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Mnp1c1NHs.

CMITHS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
~ the cure Of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Nervous De-
bility Torpid LIVER and ill diseases arising from De-
OF the Digestive Organs.
cRnTUfcATES
9 NEW YoRK, April 20, 1859.
hereby certify thstI hnye need Dr.. william II.
Ss,ith's Dyspspsia Cordial and have obtained the
most beneficial results consider It the emily sure
cure for Dyspepsia. and would recommend any per-
son afflicted with that disease to use It. 81.
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 3. 1852
would advice al who are afflicted with Dyspepsia
to use DR.. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial. was afflicted
with that dsesse three years, during which time
tried everything that could be recommended, and
without relief One bottle of the Dyspepsa Cordial
effected perfect cure Of me, and am now es
healthy a. i have ever been. have witnessed the
same eject on otherf. consider this certain cure
for DI spe psis HENRY DUNLAP,
Coachmaker, 10 Crown st
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1883
DR.. SMITH-Desr Sir: Your Dyspepsia Coraiai mao
the most wonderful and instantaneous effect on me.
Having suffered with Dyspepsia for some time Wa
induced to give it trial. felt relief from .he nrs'
time tookit Two bottles efected q comPie.e cuie.
have given 1t several of my friends, and inVafia
bly, with the same result. ~,
Washins ton House.
For..laby J. B. WOOD. and
ALEX'R DUVAL.
.u1-3m Agents for Richmond, va. .
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By.AND-BY.-There is musio enough in those three
woTds for the burden of song. There 10 hops
wrapped up in them, and an articuate beat of h.
man heart.
By.snd-by. We herd it long ago can re-
member, when made brief bat perrilous journeys
from chair to table and from table to cnair again
We heard it the other day, when two parted that
he'd been slowing in tn sir lives" to California,
the other to her lrne,y home. Every body saysit
soma time or other. The boy whispers it to himsel,
whsn he dreams of exchanging the stubbed little
shoes for boots like aman.
The man muir nurs il, when Ia Hfes middle watch
he his plans half fn'shei and his hopes vet in
the bud. waving In q cold late spring. Tho old m.n
says it when he thinks of putting off the mortal for
the immortal, to-day for tomorrow. The weary
watcher for the morning whiles away the dak hours
with "by.an1 by-by-and-by"
Sometimes it sounds like sopg; sometimes there
10 sigh u sob in it. What wouldn't the world
give to find it in the almanscs down somewhere,
no matter IL in the dead of December, to know ii
would surely come But fairY-like as it 's fl ting
like star beam over the dewy shadows ofthe years
nobody can spare it and when we look back on the
many times these words have begeiled u.s. the men,
DRY Of that sweet by-and-by is like she srnrise of
Os'ian. pleasant and NOUN ut to the SOUL"
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A NOVEL, DEPICTING SCENES IN

N MY ELL, LII ~ AAANo oOA14NGO 1N
n VIRGINIA BEFORE THE REVOLUTION
The Virginia Comedians; or old days in the old
Dominion Edited from the MSS. of c. Effingham
Esq. wells. limo. Price. paper covers, 81 cloth,
That strenge Virginia of 1765 with it's passions hu
broad field for dramatic narrative, and the author has
endeavered to embody some of its peculiarities in
this rapid and shifting panorama.
The period one of transition England was
attackipg--the colonies were reaistine. The Stamp
Act hung over America like gathering cloud and
ing storm that storm which was to swell into the
hurricane of the Revolution. Everywhere the wri.
ter haaDndeav ored to preserve the traits of the
period Id, above all, to make his characters fesh
and blood-Extract from preface.
PARTY LEADERS; Sketches of Thomas efser-
son, Alexa nder Hamilton. Andrew Jackson, Henry
Clay John Randolph including notices of many OF h
disn guished American Statesmen. BY ]. g. BALI.
win, author of the Flush Times of Alabama and
Mississippi VOL 12mo Cloth. Price 81
The design of this work Is to give some account of
the prominent events, and Of some If the eminent
with the political history the
United States The author has sought to perform his
task with cando both in the narrative aud criticism
and especially ia entire freedom from all partisan
A BOOK FOR YOUNG M0THERS.-The MUIR
sery Basket; Hand Book of Practical Directions for
Young Mothers; including the preparation offs Young
Infanrs Wardrobe, the Choice and Making-up, the
Chid's Bath, Oat-of-Docr Dress, Worsted KNITTING
etc etc. vol. sqasTe l6n0 50 cents
LITERARY RECREATloNS AND MIscELLA.
MES. by John @ Whittier vol 16mo. Price 81
NOISES FROM AN OLD MANSE, by Nathaniel
Hawthorne. New and enlarged edition. uniform
with his other works. vols. l6mo. Price el.50.-
JAMES w0oDHoUsE,
se 10 lS9 Main street.
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For sale b,
CAPTAIN CANOT-

