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ALBANY, April % The Liquor Dealers held
meeting in this city, last night and adopted
olution to disregard the new Excise law, and 10
take the first prosecution under it to the highest
Courts, in order to test its Constitutionality.
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~ Hampton's Tincture

viii CURE DYSPEPSIA.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
Witt CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMPToNS TINCTURE
Will CURE sCROrULA.
RAMPToWs TTNCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
HAMPTONS TINCTURE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPTONS T7NCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
HAMPTONS TTNCTURE
'''- WILL INvIGoRATE
HAhfPToNs T7NCTURE
Will CURE Low SPIRITS.
HAMPTOWS TINCTURE,
wherever used has been successful in CURING DIS
EASE after oths re ruediss have failed
For DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN
it 10 A GREAT REMEDY, and should be used in
every family.
MR.. WIN HIGH,
No. 1875 BoUTH PACA STREET BhLTIMoRE.
Cured Of Rhuematism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Diseases
MR.. EDWIN M. SPARKLIN
No II Register rect, Baltimore
Most dreadful Of Scrofuia Of years. standing
lost number of pieces Of bone restored to health.
Miss MARY SCOFIEED, Teacher
No $50 Baltimore street.
Her after years of suffering has astonsed her
friends Let the afflicted cali to SEES ner.
Call and get pamphlets gratis and see eutes.
Bold by PURCELL, GA00& co. Richmond by
DR.. COOKE Fredericksturg; by all the Druagi.ts in
Petersburg; by MoRTIAFR MOWBRAY, Hslti-
mere, and by Druggists and Storeksepsrs every
whsre.
EY- 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
az 3D. d6c
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-. .SRAsqlCl NkWa.
FUn RAE UlSHAfC =
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
FROM NICARAG A.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ILLINOIS,

NEW YORK, April 2e.-The steamship Illinois
arrived here to-day, with upwards Of 600 passen-
GERS and o. 500 900 In treasure. She brings the
California mails to the 9Th inst
She left ut Aspiuwall the United States sloop-of.
war Cyane and British frigate Tartar, the latter
will be sent to the United States by sailing yes
sells.
The British ship Of: the-liue Orion had left San
Juan to blockade Carthagena-
United States Commissioner Morse had taken
passage from New Granada for New Orleans.
Col Lockridges men their arrival at Grey
town were protected by the British gun boats from
the Costa Ricans, who had followed them.
Col Lockridge remained NJ Greytown.
The Costa Rican papers give different account
Of the battle of the 9Th Of March from those al,
ready received. They say that Walker, at the
head of 300 men, was routed At the point of the
bayonet with great loss of men. firms and ammu-
milton. In the battle on the 18th, near San Jorge
100 fillibusters were kiiled-;he allies losing 90
killed aud 60 wounded.
The last accounts by the same papers say, that
Gen. Mora held position north and south of Rivas,
within 400 yards of the plaza, and would open
fire upon Walker.
SECOND DISPATCH
The lates. accounts to the Goth of March, say
that fighting had continued at Rivas four days,
without much impression on either side.
A correspondence had taken place between the
Costa Riean General Katrich and Captain Davis
OF the U S soop of war st Mary's. in which the
latter refused to interfere between the beigerants
Costa Rican papers of the 9th of April contain
letters from General Mora to the Minister of War
in which he says Walker is hemmed in in the
plaza at Rivas-the allies being entrenched in 400
yards of him, and that he was subsisting On dog
and mule flesh.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
The news from California is meagre
The of the last Legislature for the protection
of actual settlers, had been declared unconstitu
tional by the Supreme Court.
The mining business was generally prosperous
fire had occurred at Sacramento, destroying
| $50 COO worth of property.
Thomas Wright, jr, a lawyer of Philadelphia,
| committed suicide at San Francisco on the 9TH.
Elk Senator Foot advises the American party to
| d band.
Serious dissensions had arisen among the Mor-
mons at Salt Lake City
CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN SLAYER.
At Kingston, Jamaica, on the 25lh Of April, an
English ship of.war carried into ST. Anne's, an
American schooner bound from Africa to Cuba
with a cargo of $50 slaves. 1877 had died on the
passage and the remainder were in a starving con.
di.on.
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~ Large and Valuable Stock of Dry
GooDs, AT PRIME CosT-Ths subscribers, having
made arrangements TO enlarge and otherwise i'm
prove their during this summer, in order TO
resume cuisines. by early Fall, will hsve to vaca.e
tbs premises By LIST of July.
Preferrins to dispose of their stock of Goods to
removing them, they will commence selling of st
cost and some styles of gon6s far below cost, this
day, and continue uutil the LIST Of July Their
stock consists Of many bargains the princi pal
part being bought at auction, at low prices compr-
sing full stock Of Dress Silks; rich Silk Kobes Be-
rage Robes Berages; Jscoretts; Lawns, all of this
seasons purchase. In white goods. such as Cam.
brics, Jaconets, swisse1 Nainsooks and rich French
Scotch Embroideries the assortment is complete.
Families who buy largely, are particularly invi
ted to give our stosk examination; 1t ill be to
their iEte est to do
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Southern Enterpsiso.-The Pacific Rail
road,

