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hEBUkss'.S AAialONlATED ~ UPER
IL PHOSPHATE OF LlME-Being sole Agents
in this city for the sale of this valuable Fertilizer we
are now prepared to furnish it in any quantities Pur
chssers assured of getting GENUINE article in
buying directly from
Ia SO-StaW4W 8. MCGRITDER,S SONS
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1. r. Chase, vi. d., HOmeopathfst.-
0ihce lo7 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
hlenHono. va. ia S--3m
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u
= And desl
= md qualil
Fnlss Suits,
~ Mems 81
M|nftention
sgssou is IA
'enlents ID
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- FOR RENT--P ossessiOn giyen the
Ef 18th of this month, that eligible Boarding House
Ma:1 owe INV store. Terms moderate, to good ten
ant Further particulars may be known by applying
to THOMAS HOW, Hardware Merchant,
PIG Main street
Mrs VALENTINE has taken the Virginia" She
70 har old friends fe
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HREAT CHANCE FOR A PERSON
u WISHING TO EMBARK IN THE CLOTH
mo BUSINESS.-The best stand in this city bs
had Intending 10 close ing present business, will
offer my hole stock of Cot hing and Store Fixtures
at gre at bargain | will also give possession OF my
store which is decidedly the best stand in this civ
Such chance as this is seldom to be met with.
A. LEVY 50 Main ST., opposite St. Charles Hotel,
fs7 Sign of the Red Goat
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~ 4 Letter from the Rev. DIR. John C.
McCabe, of Hampton, Va.

ES MIR. F0rd's Portrait Painting Rooms
are at the corner of Main and Governor street over
Mr.. Spences Clothing Store. fe 2-l2t
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( MAND II
u heap and
sic an entir|
i,sd and wet
ut. Under foI
atton, from n
mn all of |
lrked with r,
orb l2l cent
% fne st Coch
st..
Hoosekeepil
10, IS 571 and
ne md LineI
an1nsk Table
psrs. Oingha|
lenk4ens at CT
fics at ct cent
losjery. Fam
sc chance 10 |
rscedeuted Id
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DRAWING; SCHOOL OF THE yInGI.

Committee on Night School Va. III. Institute.
CIT
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IRON.
A s sAET AND 81 =, PpKI.0E5TAHLK INyEsT

a SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVEST
"A MENT-S20n.O00 IN BONDS OF THE RICH.
M0ND FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO1fd
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing an interest Of
per cent, the principal redeemabls in 1875 and con-
yerbc into stock of the Company at the pleasure
the holderThe subsciben are authorized to receive
until the 10th day OF July next when the same win
be opened. sealed proposals for the whole or anv
portion Of the loan of $500 000 sufhorized by the
6tock holders of the Richmond, Fredericksbure and
Potomac Railroad Company, their late annual
ing. No bill viii be considered at less rate than
par and to such extent they msy he bid.
ders viii receive the bands Of the company PAYABLE
the lat Of Only, 1876 bearing an interest Of Der
cent? payable semiannusy, ~ the oics Of the com
pany IN the city of Richmond and convertible at the
pleasure of the holder into stock offhe company
For the information of the public, il 10 deemed
proper to state that By the express provions of the
charter Of the company all dviacnds upon its stock
and all profta arising frDm its work. are exempted
from any tax whatsoever; end - during the whole
period OF its operations tina twenty yesrs
tho average Of dividend earned aad raid BY the
company has exceeded s per can't alter deduction
Of every item sf expenditure In the way Of wortins
expense and tntexes IL II reasonable 10 infer that
viii the expenditure of the loan authorised IN the
further Improvement Of their work, the stockhodeu
viii receiye greatly ncre ass1 return upon their In
vestmsnt and consequently AFFORD 20 he purchasers
Of the bonds nov offered strong inducements for the
oeavsrsion OF the same into stock Of the company
Tor The tsrns Of she lnsn and any further informa
Ton ~ regard 70 The eondiron Of the compauy md
ne nndouhted security ct the loaa offered apply
70 ne sndeuisned. no. II. AAukY = Co
- = ~ ss
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COMMERCE OF FRANCE The Mouiteur pub,
fishes the returns of the imports and exports of
France in 1855. compared with those of 1854. The
imports of 1855 amounted by sea, to ,75 600 000f
and by land TO 675 000f -in ALL to 1850 600 000E
In 1854 the imports had been TOO 600 00Of 24l,
O00O lees than 10 1855. The import trade in
1855 employed 2. 9s7 vessels, 1857 French and
400 foreign, measuring together 1902. sos tons.
000.000f, and by land to 447.000, OOOt-in st to
20G .O0o000f In 1854 the exports had been
LIZ, 000,0 00f, showing difference in favor Of
1855 Of 240,0000 00f. The vessels engaged in the
export trade numbered l3770-5,76e French, and
sO02 foreign, measuring 2.030,69s tons. The i'm
potiation OF gold In less was $50, 600, 0OOf, and
ana that OF silver. 10000, 600 The exbortstion
was-gold, l62 .eO0 00Of and silver 3Is. 900 OOOf,
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ElFTY CENTS AND ONE DOLLAR A
II ROTTI E-DOTJAR CORnIAT IN. yr,o.t -.

