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THOMAS AFFLkcE
Washington, Miss, Jan, 1855.
What he Did Of.

We overheard ouce the following dia-
Iogue between an Alderman and an Irish
shop litter:
Whats gone of your husband, VIC
man 2"
What's gone of him, yer honor g---
Faith, and he's gone lead"
"Ah! pray what did lie die off"
"pie Of yer honorl He died Of a FRI a
day"
II don't mean what day'of the week,
but what complaiutw
80, whatcomplaint, yer hon5r! Faith;
and it's himself that did not get time 10
complain"
20, he died snd6enlylr
Rather that way, yer honor
'Did he fall in fiti"
No aaswer.
"He fell in a fit, perhapsl"
"A st, yer honorl Why, no, mot ex.
actly that. He feIl outof q window. os
through a ccler door, | don know 4 bas
they call it.r
And broke his neck y
aN9, mo; not quite that, yer wo,sbir-
~fhere was biz o. a sting Of cord. o.
something ike chat, and il thfot,lsd geo9
Nike 4
4 - = y -. u ~, b - II 81 - -.
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50 PER .ANNUM.
SELECT TALES.
THE RIGHT ARM.

the city Of London. At the dead Of nigh,
when tho storm was at its highest, an
aged minister, living near the darkest
suburbs of the city, was aroused by an
earnest cry for help. Looking from his
window, he beheld rude man, clad in
the coarse attire of The SWEEPER of the
public streets. In few moments,
while the rain came down in torrents,
and the storm growled above, that
preacher leaning on the arm OF the scav-
enger treaded his way to the dark
suburb.
That very day strange old man had
fallen speeches. in front Of the scavenger's
rude home. The good hearted street
sweeper had taken him iu--laid him on
his bed--he had not spoken oncc-and
now he was dying.
This was tho story Of the rough man.
Aud now through dark alleys, among
miserable tenements, that seems to topple
down upon their heads, into the loneIiest
and dreariest suberbs Of the city they pass;
That white haired minister and Ls guide.
AT inss in narrow court and up stairs
thai cracked beneath their tread, and
then into the death room. ... ..
1t was in truth, miserable place.
A gli,nmering light stood on IL broke.
chair There were the rough walls, thers
the solitary garret window with the rain
beating through, the rags and straw, which
stuffed the broken the panes--and there
amid a,heap Of cold ashes the small va
lise which il seems the stranger had with
him.
In one corner. ON the coarse straw of
tile ragged bed, lay the dying man. lie
was but half dressed; his legs were con.
cca!ed in military boots.
The aged preacher drew near, aud
looked upon him. And he looked
Observation-Disclosures might hear
The deatli.watch ticking in the shattered
wall.
II was the form of a strong man GROW n
old with care more than age.
There was a face that you might look
upon once, aud yet wear il in ,uur mem.
osy forever Let Us lend over the bed
aud look on that lace.
A bold forehead scanned bv one Jcer
wrinkle between the Lrows-lono locks
Of dark hair. sprinkled with prev.--,;ns
firmly set, vet ouiycriny rs ,bougb ,bev
had a life separat. f,,m, m. ne, or tho
man--and then two larpe ewes vivid.
burning, unnatural in ,l,eit steady glare,
Ali. there WITS something so ,err;I,..
in that faee--som,tl,ina so full Of upu,.
terable Ioneiioess, unspeakable despair
that the aged minister started back in
horror.
But look thoso strong arms are clutch.
ing ut the vacant air--the death swea,
stsrts in drops upon the cod brow
mau i dying. ~.
Th,o,,. ,s,o,, ..,h,o,, -, a.. ;,
watch in The .ba,,sre,, wall
.Woald ,ou A.. :, ~. e.;,h or . ,ns
! ,iap,v faI,e,ss ,ha ,,aaeh., .s l,o Ina,,
.l,s,e ON t.e ,,a,t f.,oy ~ -
Wh;,e l;a. ~ ,ha. da.,,, ,.;.L.
..l,n
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To The trials Of life are The tests
which ascertain how much gold there Is
in us.
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one t0-day !. worh two .o.monor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-03
4 Gnirs IN UashinptOn.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The total number of
applications for Bounty Land Warrants up to
his date is $4,000. Number of warrants issued,
1862 Number allowed, ll.03i.
The treasury statement shows the nett amount
on land subject To draft, is nearly SIS, 5O0,OOO
1t is reported that the Grand Jury here found
five Indictment, against the persons engaged in
the destruction of the block of marble sent from
Rome for the Washington monument.
Mr.. Wall. he Commissions of Pensions, has
not vet decided to accept the judgeship to which
he la. lately been elected in Connecticut
The Pension otlie, vii Commence issuing eight
acrr land warrants next Tuesday.
During the month Of June there have been dis.
mi-.al, of about twenty clerks, messengers and
watohncn in the Departments for political rea
sons.
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LITE NEWS BIZ TIE MAILS.
Deatrnctire Confagration in phladelphid.

