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NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.

CONCORD, June 2e.-Hon. j. Bell, strongly
Wing and Anti -Nebraska, last night advoca-
ted the resolution of the Missouri Compro-
mise. His friends consider his speech con.
sentative enough, but the Democrats con.
sidered it identical with free soilism.
Hon. John P. Hale made straight out free
soil speech.
A very stringent pronlbltory liquor law
has been agreed upon in the House by the
committee.
A grand Temperance Convention assem-
bles here to- day.
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MARKETS

New YoRK, june % Flour firm, with an onward
tendency. Cotton unsettled Ohio iour S8a a 90 =
Wheat unchanged. Corn declined 405 cents per
bushel. Provisions firm and unchsR esd.
Stocks better. Money UNCHANGED. New York
Central Railroad bouds SI0l0SI0i5 Virginia ak o.
SlOf4 Missouri S98.
BALTIMORE, June % Sales of 200 bills -four at
SO So Maryland wheat declined IS cents per buehel
Red $20 81 05; white $2.050$2 10; Tennesses red
wheat 81 95O$2; white q 05 Corn-white 81 .nI0
500 and yellow SfOl o. Oats very dull at 5G056
cents.
New ORLEANS. jane Election Unchanged
Mess ork $i8.
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By ALEX. NOTT.
CPLENDID FURNTTURE Ar AUG.

SPLENDID FURNITURE At AUC-
- ton. At Ss, MAIN sfREEE-Wlll Be sola
on FRIDAY next, 29th inst, ct 10 o,clock e ~
store lately occupied by Groshsns. Tppmas 6 CO.
No. 50, Main street, near l4sh street, the Household
and ktchen Furniture OF . sentssl family declining
housekeeping, amongst which are
pair handsome hsd Divans; Handsome marble
TOP Centrs Tsble-nswi do do small do do; parlor
sitting room and dining 70 CAafs, do; hsndsome
risr Fable, marble tor; splendid LcoAip sRlsss-
french plate; DO Press. FOX basiness men 10 keep
rspsss ~; good dining room Press do do Safe
Mattresses; Buresux. card and other Cablss xva.h.
stends coiiecton OF Pictures In frames; Rage; Ds
mssk Curtains and painted Window Snades; two
water Coolers; FendeiE shovels and Topss; Z large
iot OF @ cookery; Glassware and Kitchen UteusiIs:
With great variety Of useful housekeeping a,aiss
!1n1S8,n,c ALEX NOTE Auct
ADDlTIONAL-Will be added to my sals this
nlnioIninE, az 20 Main street, splendid Mahogany
perfect order. q beautiful piece Of workmanship.
Also-One splendid Rosewood Bsdstead, extra size
snd 10 perfect order.
js 20 ALEX. MOTT. Anc.
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MASSACHUSETTS, KNOW NOTHING
-.-.-. CONVENTION.

BosToS, June 90 The Know Nothing
State Council meets here ON the LIST proximo.
About hundred of the delegates held pre-.
liminary meeting last night. Among them
were Senator Wilson, Gov. Gardiner and
several members of Congress. An address
was submitted to the meeting calling for
the restoration of the Missouri Compromise
still calling it the American party, and cal.
ling for Mass Convention in some central
place and recommended Concord, N. 81.
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LATEST MAIL Ne S.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

