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A. SUMNER SHOES. FOR LA.

&sse~ DIES, CHILDREN AND MlSSES.--l
hAyein store selected hy myself OF tho best manu-
acturrr1 IN this country, the best stock and greatest
variety of Ladies' Misses and Children Gaitcr- and
Shoes To be found in any one establishment in this
market. The most prominent STYLES l will Cnume-
rate. They follows: Ladies' French Button
Heel CATERS; Ladies Side Lace Cloth Caters. OF
every price and quality; Ladies' Kid Heel COngrecs
and Lace CATERS: Ladies slippers, Ties and Bu-kiIfs
OF all qualities: Misses White Kid BootH-with
almost endless variety of Fancy Colored Shoes for
misses and children.
Ladies in want of almost any style OF shoes for
Themselves or children, can he accommodated b. cal
ling at &. :. MATRICES,
ie2j Isl Main street Eagle Square.
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II IT
IL AID, SPoTrS & HARVEY Is this day dissolved
The book are at the Office Of their successors
sporrs, HARVEY Co. All persons lhlebted arc re-
oue stad 10 make ia ymenf at an early day. Amy
OF tile undersigned surviving partners VIII use the
"''''' - wv JNo. G. MCDONALD,
IS0. q. SP0TTs
Jnlv lat lsi- JSO. u. HARVEY
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DIssoLUrroNs, &c.

NEW FIRM.-we have this day associ-
4 ated with IA in guinness Mr.. n. BROW SELI..
DERS0N 4 CO. -
A continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed
the old firm IL spcctfuiy solicited for the new
as We shall constantly undcavor TO give satisfaction
TO our friends and the public. ,
CLARkSOS & ANDERSON,
Importers Of Hardware, &C,
No loG Main street.
LII, 49, ~ S-ts
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i AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE

II AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE
H By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for tbs
County of New Kent, pronounced on III" 18th day %
NAV 1857 in the suit .f Bailey and ais. BtiAys
rem IT ala shall (aS special Commissioner Rpphnt
rd thcrcinD proceed to sol by public auction. Ia the
highest bidder at New Kent G. H., ON TIT RSDAI
the 9th day of July next chat being Court day the
Farm of which the late GeJr2c L. Bailey died seized
and possessed. together with five Negro :. belonging
to the estate of til" same consisting uf Men and We
men.
The Farm contains iI2 acres more or less, Of which
unr-half il open and in fair state Of Improvement
the residue If the land is we'll timhrrd with oak and
pine the latter Of which may be- cut into cord wo
at n fine profit.
The buildings comprise a dwelling house. in good
repair, containing four rooms. together with I'll al
the usual ont houses; and situated, this place ir ON
the stage road, At distance of only 2l miles above
the Court House. and . fam the Pamunkry river
with all the advantages incident t. SnC a location
rar" opportunity /, here Offered thu. purchaser al
securing pleasant residence.
TERMs-tf the purchase money for the Land "a
much will b. required in cash ~ Is necessary to de-
fray expenses ut sIit sale &c; tn, residue ON credit
of Is, II AMI i months, tn" purchaser giving bonds
with good pcr-OHal security, for the deferred pay
mcntS the last two bonds Ia carr interest after the
expiration Of six months from the day of sale To-
gcthcr with trust ,red the land. For the Ne
chaser executing bonds. With approved security the
same to carry int Irst irorn date.
ROBT. HOWLE
Special Commissioner
r. S.-Ah0ut 230 acres Of good Tnnherod Land al,
joining can be purchased by apI lration to mo- which
would add much Ia the vaua 81 tie Farm.
j. 2f-Ctds
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lLQuoR IN THE CuuNTRy.-Thcrc are in the United
states Ibis distilirrics which manufacture IL 46l
9-6 gallons of ale, ii,o4 gallons of wh,key and
hlgh wines, o,ono~ gallons of rum--heing only
Tour GALLONS nj liquor to every man. woman and
child IN the country. No wonder some have to
drink water with this light supply
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CoLoRED "CiTIzENS.' A negro row recently occur
red AT the Franklin House, in Canton, Ohio. col
ored individual, who had taken seat ut the dinner
table, was requested to vacae, hut refused, when
the landlord and his assistants used force aud eject
ed the black republican"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CODA WATER, SODA WATER. = :.


