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NS FOR RENT.-2 new BRICK TEN

NH FOR RENT. 2 new BRICK TEN
AN EMENTB-with comfortable rooms in each;
lire places in every room, and excellent we'll of
water in the yard, aud about Il acres Of sround al
tached to eseh with soil admirable suited for market
gardens.
rare opportunity Ia here offered ior elessst re.
tired residence. with a. much ground combining the
retiracy Of the country with the advantages Of the
city being situated 2th street. about three squares
borth of Ashbury (Methodist) Chapel, Union
Hill Possession can be had 18th inst.
An arrangement might be made If desired, by
which all the ground could be had by one tenant
Rent Of each $40 per month. Apply to
VIM. WALSH,
my It's No. 43 Main sire ct.
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COTTON CRoP SOUrH.-A correspondent of the
N. o. Delta who has travelled through the local.
ties OF which be writes says under date of the 18th
inst: There are DOW at Jefferson, Texas, In the
warehouse, about eigh, thousand bales cotton, and
at Shreveport about seven thousand and between
Shreveport and Alexandria there are about three
thousaId; and one-third of that amount is owned
by Eastern companies On Lake Bisteneau there
are about Line thousand bales The crops of cot
ton 10 North Louisiana and Southern Arkansas and
Eastern Texas are almost a complete failure owing
TO the dry weather"
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CANADA WHEAT CRoP.-The wheat crop In the
Upper Canadian Provinces was never better, and
double the quantity is sowD. The surplus 10 estl-
mated over home wants, at from l2 900 0O0 to 49,
600 600 bushels Add this amount to the ia 500 0O0
bushels estimated by the Cincinnati Price Current,
and theu add 70 500 900 more fo- short calculation
by that paper aud will be seen that -four Will no,
be Sl3 barrel 10 the fall.
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TIME TABLE FOR THE u SrATEs.-Table exhib-
ing the time of day at different places In the U.
States when 1t is l2 at noon at Easport, Maine -
Eastport, l2; Boston, II 80; Washington, IL 90;
Buffalo, l2: Cincinnati 1888; Chicago, 10 80;
St. Louis, 1927; Charleston, 1909; New Orleans,
10 29 ST. Psuls 10 III Salt Lake, s. San Franc isco
II; Astoria, 8.05.
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A RELIC OF THE IRISH PARLIAMENT.-AccountS
have reached London of the death of Mr.. John
M'Clintock, Of Drumcar, in the county of Louth
Ireland formerly Sergeant at Arms In the Irish
House OF Commons for the loss of which oface he
has bsen in receipt Of pension of $4,000 year
for upwards Of hall century. The deceased had
obtaiLed the patrisrchal age of 65.
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BLOODY FRAcAs-On the 22d instant, a bloody
afray took place In the market house, at Mobile,
Ala, In which man named Dan Kirby was fatally
stabbed 10 the breast another named Boxing
Johnny, stabbed in the back, and German stabbed
In the thigh. The town bell was rung to centre
the police the spot and quell the RIOT which was
done. enc of the contendtng parties-s squsd Of
coal burners-havins fled.
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p SUMNER ARRANGE.

