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IN xl5O KEVAKD..-ka Runaway frem

lM $3.50 kEWAkD. ..- kanaway from
81 the subscriber Monday 18th day ofJune, a
a. negro man named ALBERT, sometimes call.
- ins himself ALBERT COLEMAN He was
4S@A~ raised by Mr. Be muel Scott, of Nottowsy
County. Va and purchased Of jones & Slater, of
Richmond, by me some three years since The said
Negro Ia between 25 and n years old; about feet 10
or II inches high; black compilations fine set OF teeth
when spoken to; rather sprightlys thsn otherwise
When he left he hsc very genteelsut OF clothes
E sood pair of boots and new fur hat When pur-
ehased him he had wife at Dr. Shores, near Blacks
o. Whites. FROM she Information have OF him, he
ir rmaking his way to Richmond or Petersburg, II ne
has not already arrived at OF ih 50 places will
siye the above reward II taken out ofthe State or
100 reward ftsken in ths State and secured 30 that
get bin again.
NY addresss Keysville, Charlotte Co, Va
ie 2-st SAMUELF. McGEHEE.
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s5ses FDa kENT-1he three story Tene-
ssM N 7nt, now occupied by Mr. Beivin, on Main
IHa-~ street, between Second and Third II con-
tsinS ten or etevea rooms with gas fixtures through
out The kitchen has four Being in plea
sAat and convenient part of the city it will be found
desirable fesidence. Possession given the frst Of
June. Enquire at Woriham's Bookstore, on Main
stSest. nv 22-ts
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THE SOUND DUES UPON AMERICAN Con-
CE.-Notwithstandipg the abolition of the
sound dues the effect of the expressed deters
mination of the United States to submit no longer
to this tax VI on its own as well as of general
commerce, the merchants of this country remain
a year longer than those Of other nations deprived
of the advantage of the abolition of the Dues
Our vessels are now compelled to pay the amount
of money hitherto levied at the castle of Kron
berg, but they are compelled to stop and give
satisfactory bonds for payment. until our govern
ment ratifes the treaty which other governments
have ratified This ratification, the Washington
Union says, cannot be made till Congress again
assemblies
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WHY He REFUsED.-Msjor MCulloch's declna
tion of the Utah governorship would seem to have
been founded on the most substantial reasons Jus
tifyiug him in persistently refusing to take the
place. though twice strenuously urged by the Pre-
sldent to undertake it After stating to Mr. Buch.
anau various reasons for his refusal to accept the
office-to none of which the President, 1t is said
would listen-the Maj or fired his reserve-inform-
ing the bachelor Executive that he could go be-
cause he was intending to get married on-a
duty the discharge of which he had neglected for
forty years more, until his day of grace had
nearly expired. He at once acknowledged his in
vincibility, and bowed his acquiescence
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A REVEREND NEGRO SENTENCED TO THE pm
ITENTIARY Our readers will remember the ar
rest OF the Rev Elijah Anderson, the col ,-ed
preacher from Madison. led some time la st winter
He was examined in our Police Court at the uu,e
on the charge of running off slaves, and rema anded
to Trimbe county. His trial had Just closed In
the Bedford Circuit Court, and upon conviction of
the charge, the reverend gentleman was sentenced
to the penitentia..y for eight years Louisville
Democrat June 19.
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khTfHEu PH SItIAN. whose
4 n sands OF life have nearly run out discovered
fwbiIe in the East Indies, certain cure Tor Con
4 Sumption Asthma, B onchitis, Coughs Colds AM
/ Gsnersl Debility The remedy was discovered by
4 him when his only child, daughter, was given up
70 die He had heard much OF the wonderful re- .-
,oTatiys and hssns qua tiles of preparations made
fron the East india Hemp, and the thought oceurt
10 him that he might IN IKE remedy for ms ehlld
n. ed hard and succeeded in realizing his wishes
ri. child was cured, and 10 now alive ana we'll ne
has since administered ths wonderful remedy 70
d. of sufferers in all parts OF the world aod
he has never failed in making them completely heA-
thy and happy Wishing to do as much GOOD al pos
,be he will send such Of hs afflicted feiIo"
inss az request it, this recipe, with full and explicit
directions for making it up and successfully using IT,
He requires each applicant to tnclose him one shi
Hng-hrss cents to be returned postage ON the re-
cipe, snd the remainder to be applied 10 the pay
meat Of this advertisement. Address
DE-. II. JAAES, No l9 Grand ST.
jersey City, N. J.
NB-DR ii. JAMES has neither Office nor /
agent ia New York, as some have pretened and ad- j
vsrtised. The recipe is sent from NO PLACE but
no. IS Grand street jersey City, N. }.