~ .~..-.z..~ LAIDLEY X ROBINSON
Continue 20 maufacture their pure sparkling Soda
Water and win constantly supply il ~ heretofore of
unsurpassed quality with large variety Of choice
syrups.
Their syrups are made exclusively by themselves.
from the purest material. The fruit syr,ps are made
strict ny from actual ripe frnits and not from any ar
lhc al spiritnous and often poisonous compounds
frequently used now to initiate the rich delicious and
whotns2mc syrups which can DO prepared from the
actual fruit alone.
IL u furnished ut all times at an icy cool tempera-
tnre, forming most delightfully."- refreshing drink.
Price Ga cents per glass BY the box. or when ten
tickets are bought
LAIDLEY & ROBINSON, Practical Chemists
and Graduates Phfa. College of Pharmacy,
JeB 4fh and Franklin sts'
NOTICE.-As Trustee Of f. Nelson, |
4 offer for sale one IL Horse Power Engine and
Boilnr one Daniels Planer. and Brick Building.
whch has been used "a n blacksmith shop. In this
building there must he at least 23.tA0 bricks. Any
ono wishing to purchase Will find me over A. Bnie-
keTs Drug Store. Main street.
"a must again request all persons indebted to
Nelson Mott p. Nelson to call and settle their
accounts. l am particularly anxious to close tho
business WM. II. PI.EASANTS,
10 ol-tErta Trustee.
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.n--, STEAMERS GEnRnr 49,

d. STENNEKS UEURUE PTA-
L---xr4--isbDpI ssh RELVtDERF BErW EHN
BALTIMORE AND EICIIMbND.-The nb,ve two
larg" and e"nmti"ns steamers are INV M the route
between BALTIMORE AMI EirhulnnI
The GFD. PEABODY will leave Baltimore every
SATt RDNb afternoon and III, RELYIDERE every
WEpN ESnAN afternoon. for NchMond
Returning. the tru. Peabody will IeaVe Richnond
every Tuesday afterunou and tlfe Brlvisisrs every
Saturday afternoon for Baltimore.
NH I2-t- LtDLAM a WATSON
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UNCERTAINTY OF IIFE.--Thc funeral Of Messrs.
Leslie and Porter. and Miss Palmer, who were
drowned in Ronkonkoma Lake, on Monday last,
took place on Friday i'll st. Peters Episcopal
Church. in State street, Brooklyn, in tire presence
of about five hundred persons. The New York Com.
nercial mentions incident connected with the
services as an illustration of tho uncertainty OF
all things human. A new organ had just hcrp built
for the church by Mr.. Erben. and was only compile
ted Yesterday 1t had been desired to have public
trial of its capabilities last evening and of the
deceased had been busiiy engaged a. member OF
the music committee in making the necessary ar
raugemcnts. lie little Thought when 81 employed
that the first of the instrument would he in the
solemn services att endant upon his own funeral.
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MISS PEGRAM's BOARDING AND