S q NJ M E E ARRANGED
{7Ef3Izirsi EMENT-FOR OLD POINT, PORTS.
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.--The steamboat CUR
tbs PECK, Captain JOHN DAVIS, will leave the
wharf at Rockets regularly every Tuesday, Thnrs-
day and Saturday mornings, at 81 O'Clock precisely,
for the above places - sx isaA
Returning. the Curtis Peck will leave the whar.
at Norfolk every Monday "Wednesday and Friday
moraing at 81 oclock, touching at Old Point dur na
the bathing season, and all the regular landn 20 on
the river, both going and returning. x3Iwe1ies
~ w
Meals SOC. each. As.f7f +sF-fs4 &s4
je 80 sssstse.safa e54a~4sf n. o. HASKINg.ss
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WINNEBAGo CORN "A Brooklyn gentleman hai
been planting some Winnebago corn, which he re-
ceived from the Agricultural Bureau OF the Patent
Office, and 10 eleven weeks after it was put In the
ground il produced ears for boiling. 4.s1
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POWDER FOR THE CREnEA.-The ship Sarah.
from Liverpool. now at Montreal, II 10 said has
beea chartered by the British Government to car
~ powder to the Crimea. The hull OF this ship is
very extensive, and seems capable Of holding
some four or five hundred tons of that dangerops
material
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texas PcLITIcs.-Ex- Governor Wood has with
drawn from the Gubernatorisl canvsss of Texas
General Rusk has come out In a letter agsinst the
Know Nothings. Hon. J. B. Robertson, Democrs.
tic candidate tor Lieutenant Governorship, has de
cined running. Judge Buckley has Withdrawn
from the canvass tor Congress In the Western
District. s1ra El
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DEsrRUcTIoE OF LIqUoR.-About twelve Lun
dred gallons Of liquor were poured into the gutter
at Bangor Me on the 26th instant, by order oi
Judge Lyon, of the Municipal Court. Nearly Or
Qnte Two thirds of 1t was seized ON board the
schooner Tyro, some three weeks since.
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>"A CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

HSR The subscriber has ON hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, On Lombard Alley, between
Main and Gary, tlSth and l4th strests) the CO.
lumbian Hotel COACHES, CHARfOTEEs, BA-
R0UCHES, BUGGlES with and without tops, and
sULKIES, all of his own make, of the best msteri-
sis and workmanship. All of which will be sold an
low ss good work Of the kind can be in the city OF
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
IN wlat Of any article in the Carriage line, au
dstermnsd to rEake to order and sell at the loves.
prices possible, and all work sold, that 10 new,
rsLted. LIE 2l-6mI MICAJAH MANGuM
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EOR RENT-A desirable Brick Resi-
l. dence on Church Hill, corner OF 9th and Leigh
streets with fine garden attached, and seeded with
all kinds Of vegetables. Apply to
LARUS SHINE,
iy 6-ts IA Main st
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A HUMAN TRoFHY --Among the "trophies" car.
ried away by the English soldiers, who were shel
tered during the day IN the houses of Sebas,opol,
near the Redan, one soldier OF the 38;h regiment
brought away very young child; but it was al.
most Immediately sent back to the Russian out.
posts.
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A terrible gale visited the village OF Marietta,
Marshall county, Iowa, lately blowing down ten or
twelve dwelling houses shops and stores, scatter
ing the goods the prairie for miles. and doing
other damage. One man whose house caught fre
during the storm. and who attempted, with young
child In bis arms, to reach q neighboriDg house,
was caught by the wind and carried over q mile.
His wife found shelter under the leeward side OF
barn flt#HE .tF
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OsBoRNE' 3 GOLD ENAMELEDc d DAGuERREosi 4
rrPEs-Ths public are invited to cali and view the .
shed Gallery. They are admitted TO be superior TO
any ever before seen. L- A. w. OSBORNE,
lS2I !! Opposite Exchan ge 6ank 3L-l
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CouRr MAarIAL ON A NAVAL SURGEON A letter
from one Of the vessels off Sebssiopol, gives an
account of court martial held one of the naval
surgeons for neglect of duty, &c. Three spec ifc
cases of neglect were preferred against him. and
he was also charged with having behaved in an un-
feeling manner towards the sick men Of the Fieid
Hospital, of which be had charge, and neglected
his duty In obligng them to come to the outside of
his tent, In cold and unfavorable weather to be ex
amined by him there instesd of visiting them him
self at the Field Hospital fifth charge wss that
he was In the habit Of using offensive language to
the sick especially by calling them "rotten set
such conduct being unofficeriike, and subversivs
of good order. All the charges we're declared
proved, the prisoner calling no one In his defence
He was found guilty and sentenced to be muicted
of the pay due to him. to be dismissed Her Majes-
tys service, and to be Imprisoned for two years In
one of Her Majesty's jails ..-.---
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JFO. W. WR1aHT Il Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds Of Produce and Msrshandixs os
Storage at their Wrehouse ON the Dosk, ~ rea
fs i2-6m vsdf ,0nR erBsV sHfr 1vgw no
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sEn FOR OLD PoINI, NOR