DeSfTucffe w
IN extensive fire occurred IN Philadelphia on
Friday evenings last, about half pat nine O'Clock
which was not checked until about thirty i've or
forty thousand dollars worth of property bad been
DESTROYED. 1t originated in the extensive Saw and
planning Mill on the north side of Brown above
Fourth street, owned by Abner Lincoln, winch
wa. entirely consumed, along with mon Hall
lsrre four story brick building occupied by the
. ,f,red Odd Fellows. the Zoar African Church,the
coach factory of John Wagner and some ten or
eleven small buildings on Brown and Fourth street
occupied by families all of whom are rendered
no useless by the sad calamity. Only about SD
Oh Of insurance wa> effected on the property,
which was divided between some six or seven OF
the sufferers.
We were AN eye witness to this fire. and 1t m
deed presented scene of rare beauty. The moon
shone brightly and the sky, except small portion
was undinnpd by cloud The light ct the con
Aagraton glared redly on the prominent spre,
and steepe of the city, while the reverse side ct
the same were illumined by thr pale silycry beams
of the noon To ad To the effect of the picture
a thunder storm was fast approaching aud the hea-
w clouds at the northward, rendered still more
murky bv the dense masses of smoke, were occn-
sionally cleaved by vivid flashes OF tightening
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FAD THIS-Thr undersigned having made
Ia arrangements with the Fatonters J. b. II W. F.
Puague. make und lay their Patent Hydraulic @ e.
ment Piping in the counties East of the Blue Ridge,
Va offer services pnhlc to execute Jobs OF
Piping in said counties They the cheapest and
most durable Pipes offered to the public. With
age they increase strength and hardnessconveying
the water cool and perfectly pure any distance. All
contracts warranted.
Address DENTON & DILLMhN,
iynrbburg. Va. Q
or the patenees Saunders Store ? O.. Rockhrdge Va.
We orewarn all from infring ing tho above
mined Pa cut. dated Nov. 29th, 1853
may 30.cts j. Is a. w. r. POAGUE.
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4 Ii0u0r lac Trial.

PORTLAND, (Mane,) June 3J.-At the law
term OF the supreme Court at Augusta, IN the
case of John Hersham sentenced IN the police
court t, fine and Imprisonment for selling IA glass
If liquor Chief Jastfce Shepley discharged the
prisoner ON writ Of habeas corpus deciding
that the municipal judges are justices Of the
peace, and hate no jurisdiction in furnishing 1t
quor sellers. This can only be done by indict-
ment and trial by jury in the Supreme Court
This completely nulirs the law so far rs the
manner and form and execution has been attempt
cd
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Yhe RrnoELun IIorrOr.

The awful tragedy in Brooklyn, (the double
suicide) is still the occasion of no little excite
ment in Brooklyn,-w in this city it is the
theme of genera remark The Coroner's Inquest
has. in a good degree, cleared up the mystery
which at first enshrouded the affair. The wo-
man is identified as a Courte2an, living Mt
house in Duane street. nevertheless, a. one
of the wtnesses,-n physician, Testified. - Il
prostitute of superior grade, and very hon
orahe and sincere woman" This somewhat
paradoxical estimate of her character appears to
have been largely entertained by the people OF
our sister city for funeral honors, sacred aud
secular, of the most marked description, were
pa to the deceased, and her remains were fol
lowed to the grave by lamentng thousands -
The fact that the unfortunate had neither rela-
tives nor friends in this country, seems t. have
touched chord in the public sympathy, viii
it would probably be cruel to contound with that
morbid sentimentality which occurrences of the
kind too frequently call forth. OF the history OF
her lover in life and in death, more is known and
the moral of it all is such, should warn away
the young from the house of the harlot. = Her
house is the way to he-going down to the
chambers of death."-N. l. Express.
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FLuln Cr liz. Va MN %