ElFTY CENTS And ONE DOLLAN A
Il BOTTLE-DOLLAR CORDIAL, the most re-
nowned Medicine ever introduced for the cure of a
certain disease and debility with certainty snd dis
patch, in few days with the saving Of time and
money--received the highest appreciation from mem
bers Of the College OF Surgeons in London. and il
used in most of the Hospitals in England where the
most severe cases of weakness have succumbed, by
the Of this vsluable Medicine.
Price so cts. and 81 per bottle.
To be had Of L. B.. THOMAS, DIR. O. B. HILL,
DUVAL l. NORTON. CHAS. MlLLsPAUGH, J.
B. WOOD, 8. NJ ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
eppe site the r. Y. b. r. Depot Broad street.
10 lots 4s@7aa tstt-t t|s3
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REFORMATION IN THE NAvY.-It is stated that
the amendment made to the Senate bill for reform
ing the Navy provides for new Board to open,
re examine and pass upon the cases of furioughed
or dropped officers who desire it. with view to
found they have been unjustly treated by the late
Board. The whole number of officers in service
Is to be temporarily increased for this purpose
This amendment does not interfere with the
confirmation of the promotions by the late Board
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kON, STEEL, TN PLATES, &C.. 4. Al |.
L sKINKER CO., No. SO Cary street, offer io1

Euslish Refined Rolled, best brands
Commoa English Rolled
Swedish
American Hammered
Flat, Round. and Square Bars, all sizes, IRO
Oval, Half Oval. Half Round
Hoops, Bands, Nail Rods
Stills Horse Shoe sH
American, English and Russian Sheet
Mayors Cast, Shear and German Steel = :
Blistered Steel, made of Swedish Iron
Tin Plates. assorted sizes
PIG aud Bar Tin, Sheet and Slab Zinc
Also, full assortment Groceries, Guano. &c.
jy IL 80 - -
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ONE OF THE FiGHTERs-The Lafayette Nnd J
American mentions the return to that place of one
Of the parties sent to aid bleeding Kansas, bring
ing with him $40 in cash and revolver furnished
by the Aid Society. The committee called him to
report about Kansas. which he did with great bre-
witty, whereupon that body set upon him and made
him disgorge el6 of the funds which he had
brought back @
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An AFFLICTED MINIsrER.-Rev. DIR. Arm.
strong, Of Norfolk, Va, brother of the late Ia
msntsd Secretary Of the American Board has re-
Gently been called to drink again Of the cup Of AZ
Fiction in the death Of . daughter, aged years.
II will be remembered thar at the breaking out of
the fever At Norfolk, last year. were around Dr.
Armstrong; happy board seven members of his
family, and that NJ ts clse all were In their graves
except himself and two little children. Now one
Of these is TAKEN and Of On that bright circle not
one remains to comfort him but - little eve lamb
ss59a esSf7 ~ 80 ~. Y. Eraa4eiist
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IN nm DOLLAKs WORTH OF FAN

