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40 the House. The sehate's AMEND,
merits 20 the Civil and Dipiamalic an.
preparation bill were iakeh Hp, and lie
motion to las on the table having heen
rejected, the recommendations af the
committee III the whole were eanenrred
IN. Among the items rejected Ma aae
appropriating SOC. 900 dollars far M
tinulng the water works Tor Gesrge.
town and Washington. The bin has-
ing been returned 20 the Senate, that
body insisted upon us amendments,
and a committee u conference was ap-
pointed.
MIR. Haven moved to suspend the
rules Tor the purpose Of considering Inc
Senate's amendments 20 the River and
Harbcr bill. but the House refused 10
do so. Ii also refused tn suspend the
rules, on Mr.. Dawson's motinn, to con-
slider the Senate's amendments TO the
Homestead bill.
Thulsl1y. August 3.
The Senate was occupied for some
time in the reception Of reports aud
other matters incident to the close nl
session. A resolution was adopted
calling Tor certain correspondence with
Mr.. Marsh, Minister to Constantine
pie.
The Senate adopted resolution to
extend the session till Monday, bur
the House did not agree 10 il.
An important report was presented
from the Committee on Foreign Rela.
tions against the expediency Of placing
ten million dollars at the disposal Of
the President.
In the House, Message was re-
ceived from the President. informing
the House OF the ratification OF the Re-
ciprocity Treaty with Great Britain,
and asking the necessary appropriation
to carry said Treaty into effect. Tie
Message was referred to the commit.
tee ON Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Hunt offered resolution TO re.
move from office the clerk of the House
for allowing alterations to be made in
the Minnesota Land bill. This led to
long debate between Messrs. Hunt,
Stephens Of Georgia, Orr. Campbell,
Haven, and Chandler, and the resolu,
ton was finally rejected-yeas 10, nays
l54-as being too harsh 0 punishment
under the circumstances.
The Senate's proposition to increase
the pay Of the Clerks in the City Post
Office was agreed to by the House.
Neither the River and Harbor Bill
nor the Homestead Bill was taken up.
A bill was reported, in accordance
with recommendation of the Presi.
dent, to carry into effect the Recipro>
city Treaty with Great Britain.
The committee to which was refer
red certain accusations against Mr..
Bayly, Of Va. reported that the ac>
cuser had failed to establish his FIRST
charge.
Friday Aug. 4.
All the appropriation bills have been
passed excspt ane-that Tor Ocean
Mail service, which is still in great
suspcnsc-the Senate refusing TO re-
cede from its amendment striking out
the clause .clqsipg a contract with the
CollmS steamfrs.
The River AVID Harbor Bill, which
passed both tInsses Of Congress, has
been vetoed by the President.
The Senate and the House adjourn,
ed ,pntil to morraw IL o'clock.
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iALAM.ANcE COUNTY.

A f'isAd has Kindly furnished ~ with Ne Fs.
iusns o. Alamanes eounty, MesaFL Giles Ne
hans. W. and ]. ~. LzneasisE. D. have besa
elrried = thacsnloaE. AWhig gain q ons.
NI. 'Jeha :Ss.rseoti. thsola sheriG MAS rs-eieei-
Cd BY . lAsss majorisy. Ths votes AZ he diissr-
en- y<-<iasis ~iil be given in our neri. Coz "a
rur<. rei<rence; ihe fasiowins is The aggregate;
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AerIpKST.-We were panied to learn
that chas. Finch was killed in this city,
an the day of the election, whilst ass
sisting to raise a Democratic pole.
The pole fell upon him, crushing his
skull and killing him almost instantly.
Raleigh Star.
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RESIGNATION OF JrDGE SETTLE.-We
learn that Gov. Reid has notified the
Council Of State to meet in this City
on Thursday the 18th of this month,
to bill the vacancy on the Superior
Court Bench oceasioned by the resig-
patton Of Hon. Thomas Settle.