va talen SIC early in the ,ear 1913; confined Ia
m, bed snr six mn"th,; my whn'r pe.v ,ystom
ov rio.trat,d, nd nn3u>t wholly los, the use 81
m, limbs Durlna AT tim" yl.itc4 hy severn
r, -icaus al hish ,auafg. h.t VIII ~ ri"ir efforts |
grew worse. until berau cmaciare'i ea4 one iy-
ing couli be My lly,ic.ans then ad.i rd me- t" 'is1
tie A!eenany Spring Ill -o--"a. ca"iad th"re 7t
my bed being unable .Js, II al--u-"d H." Aatet
nbpu, dny-conl.ue cd 'rnr'lHg ~ otce. AID w.
finally re,farri To heah. nave no hesitation "a ny
ing ihat my ,torftaa to hrthh tHtrelf 10 The
u.e t TIN. te apd ,Iirvr had 1t been t,r tiis
po rrful agent woi uor have h,ru 10 Ihe grave
HIRAM II r..
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Drdinnti0n.

Yesterday. at st. Paul'- Church, in this city
Reys. Charles Il. Howard of Virginia. and }. d.
Powell, of Virginia. ordained as Priest in the
Protestant Episcopal Church, and Thomas G Ad
Olson, of Virginia, Richard L. Davis of Virginia
Thomas Duncan. of Virginia II. II. Holeomho
of Virginia =. A. Johnson of Virginia, john i.'g-
gins. of Pennsylvania, Edward c. Marshall OF
New York aud c. VI. Williams, of Virginia. were
ordained as Deacons. Bishops Meade and Johns
oaiciated on the occasion. The ordination ser
mon was preached by the Rev. Mr.. Cummings of
Washington. \ large congregation was present
during the interesting services of the day.-Aier-
ander Gazette Both.
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coINERs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

IN BOTI TOURT COUNTY, Va
FUNHIS very pleasant md agreeable Watering Place
j Is nav open for the reception of visitors Th-,
Situated the Western hnse of the Blue Ridge and
ncdiaely on the line OF the Vire inn md Tonne,
Riiiroad, about 40 mile above | ,uchbnrg and there
fore ia ae lbr Watering Place in VrRnin
1t t. whin hour' ride ot lynclhurg win mikes
il pecuuuIy nv.tinr for the families of all per
whose tmde~ profession forlId contioued abb
seace from honr, nni Who At the time drsile
ull ought give their families their frequent personal
presence and attention.
Lhrge md convenient additions hive, during the
Winter and Spring tcen made to tie buildings Of n,
SPRING. together with u convenient Bathing House
tor. but will enable tho proprietor accommodate
a much burger number tLan he able To accommodate
the A-t Places Of innocent and heal lay nmuse.
mrnt have also been prov dcd
The m-drinnl qualities of those STRINGS have been
nscertaired to be not inferior to any Whit Sulphur
Springs in Virginia md the heautiiu and pi,turesq
mountain scenery by which they surrounded, and
pure invigonting air pc nr the sphere Of
The place, not surpassed by that of my other place
il the Siatc.
The Table and Bar will always he ubundartly sup
piled with the very best the country affords and ry
attention will be given by the proprietor and his assist
ants 10 the comfort and enjoyment &C vsitnrs
a Hnck will be ia eadiness AT Boasacks Depot to
convey passengers to the Springs. being mile and
INN ediately in view of the Raroad.
CHARLES PHELPS, Proprietor
rInc 2j-d Sc9m
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AloHreaMrRY TO Va.

