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sAVINos INSTITUTIONS.


HENRICO SAVINGS BANK..-OGlce OF
Ii the store Of Smith, Rhodes Go. No: ~ rear
street. Richmond, Va. where deposites will DO re-,
ceived, on which an interest Of SIX PER CENT. VII
be paid on ell remaining on deponte nx montns
= CHAS. 8. MILLS, Pest
T n RHenrs TreaIr KAT nv 2---Sm
M ETNOPVLlTAN SAVINGS BANK. -
lvl The METROPOLITAN SAVlNGS BANk,
chartered by the Legislnture receives
which interest il allowed at the rate OF per cent
remsining six months, S per cent. for less time;
CF- Office at tho atore of Messrs Dandrldge q
Hart. GEORGE /. HERRING. Prert.
WIN, g. DANDRlDGE, Treas'r
je s-Sm* JAMES g. CHENERY. Sec'y.
OONINI EKCIAL SAVINGS BANk.-Chnr
~ tered by the Legislature of Virginia, December
l7th i85S-Capital, $50, 000.-This Institution re-
ceiyes deposits on which interest Is paid at the rate
of per cent. per annum if remsning on deposit SIX
months and per cent. for shorter PERIODS
f-5-. ~ WIN. @. PAINE, Prendent. $3.50
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary, u
NH IS HENRY w. QUARLES, Treamrer..
THE VI KGINIA SAVINGS BANK,
chartered by the Legislature of the State u now
prepared to Give deposits Of money of any amount
over five dollars ON which will be paid SIX per cent
interest on all sums remaining deposit six months
or longer, and for shorter time five per cent.
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer, T. b.
Starfe, at the store of E. B. Spence, corner Main
and 18th streets. or with either ef the officers
stS5 SAMUEL s. COTTRELL, President
}H T. B. STARKE, Treasurer, a5
fell C. WALTHALL, Secretary
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AMERICAN TRADE WITH LIvERPOoL-A
change of wind on the 18th ut, brought into Lii.
verpoola greater amount of shipping than ever
before in the same length of time. For the week
eign ports was i26 600 TONS, whereof over $4,000
tous were from the United States, including A.
900 tons from New Orleans and Mobile, and l2,-
900 tons from New York. s.s.t
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE

NJ OF GOODS.-$50O0 worth of Goods bought at
q sacrifice auction, and the greatest bargains
will be opened at GOLDSMIT'S this week. Chill
dren's white striped and blue n.ixed Half Hose, at
10 cts cheap shilling Ladies' white Cotton Hose
at II cts, worth ls3 Cts; Chdens Long white, blue
and striped Hose at 10 Ladies' black long twisted
Mitts So Irish Linens at IS cts. worth as cents
White cambrcs, at Is cts wortp7a cts; Plain Swiss
Muslins at 20 cents cheap at CENTS Cambria and
Swiss Edges and Insertings. extra cheap Elastic
Belts at 81 cents Black Silks at less than the usual
prices White and Rlack Silk Laces and Edsings,
quarter of yard in width; Ladies' Black Cot
ton Hose. 81 cts; Camtric and Swiss Bands Collars
Sleeves Black blue anc brown dotted Veiis Is cts
werth 50 cts; Thread Corsets at 81 81 richly
worth $780, and Thousands of other articles, to be
sold at leis price than at stores who are selling of
at cost. ~ Asa f.. GOLDSMIT, +
je 8 ss~ ~ 205 Broad st..
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COUNTY OFFICERS ELECTED.-The following
comfy officers have been elected Writ county, f
G Hopkins Sheriff Brown, Commonw ealtb's
Attorney. Pleasant county, II L Pickens, Sheriff
VIM l. Jackson, Commonwealth Attorney.
Richie county, Patton, Sheriff, and Hail, Com.
monwealth's Attorney.
John Y. Miller has been elected town sergeant
of Farmsile, Va, and M l. McClasson Commits
sioner of the Revenue
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EMPLOYMENT DESIRED.--The under
II signed having received a commission a. NOTA-
RY PUBLIC tenders his services to the citizens OF
Richmond and county of Henrice in that capacity -
He will attend to taking Depositions. receiving Ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds, ReInquishment Of Dover,
and perform any other duty pertaining to the highly
responsible Office of Notary. He proposes also to
draw Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds, and
every other form of Conveyance Contracts to pur-
chase and sell Real Estate negotiate Land and Pen.
sion Claims. superintend repairs of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts
and attend to other legitimate business that may be
confded to his management, upon reasonable terms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
Office on Bank and 18th streets, southeast corner
Public Square, a few yards South of State Court
House. aff9 HgE g
P. Some of the best Scriveners in Virginia will
give me his assistance. 5a H l. A. q.
r an 12---ts = r-s ASH f-si t-i.=sl sssls
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r,n.ncial ana Commercial.