Iar,ortant NegsANew Saccess of the Al
iies-Cotton Qaset-Brcadstags Declia
ed--Money Market.
The steamer Baltic arrived az New Yorl
Yesterday morning. The bad condition 81
The Sandy Hook telegraph line prevented
dispatches being sent over it.
The Baltic brings dates 10 the 10th inst
her regular day of sailing.
The English papers contain telegrsphic
desails of the recent successes of the allies be
fore Sebsstopol. The French, an before
stated, captured the Msmelon and White
works of the Russians, after most sappuinarv
fghting- Five thousand men were killed and
wounded. ssaze sl
The French took sixty two guns and 500
prisoners, and their new position enables
them to she'll the shipping In Sebastopol h, r.
Dor. simultaneously. the English stormed
and took the rihemen's works In the quar-.
ries, but they lost 500 men 10 killed and
wounded. Since then the firing has been
slack. s.-ss.s, s
The allied fleets have achieved new sue.
cesses In the Sea of Azoff, and have burned
the Russian stores at Tagaurog, Manoool
and Genessick =
A boat expedition was being fitted out
agsinst Perekep.
The Russians are reported to have evacua-
ted Ansps. az fsFs Z
THERE'S nothing important from the line
OF the Ichsrnays, or from the Baltic asets
sa NARK1Ts. s.sa s-Trs
Liverpool, june 18th. Friday.-C Cotton
The market 10 quiet st last weeks quota.
ton. seess -
The leading Circulars report the mark et
quiet during the week, but holders not pre-.
pairing sales, the prices Of last week were
maintained. the market closing steady. Fair
Orleans ] L. The weeks sales reached
SO zoo bales, including IL 900 bales taken on
speculation, and ] 800 bales for export
Nil igaD, Evans & Co.quote Cotton. Sales
Of the week SO 900 bales. Sales to specula.
tors i7,ooo bales; sales for export 5000
There has been liillo speculative demand,
and the market is steady at unchanged
prices. Orleans. fair, Ia; Middling 6 II IS;
uplands. fair, I; Middling gle the mar.
ket closed steady. Stock in port 5i9,Q 900
bsles. including $4,000 bales of American
cotton.
Breadslufis. market for breadstuffs
is duii. and prices have considerably declined
owing to the continued fine weather. Wheat
IS Sd To I'D lower Flour LAPS lower, and Corn
has declined Cd 10 Is. Holders, however
did not eVince a willingness to accept these
figures.
MilIsans circular quotes :-breadstuff.
have considerably declined-Wheat id,
ri Jur "a, Cor0 Is. The weather has been IA
voIable. Western canal fioar 40s Cd a Ais
Ohio Hour AIS a 44s Cd. White whest lis Cd
Us Id; red wheat los Cd lis Co; white
Corn sos SIS; mixed sos; yellow SIS So:
Cd
Money Aarket-London, June l5.-The
Money market is easy, and the Bank rates
have been reduced to 3 2. Consols 81 ex
dividend. Consols at 81 L.
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EARTHouAKE Ar pArrrunpr

hALTlGoRE, June 2s-Last night, ct 10
minutes past 12 NJ, the shock of an earth.
quake was felt here. It was 20 violent tha
furniture 10 the house vibrated, and Ia many
parts OF the city the inmates ran out of their
houses in night apparel, and were afraid to
return: Several windows were broken. The
rum ping noise lasted ten seconds, and the
suocK was fele IN the country 70 miles dis
taat from here. The shock was not felt in
New York, Philadelphia, or Washington, and
could not have been a powder mill explo.
sion, but genuine earthquake.
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BY PAYNE Il MAYO.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF

SALE AT AUCTION OF
Il A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT ON 9Th ST, NORTH OF LEIGH-Ry
virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to me by Robert
r. puvs ON the 22i day of January. 1919 and ef re-
cord Ia the Clerks Office of the Court of Hustinss
fr the city of Richmond for the purpose of securing
certain sum of money to Chas D Everett, Ex'r Of
Chas Everett decd shall proceed to sell at public
suction. to the highest bidder. the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. the 11th day of July. 1855, at 5
O'Clock p. M If fair; il not the next fair day)
certain lot piece parcel of land lying and being
in the city Of Richmond, the Eastern side of 9th
street NJ rth of Leigh street. fronting 9Th street
sc feet and running back $50 feet within parallel
lines, designated a. Lot No on q plan and survey
drawn by Jos j. Peasants, annexed TO and recorded
with Deei bearing date the LIST January 1s4s from
Lucian Price and Benjamin Pollard, Jr, Ex'rs of
Thomas Price, decd. to Joseph Allen aud Yelling
ton Goddio which said Lot there 10 . very good
Brick Dwelling house and other necessary buildings.
Although the title 10 believed to be good acting a.
Trustee, will convey such only 10 vested in ne.
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance at and IL
months, with interest added, secured bya Deed of
Trust. EDMUND ANDERSON Trustee.
Sale conducted by PAYNE MAYO, Aucts.
il
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VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO

VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO.
ON RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILROAD, AND ON PLANK ROAD FOR SALE
AT AUCTfON-Wiil be Sold. on FRIDAY, the 9Th
July, on tbs premises. comm -ncing at O'clock the
Farm located as above. now owned and occupied BY
lard about 100 scres open land snd nov in = hisb
state OF Improvement; the remainder in woods con.
venenty located There il on the place all the usual
sn all size family.
TERMs.-0ne-third cash; balance at 6 and IL MOS
for negotiable notes, interest added secured BY .
trust deed. GODDIN APPERSON,
je28 Auctioneers
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GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND.-A

IA Louisa July Court, (the second MONDAY in
Iuly,l shall sell sell publicly my dwelling houes
(plsin, but Ioomy and Comfortably with CO mmodi
ous out houses. near Louisa Court House ALSO
about s. Of Land, Of which nearly half wood
land five or six acres are rich bottom, now In .
condition to be pat In grass and several OF Up
land are already sst in timothy The land 10 exceed
iney we'll suited to clover and other grasses; and
would make capital hay farm. 1t hes several
sprasa of good water, large garden with strt am
running through 1t, and yougg orchard Of cheics
fruit treas.
/ shall let it 70 for not much more than the worth
ct the h, use alone.
TENN, credit Of one. two. and three yeas -
beaiisg steres. from the day Of giving possesson-
which " ii be the LIST OF October. Approved per.
soual see irty and lien the Land, viii be reauir
ed on thu. day Of sale.
Louiss C. 81. LUCIAN MINOR.
I4-.1awi6thju
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The coal isborsrs along the sehuylkiil. Pa, have
struck for higher wages.
Professor Elliott msds balloon ascension NJ 81.
Louis Friday last.
The vote polled In Illinois ON the prohibitoIy
auor Law 10 IL $50 larger than thst Of the frssdes
n election in 1852 and IS ACT larger than total vote
on State Treasurer last fall
WIN. Kiddick, of Nsnsemone, has been elected
Agent of the Dbmsl Scamp Land Company at nor
fsls vice Col. HI lidsy, deceased.
4 man named Brown has been arrested At 81
Louis for robbing Over or fiics of "a go.
Mai Howard, the celebrated Anne rissn Dwarf wa
ares cd for his board bill In Boston Tassday.
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
Flag for the Young Guard The Notorious Hair :
Green Corn Virginia Rheat, &c.

Flag for the Young Guard The Notorious Hair -
Green Corn Virginia Rheat, &c.
BALTIMORE, June 9th.
Ons OF the most elegant and costly Uated States
htgs now on exhibition at the testablishment of
Msssrs. HAIRY meseke e. Co.. 235 Baltimore street,
which 70 designed as present BY one of the mem
bers tn the Young Guard, of Richmond. Vs., one
ct The nnest volunteer corps of tho Old Dominion.
Toe nsg, OF the richest banner silk Is IS feet 10
e 'gth4 fss wide and contains two fine oil paint
lgs-tne representing the Coat OF arms of the
State, end the other q striking representation of
the capitol. with The Young Guard ia the fore
ground. IL 10 trimmed with gold tasssls and
heavy gold fringe, and W i'll be sent on to the
pany 10 q few days.
Some officers have dragged Gwinn's FAIL 10
consequence OF the finding, by some anglers there.
o. sqaanIiiy OF womsn's hair. They found other
diucfent from that first found, snd /; 10 now, sup.
posed ina, 1t IL the iefuse o: O wig makers ,hop
thrown there.
Green Corn from Chsriest,n, 9. C., has been
served up here
There were otfsred on change yesterday, samples
ct new wheat from Virginia and Teansssse.-
Those from the latter Il ale were samples of SEINE
ioooo bushels nov "a route for this city. These
are the iirst tferlngs OF the new crop, AID are
presented - superior specimens
besi 10 ssiliog ii CenIe mnrket ss I5a23 cents
PEI pound AID fresh.
Butter rules as high in some instances o 40
cents.
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IERIFFS SALE OF RAILROAD