SOutnern hntefp11Bos.Vhe Pacific Rail-
road.
The Southern Pacific Railroad has been en-,
dowed by the State of Texas with . grant Of
S0l7,0Oo acres OF land, and six thousand dollars
per mile towards its construction. The road
through Texas will be 1873 miles long The land
taking those of the Illinois company "a basis
with bich Texas has thus endowed this railroad
will be worth more than . hundred and trsnty
millions of dollars Ia amount, 1t ia nearly twice
CREST ~ the whole State of Massachusetts, IL d,
In quality, superior to the rich lands of the Illinois
company, and said to be capable of producing
anything, from cotton and figs to potatoes and
oats
Here Is q specimen Of Southern energy and lib.
erAlity, and it Is vain to search the records of
American railroad enterprise for parallel. It has
not been denied that In national affairs, and in
the conduct of wars, the enterprise and yisor of
the South have never been surpassed, If eauslled.
BY any other section. Southern men were promi.
peot In achieving the independence of the country.
IL fashioning Its constitution and laws and In enid.
log it by farsisbted and mastery administration
of ts affairs to its present exalted pitch of pros,
perity and greatness. If they are capable of con.
Quoting successfully the government of nation.
Is 1t not prcposterous to assert that they lack the
sense and energy to develop the resources of q
ssctioni Now that their attention is beginning to
be devoted TO State instead of federal concerns.
wepredict the same splendid results upon q South.
ern which they have produced on national arena
The South does not need the oficious aid of Thayer
ana bis abolition army, who, now that the tide of
Southern affairs has taken q favorable turn. are
osnevolently Offering their assistance and prepar-
ing to claim the credit of Southern regeneration
inoussrious. sober conservative emiRrants the
south viii welcome. whether from the North. feom
Hre,t Britain. or the European continent. mi sha
sois 70 work out her own redemption without
horde s"o nis AoonEon
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a. Tact worth n n0wtng.-- AT this par
ttcular sesson, when the weather is as changesble
~ the wind when the most robust constitutions are
attacked and undermined when fe sble ~ stems
are shattered and unnerved, il il sbsolutely
sary that scientific principles should be brought to
the aid of Nature in order to the ston
Of those diseases that usually become Gated snd fix
ed from the continuous changes referred to. Of ell
purpose 80 we'll IS BAKERS BITTERS, for while
other remedies have been tried and failed, this me-
pep.ia, nervousness genera debility, eSoo C sour
stomach, colds and consumption in Its incipient
staged Prepared solely OF vegetable extracts, and
80 admirably compounded az TO act at once upon the
liver digestive organs, blood and mind it drives cut
impurities, increases the appetite, improves the d.
sest1on, strengthens the lungs and tones up the
inner man az to render Il impervious to ordinary
colds. As 8 family medicine, it has equal, and
needs only 10 be tried. to recommend itself
For sale by all Apothecsries and Druggists. Price
30 cents per bottle. NH n
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lust RECEIVED-By the Jamestown
y az the
NEW YORK MANTILLA STORE,
NO. lg7 MAIN sTsEET
(Opposite the Custom Housed
Lace Baiquss f.om 5 up plain black Silk Basques
and ore Antique do, from the lowest price t. $50
Also msgnifi cent lot of Silk aud Lace Msntiiias
Of the latest sye.; swisser black and coorsd Man.
'ilas; the largest assortment If Wrappipgs, this
side tf Hew York, always on hand
Wholesalers will find It to theie advantage by call
ing at the New York Msntila Store, 1877 Main st.,
opposite the Custom House.
sp % S. RILEY.
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- suecial Notice ..The Auction Sale
THIS MOS MING, at 10 O'Clock. Of the late Holden
Rhode1 Law Library. will take place in the room
under tho Banking House OF lsaaes Taylor, oppo-
dts tho American Hotel.
The BOOK CASES will be sold
AZ Sp-It r. CAUTHoRN, Auct.
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NEW BILLIARD TABLxs.-J.,t :,