1sI DAY sCIIOOL-The second session Of Mrs
PEGRAa's ScHooL will begin on the LIST Of October
next and will end the e0th Of June. l3iS.
ule course of instruction will be thorough and ex
teu-ve, reaching from the elementary to the highest
branches of Education.
The English Department viii be under the imme-
diate supervision Of Miss PEGRAM She will also re-
sumo tn" Bellies Lcttre Class, for young Ladies who
have left school.
Competent assistants will he employed in each
department and French will receive especial atten-
ton.
Circulars containing full information concerning
the Schoul. may be had on application TO Mrs. j. W.
PEtiRAM. Linden Square, Richmond.
Persons intending to enter Pupils. are requested to
engage them without delay, So that arrangements
hc made for their accommodation.
Ia, 1-.Ilii IlI 81 1 VT
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A GRAND ToUR.--THE GREAT EASTERN.--Thc Cana
dian Railway Guide. July /. says that the Great
Eastern steamship will positively sail from Holy
head IIarbor-her point OF departure from Eng
land-for Portland i'll April next year. and that
tourist tickets will be issued by her for five week,
trip, the period during which the Great Eastern
will remain at Portland. 1t is intended that these
tickets should include the passage money out and
home, aud all railway and steamboat fares from
Portland to Quebec. Chicago, 81. Louis. Baltimore,
Washington, New York, Boston and back to Port
land. The price of the tickets it Is now supposed.
will be 1900.
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CTRIBLING SPRINGS. This Mountain
~ Retreat In Augusta county. Va, u miles frem
Staunton. and n miles from HarrfsQnburR, VIII be
under the management Of Mr.. PETER u. WWD-
WARD. formerly Mt Jackson's River and for the last
three seasons at the Healing springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces IN insaids
and pleasure seeking public that By erecting ROM
dohbe btGg,s and by Che general Improvement
Of the premises since last sason that after the I0th
Of june he will be prepared with entirely p,o JaTa'-
tare and sufficient number Of attendants. TO oter
visitors the most sts, recommendations In the tIr-
ginia mountains.
The waters Of this place are unsurpassed: in fact
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage Of all
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region Of Virginia.
of Greenbrier.
The Alum springs inferior 10 none, tested for the
last fyn years with tue Cali l-ate and Free Stone
Waters ail ut hand in Abundance, render this place
properiy the MINSRAL SPRINGS OF tfs"iSA.
For measure seekers. thare will he Music IN at
tendance and the amusemCnts AMI sports 'ii"rdfd ny
mountain resorts. go .,.,, u,.
Btryprirnrest ytUtciGB will reside az The Springs
TERMF-sI0 per week; $50 for month OF Tour weeks
and reduction male fH entire season; iot tess
than week $40 per ,lay will ho charged -,
re- line Of SUPERIOR fOU K-HokSh NAIL
COACHES will leave stanton daily, tor TINS place
after the arrival of the Eastern cars. =,
RE- line Of STAGES is expected TO PASS tue
SnrinCs CHESLEi KINNEY,
my 96-d2nkc3tayIu Proprietor.
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FOR SALE AND HIRE.

LNOR SALE CITY STOCK.
long dates.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA PONDS.
K. IL. MAURY 4 90
~ 10 St1ok and Exchange Brokers
LWR SALE-A No. Cook. Washer and
Il Irun"r, without encumhranr,, to remain in ar
near the city. For further Information, apply to
EDN u b. EACiIb,
y lh-lw PcNr street.
DRUG STORE FOR SAT.E.-The sub
~ scrihcr intending to change his business offer,
for sale his Ap0thecary and Drug Establishment
corner OF Main and 2th streets. The locnton i. onr
of the very bSt in the city The store il fitted up in
superior ty IT, and i admirably suited To the business
III all its branches. ALIEN. DUVAL.
Ir Its
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in imme-
date ncighbnrhood Of the Exchange for salc
privately on accommodating term. Address "A. 49,
G. Box tSI. ie tx-2w
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

Ia CHILDREN'S SHOES.-Our
ssss~S3 assortment of Chdrens Shoes consists in
part of the following desirable styles: French Patent
Leather Pumps. with and without heels; French Last
ing Button CATERS with end without heels do do.
to lace on the side; White. Tan Bronze and Black
Morocco Boots. with and without tips; Morocco and
Patent Leather Ankle Ties: with various other styles
which we will sell Mt the lowest prices
Je % MARCUS HARRIS, Isl Broad st.
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UNITED STATES MAIL,
x F&H LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
$500 y ORIGIN. rkTkKsBJRG AND

ii
trih""ntMs Point stiur evening, Rnd Norfolk Il. II
morning "Wednesday for New York
The RoANokE Capt. skinner leave. civ Paint
every saturday morning aud NurfIk every SATURDAY.
Evening. ter NrD YORK
Returning, The Jam"~t"Nn leaves New York from
P"r ~, North River. every saturday afternoon, with
1"l'-'iN ~, N'"hit, petersburg ami Richmond
without 'irt'nii'm ~ NnTfIk tnorTv stopping thrrr
I" hnd passengers. She tnkr. fright only f,T Rich
IunfIi. '
TIL" Rnauok" leaves NV York from same pierevery
"Wednesday ati"rupUn, With pass myers for Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond. hat takes freight onIy tor
Norfolk, North Carolina sHi Petersburg
Fassag" and fare. Statcr,.m ncl,nied between
Norfolk aud New York, = Strefagr Itssa-p 81
Passage aud fare Statrry'm included irtrscFn
Richmond, frt"rs''urs and NV Work - Stcrrls"
passage g..
NH u W DIAM a WATSON.
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.snR. CARRIAGES CARRIAGES