Judge Settle was called to the Bench
IN 1882. His service has been long,
laborious and most useful. lie has
showa aimseF learned and upright
Judge; and win carry with him into
his retirement the sincere wishes Of all
that ahe evening OF his days may be
as calm aud happy as his morning and
MONDAY hase been fruitful of pure in
tentlons and honorable and worthy
deeds, Nouda,d
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GRANVILLE COUNTY.

Mr.. Charles Taylor, ID, has been elected TO
the Senate from Granville; and Messrs. James
8. Amis. W., James Bullock, d.. and William
Lyon. D.. have been elected to the Commons.
A Wing loss Of one in the Commons. We are
indebted 10 friend for the aggregate soie in
this county. ..shich is as fsilows;
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The very heavy rain here on Friday
last did serious injury to the Central
RAILROAD and to the Branch Road Of the
CASTOR Railroad. The embankment
OF the Raleigh and CASTOR Road, near
where i joins the Central Road, gave
way under the unusual pressure Of wa
ter; and the cmbankment of the Cen.
ffal Road, nearly opposite, also gave
way, and a part Of the centre of the
track fell in. The embankment Of the
Central Road, just below the Depot.
also yielded to a considerable extent
to the food. There were culverts at
each OF these points, but it is apparent
that they were not large enough to let
OH the water. This, added to the ma
tnre ~ soil, has occasioned these losses.
II will require considerable labor to
repai, them. Sa,dg,d
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"wednesday, August o.


~ Ae~<-l1' *le-A A'Ar e-s1-Aru N tu1e r--trI
which took pl<ne On the 3di2ss.. conc in slow
". Prom he rsi1nns-frzf received, The indira-
tloas we've thai ten. Dsekery had been elected
Governor. .Khile The Democrats would have a
majority in The Legislature. OF course. in the
election t1f Governor. much depends upon the
seie in clinsman's district; and a. we had con-
fience in the Wings q that district. We had
looked far favorable returns. But the report
brought BY passengers in the Stage yesterday.
presents an adverse result il is even said that
bragg has gained in the disincssT5o votes. n
30, he is elected.
In the election of members Of the Legislature,
the returns thus Gar show thai ihe Wings have
gained members aud lost 10; which indicates
that the Democrats viii have majority ON joint
ballot We do not, however. quite despair Of
the Legislature. as there may hare been other
gains in the counties not yet heard from.
The following are the returns which have
eorae TO hand;
ORANGE COUNTY.
The result Of the election in this county We
announced in up Es,s. Issued on the sih inst.
for the accommodation Of our exchanges--sn
example which. if more generally followed by
our contemporaries, would s2yesa r<sis5ie news
little faster than il b al present. The following
is the Extra, which we.now pahIsh for the be-
nclit Of cur subscribers;
Glorious Old Orange, The ,Ezeie Wig Ticket
far ,sk Legislature elected fg--A gam for
Doekery Of 1877.
We have The qualification TO announce that
The Wings have carried their whole ticket Tor the
Legislature in this eornty. aud also majority
for their espdidate for Governor. The contest
has beep an aniFa,ed one on both sides; no
stone was lei uniurned by our opponents. and
our Wing fdends have displayed the most CON-
mendable zeal and activity. While we have no
disposition to exuli over our Democratic friends
in their defeat. we cannot but give expression TO
our heartfelt joy At the glorious triumph which
.hfs been achieved, and hasten 10 send on,
greeting To our exchanges announcing the result.
twill he Of interest, in this connection, to
mention tina, Few days before the close Of the
canvass, the Democratic candidates, in response
TO an intenogaioy by o citizen of Woke, took
ground against any appropriations, BY tle merit
Legislature. for hs erfens;on ~ fhe North ca
y,I;,o P,;l,aod .;yl<r Eo.y ,.- u...y A., u
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Washington, Angus, .,

GOVERNOR OF NEBRAsKA.-IIon. Mr.,
Burt, Of South Carolina, has been APP
pointed Governor Of Nebraska. lie
will accept it.