~ss ,sr,sc.son. win thlee days later news ma
.~r,ysd = Nsw Yosk. The british Bresdss 7
marriott, were dun. with some dscline--hour De,ns
. tribe lower, and wheat I'd Cotton mas up
.,,sh,,v declined ~
According TO The New York Journal q Com z
merce there i plenty Of money IN that ely but
torro,,ers do mot know what 70 10 With IT.. De
.,r.hIs .tocts were scarce but Il they were plenty
f.v neople would be disposed 70 exchange caAh for
them Busiuess paper was scarce, and second
s,... was no, wanted Foreign Exchange waa
steady.
The Following Ia comparative statement Of the
rsc.int. Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the
month of May: J.
Ys.rs. Main stem: wsshinssou Branch, Total;
iss5. -. ssi,6o4 81 s42ii IS sss,sl6 Is
ss5.ssl 80 &76fe56 sss,5o2 o6
st by Telegraph.
BaLrImoRs. juno 1S.--Markets steady and prices
unchanged. SEs 81
New YoRx, June l3.-F Flour dec lined-Ststs $3.50
Ohio IS 90; Southern s6 so. Wheat declined cts
Corn decliaed, but unquotabe. Stocks hisher-Vir.
sinia 6s not quoted.
Richmond Markets. June 13.
There is nothing Of interest in our markets. and no
change whatever in any article of produce
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RUNAwAYS.

a RUNAWAY In JAIL..-- There was
&Y committed to the Jail of Henrico county, on
the 4th day Of April, peEro man calling him
of Mary Sims, of the city of Richmond, and
was formerly the property of Mr.. Thompson, Of
Goochland. He 10 about ffty-fve years old, black,
very badly dreased whom committed. The owner
will please come forward prove property pay char
ges and take him away he will be dealt with asthe
law directs. A. B. HUTCHINSON, s. II. G.
M 3l-6v5 tftttE
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A SAD HoSEYMQoN.-Mr and Mrs. L. S. Craw.
ford, of Cincinnatiswe married there on Mon.
day, started the same day, and ON arriving at
Rome, New York, Mrs. Crawford died, having
only felt III short time -
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FARE.
To Washington.
(" Baltimore.

To Washington. $o'o0
baltimore, o.oU
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, 10 undergoing rela y Half
perior quality and as more than one million of pas
senzers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported this route it is hoped and believed
shat no will be induced by the misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement the signature of
al. d. Whitcomb, Supert," to select the longer
and crcuitous route, referred to therein. The
r. l. F. p r. r. has been in operation for twenty-five
years. and in all that time passenger has either been
killed crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise which is without parallel in the history OF
railroads in this country. s. RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation.
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- THE nIgsIC sTORk.-f.