49, The subscriber has on hand AZ his Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Atty. be-
tween Main and Cary, 18th and 18th Streets near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIOFEES.
BARoUCliES. HUGHES, with aud without tops and
SULklES ali ofhis own make, OF the best materials
and workma nhip; all (which will he sold a. low a.
good work ofthe kind be- in the city Of Richmond
and respectful! ask call from those in want Of any
trfcir III he Carriage line, IS | am determined to
and all wnrk sold. that i new warranted.
f. I'm MIt9AJAII MASGtIM
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AT TIE s.NFTROpOJJTAN

o. STORE will be found an immense stock
Of Patent Leather and Calf Skin PUMPS, of our own
make, which will sell at very low price. aS the
season j. far advanced. Also. larE" stock Of Cloth
Lasting Patent Leather aud Calf skin CATERS and
OXFORD TIES: OF our own make which We will
sell low. for cash &. :. MAURICE,
~ II III Main St. Eagle Square.
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ROBERT T.. ELLYSOS.

The subscriber. thankful for past avors would
most respectfully say the citizens ot Richmond.
that he will continue tia" SASH AND BLIND III 81
NESS at the saline stand formerly occupied by Ely
son Traylor on ri street. between Br'Ed and Mar
shall strectr and will rNrcue with dispatch all work
in his line Of husine>, entrusted fU linn.
ROBERT T.. ELLYSON.
Richmond, July !. ISL. ~ lin
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DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

IL This delightful Watering Place. although opened
for the first time in 1885, has already attracted fair
ted Immediately on the Turnpike road from salem tn
the Sweet Springs. and splendid line OF Stage
Coaches will convey passengers on III" Virginia ana
TcnncrSeo Railroad. without any detention. from Si-
lem Depot by the Bcd sulphur to the Sweet Springs
and tiroenhricr White sulphur being the shortest
aud bestruutr between those points.
Since the last Season, the acc1mmoi"tIons haN5i
been greatly enlarged by the addition ef several
handsome and spacious Cottages Tho prOpriytorS
feel sure. that I'll who visit their springs, viii be-
made entirely comfortable and satisfied To seekers
Of health they offer Mineral Water, the henccal
effects Of which hayr been fully tested particularly
in diseases oi the Lungs AMI stomach. To seekcr>
Of PLEASURE they offer Table provided withHl the
.ni,Stautial- and many Of the uNurirs 0l life, besides
all those appcndagcs Of amn.cmcnt found at other
watering places 10 all who desire shady and plea
nt retreat from the heat and du>t Of the cities they
offer lust such retreat. besides hearty welcome
and The hest treatment. a. ". SnANkS.
II. &. SHAShS,
q. h. HOARD.
WI. WALTON,
,aIf-dpu, A HIPp.
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INAGLE SnnA MATER ESTARLLSH

IL MENT VICTORIOUS The subscriber sets out
with the determination t" overcome every opposition
that might he brought against him. and Is happy to
say he has thus far succcc" bcy ond his most san
Runc expectations. The fact IL the public have found
ont where tf-' best soda Water. Philadelphia Ale,
Porter and Charupag ne Cider j. To b. had. Thank full
for past ay"rS he hopes by strict integrity and due
courtesy, to merit continuance.
WARREN GARFIELD. AGt.
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GEORGE ". NrNToRp.
le 26-c3t See, of the Com III
GEORGE W. MUNFDRD
J" It'd secretary of the Common wealth.
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND-Tbe suhscri-

