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GREAr ENGINr.-The new and beautif

GREAT ENGINE.-The new and beautiful
locomotive - H Timberlske," nov running on the
Central Railroad 10 superior to shy 9th 10 power
and speed owned By thst company and has attracted
attention and won universal admiration along the
entire line. On seturd y last embre csd the op-
portunity of taking ride behind this magnificent
steam horse" and were really sstoni.hed at the
rapidi,y of its speed and the ease with which it
drew lite burthen Of passenger after it. We
learn from Capt Couch, one of tie intelligent and
popular conductors on the line, that it easily ira
vel at the rate OF one mile per minute. and that
after leaving Charlottesville going West, up grade
of eight feet, it made its the rate of 40 miles
per hour. The 81 Fl. Tirnberake" ia to be regularly
employed in drawing Capt. Goocb's train and will
leave here this morning for the West end Of the
road. With such conductor Goosh it is not at
all surprising that the road is becoming very popular
with those living along it, that his name is on the
tongue Of every one who knows lin 40 an officer
and gentleman and who praise him for the strict
performance OF his duties while in doing 70 he il
and, courteous and attentive Indeed the Central
10 boun fully blessed with good officers such az its
Directory will! not be able to improve even n tbe
necessity ever occurs for doing So
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A DIVIDED COMMAND.

The New York Herald justly remarks,
whatever becomes of the seige of Sebastopol
if the allies wish to accomplish anything at
all, they should overcome one enemy which
has done them more mischief than the Russians
but which is of their own creation. This
enemy is divided command. There have
been until recently four independent com
manders-in chief of the allied armies before
Sebastopol. The disaster of the 18th of June
and other memorable failures have been
ascribed to this want of unity.
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Pix ALLEY is as notorious in the noli

PINK ALLEY is as notorious in the police
annals OF Richmond the Five Points in those
OF New York. and when once a prisoner il broush
to Justice from that misnaued locality his nnn.h'
ment as Inevitable that of fate. Men are known
by the company they keep, and whether dfunk nr
sober, ap 10 steer clear OF Pink Aisy until a. f.
lost to honor and shame that the lowest hole il sp
cientiy elevated for their deprsved tastes Workin,
under this rule, the Mayor go amis, in sn
forcing the law against its VISITORS did yssts,
day sgainst Monline Martin, who was arrested ara
locted up the day before for drinking vast quautu
of fire wat-r and afterwards becomiog noisy and Az
orderly When called to the bar, Martin ana ssS ~
squeeze out few tears and made inhumerabIs nro
misses of future good conduct bat he had come fon,
Pink Alley and his honor therefore ordered him 10
give good bail or 90 to iail. - w
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Foul SMELL.-The residents of 18th and
18th streets, South of Franklin, and all persons
having business in that section of the city about
noon yesterday. must have been very much an
noyed, If OF sickeued by the foul smell that con
tinued TO greet them with every breath of air
This vile odor doubtless proceeded from the soap
factories ia that neighborhood, and if permitted to
exist In these precarious times, may produce dis
ease and death among our citizens. The Council
should give II their attention at once
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AeA1Nsr LAw-On Monday last, Mr..
Carter discovered a negro man named Isham, the
property of Peter strstton, passing by bis house
with gun in bis hands. and very properly de-
walk about with such a weapon. The negro, In q
most impudsnt manner, told Mr.. Ii ives none Of
his business, and started on, but Mr.. C. pursued
and had him arrested, and yesterday morning be
was brought before the Mayor and punished as he
deserved Owners of servants would do we'll to
remember that the law requires them to have writ
ten permission before they can be allowed to carry
firearms.
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ST.. JOINS BURYIsG Gpou.n csn roo

ST. JOINS BURYING GROUND can readily
be put in good order if the Committee having charge
OF 1t will authorize Mr.. Egseling one of the CITY
omcers 10 have 1t done. There are several small i'm
proysments actually necessary to save the wall on
me East SIDE from going to destruction which will
cost but little, and which should have mmediate A.
tention. There greater ones too that .bon5 NOT
be delayed, and it Is therefore hoped and expected
thstthe mmittee at the next meetne of the Conn
al, will ask for sufficient appropriation to do ali
that may be necessary to preserve from min I'll. .
old and sacred spot in the bosom of our city.
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mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vii