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PRIcE or WHEAT.-ln Hunts MGR.
chants Magazine the price of Wheat
for sixty-one years is given. Ii is TAX
en- from the minutes kept at the office Of
the Van Rensselaer, Manor, at Albany,
N. Y. where large amounts Of rent are
payable in wheat, or a cash equivalent.
on the first of January, every year.
The account begins l19S--thep wheat
was IS cents per bushel. IN 1896 il was
as high as 50 per bushel. The highest
prices il commanded from that year
down to 1854 was S2.2J-that was in
1878, 1877, and 1887. In 1858 the
price is put UP at 81 -. In those sixty
one years, it was Eve tilpes 80 or vp-
wards per bushel, and seventeen times
at 50 Or updes. The average price tur
the whole period is 81 So, and for the
last thirty years il has been. 81 %.
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The Westminster Review, after
comparing the census OF Great Britain
and the United States, says the whole
civilized world owe respect aud graft.
tude 20 the United States for what
they are doing in education. /" As for
what the american nation is to become
at its present rate Of progress, it is real.
ly an overwhelming idea. There NAV
be a Democratic Republic Of one hun
dred millions Of citizens at the end Of
this century"
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OLD SCHOOL pREsBYTERlaN Cnuacu.
This is the largest body Of Presby-
teriaSs IN one connexion in the world
According to its annual statistics, just
issued, The Philadelphia North Amcri-
can learns it numbers 2,203 ministers.
935 licentiates, s,9.6 churches, and
9s5 ,404 commpnicants. There we're
added during the ecclesiastical year
just closed 65 ministers, 90 churches,
l5.455 communicates on professions Of
their faith; aS ministers additional TO
the foregoing were added from ether
denominations. The amount contri>
buted to congregational and benevolent
objects during the year has been 50,
0S6,724. The body is now consiIera-
bly, larger than before the New School
branch Of the church separated from it.
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IN the Senate, the Fertilization bill
was passed without amendment. The
llll making appropriations for the Post
Vihce~ Department was also passed,
having first received various amend.
ments. the discussion If which occupied
much time. A long executive session
was held. during which. it is under:
stood, the Reciprocity treaty was APP
proved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15
: BY J. A. COWARDIN.
EDUCATION.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
FTHE Subscriber respactfuliv informs the

'ilE1 CuesCttucF respectfully ffttOffnS the
l. citizens of Richmond and the public generally.
that he will open Mate ENGLISH AND CLASSi.
CAL SCHOOL in the city of Richmond on sth be-
tween Msin aud Franklin streets. the l.t OF Sep
tenber He graduated at the Virginia Military Insti-
tnte July Is4s has since gineered the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad and u. s. Coast Survey about
two years and taught school four yearsfor the last
year and half at Meadow Farm Academy at Mr.
w. B. Sydnor's, Hanover county. Intending to re.
main at the business for some years, II rot perma-
nenty, he will naturally every exertion to give
satisfactop. His system Is thst of the " nj. inst
iute far applicable 10 schools. Session from
Let September TO ist July. with nsuai holidays:
TERms-s4o for ordinary English branches $50 for
higher En- klish branches and Languages-one halt
PAYABLE entrance; half payable let February.
~ Any communications through Richmond post
Office thankfully received and promptly attended to.
8. T. PENDLETON.
Experimentation.
do With great confidence recommend Mr.. 8. r.
Pendleton q public Teacher. Besides being a dis
ineGished graduate at this Institute, Mr p possesses
other ard higher qualities, which viii ensure satis
faction TO those who may patronize him.
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Supt.
VA. MILITARY INSTITUTE. Feb. ID. 1858.
REFERENCES.
Gen ". H. Richardson; Capt c. Dimmock Lieut.
A C Layhe, Public Guard; VIM. Steptoe, Esq, Tired
sear Iron Works; Rev T. Calhoun.