Wcclearfuiy reeeor mend fhc vater of the hIrg1ify
Srirc believing. "" d.. tht there Is No "aiet
wbsh has been s-nv'rr ilt clam lteh rrer
its tbs ean We hive bal frequent opportunities ii
Win .-rg die VIM l c4rrs oAtetst by in Nervous
an ca rHaeuu- djseasa. and long ,tandu, an ,mel
cas- of Dy.prp>in. We buve no les tI'ion in recon-
InendiI u persons afflicted with ri la above
Diseases who iavr been suffering fr'nn any deIane'
of the stomach or liver We believe liz medical
qualities ur-uruasssd by any known Ha'ei.
JAMES NJ &. KENT VI. D..
S&NI A. McIBNkEA, ". D.
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Georpja knom. Nothing Convention.

MARION Ca, June 3U.-'ihe American State
Council in Convention here, adopted the Amer-
can Platform for Gcorgia,a and nominated the Hon
Garrett Andrews as their candidate for Govern
or The Convention was largely attended, and
very enthusiastic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-03
Punishment n hnOlp NOthiupg.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Fiye clerks and one
messenger were removed this morning from the
Treasury Department. because they had become
members of the Know Nothing order.
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A splendid collection at
WILD ANIMALS

In addition 10 The ubve Ht'raril1n- ,ier- rich iii Of
refeit,inrn"et
- y IN is.ion ., - Woe Exhibition, so cenis.-
C6llreaHrd Scry.r. ##51i, roca.
EV Doors apc. %, ~ o'clac, Areaa o1crci.e- t.
Commence j., an 49,, fr hour i,r rhe cA ,nisptr.n
&c IT, Aa1>, tnu,e who do wish Ia ohsegve the
Spots e thetiug
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From my know - an o. ,tlun, haNs " hesi-
ltiop in ,at NJ tai the of Tie A"gbauy SpriLg
equal IT not superior 10 nuw /" 49, IN 'nhny ca e.
par truas remarkable ia rase~ of Dyspepsia, DrHn2e-
Liver, any enlargement " a"ycr al the Iii
grstve organs; and brcyrno water hi,H hi hrr .aifn
upon uuhlic confidence. JACOB KENT.
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NODPu Market.

Money continues easy. All good business pa
per having not less than six months to run is now
takea at Bank. We quote the hest endorsed pa,
per IN the street at 7n5 per cent, and second best
SIN tlo signatures Sale, and good TO fair names
-R1Liinore Patriot
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Gore rDpeuf TroOpS not Murdered.

ST. LOUIS, june Estate advices have reach
ed here from New Mexico, which contradict the
painful rumor that fifty government soldiers, IN
GLIDING several officers had been murdered by
the Apaches. The report was altogether ground
less
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HEAT NJ the North.

NEW YORK, june 3Oth.-Ihe thermometer to-
day stands at "a to 95 degrees in the shade.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3O.-Fhe heat to- day Is
intense. The mercary has attained to 93 to %
in the shade. All outdoor work has been sus
pended
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Terrible 4ccident-4 Young man Sapn IN 1tco!
The Montreal Herald of "Wednesday says;

The Montreal Herald Of "Wednesday says
I've deeply regret to learn by private adylees
from Dunham.t that on Friday last, at +. O. Brig
hams saw MILL, about six miles from that village
young man named John Spooner was sawn in
two by circular saw. The saw was going very
fast. and is four feet in diameter. The young
man was stopping to pick something up and fell
on the carriage moving towards the saw. Before
he had time to recover himself the saw caught
him, and cut him in two instantly. lie died I'm
medatey. The young man was employed about
the mills. This melancholy accident should
serve as a caution to all those who are employed
in saw mills to take care as the least careleSsness
may cause the loss of life"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-03

QUEEN VICTORIA Among the presented, -
n II, Her Maje.:y's Drawing Room, we see were
MIS- Abbott Lawrnence by the Countess OF Car
eendoa. and by the United States Minister-Ab-
n"t Lawrence, E-q., son of the late Ministers
and Henry L. Davies, ESQ., "private Score
'ary to the Hon. Willard Fillmore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-03

DEATH OF A VALUABLE IIoRsE.-The celebra-
TED horse Litigation, valued at $4,000. died from
Polspn it is supposed, in Talbot county Nd,
few days ago.
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LA HERCHE

lIy Nr.-r-. ROCKFORD and EMF.
Ths eStr=rl nn,Y rsro, nance hes rtHntei univ,1sal
wonder aud ui'. lion shaving bcau fl lcat- # Bat
aacjag and snot zerotot'c Podn,isg. by Nars'r
RFNfz, pol" thirty let high, held by NJ. ",
RuCHFoRD
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\. A. SIlIIkDINAN