I'M 0(l0 DOLLAkS WORTH OF FAN.
lU.VOU CY aud stapls DRY GOODS which
must be sold within thirty days Being anxious to
duce my stock UGH possible by the LIST of Au-
gust, viii offer my goods at prices to sstonish and
rerst call from the ladies' to satisfy them of the
correctness Of the above In addition to the cheap
goods enumerated in another advertisements name
here handsome Plaid Silks, Linen Damssk Table
Cloths, Hemstitched Thread Cambria Hdk'fs, Black
Silk Elastic Belts, Embroideries, Bonnet Ribbons,
PsIasols Fancy Ginghams Gents half Hose, Crsvats,
Collars, silk and Cotton Under Shirts also full
sertment OF bleached and unbleached Cotton very
low prices. " COHEN,
us Broad st. ID door from corner of 9Th
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EMIGRATION TO THE u. S.--The London Post
of June le. observes 1t is a remarkable feature
in the history Of the emigration that has taken
place of late years from the United Kingdom, that
by far the greater portion of our countrymen have
given the preference, not to our own colonies, but
to the United States s.~.4s
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ExPELLEp.-The New York Express announces
that at meeting of the American Council, on
Monday evening last, in the 2fst ward of that
city, George Law was unanimously expelled, and
with him Mr. Mott, of that ward--who recently
attended the Fremont Convention.
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ARREsIEG EMIGRAETs.-A Southern correspon.
dent requests the National Intelligencer to ate
that several companies Of Southern men have been
refused admission into Kansas by Col Sumner,
and that Is the cause why Southern men have dis.
armed and refused the landing of Northerners into
that Territory.
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A CHAPEL TO LUTHER-The German Journal
Of Frankfort states that subscription, limited to
tree kreutzers Zone cent? for each person. has been
opened At Worms for the construction of . Gothic
chapelin town, in honor of Luther, and of his pro
test to the Diet of Worms. 8siNsS g
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river. ut Columbia, s. c., rose ten feet on Tuesday
and q still further rise is expected account d
heavy rains In the country. The Greenvie rail.
road Ii impossible, as is usually the case in q
freshet, and much damage Is apprehended.
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GETTING observation-disclosures of the Tribune's
"Kansas outrage" manufacturers, Is getting dis
couraged, for the want of material. Speaking OF
Kansas company on the road the writer says
II almost hope to hear that some of their lives
have been sacrificed for it seems az If nothing but
that would rouse the Eastern States to act
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METHODIST HOME MISSIONS The deficiency In
the missionary contributions for Methodist Home
Missions, for the year closing in May, 1856, 10
stated by the Nashville Christian Advocate ct $50
600. That It may be met, the appropriations for
the ensuing year are considerably reduced
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A SUMNER STovE--Wm. +. Hayes, of Gene
va N. Y, has just pattentad a stove for cooking
and heating sad irens, without warming the room
Ehe stove is encassed In Z sheet iron protector
that all the heat is At once drawn into the chin
new. sf-
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MORE OF THE FOURTH --On the 4th inst. 1t =
military celebration and sham battle, At Newry,
Blair county. Pa, Charles Hicks VS. shot In the
abdomen with blank cartridge. which caused his
death In . few hours. Capt Cassiday and Lieut..
Raymond were also slightly wounded In the af-
- 81 (
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A CHURCH DDrIcuLrY.-ws regret TO learn
from several of our exchange papers that very
serious difficulty has arisen among The ministers Of
the Neihodist Episcopal church In New York, ari.
sing from the removal Of the Rev. Mr. Hoamer, the
former editor Of the Northern Christian Advocate
and the appointment ofthe Rev. r. @. Hubbard,
d. d to that ONCE The Northern Christian Adj
vocate 10 published at Auburn, and II under the
patronage chiefly offve Of the annual conferences,
viz: Oneida, Black River, Genesee, East Genesee
and Wyoming. The General Conference 1t their
late session made the change, and . majority. 1t
seems. Of the conferences above named are dis
pleased ct the removal OF Mr.. Hosmer. A Con-
vention hes recently been held At Syracuse to con-
slider the matter, and after protracted session, in
which II was stated that the change was made at
the instance administers from Baltimore and other
"border conferences" they came TO the conclusion
to establish another paper. to be called The Gen
trai New York Independent" The Rev. Mr.. Mat
teson formerly of this city, writes that "Central
New York fublishing Association has been form
ed with capital stock of go COO for the purpose
OF establishing the proposed newspaper. Il Is
said that "a. 600 were subscribed on the spot-N
y, Com Adpeytisey
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General Agent for the State of Va.
DR.. r. w. HANCOCK, Medical Examiner. =