Patrons Meadow Farm dcddsmg.-Mrs. Lucy Bin
ford, Mrs. Nj. L. Carlton, Miss T. ]. Blake, Curtis
Srck; Mr. John Chesterpan. Mr. l.. Creushsw, MIR.
Walker Hogan Mr. Jno. T. Purdey, Mr.. w. B. sgd
nor, Lewis Hudson, Hanorey county, Mr.. Robt. Bar
her Mrs. Mary Vaughan, Henrico; Mr.. William A.
Wyatt Mrs. Anne @. Walthall, Richmond city, and
others for shorter periods. jy list
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A CH1Nxsx DuEL-The Stockton California;
Advertiser tells the following Two Chinamen
having had difficulty about woman, concluded
to initiate the example of their betfers. and fight il
out They accordingly selected their friends and
went out near the Lake House to settle it. The
weapons used on this extraordinary occasion were
heavy bamboo sticks, about six feet in length. The
combatants proceeded to lay it on each other most
beausifully--snd cracked skulls would have been
the result had not one Of the parties ran of, "his
legs doing their speedy utmost"
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$ ANOTHER PArRIor GosK-Mr. Samuel Smith of
Middleborough, patriot aof the Ravolution. VINO -
has visited our city and participated in our muni
cipal celebrations on the Fourth. for asver.,
past, died on Friday last We saw him here. last
year, when he was in the fun enjoyment az his
physical and mental health. This year his custn-
mary place was vacant and the intelligence Of bis
death accounts for his absence. He pnblished
very generally purchased by his friends His age
was 9o.-Neu bedford STANDARD, july 10.
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THE DAILY. DISPATCH,

~ The sirculstion of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined 80 1ue NaA'1 p.fsst-s
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PETER P. MAYO, recently elected Common
weath's Attorney of Norfolk is brother of Joseph
Mayo, Mayor Of this city. In politics. be Is De
mocrat ses8 zuF sa -
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aPAINK's WATxn LIaHr.s--The Worcester Spy
states that this "nvaluablc discovery h about 10
be introduced 10 the public. the difficulties arisiug
from critical explosions having beeu - We are ID.
formed, entirely overcome. II further says that !
large company OF the leading capitalists Of New
York hes been formed 10 bring out and operate tho
iavensiou- We shall seci i. rs ~
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RELIGIOUS GEsTLEmEN, SroP Where
ID Simeon Has he left the SD Chapter of Deutero-
nony where Moses bessed all the IL tribes of Israel
or has he never been blessed there II last 10 the
case may ask you. tell me please the reason why
has not Moses blessed Simeon But If he he's, pray
you please tell me where may pd him ~ tGen. 49,
Any ,stormation will greatly oblige Of his family
by addressing post paid
LEON GELBARDT, M. D..
Jy lZ-A Richmond Va. Post. office.
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THE MuaDra MEAN FaEDxs,cxsBunc : Tn

The MURDER NEAR FREDERICKSBURG. The
Fredericksburg Herald, alluding to the murder
noticed in Thursdays Dispatch, says: q 81
The Guards visited the different shanties along
the line of the railroad, and spent the whole nigt
in securing that quarter of the county. So quietly
ana sklliuily did they execute orders that but q
very few OF our citizens knew anytbing Of the
murder, or the arrests until Wednesday morning
on repairing to where the murder was coInmit.
sed, hat was found which the owner had left. IN
ns ;a hurry to quit the scene. Ga Wednesday morn
ing nal.ess fellow was seen 10 enter Greenbauu's
clothing store, where he was arrested Ar frss n
Irisnman was disposed to resist, but revolver
quickly changed his mind, and he walked off vsry
peaceably to the lookup ''l>1' -'Ao'1 ou y '0'y
The Englishman was killed il 1. .,n,..o. -.