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY ruaIIC.
ri hmond Va
DRAC1lsES in all the Court. Of kieamand Jlty.
4 nm IA the Countir- Of tri'n nnd Hanover
thu capacity al nplay Pnhlie WI ntt""d to tnhine
ncknowr lsment, Of d"rd. drpus,tinns. &c Ne. All
professional dut '- prom lily dischurged. bhoa
L'r"f Bnok mud th streets, opPpos'e 0npo squire.
M 7 dSr3m
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MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSlC.--The undersign-
IVA ed has Just received large assortment of new
and beautiful MUSIC, for the Piano Forte d. T. Ly
mans old stand. Bank square, Lynchhurg, and
cnried by Sroher K w itehead, Druggists
All kinIs of Music aud Musical Instruments furnish
NJ at shopt notice W. P. GREENE.
june % dsoly
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100000 A -. MS Va + 4 N D
and Warrant under the now law being is
-ne' anxious to buy large quantity, for which
will pay III highest market price IN CASH. will at
teod regularly lie Counts of Appomaitox, Campbell
Amherst and Be ford and occasionally Charlotte; and
ALL awnys p-y the best prices for Warrants. Any who
have them will please apply to me hefnre selling
pr,secnt usual all Chains for Bounty Land,
RevoIuonr, Ciaims orany claims against the Govern
meni OF tie Uriiel States.
june 7-t+ CHAS. W. STATHAM.
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rss. WATER SODA wATEk

- Ou, ",o tsnntnn is ia opernt on TIL ~ Nllo
~ 'nrl ol u elh.snf epmkhng SODA WA Err NJ
cold tce viii + ne Apple Stnwbc,r", Raspb 'rts.e
my otnel Kind OF .yrp will call Mt
}. II. THOMPSON e. COS
rny7 New Drug Store
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NAK! W T-ATFENTION SOL
w DltRN = lie WAR OF 1912 BOUNTY
LAND WARRANTS. - The Soldiers Of the War of
1912, thr lcsa re- reseu'aiives, call and
1T M a. itonpI qunntiiy nf Boun, Land coming
men. ai.n. Nh, Wi 81 the soldiers OF the evuu
i.nr,ry wnr Come one, sll-there IL enough for
s.,"h cuong, fpr al.
b. 10 enquire for the undersigned If you wish
nir, rurry rtende TO- for have Just resolved
Head @ ftsrs all the necessary rolls and docu
n.u,s ,ta,t b your cains you have nothing TO
l. hut cow. and get your warrant for which
will pay Won III high 81 cash price
mule /. l.. W. GRAY Agent for Claims.
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Bonsack's Wooden Factory,
ROANOKE COUNTY. VIRGINIA