DUBLlC SALE OF LAND.-The subscri-
her will offer for sale. on the premises IL the
highest bidder. on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of
July next, III" Farm ON which he resides.
The Farm j. lucntcd in RoCkhrilgc county. on the
Big Calf Pasture River six miles above Goshen De-
pot, Virginia Central Railroad. Ii contains about
1850 acres PM of which is cleared and cultivated
The remainder is we'll timherrd, with timber OF fine
quality.
The improvements a brick and q log dwelling
houses, with all other houses required on 2 farm;
Saw Mill, with circular saws: ChOpping MIL, anu
Corn Cru~hcr. The saw mill is capable of producing
Pan feet of lumber per day. The timber Is suiceht
To supply the mill for five years at the Rb1Ne It'
The place is well watcrcd by river rivuet ana IN
Vulnerable springs Of limestone frcrstone, suirhur
and chal ybeate, pure and iuVisof""hs us '"' hio'
tain air .,,, ,o,,5 ,,-o,, $50,
large proportion of the timhcred iand Wonid pro
ouCe me '"p"'''' VI W. p. EWING.
n.,. l-,shnn nnnnt Va Central Railroad.
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sfsss,---1:.a.toMrtNN, I2f Main Il havinr
resumed their Steamship ENpr"-- To- and nom Nal
i"lk, Petersburg and Fchnioud nv Stsv,4uers Jam,-
tI"h ana Roanoke. which l'av" Now York evntr
"Wednesday and SATURDAY. and theme" by railroad :.
Weldon, W ilmingt!n, Is nChhurg SalaIn " ythpyilr
anu the PRINCIPAL places in Virginia and North Carr,
ma, ara no" prepared 10 forward with great ill.,.
patch, agd 90 reduced RATES every kind If NerchaE
disc, Valuable Parcels, Jew elry &C. 10 thu rh.T.
ntin'Fi cites. and all places on the s-ahuari
Our Express OF the Steamships will c ~, en naui.J
ny special h@-HesS"r-, VIII" will give their p-r.Su,i
attention 70 IN" careful handling of rs entrusted
to the ADAMS EMPRESS COS St.an,,hir ~ g..
ShrpeTr viii please take notice that USckag-s l.,
points IN Virginia and North Carolina " III b. seat h.
STEAMERS, unless OthoTwis, marked
Freight received. on day Of sailing, until .'cI,.k
7. VI j. l.. MACbDNOTGU.
Agent ~ Adams EAprpr1 Il.
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CoYNER's WHITE AND BLACK SUI

COYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI
~ PHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRISGS.-This
Watering Place il open for tn" reception of Nisi
tors 1t il situated ne ttr and ia d ,isiG If TIE
IirgiHid and TrHHe,Srs RdHrOdd dhplH h1If 0 nit,
from BoHgDrES Dt1st RgIHoic, N. at which said
Depot Omnibus will nlwa. be- fuud waiting the
arrival of the cars To- convey visitors to the Springs
Important improvements haV" been made sinCr last
season.
Another White Sulphur-strungpr boldcr AMI q
superior Cha bcate Spring, have lH'en discovered
and reclaimed and improved SINCE the last -Ftson
80 that the variety and value of the mineral waters
now afforded Mt the place, are unrTualcd by any
other place now known to the public. The similarity
Of the Whit sulphur To the Justly and iar-iamcd
GIteHbTi'r WHIT NHphHT, i, striking ~ 10 bn Mt
once recognized by Eil who have used both of the
waters
These White and Black Sulphur waters have effect
rd numerous cure
The Hhh" NdIhhF aggravated cases ef dyspcp@ia
serious affections Of the liver, Kidneys and bata.T
general debility, and especially Diseases the ncr-
stem and those diseases peculiar 10 FEMALE
The Mock Naphr'r, all kiuIsnf dis i,.c- Of the sk in
aggravated cases of "ttrr AMI other cruptin- OF the
skin--nn great uumhrr,, and vi long standing soy
rnty having been entirely cured.
The accommodates equal To- any to he found In
the mountains OF Virginia and the table aud sttcn-
dance al the most satisfactory characteT-tt- Ia all
which "" beg 10 refer To- tn, large NUMBER 0i persons
who have heretofore visited tI" place.
Billiard Tables, Bowling Allie, > aud fine Band uf
Music, VIII he found a III" place and very effort in
cNerS way, will constantly be- made to Avrd comfort
- ~
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PROFITS OF LTTERATURE-Thc reward of literary
labor in this country il probably greater than those
who complain about it imagine. The large rewards
received by Prescott, Bancroft and others have re-
Gently been noticed. and now learn from the
Philadelphia Ledger that the publishers of Dr.
kanes Arctic Expedition have paid upwards of
S"O,oo0 to the estate Of the deceased author copy
right money for nine months sales of the work
aud that the continued demand for that work will
rOOn make this sum reach Sl0O,0oo
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Liverpool grocer, taking advantage oil the
alarm about the comet advertised i'm several news
papers that the Mickey Way in great danger
from it, AMI advised the hubble to lay i'll IA large
.tock of butter before the source was dried up
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.
NE GEO. +. SMITH,
-HSS--SaalSA INl Avn MAX ED