10 g. -dk eif3m
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ONSLAUGHT ON HOUSES OF ILL FAME IN
DETRoIT.-A mob of fly or sixty persons made
an onslaught on Saturday night on the houses OF
ill fame in the upper part of Detroit, Mich. They
burned three demolished two others, and drove
out the inmates of the sixth. large crowd
gathering the rioters were compelled TO desist in
their work of destruction One person was
stabbed No arrests were made
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p SELLING OUT AT COST.-..Fo the
GS purp0Ee of closing my Drug and Apothecary
M business, | offer for SALE at cost for cssh, my
~ stock of Drugs Medicines and Fancy Goods,
c0mpfsing general assortment of articles usually
sept in sn Apothecsry store.
Aiso the Fixtures, Cases and Furniture belonging
TO the store. J. Y. JACKSON no II Main st.,
nv 4-ts Old Market Bridge.
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.sm FOX RhNV-A large aud Conye-
Es&s nlently built Hcuse, at head If Main ST.
Az1 corner sbCEe the Fair Grounds To good ten.
ant the rent will be moderate There 10 good gar
quEe Of Ma HENRY FREEMAN
is 2o-lwf Opposite the Fair 6rouud.
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EFFECTS OF THE SToRM-The storms of tic
past few days have been accompanied with heavy
hail In some sections of the neighboring countless
by which considerable damage has been DONE
We heard Of promising crop of wheat In Lo o~er
FauquIer that was almost utterly destroyed on
Sunday ast-Aluaadria, "a, Sentinel
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<sA DEsiRABLE RESIDENCES IN

80 DEsf kAHLE KhSaUkNChS IN
E@ hANCHESTER FOR REET.-Two ne 9, and
-~@A hsudtoueiy hnithed Tenements on Jackson
street, within twenty minutes walk of the business
portion Of the city of Richmond, 10 now ready for
tenants Each tenement contains six rooms in the
dwelling four of them eighteen feet square, and
thres in the basement The location is healthy and
In sn sgreeable neighborhood. Hyd1ants will be
Put In each tenement st esrly day Rent $500
per snnum Apply to A c. Saunders, National Ho-
tel, Manchester, orto
ie l5-t2t* r SIZEp
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GRAND MASONIC FESTIVAL AT PROVIDENCE
Extensive preparations are being made to celes
hrate the centennial anniversary of st. Johns
Lodge, No. 2 in this city, the 81 inst En-
eampmeuts, chapters and lodges from various parts
of the country, have given notice of their in, ns
fion to be present. Many distinguished persons
sre also expected -
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DESTRUCTION OF FRUIT.-The Dayton, Ohio,
Journal states that voracious worm, resembling z
in appearance the measuring worm,is devastating
the apple orchards, destroying the leaves on the
trees in that vicinity.
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inserdon, and Is eents for each eo,t1..s.e. s ns'
Gooch, was arrested yesterday mornino 49,.
with in the usual manner. >1'
Young Moon has mad its appearance ov.,a..s
Just IN time to supply the place of the stree. Isrn
"nicn are unlishted in consequence of the Ioss NJ
gas noticed yesterday.
Emse.1lemeHt Of Moneg.-A youth named Cole.
man was examined before United States Comm;s-
:loner Watson, last Saturday, on . charge of taI.
sos money nom letters addressed to DR. q. p.
eemple, Of this city. portion of The money va:
hsa h9ssiea After An investigation. be Was held to
o'ssict Court, at the November term.
w wDs,seharged John, . slave. the nron.,,v =, n
wi,hor. was arrested Tuesday night for being
SlT ~ pass. and on suspicion Of havinn stoIss
HE eoo5 ~ which be had in his possession bue
Msyor discSs diSsacter was proved yesterday. and The
Sod. wster @s V Soda.-Several dealers In
this popular drink, from fonrrs nsec the price OF
glass The cost efthis beyers 90 20 ~ ven Senn .
tor tne most costly syrup cents. soas 80,
cent, ana lee cent, the total being "a cent.
ss cent. me ne sene semes proa. of nearly seven
and we are glad to see that lspus nrn.Ta 1.ns;
our good apothecares,r with 1ss. .a y.
are determined to sell the old rate and s,va nr:
r,se me same quality of soda. To put up the
| NiinA uOW, Wlen IN q few dav.
neaVy reduction will take place in brandy is h.S
pohey' as wella doubtful humanity.
st Josepa's Orphan Asyls=.-Ths buildin, no-
occupied by this benevolent institution. a, m
corner OF 4th and Marshall streets being inade.