GHERIFF'S SALE OF RAILROAD
~ STOCK.-By virtue of an order of the Circuit
Count of the City of Richmond entered on Lhe 9Th
June, 1885, in the suit of Niche, Robertson and ais
Muligan Martin, will proceed to sell as public
auction. the Sd July at the front door Of ss Ane-
rican Hotel, in the city of Richmond, CONNIE scng at
IL O'clock A. NJ IA shares Of Va. Central Railroad
Stock.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
THOMAS w. boswell,
lie 20 Sheriff and Commissioner.
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VALUABLE CHESTEkFIELDL LAND
FOR sALE.-I an dssircus to sell about 60
scres of Land on the Manchester Tnrnpiks. about
q milss above Manchester, kuown part OF Dicb-
issou,s Laud. Ii 10 covered with wood. which viii
produce fro n 10 70 50 cords per aers.
Any person desirina 70 purchase. viii apply TO
h j. DICKINSON.
je 6n On tina Drsnissa
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1s % GoDDIN !. APPERsoN, A.ers
SALE OF HOITSE 1N0T On ~ ~ -
u knoW1 &c hour OF nalo.
EDWARD NEiDT, ]
n. Z. STRAUSS,
L. n, HAROLD, \
TRUsTEES SALE Ar ar1frr1oN NJ,

nUo4EE 8 SALE AT AUCTION OF
~, LAkGE NUMSER OF MOST REAuTI
EuL BUILDING LOTS en- THE PLAN on = III.
c ctnEME AND Az SYDNEY. NEAR HOLLYWOoD
~ cLmLA Af-SJ virtue Of = trust deed executed
70 the subscriber by r Tyler and vita astsS Ia.
yone, isoo, duly recorded In Henrico c uaty Court
l snal proceed to sail, at public auction. on ths
premises, on THURSDAY. the lath day of mi.
1879 commencing ut Al O'Clock r. M If fsir if nas
the next fair day, about al most beautiful buaint
lots In the plans vi Belvidere and SYDNEY near ~
Hollywood CemeteGy, and also to the resided ce Of
said Tyler plat of these lots can be een a fac
office OF the suctioners.
TERMS: -One-tlird cash balsnce at e. md Z.
note 10 paid. -" = ' .-'A 'A-'
At the same time and place, will be- sold two bs,
1ofIes one Carisse and Harness, one Wagon and
harness negro Woman named Mary and her infAn.
Child, Q negro Man named Mike, one Cow -
TERMs:-For the Personal Estate, (sxcept slave .,
months credit for approved endorsed negotiable
paper. For the Slaves cash. = = = :
w. GoDDIN, Trustee.
GODDIN Il APPERSoN,
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DREDICTIONS By THE ASTROLC
mo BUILDERS. MARBLE CUTTERS
ANN Gas RITTE "a = Pronoaala Yiu be

ceived q the Office OF the City Engineer until IL
O'Clock II ON Tuesday next, the SD Of July. far
sonstructias 20 enclosed paneied Stalls in the
Msrket House on I7lh street Proposals viii also be
received at the same time aud place for furnishing
aud setting the marble counters required for said
Stalls Also, for the Gas fixtures for the Market
House and Hall
The proposals must state the tina which viii be
required CONG plate the work bid for. snd speroved
sscnfity mast be given by the 1utrsstor for the
promps and faith full com piisDcs with the terms Of
his contrsst. Pis1s and specifications Of the above
work can be seea at the Office of the undersigned,
where nIi further information can be obtained
IL &-,d w. Gill. City Ens'r.
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REVOLUTION IN MExTco

NEW ORLEANS, June 27.--Dates are re-.
odived here from Brazos to the a1st inst.
ALI the towns between Tamaulipas and
New Leon. except Mafamoras, Reynora and
Camargo, have declared in favor of the re-.
volutionists. No fighting going on.
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-es By 00DDlN APPEaeON. q -
MOST VALUABLE BuILDING LOT.