ITO CONrRACTORS.-Propo'a'ss.
Il bsIecaived st this iii 50 until hooas' wv ~
of Septem Der next, at IL o'coek NJ ioi y. 0xt
log work, viz: Cradle g. grsve!ltns aoo aitcp ~
srset, fcom II street to Peach street.
18th street, from Main 10 Frantini aha ps,rc,
West 18th street from Main street 70 las 81 a
House; New Cutters On Franklin street . ~ ~.
9th street; on South side of Broad stree, nDI ,,,
10 25th street; on East SIDE of sd street l,'u r.
to Broad u; ON I'd ct between Cave o. Sc 80. Nh
rying Gre uod; on East side of l,t 'tfeo. -. Cas-
shall to Leis b; on w est side of Henry "; ~ fps
to Catherine st aud South side OF Cameras ~ ls
Henry ct. TO tn city line; and on Esil sue w
from Canal st. to Arch 1t. c,.,,,, D,
And also, for taking mp and re iayps 80,
each side of Bacon's Branch on bfooAs Ssb ~
Also. for grading on Grace OF, oeIScea "a C.u,
2lst sts.; filling Adams street, from Ghy sssOsi
st; and Brooke Avenue, on each see ~ A. ~
Branch. And also, for grsvsllipg on b''sa
tween oath and 18th s,s& u.,o,sisi
Proposals must state the price OF sssoIass .s.tat
psr cabis yard; the pfics of psvlbt sDe .,,s id
per square arc; and OF srsveliins. y" ''"'
depth, per square yard Ill, h, psisS
For the Apoye work, paymeIu wa. ...I ,s,,s''
monthly estimates, In cash, with ins us d ls
tlon Of 20 per cent. until the e. az ~
WORK; or in city sorir, payable sx noaIa' 'orss
as may be determined BY the C2nI
Streets Bidders III propose accoi oDs 20 shis
Contractors viii be required 70 ente.a,u,rssa
contract for the prompt and faithful ps.,,s,a wis
the WORK; and unlssssush conttac, oe..dAs,sS
ten days after the award, It VII "
abandoned.
For further inform alton, enquire o. s.rgs
GO e. Cas- Camtrx Streets sssh~>
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What a pleasant relief it would be if both
Northern and Southern presses would rest for
awhile from the eternal ding dong of the alb
clifton subject. There are certainly white
people in the United States, whose interests
deserve occasionally some attention Why
should three millions of blacks absorb the
public press and the public attention to the
exclusion of twenty millions Of white mena
Why should the twenty millions of white men
cut each others threats and tear down the
noblest structure of government under the
sun, on account of three millions of negroes.
Answer as that. ye Northern agitators!
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COMMERCIAL sTArIsTIcs.- The Secretary of the
Treasury has prepared a table of the value of The
Imports and exports of the United States Tor ths
quarter ending June. 30.h, 1855 so as to give the
commercial community the means of knowing the
condition OF our imports and exports at Intervals
during the fiscal year Formerly the public could
only get Information on the subject annually. The
table being for the last quarter OF the year, gives
assurance, the Union says, that the annual COM
mercial report, instead of being presented to Con-
gress near the close of the session. will be printed
bound and laid on the membe RS tables a, the com
mencement. 1t 10 TO be obseiv that 1t includes
the PaciGc as well as Atlantic coasts The items
are as Follows The amount of free goods imported
|. Sloose s90; du,isble SAC GA 1872; specie S6s4-
aSl total S62 397 663. The exports are-foreion
msrchsndize-tree goods 81 COZ, $50; du,isble s5
6y7 76l; specie S36a 23l; total foreign 81 COS 57o
Domestic producs-merchsndizs Sal, ESQ O39 :.
specie Sl9 947 SOB total don ,estic sci 3aa s4a
making total of exports foreign and domestjc
S66 902 Ala The imports of Richmond smonn, ~
Isl. $40. aud her domestic exports are 1886 $50 -
The imports of Norfolk are SD. I22. and hsr do.
mes.ic exports Sl13, 1888
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AMUsHMrr.s