- PlANUs.-.l have In store
~ THf AMOS which win sell very low if
myso '-f' app'aAsiIIEE ALEX MOTT, Apct.
4 LIGHTNING Il Old ) furnished ON the
II most reasonable terms, Wholesale and retsil style
and quality to suit purchasers with experienced work
men to put them uE and Rods furnished to dealers,
with Trimmings complete, atwholessle prices.
Persons wishing good GATE SPRING, can pro-
cure Il At cur Office corner Of Main and rss1 tTss
II TLING EsTABLTSHMENT.-lt az 1zed yaet
that the only genuine article of BOTTLED SODA
made il this 81 e
pete with any manufacturer, either North or South,
having been engaged in the busnes for the last nine
He is now conducting the above business in all it,
branches for Mr.. VIM r. LADD, and takes this me-
thod Of informing bis numerous hiends ana me ps.
part shall be wanted to sustain its former reputa
dor. - aa.s.sa.s,, =
.McCoRMACK'S SODA WATER
or SODA WATER, ALE and PORTER deliver.
ed in all parts Of the city, free Of charge
eR- All orders from city or country customen
p'0'pp'1' -'''''1 - WIN. p. LADD,
sp5-sm Pearl H.. and No. sas Broad T. y
"a TFlkHs sTE IK c SE DkK 1 Soss
No 20s Broad street, Richmond, Va, with view to
changing his business will sell from this time to the
10th day OF August his large varied and beautiful
stocl6of ~ 49, s. - :. sl7ss9 SIS
AT COST. The goods then remaining ON hand win
be closed out It public suction. 81 - $3.50
All peHons desinnG e Purehaas Dry Goods OF
superior qusntys VIII mere nne sameient Involvement
to make an Investment - he intends 70 be very
conmod.tina: and wants to save - much expense q
IA &c ne be
N r The srore ro,- occ.31;sd h. -. ,w,l, y. g.
rent sftsr the ist 81 ssptsmSsr il Is an easssSt
FIR \ ooda arm frrs nh -
Ia been 81 me- r ~ Il
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VALUE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. time ago, Mr.
Manly. of Dorset, VT, offered ten thousand dol
lars forthe patent of machine for sa wing taper
ing blocks of marble on two or more sides at once.
The offer gave rise to great many machines for
that purpose. several of which have been patent.
ed, but no one of them can be obtained by Mr..
Manly for the sum he offered. being worth a great
deal more than that to the inventor
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RUNAWAY Runaway from d

n Runaway -knuaWay. from the
subscriber on the 1st January last, negro
IN woman named AMANDA, belonging to The
~ estate of Samuel Plessants deceased. She
.9nis Of a. dark brown complexion, about twen-
ty seven years old, and has mother living In Butch
ertown, and many relations living in Powhatan.
whore she il no doubt harbored. Thesusual reward
will be paid upon her delivery to at te Jail of
Henrco, and all expenses paid. - S,
my Stiff ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
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ANTIFILLMoRE CoNyGNTIoN.-The autiFill-
more Convention, now in session in New York, is
composed of representatives from Maine, Massa'
chusetis, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, New
York, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey,
Delaware. Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin,, Iowa, Yer.
mont, California Indiana and Illinois 1t is called
at the suggestion of those boilers from the Phia
delphia American Convention who are in favor OF
the restoration of the Missouri compromise and op
posed to the admission of the Louisiana Catholic
delegation into the party.
The National Republican Convention meets on
Tuesday, at the National Hall, Philadelphia. Mr.
Banks aad Mr. Fremont have placed themselves
in their friends hands with regard to the romina
lion for the Presidency All the free soil papers in
New York are pressing the claims of Col. Fremont.
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NAVIGATION ExTRaoRDISARY.-The Proyi-
dence Journal says tn at the steamer w. II. Cush.
ing, from Philadelphia to Chicago arrived at
Newport ON Sunday. She goes by wav of the ST..
Lawrence and the Lakes. This voyage. we think.
is without precedent
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-,u.zzzz,= RICHMOND AND ID AN.
ssssxssssss.sSss.sIyJTI,E RAILROAD-OPEN To DAN