49,
MOST VALUABLE BuILDTNG .nr
"A ON The CORNER OF CLAY xYn Sn
Sta: IOR SALE AT AUCI1oN.-WilIA - Nd Z.
FaIDA1 afternoon, the 2sth Juns. las6 On the pre-
nises, ecmmensins Of n oeleck. that really ncsf
nesnffet lot % the corner Of Clay asd Sd sfreets
frousg on The North aae Of Clay sese 6e feee ~.
ing hsek 10 test % sey ard SOW un1er rcas q
next. sfsf7 = 80 - - - - =
rrRNs- Oas-thira sssh baIs.ss Il "a 10. -.
os Esecfiaels ncesa nsefs eldsa aad slfle fstsins
% till nat note 10 paid. 80 $50 az -1l5 -
~: ss.ss fsrtAs Srsssss yssr y - ysia - sAs
10 s. 0oDpIN 4 ApprRso, 49,.
Immediately after the above. will Be sold
.hfse handsoms Buildins Lois On ths Wsst ifss a.
4th strsss between Lsish ssi ciss "a. noskiss =.
ss:her ssf feet and rnsnins hask 80 fest
TEAMs-Same as above IS - fiste
jeT GODDIN APpERSoN. Aussa.
HANDSOME NEW DWELLING ON
ACLAY STREET., WEST or CLAY oflETT
CHAPEL. FoA SALE At AUCTi0N'-WiH 4
Issa On the premises. snesne It o1sloeS, liz
newly erected fr.msa DWELLING. lessted q above,
,djeintae the residences Of Mry 0iAscs Raalsad Il
Y s.nss1aey vsil eailt. he's good roanA Decides
TeaMs-ons.four cash, balance ct three II ana
lins monthA for zseotiahls notes, iatsrsst a1aeS,
and tsls retained till last nots u paa Tsxes ior ths
present year 70 Be paid b. the pcrehassr
js0 0ODnIN APPERsON. Auets.
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COMMENCEMENT AT COLUMBIA COLLEGE. - The
commsocsmest Of Columbia College, ID. c., took
place on Wsdnasdsy. IN Z stfess Bapsist church.
,Wsshinst,n. Among the addresses, was one on
Wsr. by Gorge p. Bsgby, OF Sreubsnsviiiis. We
asd one IN '.Morsi Heroisn tho dem.Dd OF the
Age" b. Carries IL CounciI. Suffolk Va. @. r,
sssoy Aid G. II G. uncii, OF VHeisis. {. Ok drsi
es9rss e tbs Arts 500 Sciences. sd b budwsl
cse .. =. oseas, Of virgiais, took second dsssss
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRs

WAsHIEGToS. June ss.-Chas, s. Frailey
has been temporarily appointed to the Off e
OF Chief Clerk in the Department of the In.
.senor, 10 place OF Whiting, acting Commits.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

OkSES AND BUGGY Ar ATTc-
- TION,-Wiil be sold On SATURDAY se,h
Inst Ct 10 O'clock. at the Horse Lot severn
Al.o-ons Top Bugsy, nearly new, and In s,..l.
tes 80 ALEX. MOTT 1n.t
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lUININE.-100 ounces pure eulphate
" Of osiairs last rsssissi ana tof sals By
an u DoDnKERs 10 nA.a q.
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GO nrse 81 4seree ysndekaa II - 60
- 49, q nsaevsf. on tie 3eth ~ 81 Asy1 I156 r.
~ - g Jones . q " yossS s1miaIssrp4er c1
sS.e s.sssesrH aprcineed speeisl CounisaesssS -
80 iii o6er for eats o pUlDAx eNe - e
~ ssas Isse r. fsis n nsl, ~ s1ss - ~.
Trses a 49, es0ns s.stioas % Tie Issnsa -
resided q the dine Of 81 800. NJ. /. ~
go ns ~ al from eIash Csslae - Gj1Ss
f,ss. TsIns,sss ~ ILL., - H. 49, los1ln1s
ssass boz 90 ns t.S sl;5ss g vl 8
Wm = Ts.,se ~. .Isssse. r jeang o. iss5oof
ssss.ry sutai.s. foz SNAIL fsaIlY s Is - Z
TksAs--Cssh for % mech - via BE- rseeeu6rs.,e &.
pay the cost cf the ssis 1nd expensss n ,~S~ r.
ndss 10 be paid IN eve egsaf iastsl.suss - -
end two yearn with interest % 6oibsss5 SeessS.Ss
no@ Gay OF vale, and the purchaser exssnsiss ~
pc.e vN6 asy.oysS psssensI secondly, asd ti1is .
osfe<sfneo cattng syBest 10 uo1es s - Is a q +
sA's W,1LIAM = WYNN 80 .zsss
CHA9fAIN WHITE, Cemnh
~; Wn. =. JonsA rssi6iae q t. preuieoe
WI eake pieesofo h shsUise tbo $500 q - -
~ g vessoas Via nay dsass - - & Asfnfs tHe
~ - -. - - ss - 1S-1swt1s s.
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the Goth