AMUsEMErTs>
q GRAND EXCUKsI1,-
"a TO SLASH Coz AND -
tx AID FOR THE srrisans "a
NORFOLK AND pnpr
Wschtnston Camp, No. 4 IaoMOOfH
would respectfully spnn,s. .osior touas
buIs .rd posdn "oest Of the Richnsfssr hn.Sa
ssnd.,.a az osomas Railroad Coa.ad r.s.ss
FiRsT GRAND ANNUAL ny WI ~. ssss,
BALL, oksios =.
RI, To the above p'...
On Thursday Evening 49,
Tho }. 9. ofA beg ie.ys 70 asust Jfh L..
the public sensrsiiy, that ,s. ors ta.tr ga
cur,ians iii ali ths s1 part 70 render ,s. !, EN
ia;. ~ .ns. lns mos. fastidioas -. ss.r
from tho Railroad COMPANY. NJ oi ths s,.,.
p ,eservs the most risid ords, os to H,.ss. III
LieHeu ~ ior gentleman and ,, ~
sddhion:i issy Fifty eents-to BE- 30 ,ss aSs
n Ems n crawford. n. r. sav.ss III ~
the Camp. asy n.sa
e E.fre'hments a. City Price,
e Music By the Armory ssas
me pSccseds OF this excursion ,ol.
ded between Norfolk and Por..nn..se sqaa Il.
Tbs trains will leave the demo, ..
Those who are unable to leave air., Sslos,.
the ieiuisr passenger train ct "a o,closa oo 20 \.
an 29-2t- - Il 'soct II
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The Ladies of the Congregation of UNION
STATION will open Refresbment Room In Asbury
Chapel, on Union HILL on THURSDAY Evening
next ct O'clock. and continue IL during the week.
The proceeds to furnish the new Meth 0dlst Church
just completed.
After O'Clock. an SS-5s
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANs.-The New
Orleans Bulletin, of Tuesday. says it is misia.
ken impression that the present epideraie there Ia
less violent, and attended with less mo r.sli,y than
any that hiss preceded ii.
Excepting the fatal year of 1853, the reverse IL
the fact. The deaths from yellow fever for The
the week ending on the Goth of August. Is47,
was 296; total destus from all diseases, AS
For the week ending 20sh August. 1854, the deaths
from yellow fever were 1l8 The greatest nm
b-r of yellow fever in,erments in any one week 10
1854, was for the week ending September "a h
when they amounted to 34l fifty three less than
for the week just past. The week in 1853 CORES.
ponding with the present one, was the most fatal
one ever known in New Orleans; the deaths from
yellow fever in that week reached the terrible g.
ure of l442; the total deaths were 1871 This dsv
two years ago, was The blacklist day In deaths
csiendar-the number of deaths on that day, in
GLIDING those for which there as no cer,i6ea,e.
was $751;"
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CurrIsa THE PRoFIrs.-John Worth a

CUTTIkG THE PRoFITs.-John Worth a
grocer. near the county cIurt-house, was convict
ed Of permitting an unlawful as'emOlage Of neg roes
under the city ordinances. The witnesses were
then recognised to appear before the next Grand
Jury to give evidence against him under the State
law few such fines will open the eyes of all
those who deal with slaves against the consent of
their masters
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NJ ARINE NEWS.
eoEy oy gIcHbsoNp, Aug. 50.