Having charge of the above bus1ess, / shall be
pleased to give any information upon the subject
attend to any business entrusted to me.
ie I7---Ip +, n WlLR0Rn
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A SENSIBLE EMPERoR.-The Emperor Of China,
instead of paying the doctor ~ we do when we are
unwel the instant he Is taken ILL., stops the pay of
his physicians, aad does not renew 1t until be is
quite well again.
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Copies Of incerdsry procla ma tious. q citin. "a
out Italy
rnysse Interviews are about 10 take piaee be-
s 49, see Empefofs q France and Austria. the
with knife. ss1SA sssln
The Aatagorda. Texas, Chronicle ~ a.. ao.h
e2s hat bad dtssase, cAarbos, hss .sssr
thas stsinity. >--'-ss -
Troops 2 Rlosida. dat we're il tie locality .
- sseselases hayeoeeu rsnovsd IN conseossncs
g - eoaafEy teine submeFeed.
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MEETING OF LITHoGRApHERs The iithngraph
srs Of New York held meeting Friday evening,
at Tammany Hall, to protest against Congress
contracting United States ithographing to station
ers and others not directly engaged In the 18th o.
graph business. 1t seems that journeymen litho
graphers on this account have to suffer a redue.
ton In their wages
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TELEGRAPH SUIT "A suit has Just been tried
ut Cleveland, in which the Michigan and Erie Tel
egraph Company was sued by r Cook & Co., for
the incorrect transmission Gf Q dispatch. They
directed their agent to pay forty cents for wool,
but the dispatch on delivery read forty-fve cents.
Verdict for the plaintiffs, $3.50. "a
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A CAKD..-WM. PkHCINAL, Civii En-
n ginesr and Architsct-Office Goddin's Hall, ON
IIth, between Main and Bank street.

Mechanical aud Ornamental Drawing.
In connection with my Architectural and En0i-
neering Office, have opened Drafting room, where,
aided By competent assistants am prepared to make
Plans for Bridges stone otherwise; Copies to Lih-
ograph from, Of Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro-
files; Copies of Land Maps Tracings, DC, with De-
signs for wood, stone or i IRON Ornamental I, Work
NH 18---6m Civil Engineer and Architect.
1,HEAP DRY liOODs.--A u q USTUS 5
~ MAILERT would respectfully say to his custom
and the public generally that he is Offering his
entire stock of Dry Goods at much reduced prices in
order to close out his Summer stock by the end of the
season follows: Plain Bereges all shades Satin
Striped and Flowed Silk Tissues; Challey Bereges
Debeees; large assortment of Caicoes; Fans, va
rious styles; flowered and Swiss Muslus; Jaconet
and Cambria Muslius; Plain Swiss Muslins; Ladies'
and Chilerens Cotton Hose; Boys half Hose; Grape
Shawls Swiss and Cambria Insertings; Bobin Edge
inRs and Insertinss; Bobn Edgings; Black Trimming
Laces; Swiss and Cambri: Bands; handsome and
cheap French Worked Collars; Black Lace Veils; a
large lot of Lawns Ginghans, Grass Skirts Ladies'
Pocket Hdkfs from Gle. and iner large variety of
Linen and Cotton Goods for mems and boys wear
Corsets all szes; Cotton Shrtngs and Sheetings and
jy7 - NO. ii MAIN STREET.
TyHE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU.
i RANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Value of Annual
Premiums, 81 ,4ei,6l242-This Company grants Poll
cies of Life Insurance the lives of either white
persons or slaves, upon good terms any other
good Company in the state. The nett profits of the
business are divided annually among those holding
Life Policies.
SLAVES insured for one or ur years
For farther information, call at the Office of Insu-
rance Co. Valley of Virginia, whore explanatory
- - p-f',' ''''' 80 : o, F. BREsEE,
General Agent for the State of Va.
~. II ~
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THE GREAT BLOOD PgR!FIEK AM