CAPTAIN CANOT-
~ THE HERO OF THECELEBRATD WORK.
TWENTY YE F. aRsp or an African
CURED BY HAMPT SISss VEGETABLE TING
Captain Capots brother has long been the attend
ant and friend. and is now Medecen en- Che OF the
We extract from letter written TO Mr.. Stock
bridge of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The let,
ter should be read in full it does credit to the head
and heart of the Captain If all who had been cured
by this Tcture of Hamptons would thus speak OUT,
many now suffering might be induced to ny this
great remedy:
seen me rostrated my bed useless In ali my
limbs, you appreciate nearly a. wen as fnyseiI
the prompt relief received from HamptoH's pe9e-
"You may inform Messrs Mortimer Mowbray
that they are at liberty to make use OF my name 10
the support of the good effects OF Dr- hamptons
Vegetable Tncture, as it has cured me In five weeks
of a chronic E,tadnmatory Rheu10tisns, contrs cted
nader tropcaI climates and of years periodical
duration | have only used three Dsttles, and hnd
that the deformed parts OF my hands are last ie-
turning to their former natural appearance,
~ have been under the treatment of several ply
s;cians in London and Peris without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tIleo tue
ing tormented with sayanic bat cries. cold aud
aromstic baths and hundreds of internal and externs
medicines all to effect, sm so far cured oy thus
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture only. Therefore, my
dear sir, accept of the assurance of my gratitude,
and believe me your wel-wisher" THEo. CANoT
-Delicate Ladies and children will please give it
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures OF Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula.
As a female medicine it Is unrivalled.
l. Co, Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Frederieksburg
by all the Druggistsin Petersburg; BY MOkflMEE
& MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists md
per Sossls Bottle. for g.
Sc 16-d6Lcts
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GUNS! GUNS GUNS!! /!
, MERCHANTS AND sPoRTSMEN.

TO MERCHANTS AND SPORTSMEN.
Just receired from England,
400 DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
~ I take pleasure in informing
A& my ffiends, customers, and the public,
& that have just received my Fall sup
ply of DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
REL GUNS OF all qualities and descriptions, direct
from the manufactures of England; and from my ex-
Renee in the Gun trade, together with the facilities
nossess in having these Guns made under the direc.
ton of welltried agent to my especial ORDER feel
conde that my present stock of Guns in hapd can
not be surpassed in this country.
good bargains as any other house in the United States
and for fine workmanship and style OF Guns for the
different kind of game throughout these parts, put
them against any Guns imported, all having been
made by the best of workmen in England All ask
from those in search of superior or plainly nnisned
Fowling Piece is call to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, to ensure a sale.
JAMES WALSH.
Importer and Maker of Guns, Rifles, &c.
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WILLIAM F. BUTLER,

-' IMPORTER OF
CHINA AND WAR E +,
AND DEALER IN
GLASSWARE, LOOKING GLASSES, CASTORS
(7--- ri. F., AND FANCY GOODS,
70 MAIN STREET, SOUTH SIDE, RICHMOND, s
IL III. Clay,n via NJ York, and by the athens
direct to this port, the largest stock of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE he has ever heretofore offered
for sale; and from the Eastern manufacturers his
usual full supply of GLASSWARE of all kinds, Look
ing Glasses and Fancy Goods, all purchased at the
lowest prices obtainable, and which he offers to the
merchants dealing in this market upon the most rea-
soneble terms.
N. Especial pains taken to pack securely.
Sc 6-d&clm
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NOTICE is hereby given that we shall,
IN from this day. September ist sell altogether for
CASH, city acceptance, until further notice be g.
ven.
We respectfully request our friends and customers
to make speedy and prompt payment Of all amounta
now due and falling due.
We SHALL % heretofore. keeps general assortment
mesic and win also pay every attention to the sale
Of Produce from our country friencs ~ usual,
ssI-dim WIN. WALLACE 4 SON
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LARGE BABY.-As they are to have baby con-
vention at Springfield, Ohio, 1t 10 well to orewarn
ambitious mothers of what they will have to con-
tend with. The St. Louis Republican has been
shown a specimen three years and two months old.
which weighs 1875 pounds. He is too old to contest
for the prize but shows what can be done in the
Western Valley If there are any in that region OF
one or two years, and of proportionate weight, 1t
will be of no use for people this way to attend
the assemblage OF Juveniles with the view to secu
ring prize. -
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PLUMBING,