VILE RAILROAD-OrEN TO DAN
-vILLE.-The regular PASSENGER Train
MOND and Danville, stopping to take up or put
off passengers at the following points only: Manches
ter, Robiou's Coal-feld. Tomahawk, Powhatan Mat-
toax Chula Amelia C. H, Jetersvle, Jennings Ordi
nary Burksville PrSes, Meherrn, Keysville brakes
Branch Mossngfor6 Roanoke, Clover, Scottsburss
Boston. News Ferry, Barksdale's, Ringgold and
Dsnville. l-a,s
Leave Richmond at 6 O'Clock A. NJ, arriving at
the Junction breakfast house) at $40 A n, and at
Dspville at IS P. M. Leave Danville at II NJ,
irving at the Junction at 4:S0 P. M, and Richmond
7:l8 P. NJ.
Children over and under IL years of ago, and ser
wants. half price, Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes that one may
be retained at the Office where they purchase their
tickets and must he expressly stated that they
permitted to go on the cars l.si
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg, Wytheville,
Va, and Jonesboro and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
daily with South-Side Railroad at Burkville. Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, N. c., connect
daily at Danville with Hoiderby Co.'s fast line OF
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|TiLLiAWT n. COLEMAN g CO., SHIP.
w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFORNIA AND BRoNr srREzrs, SAN EaANcls.
co. CAL.-Omss No. 81 Wall Street, New YORK.
= W.T.COLEMAN,
ssSs s. = $40 s HENRY CARLTON q :
- J. ii. WILLIAMS. -
I. Mr.. CoLR MAE Gin New York, and will give ship.
nsra every Information % to markets shipping, ka.
r. EXCHANGE On San Franciseo, for sie By
- lasgsa- WIN. z. COLEMAN,
10 9q-&s ~ "a 81 Wall styeet
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NOTlCE- -TO TIL \ LAlIlEs
ND GENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND

- NOTlCE--TO 4 Al r. LAllES
AND GENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND
AND THEnG0UNTKY GENERALLY
ALI have tusay TO my customer, friends snd the
public generally. H. that can furnish ladies' and
gentlemen with Boots, shoes snd Gsiters that cannot
DO surpassed either hero esewhere, either Of my
own manufacture, or. of the best Boots and Shoes
manufactured expressly for me in Paris BY the Pre-
MUM boot maker Of frsncethatis, Meleez, of Paiis
So that all in want Of Boots and Shoes of superior
quality, such purchased call at
- ALEX. HILLS, Mann factu4er and
Importer Of Ladies and Gentlemen's French
Boots and Shoes, No. 129 Main st., Richmond, Va
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The Bishop of Oxford has sent round to the
church wsrdens in his diocese a circular making
officiating clergyman preach the Gospel, and are
ms conversation and carriage consistent there.
WITH A church warden, near WaIlingford, re-
piled; he breaches the gospel, but only keeps
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SOO PAIRS OF THOSE CHEAP WIN

