clock Am.
CoiNERs WHITE SULPHUR sPRiNGs o.
Leave Lynchburg att A. NJ, ct P. M, and
rive at the Springs in and q hours.
BUCHANAN, NATURAL BRIDGE. LEXINGTON AND
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
Leave Lvnchburg daily at P. NJ, take the Stage at
Buford's Depot, and arrive at Buchanan day
from Richmond ct P. M take the Stage next morn
ing, and reach the Natural Bridge to breakfast; stop
two hours and half, and arrive at Reckbridse Alum
that afternoon.
Fare fism Iynehburs to Buchanan. ........ssoe
Natural Bridge...... 800
Lexington. S75
hockbridge Alum. Ats
Passengers leaving Richmond at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
Stages I'll miles) arrive atLynchburg O'Clock p
M, Vare ST. In time to connect with the O'Clock
Evening Train of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road. and reach the Sweet White Sulphur and Red
Sulphur Springs nth less staging than any other route
and cittout night frareL
Between the western terminus of the Southside
Railroad and Lynchburg. and between the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad and the Sweet White and
Red Sulphur SPRINGS, there t,ro distinct lines Of
stages o'cned by different proprietors-thus in.uing
to the passengers dispatch, comfort and attention
Il. h. GILL, General Supt.
au 4 Va. and Tenn r. r.
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man named Thomas Edgar, in drunken fiji,
deliberately shot his wife dead at st Louis on the
3lst ult ~
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


The report circulated In some Of the Northern
journals TO the effect that the cholera prevail.
ing IN Barke county, Georgia, 10 wholly without
f,undation
The above We copy from the N. Y. papers Of Thurs-
day evening The sandersville Georgian which
originated the statement relative to the frightul
mortality in Burke reiterates il assertions with SO
much confidence that We are bound to believe
them The information was derived from the mos'
reliable sources, and the editor Of the Georgian
adds.
We had before beard rumors oil the prevalence
az fatal disease along the line OF jenereou and
Burke. Numbers were reported to nave Died and
the disease was said to DEFY altreatment.
That we were not misntormed we still believe
Bennett Grafton. Esq, who attended the recent
campmeetius in Jefferson confirms the report
Four deaths were reported in the neiehborhood Of
the csmpmeetinG. one the son Of the Rev. M
Huff. after an Illness Of twenfy-four hours. Mai
II. stated also. that at one graveyard there were
upwards Of thirty new graves, upon which no rain
had fallen.
The Georgian. in conclusion, makes the following
bit at its doubling contemporaries. Ii must be con
fessed however, somewhat at the expense OF tht
profession, since it evidently admits that the San
dersville editor has adopted vocation which only
requires time to render its followers adopts In ri
art Of which Old Nick is said to be the father
Our brothers of the Journal & Courier and Sa
vapnah News, ought TO have known that we dit
not "fabricate' anything in our statement w
have not been long enough In the chair editorial
learn that branch of the art.
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BARGAINS. RARGAINS-Gre.. :.