.FOLK, AND PoRrsMoUTli.--
RAILROAD LINE via PORT WATHALL The
beautiful and fayorite Steamboat AU0UsEA. Csp..
line on WEDNESDAY, June 18TH 9hs cars run.
ming In connection with the Augusta will leave tbs
Richmond and Petersburg Depot on Monday, We'd
RETURNING-The Augusta will leave Norfolk
on the alternate days. viz: Tuesdays. rhursdsys.
aud Saturdays, at ST A. NJ, touching at OLD foirf
Jugs on the river beth going and RETURNING. q.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk. sz.ee
Chiidsen over 5, and aot ever IL years Of ssss -
half price. 80
Servants - ~
To any point on the River. ~. ~
Meals (eaahl. ~
DO 40 for Chlieren and aervantA. ..s....s y
- - THo8. DoDAAEAD, kaps-
June eth, is5s. jsli
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NOVEL CHANGE.--Itis is stated thst board Of Uni'
ted States cavalry officers recently in session at the
War Department In Washingtos, consisting oi
Colonies Sumner and johnson and LIEUT.. Colonels
Johnson and Hardee, have reported Ia favor o.
equipping the men 10 their arm Of the pstiona ser.
vice with taIma made Of guta perchs, reaching
down 10 the knees
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The FIRST Locomotive IN IowA-We learn
that on Thursday, The 18th of July an engine waa
run Tor the first time On the Mississippi and Mis-.
souri Railroad, the eastern termination of which
ROAD al Davenport This Is the first time that q
locomotive has been put in operation In the State
OF Iowa.
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John Glenn, Esq., has been elected Mayor Of At
lanta, Ga. FstsssEss sEEs
The Hon. Winslow c. Watson, of Port Kent, has
been awarded ol00 By the New York Stats Agri-
culsural sosisty for his priss ssssy on agriculture
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I. STRAY HORSE

Az, STRAY HORSE.-strayed from
(EG the Court House of Henrico county, about
weeks ago. q small SORREL MARE with Star
iu the forehe ad and both hind feet white-no other
marks about her remembered. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for her delivery to me at the
Court House Of Henrco.
iy S-ts Il. w. TIMBEKLAKE,
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w LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-Thep pubfic are
hereby informed that have just reesivsd By AdamS
Express lot Of superior Swedish Leschs., which
Will be applied upon the most reasonable tenns;
be found at all hours Of the day st the Hair Dressing
saloon under the American Hetel, ard at night
18th between Main and Franklin st.eetss q ga1Rs
o, at the shortest notice. =
h. no 8 fFcaD ~ Tag al ew5 u e. HOB6oH. n,
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! THE most confirmed cases Of the most
distressing diseases oftimes arises from adie
All of rs, more or less troubled with this annoy
ing symptom, still a. is general thing do NOT
sttsmpt to medcate until something serious inter-
-venss We would as public monitor warn all our
readers against the sin Of neglect and at the same
GERMAN BITrERs. the original preparation as pre-
pared by D G. M. Jackson No! 100 Arch street. Phi
sdelphia. We have seen cures efested through its
."-Seotfs Weekly. ~ - '4
Agents for this sity--Alssrs. PURcELL, isApD L
Co, and BENNETT BE.aA Drussists. ;.I -.
jy 50-d2w tA04 S1s - 4--ihSi1ia9 b14 9
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WE still continue to keep on hand, at
w the Richmond Pisning Mill, full supply Of
fresh White Corn Meal, for sale at the lowest ar
k-t price. delivered in any part Of the city
jy 50-dSt w r. WALDROP
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Correspondence OF the Dispstch
EXCURSION Chursh Dedication-Death Of Judge