S00 PAIRS OF THOSE CHEAP WIN
CUO DOW SHADES only 37k cents, to be run
eff at the following low prices. for one week only.-
Beautiful Landscapes SOC, worth 81 rs; Light Shades,
plain with boquets only SOC. worth 81 So Splendid
Vase Shades at ST., well worth So Gilt shades. 81,
richly worth 50; Table OIL Cloths Bureau and Stand
Covers, ell widths and patterns, from 25c up.
Also. aseasonable stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery and
Gloves; Irish Linen, Soc, worth 75c Brown Linen Ia
BILE Cloths SOC; White do Damask, ~ yds long, 3 j;
Large size Towels, 10 cts-with a great many Dress
Goods which win be sold off cheap Call soon at the
Dry Goods store of - ss NJ. GOLDEN, -
4F.el $50 Broad st., between Sd aud 4th.
York prices .safs -sts sHtE my l6 !
EAGsLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH
Il MENT.-Have you tried any Of CANFlELDS'
FILTERED MINERAL WATERa III you have
not you should do Of once. Those who have tried
it speak Of it in the highest terms The kind Of FL
terer have in use is capable of terng 200 gallons
per day. No matter how muddy the water is, after
passing through the terer, it is clear spring
water and much better from the fact that it il per-
fectly soft. fterer of this kind would be great
acquisition to any Of our hotels that require large
quantity of water
Soda Water, Philadelphia Ale, Porter and Cham
payne Cider, Of the best quality. always on hand.
= : .zss.sss WARREN Garfield, Agent,
je 5 ,i. 10th ST.. between Main and Franklin
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4 TTENTlON, LADlES.---Wo beg leave
IA TO state to oar friends and eus.omsrs that we
have full assortment of Dry and Fancy Goods cou
sisfing OF Bsrege and Chaio do Lsfnes; Jsconet
Lawns figured and plain Swiss Mullins striped and
plain Cambria Muslins; 0inshams Prints; lrish Lin
ens and bleached DomesticG Counterpanes by the
niture Prints Bird-eye and cotton Diaper; Grape;
Stella and Cashmere Shawlg Embroidsries; Ribbons;
Trimmings; Mantles and Psrssols; all Of which we
gard to cost price. Call soon and obtain bargains
SECS u. CAMP T. BRO., ~
my Y 223 Broad street.
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The length of all the different streets in Lon
aon is ,750 miles, the paving of them cost 444.
oooV0 and the yearly cost of keeping the pave.
meat IN repair Is g 10000
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f1kANAKi AND FEED STllkk.--Yho
~ undersigned has taken the house of Frankf
lin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by Memn N.
b. Il 6 b. Hill, for the purpose of cnducting tho
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS, rz-
where he will keep constantly hand full assert
ment Of all kinds Of Grain, Mill Oal Hay Corn Meal
and other articles usually keptin Gransries and Feed
Stores zs + ~.
tentiop and selling on reasonable terms, to secure a
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere in the coruoration. He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any
fe T1n JOHN w. COSBY.
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The freight on all articles to be landed the rive
must be paid when they are sent to the boat.

n. crIEszf..sssssE1 q Il Az NURTHEKN
n ---A.z-FOR TRAvEL-TWICE DIAL
LY SUNDAY NIGHT ExCEpTED,l BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River
seventy-iive miles, and by splendid and comfortable
all $50 miles in seven hours, being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure 81 A. NJ. and u r. NJ, and bag
gage under charge of special agents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. ,e.t. q
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DICOTsS AROhlATlC WILD CHERRY
L BfTTERS IL unrivaled a. Spring PurifYer end
corrective of diseases arising roui arrangement
Of the stomach and Liver. IL counteracts that dis |.
tressnE nervousness and lessitude 80 common TO the
female Frame and imparts an energy and huoyency
truly surprising AZ aremedy for Indigestion. pys-
pepsia, Want of Appetite, Nervous hesdachea
its healing powers have been erstefuliy scknow-
lodged by all those who have used than
1t s put up IN full quart bottles at % een's Pc
pers 81 cts Prepared snd ,old by p,cor ,,n.,,.t
MHITkWASH BKUSflks..-An fine a.-
w sorfment of White wash bTuanes- ihose IN
want viii please call and ss e.. ,ns snerRrsoN
Tmporter and deaieri In Foreign snd poineg1c
e5 Hardware and Cutlery. No 90 Main Ct
IUTT.DNEN5S. FAN OK sHOEs...-An.
4 other suppIy Of those childreus beautiful Fancy
shoas which " ere 90 much admired just RECEIVED
ie5 r@Iss.ss a246 wan. WALSH'S,
E0K sAlB.--sirsinia State Regis sered
James River and Kana~ha Canal tGusraniesd)
RicIpond and Petersburg Railroad Stock &
Virginia and tennessee Railroad ia Mortgsgel
Virginia Central Railroad llsst Mortssssg Bonda
my % 3 R.H MAuRY 1 60, /,
r O 8 E:--i an new @ rcgalar .receIpI q
~ SOFT and HARD COKE--ths former do
ehffu fuel for frstcs and the latter an excellent
and eeqaomicai nhstituts for Antarctic coal for
stoysss images md hsatinE fprnseee Apply st the
coke ysraa cornsr Of 10th street and neen bank ON
so,nsrof Byrd cad 9Th stresss sssth 40 csnal y
NIB e---n sssss JNo. I, WE1TH At, s.
<
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Ex-PREsIpENT VAN BUREN.-A letter from
Undertook of the 9th inst, says that Mr. Van
Buren,, although good deal bruised and sprained
by his recent fall has sustained no serious injury,
aud already goes about with the assistance of
cane He was thrown over the horses head and
fell on bis own; but he retained his hold of the
bridal, which broke the force of his fall and saved
his Iife Considering his weight and age, his es.
cane is miraculous. s---
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Nm Riehardson, a prominent member NJ thu
:. n'as, Mass bar, committed suicide last Mon.
t,,asss Sonred Of Wlttemberg College. Ohio, es.
Ger. ne number Of Germans or descendants Of
- me United States n shout (, 0o0 900.
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- y~~-. - SUMMER A Kk "A \, lstE.
49, SMENT--PASSAGE TO PORTS.