" Ill be sold on FHIOA1, the ZUtn
w day Of July, if not sold privately before that
very valuable farm in The county of Hanover ON the
Central Railroad, about eight miles from this city,
upon which now reaide, containing $50 acres of
lsnd about 500 OF which cleared and In cultivation,
the balance In fine timber consisting OF oak, Chez
nut, hickory and walnut. The improvements con-
sisting of commodiou ddwsliins house. now barn.
stables Kitchen carriage house, he. In good state
of repair.
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the preni-
ses or to Leo Bayley, Attorneys at Law. Ilth b.,
Richmond, where plat Of the property can be seen.
Possession given 18th December.
nv 2I-dtd* 6AML 9CHEkE6.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
INvTGORATLNG COMPOUND.
DR.. ]. 9. ROSES
(of Phiiadelphial

INrTGORATING COMPOUND.
DR.. J. 8. ROSES
tof Philadelphia)
CELEBRATED
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER.
is Spring and Summer Aihsvatise Medicine and In
vigorotiag Driah u las 10 svaoI
1t purifies and enriches the Blood;
Acts upon the Liver. Stomas: b and Bowels;
Carries off all secrettons end humors;
Clesnses the skin of all eruptions
Gives appetite bloom and siger;
Hssas,hs .si no .nt, sao,s nc cons.uuon;
Expels Pimpes Boils and Sores
Cures Scrofula and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections
Cures Rheumatism. Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the system;
Builds up a weak state of body;
Alays nervous affections and enlivens the Spirits
For Female Complaints. which in their very na-
ture exhaustine and facilitating it is particularly
the pale and emscatsd, from sickness or natural
causes. soon have color. bloom and health. Az o
summer drink, it II exhiarstns, refreshing, stimu-
have used this delightful sompoand are surprised at
its immediate beneficial tfecss.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE. RICHMOND z. r. r.
RICHMOND, 9th June 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv-
~ ed at this Office until Sd day. of July next, for
the graduation of the LIST section of this road in and
this city, also for and masonry of
that portion of the line between the Pamunkey riy-
and the Eastern terminus, including the embant-
ment in the river &c. and for the the
foundation and masonry for the bridge across said
river
Bids are invited for the delivery at the White
House on the Pamunkey, of 1000 yards of Quarry
Chips of large Gzs, or Of cobbe stones, and for the
delivery point of so sound, straight yellow
pine red oak piles, Y feet long. and IL inches
across, on large end.
Proflss, plans and specifications may be seen at
this office, on and after the goth inst.
The Company to itself the right of re ject-
ing any or all the bids and of sllottng the work in
F.S CLAYTON,
js 9-3tsw4w Chief Engineer.
DEDUCTIONS BY THE ASTROLO-
i GER, PROF LEO SoUND-DEAR FRIENDs:
Persons of all sgea old and young. that were born
look out, for great events are near you. The 18th
and 18th Of June, this month and the first week
in July next the stars Import distressing and shock
ing accidents rsilIoads and explosions attended
with serious loss of life; extensiye hreT ios OF life
and property Also both BY land and with steam
cholera some distre ssins epidemic; many sudden
deaths will occur; during the month OF July next
the planet Saturn and Mars seriously Affect tho at
mosphere producing terrific hail storms. ca culsted
to injure most materially tha crops In England and
the Tilted Slater farmers advised to insure their
may be expected. and great troubles In the city Of
London; coal miners are In great danger; doubt
thai theUnitsd States will be involved in war this
summer; fatal influence for London. England.
- The Astrologer may be seen at bs ofhce, cor
ner Of 10th and Poplar streets. Adam' Valley.