NoANoAE cot MY. VIRGINIA,
WING rehUjt ami supplied my establishment
ai, thu 'rt.,t improved N'th.uary for rnnuufic.
ur'n- Wool ainnunr"tD my ~. : clstotr-r-. I'D The
publ g"n"rns lh0i am again PREPARED Ia Curl @ooI
into Pill, ru into Nnrn wcGgr inr" Jsnes Lin,ey.
BItrs,I-. Ns# ap'u lie tnlluwia. tern:
Gaadir1 - uot5 Rolls Ct cent per H. CARING
mi - ir' ~ f.pu w. 10 : the rouad l25
crots rrr 10; i,r rac GHrr r5rter II IL half
per paaad f.fled. in sysry haa" n"oler per
10 nd ed A1nuttciHI5He EoH,V S"gro james - ccnis
pen yard; null rcturog heavy Negro Iinsry g
pea par; Bia kets a. porponHt1 cents for ard.
ing mi f,rra ding mud spinning nldltonnl charge
mixed and NaAooy Wao supply II manufactured
goods will be pit on land for snje xCtunec Tor
ool. Those tviug uea' the Rairnad can deposit their
Wopl Win the Rair'n1 d,cts except Liberty drpns't
with Mr.. ) Hafma,#.L,nsh5rg with Mes-rs. Ruclur
y Redd The work viii b. returned when finished -
Payment viii berVdrei upon delivery Of work.
jun ll-l3n JACOB BONSAGK
E.NOak SALE-sl0O0o 900 Bonds III Vfe'nia
4 md tennessee Rallroad Company, bearing per
cent interest. pin.ipnl and interest payable in New
York apd secured by a srco7d mortgage upon the
tire Road aud all Ih, assets f lie c ,npay
These securities regarded # the first class,
end Will he sold at price To command the attention of
every capitalist. tumiprmntipu of the present condi
ton IN future prusperts OF the Road will be furnished
Jun ll-'tcls GETERS. SrENcE h 60.
NEGROES WANTED.-Thc subscriber
- wishes Ia purchase. for the Soufhern market,
LIKELY NEGROES, from the age of 10 t. 30 years.
Tor which he viii pay tue hige.t Richmond cash price
Perois having such to dispose oi would do well TO give
him y call before selling.
lie ran b. found at Nm. II. Mosby's Anciioo Store,
Bark Square.
Adlre.s, RIO. II DAVIS,
june 30 iSrlm Lynchhnrr
EASILY BACON 5000 lbs, superior fami.
i y Bacon, Tor snse IN accommodating terms.
iune % Is JOHN HOLLlNS
LNOEe JULY.-Godey, Arthur aud Petersor's
l. Magazines received at MORSE'S
june 26-is
SEASONAEbE.- Refrgerators, Water Coolers,
~ and Shower Baths, for sale by
june 22.ts-Rep copy A. WINSTON
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LYAc4nrRG, Mrv 10 1885.

Having had ample 'ppnttnuuy Il nsfertthins the
curative powers vi the A eenn, l,rinss tasP plra+
in .mn,u'ine be water an invaahbl" Hre
n Chronic diseases Of the sia,nHch mi how'la.
JNO. II PArrERSON II. p.
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NJ. ". nOaHfuRD. Madame ROBINSON,
Mast las ROBINSON Master Holm.
ma n'duaad list of Popular Actors. are Win
the GnmnouN. atI VIII arpcar the valieus rxereisr-.
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BY TELEGRAPH
releeraphed for tho Daily virginian

BALTIMORE, July 2.--Markcts very dull
Howard street Flour ~ -, small sales; wheat
and corn at Saturdays quotations.
INV loRK, July ,.
Flour. State brands IS to as 80; southern
$40 30 to slo, Wheat unchanged.
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Wills. bLAkt PliTh
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLIS q. pUTTM A N.

(Lnfel, ot the fir II Wis., Lea n Brownley)
Ill give tl'ri, n'trnton to the sal and purchase
atnll Articles ~ ARri cultural Produce, Farming
Implements, A.. md purchase for order and sell for
vtnmi--nn al nriielcs OF Groceries SC. g., receive
md I fward Goe1s, aud net general Commission
Agents ian 3daciv
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uxRy's VAILw AY HORs &

EMHKN'S k 4 T. W 4 Y HOKS :.
N 'oWER OVERSIGHT THRESHER & SEPA-
kAIOR -Frfmers IN Mant Of n cheap aud goHJ Ma
II ito Tor lrsc- invited examine the above.
IT which "c hase lu.i reeeiveda supply.
We sold several for the hurvests of 1859 and l85a.
mi all Of them give sali.iac We are sole ngen.
Tor u ia city
Alse On rnnd, Baldwin Caldwell & Coz l..vet p "
-. lot 4. or o,~-s r.. Sinclair . 4 Co. Lever
Pove a fpr I ~ h,rs"s, with rhreshcrs h. suit
with without Sfrrw Curriers'; Whitman. ond
Two oese Rail P"wers. w.th fhresher. to sun with
wnlmul Straw Gatrir,s.
rT- ~ nm deliver Machinery IL Petersburg or Rich
fn"ud n 'u' lurehn-cr u,ny prefer ard all
madr al iA, manufacturers prices.
ROWLETT ~ HARDY
West I'm Row i l6 Sycamore street,
unea l. Pci"rslnrp, Nn
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LIME MUsTARD.-.E opsh, French AMI
4 American Mu.la d, of suprri quality. far -hle by
inne 22-rs JOIN H. SEAY Druggist.