Frick &c.
BALTIMoRE, July 29 1855.
Z About seven hundred OF our citizens made up
an excursion for Cape May Saturday evening, and
after spending Sunday very pleasartly there. ar-
rived here yesterday morning highly pieased with
their trip. This being the frst excursion OF the
season, number may be expected TO follow.
The new Methodist Church, about 3 miles from
here on the Bel Air road, was dedicated yesterday
The dedicstory sermon was preached BY the Rev
Mr. Bennett, presiding elder OF the Washington
district of the Virginia conferences: This church
will be under the control of the Virginia confer.
suce, which has already supplied u with clergy.
man.
Intelligence has been reoeived hare Of the death
of Judge Frick, at Warm Springs In Virginia, and
his remaius arrived this afternoon He was torn :
ery State eenator of this city eerwsrds collector
o the port and lastly, Judge Of baltimore county.
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DkINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

Democratic PAPER, located in a aouri,hin
irsinia town, and in one of the weaithiest and
gest counties in the State i offered for sale mi
vsteiy. The paper has extensive patronaze-ove
900 bona ide subscribers and large and pTofca bl
udvsItisng and job custom, which is constantly ant
rapidly increa. ing For further particulars addres
the Editors Of the Dispatch. ie7-ts
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a FOR RENT-Two Offices On Wall
NJ street, one of them seitsble for a Bar Room
and conta all the necessary fixtures, which be
purchased st reasonable price. Apply to
iy 26-lw VIM. GOULDlN.
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eacsd practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery aud Obstel
trisa having located on Broad street, shfee doors
above tenth offers his professional services the
r He has devoted much time and attention to ths
study and practice Of Midwifery, and to the treot.
E ap '-6mH -6hm Iso RICHD s. CAUTHORN, M. D.
a JNO. McCosNELL, Dentist, Main street,
betwe en- 9Th and 10th sts.. opposite Cornthian Haf
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CTALLS FOR RENT Three STALLS
~ fer rent, near the Arbour. Call on g.
jy6-B X. w. ALLEN
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NEW York. Jalv %.