blow from club on the back of bis necL .r3 e 6
Represented TO have been quiet and unobtrusiye
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fire broke out in the clothing store of Samuel
King, in Baltimore, on Thursday morning destroy.
ing the entire contents OF the store. The building
was not much damaged. <. .f#ea u sllts
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBIITY. asA alie
Extract from James Harris, Esq's Letter, Alsxan.
dria, Va:
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself hs
says:- 4ss s.l,s "a sss.s. Il. I. n s s4 +
mrs r. have been suffering with Liver complaint
and with inability, constantly complaining from )
weakness through her whole system. She now en-
Joys better health than for thirty years. being enre-
" restored by the use of HAMPTON,S VEGETA- Z
BILE TINCTURE.n
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DISEASED SIZE, BREAST, EYES.

Extract from letter from, J. Grimes, ESQ, Lou
,doun county. Va: effIg as@eTs n bsEAsH 81 ~
l..My wife has been for years afflicted with great
weakness, pain ia the bfesst side and hack psfpita
tion of the heart feebensss Of tho nervous system,
loss Of sppetite complexion ssllow, the light Of
eye almost gone, the other very weak. am pless-
cd 90 say that HAMPTON'S TlNCTUkE has
now a. ever they were.f haa u. 3
Call and get Pamphlst4 and sss cures Of Coughs,
Bronchitis Rheumatism, LiFex Con pleint, Scrofula-
Az female medicine II Il unrivaffsd y. -
3 Sold by O. A. BTRECKER and rURCELI, LADD
4 Co., Richmond by Dr. COOKE, KredericksbuIe5
e. MOWRRAY. Baltimors, and by prusGtses innA
Storskeepers ever where 9ssf
U,0I per bottle 9 bottles Tor &S. sfan
Ia T-dAc cte ~
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On Wednesday night last, in Burk street, Balti
more German woman was filling lighted lamp
with camphene when it exploded The woman
losing all presence of mind, threw the can behind
her, and the burning fluid covered the bodies of her
two small children, lying asleep on the floor The
eldest boy, it was supposed would die.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The large foundry of Mr.
George I. Bassett on Gillingham alley, near How.
ard street, Baltimore, was destroyed by fire on
Thursday morning, together with its contents, con-
sisting of large amount of unfinished work, pat
terms, &c. great many men are thrown cut OF
employment by this disaster. Several other build
ings In the neighborhood were more or less in
jured .s#
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The report that DR.. J. X. Knorr, of Philadelphia,
had died of cholera, was premature He still lives,
and IL In his usual health.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr. McCAw has removed to 9th St, be-
tween GRACE and FRANKLIN. where his OFFICE
and the OFFIcE OF THE VA MEDICAL and SURGICAL
JOURNAL will hereafter be found. JylS-3t'
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Henry Johnson, well known as proprietor of the
U. s. Hotel, Fulton street. New York, died on the
llth inst. ga5 ses s7ssi3 gas 4 s.
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WIN. I'll. LYONS, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NoTARy PuBLIc for the city of Richmond will prac.
tice IN the Courts of the city of Richmond and of the
counties of Henrico and Hanover. iy Io~im
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATTC1

4 .AASoICAL AND lMAIHEMArICAJ
1ACADEMY-FOLGER& L. PATTON, Ricbmon5
Va-The second session of this Institution will COM
menee on the ist Monday in October next, and END
on the 18th of July following | NN
The undersigned will spare no pains to give satisfac
on TO their patrons and to instruct thoroughly in ali
the branches taught by them. y
The course will embrace the Latin and Grs.k L..
ssasgss; mathematics and English studies. French,
spanish, German and Italian are also tauRhf
Every pupil expected to study at least one of the
ancient languages. D = ''0
=, ~ TERMS: is5.s4 E.