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND
L NEGOTIATING c OMP IN DIR. J 8
ROSES (of Philsdelphia) celebrated SARSAPA-
RILLA BLOOD PURIFIER. As Spring and Sum.
mer Alternative Medicine and Invisorating Drink, il
has equal.
tpurifies and enriches the Blood;
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels;
Carries off all Secretions and Humou
Cleanses the Skin of all Eruptions;
Gives Appetite, Bloom and Vigor; -sa
Strengthens and Invigorates the Constitutions;
Makes the Skin soft, smooth and nstural;
Expels Pimples, Boils and Sores;
Cures Scrofua and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures DroPsy, Kidney aud Bladder Affections;
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the sys-
tenn; s h,5s : sr sss.gt t4s.a
Builds up q weak state of Body
Aiiays Nervous Affections, and enliyens the spir-
its. ss~ ze .
For Female Complaints. which in their nature are
eShausting and facilitating it is particularly
mended. Indeed, it makes tho weak strong; the pale
and emaciated, from sickness or natural causes soon
have color, bloom and health. As q drink il
is exheratng, refreshing, Stimulating and enliven-
ing. Persons young and old) who have used this de-
beneficial effects Quart Bottles 81, small, so cts.
Sold by Purcell, Ladd Co.; Grubbs Il Apperson,
0. A. Strecker; Paterson Jackson; Bennett l.
Beers; Alex. Duvsl; Duval & Norton; j. Blair; g. M.
Zachrisson; A. Bodsker; VIM. P. Lsdd; Laidley Ro-
binson, Richmond; and all the Druggists in Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lynchburg, and all other
towns in Virginia. ap I9-2awd
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"a S6STf EGTIs9ng Rev 49,
~ g klaek. rathss tall ese ven tg0ess
- vifh auIck nd pinble velfs s4eens 49,
Il - Sith h SlnlIo whee spok0 ~ - - .
Tss 49, ~ ~. ia = pa = hsr rssar. e
ne a., 80 msre.ss1' xfcHAx0. ARcHEN
!. s. 0-.-HUNA Wa " -49sassny 1reo -
eabssriber % The 1T January lngesss seq
- vonan na1sa AMANDA, beIonSine 70 u
esents q sennusi flooe.He4 eseeaDe- ~
20is - . dask bfoNn eonR!sz1on1 $500 49,
ssstown. - uosy felseionb Ming n FcWheses1
vhers - q 10 1oubs hsrbored. The ueuA lsM ~
vill - paia ugss tsf 1siivss q me : g ~ =
Nv SID ak. =. HQLE1 es1M:
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a salute Of fifty guns was frsd Nv N. f-,.,a.
q Nj Fillmore IN Galveston, Texss. On Sasurds :
IN uit IN honor Of his arrival in the United
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NEW APOTHECARY STORE.
RICHARD n. MEADE. T. ROBERTS BAKER
(Graduats of the Philadelphia College of Phar-
macy.l
MEADE. e. KER