BArldt OF Re0- Mr.. Elliott ana Laughter -Presen
tation to Barney Witliams Norfolk and Ports
mouth Quarantine Liquor Lap, &c, &c
NEW York, July 90.
The remains of the late Rev John H. Elliott aud
his daughter Mary Ana, who lost their lives in the
late melancholy catastrophe on Coney Island, were
Inferred yesterday afternoon In the Cemetery OF
the Evergreens. The funeral obsequies took place
outside of the First Methodist Episcopal Mission
church, Williamsburg, for the crowd in attendance
was so large that it was deemed safer to celebrate
them in the open air. The unfortunate minister
was 81 years OF age, and his daughter only II.
present of beautiful gold headed cane, ap-
propristely inscribed, WRs made to Barney vii.
iiams the talented Irish comedian, by the members
of the Broadwsy company, on last Friday evening
Ho olosed ~. s.eseement at that establishment on
Satu day evening.
The mortality among children In this cny H..
ly extraordinary. Of 669 deaths last week, only
i6l were adults. the remaining 508 being children.
On Saturday, while two painters, named James
Dougherty and John Lane were painting the front
wall of the New York Hotel on Broadway.
scaffolding put up at the sixth story of the build
ing, by some mischance the fastenings gave way,
and both men, along with the scaffolding fell to
the sidewalk, distance of nearly seventy feet
Dougherty instantly killed, his brains beins
dashed out upon the sidewalk presenting horrid
spectacle. Lane was picked up In dying condi-
ton. aa.-g
the order of the acting Mayor declaring Norfolk
and P0rtsmOutn y Infected places, WNnOut ln1
cluding New Orleans. where lever deaths oc :
curing at the rate of Is per day. The steamers from
Richmond and City Point will be forced to go In
quarantine. -s.e.-
The Temperance Alliance have Issued mani
iesto setting forth their determination that the
prohibitory liquor law shall remain imperative nc
longer if they can help It. Eminent lawyers, they
| announce, have been engaged to prosecute every
complaint that may be made against liquor sellers
and 10 that end public register Is to be kept al
46l Broadway.
| The reorganization Of the surgical department
of the police by the Mayor is to go Into operation
on Wednesday next. The system will be so ar
ranged as to give TO each district surgeon imme
late information of every policeman reported sici
| or disabled, while at ths same time the men viii
derive the benefit of early and gratuitous attend
| ance. 70
Alexander Mcfarland, an eccentric individual
known throughout the city as the "Lime Kill
Man." died at the city hospital yesterday. He wa
famous for sleeping In lime kins, and never reset
| Ia bed. a.a ~ ~.
| At A. II Nicolay's sale to-day $4,000 Virgins
6's. were sold ut S961.4.
There were 70 arrests for intoxication on Satur
| day and Sunday showing slight increase owe
that of the same days on the week previous.
DrVaentlne Mott 10 said to be quite Ill OF Inter-
mttent fever at his residence In Bloomingdale
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SIMoSsa aDAGUERREorY YRKs are daily be-
snrss we thinR nRGPgls5 The large cabinet size pic
also sup eriar to small Dssuerfedft and they are
be seen distinctly In any light, Call and ~ cen
yourselves. ~ p 2 II 90 Atss fs4 'A9 jy 25
. REMovAL.-The Once Of the RfcHMosp
FIRE ASSOCIATION has besn removed 10 ttesssosd
Story of the Building Of Main and llth sts.--
- Entrance on 11th street = oas sFaS1 794
ApplicsSions for FIRE. MARINE or LiFE INsU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended TO.
Without bossting OF their Ability to comply With
their obligations they take pleasure in referring to
all who have had business With the Ofice for tho
satisfactory in whish IL has been transaeted.
JAMES g. CRANE, President: ,g
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New Esr administrations Joassos

81 NEW EsT ABLHsHMEKr.-J0HN JoHNsoN
lately OF the American Shaving Saloon, has taken
the house next door 70 DR. Powell, on 10th street,
between Main and Cary and lifted MP with superior
sccommodatons for his bpsuesA y here sli who as-
tofors, ever ready TO please hia eastonieu. 9s 81
q His superior style Of Hair Cutting y proverbisl,
and be issure he can please the most fastdious Re
~ill costume TO maAlfastnre the sslsbratsd hsr
storative and tonic, which, with other popular pre-.
psrations and dyes, together With the dehehtfai
sshampoou BATH viii make his shop, he hopes ths
resort Of ali Who desire % be weitsd sponin hs se
PRIoE REDUoED FOR THE zCurTIkG or
cRILDsEns HAn.-l cent? for kSyS :nS naI w. sen
for Girls, ct at~ s@9 yOnNeSnc
shayips a Hair Cattins and Ehsmloesns Seloons
isSO 10th street. bstwssn Mata and Cary.
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@ FOR RENT-A gonteel Residence,
M In an excellent neighborhocd, on First street,
between Main and Cary, (Sd dwelling from Cary.)-
The house Is now vacant, and persons wishing to
rent, are invited to view the premises, which will
BIZ shown by q servant the lot and where .erms
and other particulars may be obtained. call to-
osy or Tomorrow 10 desired. WIN. GOULDIN,
jy2-ts Governor street.
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!, HOnEsrEAD SrocK FOR SALE.-I have
which wish to dispose off, Any one wishing 10 pur.
chase will please cali at Mr.. VIM A ButterS BOOK.
store, or on myself at Putney, Watts & Putnsy,s'
Z is 28-4t* JAMES r WEsT
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DANVILLE REPUBLT G AN! DAM