Tor Ciassica and Mathematics - ssa IN
g ot ssee modern language 4extra). ).......... 20 00
naan.a sn sATa charge for fuel will also be made.
nai OF the Tee 10 payable strictly In advane.
arp rss ans ,sna,ndsr on the 18th of February
rMents intending to enter pupils win eorfsr.
great favor BY informing the isuea \. snna -
possible. In order that proper arrsnsements NAV =.
made for their reception iAy DC
Competent sssstsnts will be employed II necs...r.
GEn GKnEsT .oL0ER. Ph. D.. p,,n.,s.,-
~ 3, All communications addressed to Dr. rrn.
sossf Rishmond, win meet with prompt sttsn;en
WIZ A'ss jyll-sosw
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sale of blood horses was had In New York q
day or two ago,-among them being the celebrated
totters Mac, Tacony, Frank Forester, and Barnum
The first named was purchased by Mr.. Mann, OF
Baltimore, for 81, 100, was also Frank Forester
for the sum of 1880. Tacony brought S3 TOO pur-
chased by J. G. Bevens, of New York. Barnum
was sold at private sale for $a,e50. Two mares,
warranted to trot mile in 240 singly, and in PAS
together, were bought by Mr. Getson, for $I,l5O
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I keeper ofa gambling house being asked OF what
irsde be- was, answered that he was IN fpory tar
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GOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR Il
NNACES, kc.-We are now putting up M0TT4
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANCE, Win sh4
without boilers attached. This kahgs y net sur.
passed b any IN ths oseaty tps sootns 81 fes H.
xisc. Mster Ciossss,s Stationary WISH stasSs. Do
thing fixtnreA for hot and cold wster e 0f which
we will put ur and warrant 70 give S4tlsfsct0u.
We also mi q CHILe0N6 RATENT HOI-Alks
FURNACE which, for IL durability econpmy u
distribatsA thlsash the sgi4Snk \ unse1alle4 ~
49, I. -0 4 ~ BAK0AMIN. Jas.. g s.
nh 9 2t eorsss Of Main 81 !osA - .gas
Toy TO TIE PUBLIC These vi1hsel
u fne the rood thinss of lie viii esI and ny n
glass Of A. 4. GEORGE co ~ nevsr f.iinG eIesm
of cool Mineral and Rode Watss. seS 4 iex assRsG
much admired ~ The suaokine pse1c* -, u f
Also. ! supply of pllpts pisnese 4Hsss3 ~ ~ n
sssAit. % Sd a. 4. e~o~~. :. -,
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TMPORTANT CONSIDERATION FOR
II TaE PIrRIIG -Thes aihscrih her having rented

those two large and eomnpodious wasshcuse9, huilt
by the late john Enders. situated on ths corner
receive on stora9e Whesf, Flcur, Sugar, Mo}pssee,
Plastef Csmenf, Lime, Hay. Salt, Guano, Tobacco,
kc-to the sreceiying and delivering OF which, hs
personal and prompt attention will be given. !
Another and i'm portsnt eonsderstion 70 the mer-
Dock will be in fall operston and they viii then bs
enabled 10 put their goods from board thsif ves-
sells direct into store, and thereby avoid het very
important tar upon them, drapnge.
The subscfbcr 10 also agent fof the transportation
Of Merchandise generally 70 Wheeiipe. Cincinnati.
Louisville snd 81 Louis; also TO Buffalo, Chicago and
the Csnadas, which be wunid call ehe sktentien OF
Tobacconists particularly.
For further parficalafA apply to tssa1a ls.sss4
~ n -sRRInGEE0BHas
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WEAK, nervous, depressed in spirits, and
prey to innumersble mental well physical evils
the victim of dyspepsia is indeed object of COM
miseraton. Yet it is absurd for him to Despair. We
care not how low, weak, nervous and irritable he
may be. the cordial properties of HooFLAND's GER
MAN BfTTERs, prepared by DR.. C. M Jackson, Phil
elphia, are stronger than the many headed mon-
ster which is preying upon his body and mind; and if
he chooses to try them, will insure speedy
iy 1ddc2x -