49, = Z MOUTH AND NORFOLK The
steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. JNo. DAVIS, having
Just undergone thorough overhanlins will resume
me regular run between TINS and the above places
leayiuR the wharf at Rockets Saturday morning
nert 10th inst, at 81 o'clock precisely, and every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at that
Returpiue the Curtis Peck will leave Norfolk eve
nv Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at the
same hour t5t o'clock and touch at all Of the regu.
lar landings on the river, going aud returning. i
: Passage and meals a. usual. {
5ilET@5F r. o. HAsKTNS.
The freight all articles to be landed on the river
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- FOR KENT.-That very desirable
:a House on Main street, End door above l0thst. =
This house 10 in the most improving part of tho
city being in short distance of the Banks and other
public places of business. Possession given st A. i;
Apply to fe 18---ts BENJAMIN DAWN.
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pOSTPONkMkNT... lsis with regret that
! nave 20 snnounce that ny Dia1bgtion Enter
unusual hardness oG the winter has preyenseds 1us
from seeing ana setslinF with my agents AZ ssoa q
can see them shall fin upon another day not later
than about The 1T II August at which time the Drew.
ing will certainly lake place. or the tickets called In
and the Irouey refunded And should thu sale 81
tickets satafy ~ doing 70. shall fix upon an ear
her day, - am anxicus 70 have the Drawine taxa
place 1t - earliest possible time.
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rAkMIUAiz WHITING IN K.--TSis :.
~ ucls aspires TO the favor Of merchanSs, elnshs
and others on account Or fe superor eN1nf and IN
deiibe properties. Al who have used Il spsAk Of u
In the hghes terms IL Il warranted v eive sasje1sc-
tton Ia 81 sesss ~ m6nsy vii ~ f6iinded Ire-
pared aud eoA, wholessle cod recall Is ~ 81
~. BATTAI4fg Drag ana Qkeud6ek ttafe,
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DOl,LARUS HI ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Il Some remarkable cures performed by THE Lini-
ment have come under our especisl notice of late,
and among them will mention the csse of Mrs.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bod for more than week by rheumatism, and
cured by ONE BOT Tile OF PoLLARD's RHEUMA.
TIC LINIMENT. Prepared only by
JOHN w. POLLARD,
~ ~ s@sf sss = q Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
NH 1I-ka = =
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE ,.sa

EXTRAORDINARY l''z r ,cTMoso Mav IT. 1850.
I Gentlemen: NY child bs commenced brcasins GUT
last fall In small Sores whic gradually extended over
the entire hssd including both ssEs which welS y
both ears would drop o. tiled I'll sorts q adysI.
tised and domssc remsds without :9y fso6 rssu 4;
hsssn 70 set bstter: the bottle got brooks, and We a
piled rails to IL it again began 70 get worse ~
eldest dsrs1tsr said spa do got some mere y tnes
when Won used ie We got another bottle, and her
head l. now nearly we'll This was an sssrsayated
- 80 vsrv osiSvs 5no more bottle feel sssured
viii cure her entirely a. there il but little Of the de.
ease rrmainips You entitled to this and tor the
this certificate. Respe ctfully, 3, :. CHALK.i
r. ...vs nOVEA co. ssa 80 my3.