HYDRA ULIC r A MS,
ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAINS, IRON AND BRASS
THE Subscriber is now putting up hand
l. some improved Patent Valve HYDRAULIC
RAM, which Is considered the best in the United
States, and will raise water higher than any now in
Ornamental Fountains, Iron and Brass Life and
Force Pumps; Water Closets; Washstands; Bath
Tube; Copper and Tin Boilers. and all kinds Of Wa
ter Fixtures for private Dwellings, Hotels Railroad
Stations. &c put up in the best manner and warrant
ed to work we'll
Metal ic Roofing, GutteriDg and Spouting done in
the best manner and on reasonable terms.
Orders fiom any part of the State promptly attend
ed to. PAUL. BARGAMIN,
SO 1885, 10th between Main and Gary Sta.
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BEAUrIEs OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES women
were arranged before the police court in Cincin-
natl, few days ago, for drunkenness. They were
all aent to iail - - .
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upuCAT1oN.

MR.. TINSLEY'S BOARDING. AND
Ivl DAY.SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES-The
tbi1d session win commence on The frat MossaSy 70
thsr and coee on the last Friday 10 July follow.
NJ Instruction will BE- given ia gil the brsnsees OF
- etborough EngIish education, together WITH me
sneir Mt snd modern Languages and musir. Cncu,sfs
ststInr terms, &c will be furnfshed upon ppIea
tisn by letter. ut bis residences on Grace oet1ssn
i'm and 9Th streets se ls-zw-
MISS A, N. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
Iyl YOUNG LADlEs.-Ths seventh ssssion o.
this gche oil will commence on the fret MONDAI o.
October next, at the schoolfooms, corner OF Frank
lin ana Fifth sEreets.
Horace r. Smith, A. B., brothe- of Miss smith,
will be connected with ths school - Associate rrins
eipal The most competent teachers Will assist IN
the various departments. The course Of instruction
thorough and embraces all the republics for nm
ished education. Frequent lectures will be given IN
con uection with the higher English branches Lee
lures on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, accompa-
MED by experiments. Vocal muscwli be sht daily,
without extra charge. Miss g. pledges herseif t.
to the instruction given, to read music
With perfect facility by the end Of the session Each
Ssuartment of the school will be under the super
vision of the principals who win regularly examine
the different classes
TERMs-Epslish branches $40; Primary Depart
mept $50. Ancient ard Modern Langusges, $50
each Instrumental music, Professor prices. Draw
ing Embroidery, Gc, extra charges.
Mr.. Smith will form private classes IN the Greek
and Latin languages. Further particulars made
known In few weeks by application at the book.
store of Mr.. VIM A. Buffers, i57 Main street.
au8-eod2mif
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MIxAcLE.-In New York, distiliery swill is con.
verted into spure Orange county milk, " by passing
It through the stomach and veins of sick and dy
ing cows.
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Dr. George Buchanan. of Hillsdale, Ohio, who
had been celebrated for administering morphine
largely to his patients to his end recently by
taking an overdose of his favorite medicine.
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SxNrEscxD-Dr. J. C. Patterson has been SEN
fenced, at Nashville, Tenn, to ten years mprison-
ment for robbing the mail. VIM. M. Moore, for
forging pension papers, has been sentenced for six
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y. H. l.. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
19s COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, on franklin st
between 9th and 7th streets, Richmond, Va.-The
duties of this School will be resumed the 18th of
Sept. next.
The aim of the undersigned is to Through y pre- :
those entrusted to his care either for the count,
lighthouse or for college.
special at ention given daily to Reading Writing
Spelling and Arithmetic in ali the classes.
TERMS:
For senior Classics and Mathematics, per ses-
son, $60
For junior do. do. do. so
English Department. $36 and $40
Modern Languages............... 20
a. The School Room is one of the largest and
bess ventilated in the city, having been built with
regard to health and comfort.
"a In recess. the boys are under my own super
vision: b. II. L. TiGHE, A. IL.
Sc 19-t1O s see 49, 'f..ss
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
-- ROAD
Z W go. -; SIS
OPEN TO CLOVER-95 MILES.