4uats 10 the accommodation of the orphans under
US care whose numbers are rapidly Increasing II
Is proposed to erect addition 10 tn, presan :
structure, and we learn that our citizens will ha
"a!ed upon In few days for contributions 70 the
iuno necessary for the purpose We bone and he.
i've tnat an appeal to the beneyolenee Of onr
people IN such cause, will not be made In v.,r -
AZ Is an ooIecs worthy of the announcement of
every pniianthropist, and we doubt not that tho
Iequ'site aid will be cheerfully and lberaly az.
Desertrs-Charles Kelley, and II. Trehe~n
oeserters from the ship John Wesley IC.n,
mcOiufe,) now lying at City Point were arrested
tuesday evening by off GER Ty ler, and sent back
10 the snip yesterday morning
Literary Addrsss The annual address baf.,,
tue fhilomathean Society. OF the Richmond FaS
usie Institute was delivered last night by Rev
, Lansing Burrows ID. ID. The young ladies of
tue institute, dressed in white, occupied peus on
saeu siue OF the centre aisle, and humorous an.
dltory filled every other portion at The honse
Or Burrows, whose reputation as an accom- nIisbsd
writer and eloquent speaker was long since es-
'aoisned, enehained the attention of his hearer.
throughout the delivery of the address in which
the advantages of education were vividly nor.
traysd. p'''
The annual commencement exercises of the In.
s,lute will take place to>nisht in the Ffst Ban,
tist Church p
DETAINED Letters Among the unpaid letters do.
tained In me Norfolk Post Office are one each for
julius A. Hobson and E Escho Of this city
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NOVEL SUBJECT FOR PRIZE-At a recent
meeting of the French Academy of Moral and Pc.
litcal Sciences the following subject for the prize
of 1853 was proposed and adopted: ITO describe.
in philosophical and moral point of view, the va.
rous influences of purishments on the ideas,
timents and habits of those whom they are in
fjetad
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LOVE AND MURDER IN ST LOUISA young
man named Feely murdered another named Roo
ney. In st Louis, ON Thursday last, by stabbiug
him with butcher knife. They were botn pay
inc their addresses to the same young woman and
from i'll feeling thus excited the murder had It's
origin The murderer escaped.
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POWERS GREEK SLAvE-Powers celebrated
statue of the Greek Slave was sold at auction in
N Y, Tuesday, at the Exchange and brought
Sc 600 1t was purchased by the Cosmopolitan
Art Association of Cincinnati for re distribution
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AM SIJU IKE W n AhD.-IC ICft my UIHCo
sEF in thit city on the 18th inst, negro man,
~ uamed SEYMOUR He is about &c wears of
~ age: feet inches high; thick set light gin
- ger bread color; large mouth and head; eyes
deeply sunk he has large scar on MS hds from
hurn He issupposed to be lurking near DR.. y. C.
FItzhush's King George county, Va or Mr. VIM. B.
Warwiek's Powhatan.
viii give the above reward if taken out of the
gate ar so If taken in the State and delivered to
me or DR. + Fitzhpgh, King George county. va.
a. "a =. EDGAR MACON.
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ELECTION OF A PosTMAsTER.-Thed democrats
of Wheeling, Va, held an election for postmaster
on Saturday. Only 365 votes were polIed, of which
Gen Feeney received 3l2 and will therefore be
recommended to the President for appointment.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE Personal LIBERTY BILL -
The personal liberty bill was adopted by the New
Hampshire House of Representatives Tuesday by
a vote of 184 against ia The resolutions COM
demnng the Dred Scott decision were then con-
s;Io
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BuRnupA PRopucYs-Tte Bermudsn Of June Sd
publishes list OF shipments of pioduse this spring
,howins total of 5s4, ,o02 POUNDS Of onions ss,s -
the above there was shipped to New York 1880
pounds Of onions; l6 296 barrels Of potstoes lz2li
boxes Of tomatoes.
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A OUEER DEcIsIos.-Iu Marion county, Ohio.
few davs ago. q man sued another for the rent OF
a house. On The trial, evidence was addueed tsat
The house was haunted. and the jury decided tnat
the defendant should be paid Sl5 as damages in-
stead of paying rent
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Nv osBoRNE's GALLERY. Main q.