ARRIVED,
schr G Finley, Wombe, Smithfield, mdzs to
captain.
schr st Cloud Thomas smithfield, mdze to cap.
tain.
Schr Tunis De Pew, Bruds ord, Albany, lumber to
Bevin Parker.
Schr Chief. Hopkins, New York, hay, Downey
schr Louisiana, Bennett, Baltimore, mdzs, w D
C3lquitt & Co
Schr Simpson, Matthews, New York, hay M
Downey.
CLEARED
Barque Lotus. Visksey. for London, tobacco, by
Palmer Clopton
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown Parrish New Yerk mdze
and passengers
Stsansr Belviders, Pritchsrd, Baltimore, mdzs,
Ludlsm 4 Watson
Schr Marble Head, Shaw, light
Schr Sarah Minge, Viewer, Cabin Point light
New YORK, Aug &c Cleared, schr Raven, Crock
or, Richmond
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Our OF ORDER.-Ihe Gaping stones
over the entrances TO the main culvert north west
corner of Main and 25.h streets, and north east
corner OF Main and l4th streets, are sadly out OF
place and need attention.
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THROWING STONES John Grimes a
free negro, was committed before the Mayor ve.,s,-
dag morning for throwing stones, Ia.t s1nday A. a
house On I'd street occupied By VIM. freeman, ne.
committed to Jail for being in tn city with imp,onsr
papsrc --f-SPcA
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ENTERING John Robert
sop, slave, under the control OF Thomas W No.
well, was examined before the Mayor .esterds.
ming and sent on for os trial at the next tenn
OF the Hus.ings Court to answer the charge a, an
terng the dw cling Of Polly FEeeman last MonSsy
night and stealing therefrom pair of psnta
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THE WEATHER has been cool damp and
dissereeable since Sunday last and rain has fallen
necessarily for the past twenty four hours conse.
quently some of our streets are perfect mortar
beds, and almost impossible.
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AT LARGE.-Edmund slave to John Tur-
pin, arrested and committed prison uotil ths
next term of the Hastings Court, On the chsrss =,
having pass permitting him 20 90 at large
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Coon MUGS Our readers will bear in
mind the Ice cream feast at Uuion Station next
Thursday night and save their change for the &C.
cgsun.
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NEW Y-STEM OF TEACHING
~ FRENCH.-The whole French Language; by
7. robertson. GIT pp l2mo.. 81 Is. Key to do, Is
From the Numerous favorable notices of the book
We select only the following:
The author of this s7stem is Tofessor Robertson
a celebrated teacher IN Paris, who hiss obtained a
European reputation by ths excellence OF his me-
thod and success OF his instructions 1t claims To
combine the most vsu. features in the systems Of
Manesca. OllendoIh, Hamilton and the older gram.
NAUTICAL authorities while IL 10 free from the defect,
which diminish the practical utility of those me.
thod. The text ON which the volume ia fpundad +.
original and attractive narrative presentinx ali
the peculiar idors of the French guage tose tn.
or with a comp etc vocabulary of tho words most
commonly occurring in familiar discourse
The principles illuGrsted in this portion Of the
wors are Impressed on the mind of the pupil by con-
slant repetition in series of judicious ci.ss and
the second part is devoted to a profound anay-
SIS of the language, explaining in q collection OF
clear and simple rules all the difficulties of French
grammar and syntax. Professor Robertson's method
Is strictly progressive. The pupil 10 led on by easy
and almost unconscious steps from the rudieuts Of
the grammar to the most complicated forms Of the
language. The system combines crest therouah.
ness vi, b remarkable perspcuity. No one can mas.
ter its details without making such 10 the
sicai productions of Its literature and with the ne.
cessaEy PRACTICE to speak French with correctness
and facility. The volume now issued is equally
sdapttd for the purpose of seifinstructon and for
tbe use of classes under the direction of co mps.
tent teacher We do not hesitate to recommend it
to the notice of all who interested in the sd.
vancsment of education, believing that its substan.
tiai merits will bear the test of ascrutinizne exnmi
ion."-Harpsr's Magazine
For the convenience of those who would wish To
examine this System the publishers have printed
extra copies OF the First and Last Lesson, land sli
tne Lessons are arranged essentially on the same
Ftin,) for sratuitous distribution to those who NAV
apply for 1T and to Professors of the Language who
may prefer the entire work for examination copies
will be sent by mail FREE OF EXPENSE, ON the re-
ce,Pf OF one Dotar for the System One Dollar
Published by ROB LOCKWOOD Il SON
American aud FOREIGN Booksellers
And for sale by
JAMES WOODHOUsE CO,
an - Booksellers, Richmond. Va
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Special NorIoc Il ask attention to my
sale OF excellent Furniture this morning ct 10 oek
at my store. b. CAUTHoRN.
An
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Liberal OFFER. -The pr0prietors of the
Steamers Augusta and Curtis Pecx have hiudiv of
fered to convey from his city Norfolk ana
Portsmouth, free Of charge that ali who feel Sjs
posed to tender their seivees to the sufferers of
sister cities will find difficulty In obtaining psss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-29

SErTLED UP.-Joseph Gledd, lew
hand ~ the bellows was fined 80 and costs for mar
hitting IN unlawful assembly Of negroes 10 Ii,
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Drxss BALL.-We have received an IL
i, .'is- 20 b,ll to come OF e r. oa.mSsr z
Viii niphur Spring: ON the ~ a. .ises can be 20
aohsd BY railroad from AZ the cLss y, u 70 81
s~r,io1 u virginia. and - the snsn - $50 nSn
- nd ops we hsvs NO doubt toes many VI Ss
ssi,jxsns will be in attendance
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1t is curious that enjoying universal peace,
and With plentiful harvests, the American
people should be SO dissatisfied with their
condition; discontinued with each other, and
apparently tired and disgusted with their
prosperity. "Jeshurun waxed fat and kick.
o.,
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w. LEIGH BURToy, Dentist, Cffice on
Main bets cen 9.h and 10th streets, formerly oceu
pied BY Mcconnell L Burton, and next door below
3. r 0emple's DRUG Store. ~ S9-lm
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Excups,os AND BaLL.-Atlenti0n 10 re-
....S n the advertise m sut of the excursion OF
ashs Junior Sons OF America for the benefit OF tie
NorfpIk and Portsmouth sufferers
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vo;ns e the Sprinss can have the Dispatch
ssnf n them for any length of time they
NAV desfr0
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INO ADVERTISERS PEOPLES
Il ADVOCATE 10 published at Halifax C. H.. Va,
ard has extensive circulation in the county, en-.
brecing the surrounding counties and portions of
North Carolina Halifax 10 the weslthiest County in
The ate; has some forty or fifty merchants, and
carries ON an immense wholesale and retail trade
with Richmond and Petersburg. Merchants ana
Of hers will bear this 10 mind. Refer to WILLIAMS
CARRINGToN Richmond Terms liberal.
Address PEOPLES ADVOCATE" as shove.
au 20 -6t%
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Orr THE TRAcK-The down train on the
Richmond and Fredericksburs Railroad run Oh the
track near Milford Depot yesterday morning causing
Q delay OF several hours 10 the srrivaiin this city
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LIBERAL OFFen PoR A HoRsK Wilmer 4.
Smiths European Times, OF the 1Ith inst saws -
"Sir George Brown has refused an offer of elsvsn
hundred euineas for the gray unter that carried
him atAima. The horse has quite recovered from
the bullet Kidding he received
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To answer sundry applications from the
country. a. we'll % very mspy 10 town, state that
the place Of Mailing Cerk In the Dispatch office. 10
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San ProruRE.-We know of NO NOR