THE regular Passenger Train will run
\ daily SUNDAYS excepted) between RI II
MOND and CLOVER.
The Train will stop To- passengers at the following
points only: Manchester, Robious Coalfeld Toma-
hawk, Powhatan, Matoax, Chula, Amelia G. H.,
Wyanoke, jennings Ordinary, Haytokah Liberty
Church, Meherrin, Keysville, brakes Branch, Over
by's Roanoke and Glover.
Leave Richmond at 81 o'clock, A. NJ. Returning
leave Clover at II.45, A. M.
Children over 10 and under Is years of age half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes go that one can be retained in
the office; and it must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars
Passengers for GAINESVILLE can meet Messrs Moss
Co.'s Coaches at Roanoke on Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays
Through to Carksve. .................$50 90
Sc IA r. Z. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
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FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY
yoUsHEE ST. BKTw. GRACE AND BROAD
J.B. BUDWELL, PRiSc1pAI

THE next Session Of this Institution win
= commences on Monday. the I'd day Of Octohs,
The Principal will be assisted by two iIousiSs !
Teachers, and the Course will embrace everyrhio.
taught IN the best Academies The Tuition IL frnpe
Mathematics, extra - - 'sher
For psrcularssee CiIculars or inquire of tie Prln
cipai, at til corner Of Grace and Adams sta -
kETERENcEs. Professors 0easner Harrisoo N
Va. a ~ - VI
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ALICE SEYMorR.-A home tale by Mrs. Grey !;
author of the 'Gypseys Daughter" and various
other works Of nction Its published in the cheap
form by Peterson, elphia-whose work is
remarkable alike for its cheapness and bad execu-
tion. He selects, however, very exciting and sale
able 6ctions for publication
For sale by GEO. NJ WKsr
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THE KNOW NoTHINGs AND BILL

This world came from nothing at least so saws His.
tory,
All about nothing. there's great deal of MYSTERY
The Know Nothings elect who they choose for their
man.
So as from nothing we came, 90 let us now learn.
That the world nowadays has taken q turn,
And Thousands all wonder and begin for to stare;
They can elect who they please Know Nothing
Mayor. -
Yet there's something in nothing so exceedingly
clever;
Like Clock it will not last forever and ever
30 It nothing you know, you can something soon
If you want a good Watch, why give me q turn
There's something in knowing my address lease
take care, :. -. - !.
Il your Watch it should stop, and need any repair
Up Governor street CO. without more ado, :
AND Az Tor q man called BARTHOLOMEW
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NOTICE TO THE U B Ii C.-The
In subscriber having offered bis stock of SADDLE
RY ct public auction on the 9th of June last, but
owing to the extreme warm weather and sickly sea-
son, his sale was postponed; now he offers for rale
his large and beautiful assortment of ready-made
SADDLES, gst which some of new and
improved pattern. delightfully."- pleasant to the RIDER
and warranted not to hurt the horse. Also, very
large sssortme mt of most beautiful Coach and Buggy
HARNESS. which cannot be surpassed. My stock
embraces, ALSO Wagon and Cart Harness of the most
durable quality and in fact every article usually kept
in Ssddlery establishment, may be found at my
shop. ali manufactured under my supervision by
the most experienced workmen. 80
My object in selling ont is, to close my agency bu-
siness, and commence on my own account And ev-
cry article not disposed of by the LIST will
be offered at public auction during the State Agrcul
tural Exhibition, due notice of which will be given.
To enable me to prosecute this course, respectful
ly request my friends to call at and set
tie their bis-the necessity of which must be obvi-
GUS to all. The amounts individually small. but
to me sufficient to extricate me from debt which
il my most ardent wish.
Sc 5-d&cts JOSEPH ii. COLQUITT.
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EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.
Il SHALL resume school September 1Stk