Eg- Citizens, the lrntb that the small II

Ey Citizens, the truth that the small fry
Artists crying humbus, at the same time gull
ty follows THAT they charge for pistures in
feror to What TYLER Co make for so cents that il
takes them long to execute picture 1t takes
TYLER L Co. to make twenty; chat the fact of de-
priyng POOR woman Of her shawl because she
fused to pay for unsatisfactory picture and being
arraignsd in Police Court in consequence has become
notorious that their s shabby, that they do
not give their visitors proper attention and lastly to
show they mere pretenders; that the large Pic
lures they exhibit in their doorway bought In.
stssd of being made By themselves
TYLER l. Co have the finest place in town, at l3o
Main street, and make the best Of Portraits for 80
Csnu Who are the humbugs, je 0-n
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STEAMSHIPS FROM NORFOLK TO NEW YORK
Norfolk paper states that in consequence of the
large amount of freight from New York to that
city, and the damage which shippers sustain by
the inability of the present steamers to accommo-
date them, it is desirable TO have one or two more
to run twice week direct betwe the two cities.
With this view meetings of the merchants of Nor-
folk are called for the oath and 9th instant.
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e,ssxrgs. GEO. r. SMITH.
..r9stz COACH MAKER

eSss-EE ~ GEO. r. SMITH.
4SE COACH MAKER,
~<@1---z2~ Corner BROAD AND 9Th sTs.,
tT1chsnors old stand,l keeps constantly hand,
and makes to order ali kinds of CARRIAGES,
ROCKAW4YS, BUGGIES, SULKIES, SPRING
WAGONS, ETC. He has exhibition in his
show room sn unusually large assortment, which he
in opposed TO sell upon very reasonable terms. EN-
poying the beat workmer, and usiDg the finest ma
terial he is enabled to warrant all his work.
r. Coach SmthiuE and jobbing of all kinds exc
euted promptly as usual, and upon reasonable terms.
IS-Srn+
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REVIVAL "A revival has been progressing at
Glenn Anna Female Seminary, at Thompsonviile,
N G, for SOME time past. About 40 young ladies
have professed conversion Six denominations
were represented in the good work.
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LAND SALES IN Missouri During tba months
of April and May and part of June, the present
year. over five hundred thousand acres of land
were sold at the Land Office in Warsaw Miasouri
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NATURALIZATION An Irishman who had been
reduced to q mere shadow by severe illness,
was asked by bis ply siciau what he thought of q
future state "Ah docthor," was the answer,
at makes difference yez amt left enough OF me
for the devil 10 nAturRlize no how u
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ECHIEF JUSTICE OF KENTUCKY Incomplete Ie
turns indicate the election of Wheat, American
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the decease of
the Chief Justice of Kentucky, by small ma jority
The friends of Built, dem, however, also claim his
nlon
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REsAcA DE La PALMA.-The anniversary was
celebrated on the battle ground by the citizens of
Brownsville and the military from Fort Brown
Z MCLEAN, Esq, delivered the Grafton.
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DURNING FLUID-kxtra Qsaiisss
ID 81{ cts per gallon, cash, for sa,s y ,..
je2a T. '.rASoh' 0'sss''''
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$50 FOX RENT...ThRt large and Goa
k4s4 venient Store Room with cellar attached
Az~A to the office of II. I PsirS & Co. corner
Of 18th and Main, nov occupied by the Methodist
Book Concern. IL is cheap and frsi rate business
stand Possession given at once. Apply on the pre-
misses my 29-ts
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s,SsiDSFoRD, TissLhS fArA,
yRAnKLIE hATTAEws.
DRIDGFORD d. CO., General CeHm1ss
ID m.ssios anl F0Yvsrtias Merchants, On the Dock.
E.hmond, Va.
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aSva FOX * Il Tan excellent Brick
- Tenement, with brick Kitchen and garden at
N tsched situated On the corner of Leigh and 9th.
streets, on Church Hill Possession given the l3-h
jane Apply to LARUs L SHINE
10 5-ts "a Main street
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esA Fui RENT-The Dwelling House
Kszs on Mayo street, recently occupied by Mrs. Ia.
-SL1A bell, hdjoining hr. Alex. Motifs residence-
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
je f. to JAMES THOMAS, JR.
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~ Cancers and Tumors Cured witneat
coTrIsG DR. N KAHN, late Of Philadelphia re-
,pectuy offers bis services to the eitsens ana sns
public sensrally, for the cure Of Cancers Iamon,
Moulds Blotchss and all diseases Of the skin he
san also cure secret Diseases
He San bs found at his office OF the CuHon nous
from 10 A n. TO r. II.
Recon- mmepdasions can bs sees on spphsstios-
INV ie---dzm'
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OFEaCE Et,It ifEST

ez5W = THFKe
49, EaieTent Room, in horsou's BuiIdinss ON
Aa~ Governor street, now occupied by the sub.eri-
ber. will be vacated on the Ist OF July next April.
cation by persons who wish TO rent this spacio and
comfortable cffo@, may be made to Dr. VIM B.