SAD PIoTURE.-We know OF NO more
bear..rending picture than that presented BY
man of respectable connections, good education,
aue business habits. pleasant address and warm,
generous nature, who has become complete
wreck by the Incorporate use OF ardent spirits;
and vet such sights are to be seen every day. Not
longer than yesterday, one Of these identical cases
was brought before the Mayor 10 the person of
Beverly Wade. who, the evening before, had been
taken from the market house into the cage and
locked up, while 10 state of beastly intoxicaton.
When the court was opened for business, Beverly
stepped before bis honor, and 10 a most supplica.
ting mood, begged to be forgiven, declaring that
the thought OF again returning to the city jail,
where he had just spent ten mouths as vssrsnt,
made his heart bleed Blu. his plea was lost on the
ear of jdstice. who had tried him In the balance
and found him wanting, and he was therefore
doomed to imprisonment for the next twelve
months When the sentence was pronounced, the
prisoner set up howl that would have done credit
to hungry wolf, declaring that be preferred death
to such punishment at the sans time wrinsing his
hands and sobbipg aloud, If taking final leave Of
all earthly endearments while the briny tears rolled
and trickled down his cheeks like lassss from
lesking cask.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SrRucK BIT Lfsa fs-ss.-Last sunday
..s,,non. . ! nall houss ia MsDchesier, occupied
hr free negroes. was struck BY ngntnng enc
oI.h,,s damaged. The fluid passed down the
s. ns.,sv md beinr attracted by Q clock on the
Caao.ie piece, passed through H. destroying the
worka. bu, doing no other damage
Oa the same afternoon, house o ,s a.; y M
i.n m he shinales within Ave feet of conductor
os eaquiry We learn tbs, the psIote.s in p:iolos
the roof which destroyed it, virtues snd red'erea
il imperative. Onlexaminiug Ine p .I Ill !, -
cslyed The aid and conducted 1t 10 the direction Of
10 e.r,h mill reaching the painted part where
the attraction DESTROYED and the 1 roo per,
uaaa. re vssther.bosrding 10 its descent to the
arnnnd persons having conductors on their
sonsss should never allow them to be painted
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In scrofulous Affections Mereurisl Diseases
Kings Evil and in fact all diseases arising from On
iniudcious ne of Mercury, Carriers SPANISH Mix
rURE has won for itself an envable reputation
reputation based on its own intrinsic merits. By
removing the cause Of disease 1t efscts Q rapid and
permsnsut cure % hundreds of our fellow.eitizsns
have cause to know. Try it before 1t Is too late.
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DR.. J. c. COLEMAN, Surgeon of the Navy, Is
ordered to The Naval Hospital at Norfolk He came
by the Danville Road yesterday from HALIFAX. and
proceeds this morning to bis post
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HEALTH OF THE PREsIDENT.-Informaiou re-
ceived from the White Sulphur Springs represents
the President as having recovered from the SLIGHT
attack of chils and fevers with which he had bss,
troubl ed
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The new Episcopal Church Il Alexandris Was
dedicated on sunday Lass
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HAIR DYE, HAN Drr.-J Crimson,
Barber. has a Hair Dive which is instantan cons
and never washes of. We will advise all who Dye
to give johnson call he warrants to give perfect
satisfastiop or no charge. -
Also to be had FLETCHER'5 HAIR ToNIC-sn
iufabe remedy for all the ills that the human hair
10TH ST., BETWEEN MAIN CARY SITS