Il This l. the 18th year have tsurht school and
Primary bssnches--Rssains Wrtins spelling, Geo.
grsphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. Daring all this
time have been literally patroaiSed. 4 now ne
solicit the same favorsb bic consideration; prsm:sipg
the deepest intsrestin my pupils morally Iegieusly
and ellectasly. that they leave my influence,
wiser, better, steAdier boys tLsa they we're when
they came 20 me-
{ i Issue minute reports Of progress and Of COM.
duet which all parents should scropuousiy sxanine
aud pare together - thsy eoms In - the eoss 81
Tsssss--ss per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session II. r. TAILOR.
- D--ts - ss - = @sst 3
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TT FALL STOCK OF HATS AND
lAA CAPS.-The subscriber ia now ready to fur
nish merchants and dealers with as large and well
sorted stock of HATS and CAPS as has ever been
offered in this any other market.
Purchasers will find, examination that this Fall
Goods lower in price than usual. lille tie styles
and qualities in many respects much improved
There many new and tast. fully gotten up HATS
and CAPS for gentlemen, bcys and children, which
really handsome and viii be found very desra-
BILE.
The subscriber keeps also large stock of ladies'.
fashionable FURS of the newest and most fashion
able styles; also, misses FURS, which will be sold
at wholesale and retail on the best terms.
JOHN DOOLEY,
au S0-d2m 81 Main street. Richmond
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&4ElNIsuh CHANGE OF HOURS
s1fEEsss<I<zzz7x3 ACCOMMODATION DAY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW CANTON -
On and after Saturday, the 9th inst our Packet
Boat PLOUGHBOY will leave RICHMOND on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at O'Clock, A.
NJ, and arrive at NEW CANTON at 10 O'Clock, r.
M.
Returnng-Leave NEW CANTON on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock, A. NJ, errivng
in RICHMOND at O'Clock, P. M.
Sc CROUCH l. HOOPER.
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LICKERT g. DETTMAN,


FRISCO AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE Subscribers Cately of New York, }
Il having established themselves in this city for
the purpose of carrying on ard executing FRISCO
and ORNAMENTAL DECORATION beg leave to
inform the public that they now ready and pre-
pared to do any work in their line with which they
may be favored, in the very best style.
REFERENCE to Mr.. John p. Ballard, of the Ex-
change, on whose private residence we have worked
and at which place we may be seen for he present.
LICKERT 4 DETTMAN,
sc l5-ts Fresco and Ornamental Painters.
nR. LEON GELBARDr, Broad street,
~ corner lo.h, Richmond; Va, formerly pIaes,i-
offers his professional services "FOA THOSE AT
FLICTED WITH CHRONIC DISEASES" such
Coughs, Pains in the Chest, Asthma, Nervous
Rheumatism, Gout, Piles, Hypochondriac Diseases,
Mysteries, Female Complaints, YELLOW Complexion
from Bilious and all kinds ofirregularty Of
the pio14 by the assurance that, by chronic cases.
an mealGs aSssiees are composed of PURE MEDI-
GINAE HEn 20. He may refer to many first Drug.
glsts OF New YORK ana Richmond, not less to many
patients of both cities who we're succeesfnliy cnra
of various chronic diseases uno>r NE trsatymn,
which real names and addresses may b. 90. az ~;
office on Broad ST., corner 10th, Richmond. W N''
sc 7-dlm*
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"a THE subscriber has just returned
~ fsom the North with 9 large assortment OF
XII WATCHES and JEWELRY of the latest
f&fs estvIss TO which he would invite the atten-
ton of his friends and the public generally.
EDWARD KERSEY,
Sign of the Big WATCH,
ak Opp lite the Old Market. q
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MFRS. PELLE TS ENGLISH AND
1Nl FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The eleventh scholastic year of this schot will CON-
mence on MONDAY, October ID.
Able and experienced teachers secured ia all the
departm ents Particular attention 10 given Read
ing, Writing, Orthography and Grammar through.
out the school, and the younger pupils share equally
with the older in the instructions of the principal
and assistants MRS. PELLET is assured that pu-
pills under the tuitien of M. DE MONTHURkY
cam with diligence and perseverance, learn in year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
grages.
TERMs-Board and washing 500. English tuition
$40 Primary Department $50. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each $50 Payment half in ad.
vance-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars address the Principal.
au I'm
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SAVANNAH There were "a interments in Sayan-
nah on Friday last. Among the deaths reported is
that of J. Amstead, cashier of the Fire and Marine
Bank. a-5.-.es 81. ..-
The "Flying Artillery" of Columbia, s. C., have
contributed 500 in aid of the suffering and desti-
fylte In Savannah -------