Dentist, or to
je 10 Im$ A. f PETICOI,AS
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GaS NUTiCk.-I have for sale, lease or
w. rent, Houses, Lots 30, from ist to SD street.
A and in the county of Henrie0, somo of which
Lots be surpassed for besu.5 and locality by
any within the corporation limits; and when you
county Lots, for soap and candle factories
Nature could net have done her part for the
convenience OF man for to erect such establishments
epon all or any of the above. thsiI be pleased to
have the views Of operators upon the subject now
before them.
Apply to Fl. w TYLER,
my 5-Sm Agent for the Trustees.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE, for July, has been laid
upon our table by Mr.. ]. w. Randolph and
Messrs. Gentry & Co. From Mr.. Randolph we
have also received "Minigo, the Fairy of Cairn-
stone Abbey being No 81 of Harpers Story
Books, intended to instruct and amuse the young
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, ~ % WM r. MUNFoRD. sec'y.

r. Truman A Pars or. successor g k
.pd g. Whitfield. Wholesale and retail dealer IN
shspslss Mshossny aad Lumber Of every dsssnp-
sI s,ahmond VI. my lsL--dens
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GRAND CAVALRY REVIEW IN PARASITIC re-.
view of cavalry Tuesday in honor of the King
Of Bavaria, came off on the new race course in
the Bois de BouIogne. Among the spectators was
an extraordinary large number of English The
cavalry consisted of two regiments of carabineers
two Of cuirassers, two of hasssrs also of the ara
goons Of the Empress the laneers of the guard
and six batteries of horse artillery. At the En-
peror and King of Bavaria arrived Oh the ground
from st Cloud. The Empress followed the Impe.
rial c0rtfge in an open carriage drawn by four
horses The appearance the troops presented " as
II gniicent in the extreme and as their meesties
swept along the front they presented arms and
shouted with enthusiasm, "pire / Empereur ~
while the bands played national airs, The King
of Bavaria saluted the flag of every regiment -
The Emperor, the King and the Empress having
concluded their inspection, took up station near
the cemetery
The cavalry then fell back, and the artillery pro.
Ceeded to execute sundry man9uvreso This done
the first line of cavalry made charge and the
second one afterwards did the same; the regi-
ments of lancers also charged separately. Then
the troops were massed according TO their diff
ferent arms and all mdSSe came tearing along
the plain, stopping onl y few yards from the King
and the Emperor. who had removed for conve.
nience TO the centre of the ground When the
troops stopped they raised the cry of "Vire Empe-
rsur." The precision with which these movements
were executed were admirable. and the King of
Bavaria, if we may judge from his gestures, was
both astonished and delighted with them. To the
civilian spectator the sight was full of emotion;
while the varied uniform and the many colored
pumes, and the cleaning o words and cuirsss and
helmet, enchanted the eye, the assemblage of
such multitude of men and horses filed the mind
with sort Cf terror at the tremendous force they
represented; the extraordinary and exactitude
with which such masses were moved, like men on
chess board was, too, subject of profound as
tonishment-COr. Of London G's5e
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~Jpo. Mcdonnell, Denttst, maiu street,
o,no.its Corinthisn Hall between 9th and 10th -
TWO doors above his old once. myh-u
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gEs LADD's LUMBER HOUSE, south
E39 eide Of Basin, FOR RENT.-This lumber
house, the property Of the Jas r. 4 Ks. Co.,
ne.rly rebuilt, and will be ready for tenant by
the lst of April. The house Is large and commodi-
ouu well suited for c storage house tobacco fac
sory. For terms, spply 20 the undersigned.
MICHAELS,
nh 26-ts Agent for T. w. Connection.
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THE CoMET.-The New Brunswicker of the
18th observes:
"A Halifax paper says that the comet is visible
there to the naked eye in the northeast direction
of the heavens. Its appearance is equal to a star
of the first magnitude but of dull color, every
now and then scintillating, as with sudden flashes
of light"
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OFFICE IAMEsR. L KANAWHA CANAL,

RICHMOND June IS 1887
"a. IN. ,urpose of repairing the anal,
- ,1s,,sn t will b. suspended on the first level
from ,hs izh TO the 9th Of July and At locks xs ans
AZ On IN, I,t Division from the i2th to the 81 o
It IL /. expected thai the nsylgstion on the I'd
niy,oa will DO resumed about the 18th inst and
- IA not again be interrupted