.rh.. aasssos 10 prices Of Summer Clothins. rhe
stcl IL M eSns aenrous OF closing ont their Iarsr
80 @ Summer Clothns-Costs, Psnts VI -.
des,e sI,eiss Of wearing apparel Those Who
m Sear. " ncst call early a. the franklin Cloih
nees 70 nichmond. r. DEcOH i ~ ~
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The Charleston Courier's NJ Y. corresponden,
Gays "A precious titbit of scandal has been Ats
ed In literary circles Rev. Rufus w. Griswold. ,he
.poetical midwife, you must know, has married
his third wife. His rst died. and 1t was her dauoh.
ter through whom Rev. Rufus W. obtained $40 ,6OO
tor the injuries inflicted upon her person hv ~
Norwslk calamity on the New Haven Road He
secured . divorce from his second wife In the
penn,ylvsnia Legislature, and married a third ~
N. Mrs; Z. = Ellet, the biographer of the Women of
ne .nd was tne intimate personal friend Of
divorce was unfairly granted, through bribery or
out with an attachment for the arrest Of
mr. Griswold on the charge OF bigamyl He. on the
.oatlIsry. hearing Of Mrs Ellets movements threat
mestic bliss. As matter Of eomrss shere = 40 =
T.,1 o. gossip growing out of these piquant de-
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MURDER Mr.. Mattox, overseer for Mr.. Bar
more, In Abbeville district, South Carolina, wac
murdered by three negro fellows a few days ago -
The negroes confessed and two of them were con
deinned to be hung. After the murder. they tied
the body on rail with strings made of bark, and
carried l, to an old field, some distance off, where
they left it.
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OlICE.-Al pers0ns indebted ~ the
= eaAte Of Austin Terry decessed, are rec...s.S
nsv.n. eslmelt g me = ~ possible. ana 81
$1,000 nsvinG claims against the said estaae - 5.
que"ea 70 rfeeeat the same 70 me for sstflsr..s
IL. sAkAH A.. TERRY, AdminIstystri.
OF A. Terry, deed,
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ine town OF LoudoD, on the Tennessee River
which was recently depopulated on account of IN.
sppearance OF cholera, is filing up again by ths
,l.urn OF the citixens. Only six deaths occurred
population Of 800 or 900, and yet all the CHI
-ens " vamosed the rancho . In 9 hurry.
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nor MS DEsElrs AT LAsr.-W. ]. Hill, who
some years since killed valuable rlaye belonsinc
70 MI. Hardy. of Matches, and escaped because
mere was no white testimony against him, was re.
cenuy cent to the penifeuiary, from vicksburQ. for
msnsaughter 10 killing white man.
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CHRIsrIANssuRe, July ls, 1854
we have known the waters of the Yellow sulphur
springs used for many yearu. with the grestest "a
vennge In debility, removing speedily all the train
y accompany IL. ~a-sA'
In diseases Of females, il has proved very u,efnI
mia speedily S.ssAie'
In diseases Of the skin. It \ most remarkable r.
moving Tetteno OF ereat extent In few dsys cnrsr
old Ulcers Of almost every species S~-ns
In Chronic Diarrhna, It e almost specific.
too JOSEPH EDIE N, D..
-. y DAVID WADE M n
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PHILADELPHIA ScENE.-The PHILADELPHIA
American states that adegraded female named Jul.
ana Pennington, who had respectable relatives in
that city, fell dead, in a drunken fit on Wednesday
morning, in an alley running from Baker street. and
that her body was permitted to lie on the pavement
throughout the entire day, exposed to the hot sun
1t then adds:
There was an immense crowd in the neishbor
hood All those foul alleys that run from South
Sixth and Seventh streets had poured forth their
thropgs OF degraded beings and more drunken,
miserable set of Representatives of humanity we
never heheld. There was scarcely one of the crowd
who was not under the influence OF rum and at that
scene of death, In its most horrible FORM cursiDg
demoniacal laughter and obscene jests were TO be
constantly heard"
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Charles A. Peabody, formerly . citizen of Nab
vile, VA killed In street. 6ghtin Clarksvle. Tex
as. on the End uh He was shot by man n., "a
Albert Western, who was arrested.
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Mzp1C1l1na.

TyHE WHOLE ANIMAL CREATION
ness where Instinct is rHKIa ONLY HnysIc1An The
bene6cent Creator has Eiven the various plants anc
roots for the cure OF disease and isupon this great
truth that DR.. Hampton bases the many wondertui
cures of his celebrated TlNCTURE.
Truth IL mighty. We appeal to our own citizens
Wherever fairly tried the same success ATTENDS "
use Ia Ch.ls and Fsveu Diseases Of the Liver, Sto
AssCHOLERA preventive. 1t has been truly sue
cessful. .
Cough, Dyspepsis, Rheumstism, &c yield to is
eeutle sway A Female M edicinc and for Delicate
CITIZEN OF THE OLD DOMINION THUS
SPEAKSi
ScoTTsvILLE, Albemarle CO., Va,
March 18th, 1858.
Messrs Mortimer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'll
pe psia Rheumstism and Liver Complaint suffering
all the while with pains in the shoulders. hips back
and sjdes-shiftipg fiom side to the other-papi
tatiou Of the heart loss of Appetite cold sweas at
night excessive costveness, and great debility and
weakness. tried many remedies, which done me
1 1D sSI TO t 9v aHAMPTONs vEaETAsLE TING
TURE," and am happy to say it has cured me.
am now free from all pain, and In the enjoyment of
perfect health, and take great pleasure u recon-
mendng the Tincture to all afflicted e have been
| Call and eet Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs
Bronchitis Rheumatism Liver Coo plant, Scrofuls.
Az A female medicine it 10 unrivalled.
Bold by O. A. HTRECkER and PURCELL, LADD
& Co., Richmond; BY Or. COOKE, FredencklburE
By all the Drnsgist: IL Petersburg; BY MoRTIMEl
| V8l per bottle 8 bottles for es.
| iy 23-d&cts
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER g. VINCENT,

MARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
Vl between 9Th and 9th streets, and nearly oppo-
site the Second Baptist Church
MONUMENTS, TONES, FONTS, &c, of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best style of the art.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in man.
not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime specimens of work executed by them, "a the
best test ofther merit. iy l8-dSm
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SAMUEL d. DENOON Phi, - -