hANVILLE REPUBLI G. AN DAM
- WILLIE REPUBLfCAN!-I { call the attention
OF the public 70 this most valuable paper Frum its
i+se and rapidly increasing circalston and the re-
,on through which it circuistes make II q medium
10 saVsrtisins not TO be surpassed by any journal h
tae State 1t 10 found in the hands Of nearly
Pi.at- merchant and mechanic 10 the southside Of
srsins sud IN North Caroline. 1t bids fair before
his conducted upon the most liberal prncirlss but
usintsnipE its own With mness Psrsons wish.
log TO subscribe will leave their rames ana those
wishing to sdyertte VIII leave them at INV ofiss
where they will be atte nded to with promptneas .
EDGAR MACON, Agent
metropolitan Hall.
n BIO Country Papers wishing Asents In this
rsy. Offer nv services. ~ 20-2aw6w
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& FOR RENT-On Main street, be-
M tween 29th and 2Ist sts., tenement contain.
Ing eight rooms, with kitchen an water 10 the yard
TIE ltore has been fitted up for Milliners estat-
li.hment Also the dive ling part of the tenement
on Main street adjoining Mr.. H Elmore's, contain
Ing six rooms and Kitchen; water in the yard Ap-
Div to iy 3G-eo3t+ NEAL MCCURDY.
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80 FRESH ARRIVALS.-Re

A F K z S ii ARRIVALS.-Re ;
80 ceived by Express and opened this morn
ing, at No Is. large and beautiful supply Of q
Children's light cold Morosco Cater Boots =,
do black Ankle Ties --'
Misses light copd Morocco Lace Boots c5.
Ladies' do do do do
Misses Goat Welt Boots extra good d z : ny
Ladies' will find always at No. Is. good and hand.
some stock to select from. f3 Is5C .sIH
jy 81 JNO. C. PAGE, in.
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UT. w II. H. FAKROW, an 6mln6nC pnySl--
cian Of Worcester county, Md, writes that he has
used rARLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY ExPBCTon ANTs :
and DIARRHGA CORDIAL, ito the entire relief of such
dissdses they profess to cure" that they "ars hsppJ
scombinatons of some Of our mcstyalasble and ssfe
therapeutic sgents and must be of infinite worth to
the afflicted and mankind at large !" and that he
cannot do Less than earnestly recommend these
preparations to practitioners especially in the
try, where the impurity Of commercial 6russ is
of the greatest obstacles to the of the phys
clan" If you have a cough, use the former; II the
Diarrhes, the latter. Don't neglect yeur disease,
but take the remedy at once-they should be kept
every family, ready for instant use. tg EaGEfafl0
See descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis of the
Price Of each only so cents per bottls or SIX bot
EssH. sTABLER& co, Propfietors, go b
1a-s Ii. Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.,y
/ PURCELL. LADD l. Co. Druggists,
A Wholesale Agents, Richmond,
And By Druggists and Merchants generally through
| out Virginia. jy SG-d& CIT
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EOR RENT-Two newly erected Brick
l. Tenements, on 25th street, near Leigh st. Bap-
list Church, containing rooms, including basement,
With passages, porches, closets, pantrys, &c, with
garden sttache and well Of superior water on the
Premies. Rent $3.50 each per annum.
Apply to ED. D. EACHo, or
JAS. M. CARTER, 1sth st,
is 8-ts Opposite Poet Office.
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CHOWER BA1HS-The attention

~ the public is called to superior article of Show.
er Baths which the subscriber has hand, and
~hich be Offers for sale at less price than the com
tnon article usually sells for. Those who wish to
purchase and judge for themselves bv calins
at f. NJ. ZIMMERMAN's, Messrs. SrEBBINS 4
PULLEN'S, or Mr. sTARRETTS
iy 20 VIM FORRES
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch.

Burial of REQ Mr.. Elliott and Daughter - Presen
tati0n to Barney Witliams Norfolk and Ports
mouth Quarantine Liquor Lap, &c, &c