93Ea<- COACH MAKER.
CORNER Bro Al AND 9Th SITS
(TiChenor1 old stand keeps constantly ON hand ant
makes tn order, all kinds of CARRIAGES. ROC A.
WAYS. BUGGlES, SULkIES SPRING WAGONS
etc. II" has now on exhibition in his show rom mt
unusually large assortment which hc il disposed T.
sell upon very reasonable terms Employ wing the bet
workmen, and using III" finest material h. is enable,
to warrant all his work.
RT- Coach Smithing and inlhng of all kinds exc
cut"d promptly usual. and upon reasonable terms
IN II-2m#
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ES@ Stages, of first class leave BnttSaek's Drrnt
daily on the arrival Of the cars for the Grrenbrirr
White. Sweet, Red Sweet and other Springs
H8 II will be seen by the various ucw-p papers that
thrCars ot the Virginia and Tennessee Railah leave,
Lynchbnrg fIricc day. say At A, NJ and 10 T.. NJ.
anordns desirable opportunity FIR aii the springs
above. Io IL dts
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oNEAR sen ENTH.-The sub>cihcris now prepar-
el, with increased facilities to manufacture ~ kinds
DNIIS, STEPS. VAULTS and CELLAR DOORS,
GREATNESS &C. &c. CRATES and TENDERS, and
all kinds of House Work and Johhing done on rca-
Sonablc terms.
G6"Particular attention given to the enclosing OF
CEMETERY lots. Railing, &C.. Tor the country, r"
made n tn b" easily put up. \ call solicited
NH li-6p GEO. :. lDWNES.
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DR. HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED
and Great Depression Of Spirits

and tfcAt DNprtSthn oI Spirits.
The proprietor in calling thu attention of the pub
lie to this preparation does with feeling of the
utmost confidence in its virtues and adaptation to the
diseases for which it is recommended.
II is no ua'w and untried article, hut that has
stood the test Of ten years trial before the American
people and it, reputation and sale Is unrivallcd by
any similar preparations eNtant The testimony in
it, favor given by the most prominent aud we'll
known ply -Cians and individuals in all parts of the
country is immense and careful perIsal of the Al
manaC published annually by the proprietor, and t.
he had gratis of any Of his agents. cannot hut satisfy
the most skcptical that this remedy Is really d"1"rN-
ing the great celebrity il has obtained.
Re- For sale by Druggists and StOrrk"epers eve
ryWhcre and by PURCELL, LADD i co. and BEN
NETT, BEERS & FISHER, Richmond.
lu-Wl2n
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ENAJIIIES wishing IN nurcho g

s FAMILIES wishing to purchase
their Summer SHOES. will bear in mind
that they from u to ~ per cont by purcas
ing 0f MARCUS HARRIS, -. -; Broad stroet.-
lie has almost every Kind of Sions worm for Ladies'
Gentlemen. MSSc-, BOys. AMI Children. Most OF
shoes are mad" to order AMI warranted h. tit and
wear we'll. Call and De convinced that you can huy
uire Shoe. for q low price at
IN IN NARj,IfS HARRIS 10 Rrold II