SAMUEL D. DENoON, Bell and Rr,.,
81 Founder, on Main, between 9Th and an .ty.s,.
ncnmono, Va, continues to carry on fha nhc,s ~
nnee,in al Its various branches s s'oss ~
~ ELLS Ior churches, shps rslroads taverrs .ra
81, Ahos OF house bells made to order. -' --'u
from the large number Of Bells that have MAJ
~ the last 10 years, and their superior tons M
~, can assure my friends that they ara scrrsi >.
sny MADE n this country. I shall alwavs 49, - ~
ns1o FssuIss ssPPly q az .ind Of Relic Ie ~
dty puanesg promptly attended to- - ' os''-
neii. nrase and all the various Nina. ~ - =.
done It the shortest notice "a ~
N = s g highest prieslpsid for OLD corrER
M RS: 3. B. NORRIS CETFBR7TED
~ gEOAh TAR for sale ~ Measra DOVE 4
VI IAN street, has more teefimony than ~ efher
eoacsas e nees or the cure Of Rnl1onarr nfsesasa
1sSSncni.., DYspepda, Asthma. Piles and Liyor ~
ssaS3 Asessiens and eli Diseases srinne fom in.
See pamphlets for ssll tsstimouy.
me y per eotsle. q Tor 81 apxh
Toy TO THE PUBIIC.-Tho,e xlef
Ia. ~ sas ssSskz os;l e IS m ~ a.
.s siS s,ss: si'i No.. 81 az: wS e, 9.
49, ssss Wy ~ 5is :bs; :s.s!s sss .,.
..ssM 1920 4 o y Hi e: IS sc;'s
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so - RiDDLE.--Whaf b the longest and
IA ~ 49, fniss 10 The world the sRitess,
sxsnded; he leaet valued, and he NOS
.nsoM wnich nofhing can be done; vhjch Sevom,.
sysfyshinE however email. and VI eiycs n. ..'S
Time, eso&' ANSWER
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HOLLAND & BURGERS RICHMOND
4 MADE CIRCULAR SAWS.-we have full
assortment OF the above named Saws on hand They
nounced to be of superior quality
Tho TACT OF their being here and fully
Narrated, recommends them to purchasers a. beina
supsiior to any other Saw For sale ct mauufscfu-
fers prcos BY SMITH HAYWOOD
Jyxt No IS Main IT.
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r VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
- FOR SALE-For sale, and possession given
LIST Septic aber, or probably sooner, the House now
occupied by A. g. Lee, on 18th street. between Mar.
shall and Clay.
1t is one of the best locations in the city, being
quite retired, and at the same time within FIVE mi
nutes walk of the centre of business on Main at.
is seldom such property is in market, and but for
the feet that the present occupant desires to
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased.
my Ste LEE co,
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Cabbage worms may be destroyed in the follov
ing easy and simple way:
..h hsss. On . large leaf from tho bottom of III.
DO this In the evening and in The mornns ~,
nad near u not quite oil the worms on ear c.h
1see have taken up their quarters on this Isss
sEe on me leaf and kill them, or feed them n ,e
e s and Psce the leaf back If there Be an,
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I .lRCULAR SAWS.-24 of Hoe e. Co. a
superior Caut-Steel Circular Saws assorted a.
oo % o. and 60 inches in diameter together with
assortment OF the smaller sizes from inches to
"a inches diameter, In store aud for sale by
G. J. SINTON 4 CO.,
aus Sign of the Cir. Saw, II Main At
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kUh HlRE.-A good Cook, Washer and
~. isossf tor the balssee Of the yesr; also sooS
:. As'e sccssfomed TO waiting "a lsdies.
EDW. D. EACHO
0esefsi 4 gent cad Collector.
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pICOT'S DIARRHEA REMEDY
l. never fails to cure DiarThea, Dysentery, Chole-
ra Morbus, Cholics, Cramps. Pains in the Stomach,
NC. This preparation has been used for years. and
dreds of persons who have successfully tested lite
virtues in cases where the diseases of the
alarming character.
Prepared only by e. j. PICOT CO,
iY7-lm Corner oppoaita Old Market
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II sdAnLEb Is. HARREYS Inns removed
~ to his new Establishment on 10th .treet h.
swee Main and Cary: He will continue the House
Slsn ana Ornamental Painting, Gilding Bronzine and
Imitation Of all kinds Of Wood and Marble.
All orders promptly attended to.
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u FOR RENT-The desirable resi-
N9 dence on Main, between LIST and Foushee ST.
recently occupied by Mr. Chas. Gay. 1t possesses
every modern convenience. Apply to
DIBRELL JOHNSON,
ie 24-ts Shockoe Slip.