APoTHEcARIES, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
1856 northwest corner of Main aud Tenth sts., just
80 above the new Custom House,
Have opened and fitted out an Apothecary and Drug
Store, with every Improvement and convenience for
properly preparing and dispensing medicines.
They have on hand, and will endeavor to keep .
complete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs Me-
dicnes and Chemicals; ground and unsreund selected
Spicss Cooking Extracts Lubin's and other celebrar
ted Perfumery and Soaps the finest imported CT
CARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brushes; Sur
aicai Instruments Tru@cs, and Surgical Appliances
Of every description; Mothe1 Breast Cloths Co
legnes; Sponses; and every article usually sold in
Drug Store. . -
10 their design to give strict personal attention to
the business in all its branches and srtice will be
issued which may not be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity Of character.
A. they have both had many years experience in
the first drug stores of the city they feel authorized
in saying that Physicisur orders and prescriptions,
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filed
and prepared ~ promptly and scientifically at any
other establishments in the country. asss
"PRESCRIPTI0NSw will be accurately dispeus-
ed BY one Of the partners all hours OF the day or
night je @-dAcim
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Ss<rN
fs6YE9RyS WAl2z AJ.S1 &n1y 49, 1919
INN1uUH - kIM4S-1a. een9e11a 49, ~ u
plnoo ieeou open lof tne 1eeeeee q; ~
DyssopGxx sssfnpsdee ~ 0eaesen9 - nS9 g
the - beautifl1 piesnteeqee - 49, -, -:
81 WfEtufa, aod tmneqexee{ q 4<1e - ~ ~
einfA and TeansDee kailr0ed w1Ain 70 ynseg g ne
rpa1 ftssIE anA abeut haif male nom eqeaeky -.
pok ely dekt OF nine hours NE iso4 8seesa1 ne
RstsutaSe, and ahost tye noen 1o0 LyssAees !.
persone leosing CITY kotns g keeersb9s - A1sn-
uaond d sSs ncnine, " ths ss.thsi!e 81 na.sille
hafIruais and taking the ear 81 ~ and
800 lsips1 e Lynehbure, reach eonsset's depge
ako1t 8 3oiock u. the same day, WHARF, ~ Om1i-
baa h, viii inset thoEy - eenvey them e0 sne
Dpis0l -. :. -
/ Thsrs are three White and two Blnek sulphur
Springs, whose curative powsn can - affeefse ~
scores u pesona Who heve bcen sntIs1y ~
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- FOX kENT.-That very desIra0fe
81 House on Main street, 2nd door above 10th q.
This house 10 in the most improving part OF the
city being In short distance of the Banks and other
public places Of business Possesson given Ist Ar i'll
Apply to 70 is--s BENJAMIN DAVIS.
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TaE OH WATCH.

- THR OH WATCH.
IN Nv xrsuafather's watch = battsssd 81 cid,
81 nsysr sestaipsd eithe. Jewsk g eos;
I've carried thee newos Ieay - 80
Aithcush thou at thiek. and not outvsrdly hns.
Throush sunamsr and winter you've kept ~ gooe
pv. sen many rival al eassd IN fss gold.
Yet din prefer you for time, though yoa'rs -;
Poor common and WON. with thin silver ense-
scsrcely can see the time now By thy face,
Yet sill lean hear, BY that old wheezy sosnd, .
You u,ust 30 repaired. you'll soon run aground;
And % long a. live, none shall part me and you
Save whils you're repairing ~ RAk-THOtrOAE"i
And a. those old hands point the hour Of day,
Il tells me how time passes swiftly away;
For soon must leave thee, fsF none viii be caring,
w. J. BARTH0LONEW,
Watch and Clock Maker.
Corner Of lith and Main skxeets
n B-Wstches Clocks and Jewellery Of every de-
scrpton carefully repaired. Hair Onsments Of eve
n lind made, and EngrsvinG nsatly executed on the
shortest notice. and moderate terms - any etef
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