NEW BILLIARD TABLEs.- Js.t re-
SLATE BED TABLES. tcoat $500 eash ! vsieS
superior to any ever seen in tbis city ana sn,i
to any In the world. Gentle men, fond Of ,hi, bs.n
tiful game invited to call a. the "ARBOITs "a
LOOM In connection with thsm are thrs. er..I
lent BOWLING ALLEYS, where those who ~,
play without betting invited and those who ,s..
not, will not be permitted to occupy them rhs,,
Alleys will be con6ucted that plan alone ana ~.
price red uced from Is to lSa cents per sams. es
10 respectfully solicited j. B. LUNT
sp A-1w Corner Main ard OH AZ.
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'"'' i-'''' '' ~ j. MILLHIsER BRO.
ap 2l-dtlstJy 1873 Broad street,

e. White Teeth Pertumed Breath n nd
BEAUTIFUL COMPLgxIoN-can be acquired by using
the Balm of a Thousand Ffoioers" What LADY or
gentleman would remain under the curse of disa-
greeable breath, when by using the BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLowERs' az a dentifrice, would not on
y render it sweet, but leave the teeth white ala
bsster? Many persons do not know their breath il
bad and the subject 10 delicate their friends will
never mention it. Beware of c9untsrfejts Be sure
each bottle 10 sGned FETRIDGE 4 Co,
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER, Agents
NH ll-eod6m for Richmond.
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And 9th sr New Books just received. and for s.e by
A. MOkRIs.
THE Chd's Book of Mature, for the use of Families
and Schools intended to aid Mothers and Teach.
ers in Training Children in the Observation of
Nature. By Worthington Hooker, NJ D. illus
trared by Ensraviugs In three parts, separately;
price 30 cents each; together, vol, &i.25.
READING Without Tears; s Pleasant M ode of
Learning to Read By the author of the Peep
of Day" &c; 50 cts.
BABEL, the Young Wife and th5 Old Love; rs
cents.
LIVES Of the Queens Of Scotland, and English
PIincesses connected with the Regal Succession
OF Great Britain. BY Agnes Strickland vol. vi;
81.
HIAWATHA, together with the Poems and Prose
Writings of Henry Wsdsworth Oh gfellow, in
beautiful volumes; comp etc edition, pocket size
gilt; price, the set, g. 50.
THE Private Correspondence Of Daniel WEBSTER;
2 vols. 8vo 81.
WAvERLY and Guy Mannerins; being the vol
umes of the unrivaied Boston EDITION Of Tick
ner q FIJI Ida; price u cents per vol.
CANNIRALS All and sccioley. By Geo Fitzhugh
of Carolins; two Works that have done more to
open the eyes OF the world, TO the comparative
merits of free az Save society, than ell chs books
that have ever been written the subj act; price
1926
SANDS New Edition of Tats's American Form
Book, eslarsed and greatly improved; one vol
price $3.50. ap St
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aP0CeAJ. MOwyrEa

- Aucttes Notice. TIE attestIeB Of the
tYeds and BtsDie heepsn 10 eohsited 70 our s'le
Hay, being the cargo % the schr Maria lane ishy
On tie Dock, near Menrs Bsidgford & Cor ws1e'
house. Bee advertisement.
% 30-1t bAHUb 4 DhINE, Aucn-
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a.. Nolice...The Hnir Dressing, shaving
8hampooing and Bathing Saloon. tr nder the Ballad
House has been Handsomely fitted up, and Is nov
open and we invita- the citizens and straogsIs to
give q ca
n. B Hot Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily. from O'Clock A NJ to 10 p III
sp 28-d3m HOBS0N MORTON.
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- Cancers and Tnn ors Cared without
cuttins-DR KAHN, late Of philadelphla respect
tic Generally for the cure OF Cancers. Tumors,
Moulds Biotches and all diseases Of the skin. He
San also cure Secret Diseases.
He will remain In Richmond three months
can be found at his Office, at the Clifton House, from
10 A. M, to r. ID.
Recommendations can DO seen On application
M
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IA PuRCELL, La DID & CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
fPearl Sereet. Rlchmoud1

Beg leave to inform their friends, Merchants and the
public that aimee the destruction OF their Store house
oy fire, the sd March, they have, by arrvas per
Steamers and xpTess, made such additions Co their
stock, a. will enable them as heretofore, to fiji or.
ders entrusted to thoEn With her usual promptness
and dispatch
~ fheir store for the present, IL Pearl street,
and opposite their old stand
PuRcELL, LADD CO,
apn 0rsSeists, NshmeaA.
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LOST.

OsT,'IDn MONDAY, the 27th, at the Far.
$3.50 composed Of two one hundred dollar ytr,sc;,
Bank bily, two twenties and one ten. lib.rsi >.
ward will be paid for It's return
90 29.5t r. PAIROsco
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- SueciaI Notice.. Tho real estate re-
cently advsrtsed ia the paper for ssle the 9Th May
next BY George D. Fisher. acting Executor of
Gsor.e Fisher decd situated at the corner of Mar
.bs AID Clay and 10th streets has b. disposed Of
AZ private ssle GODDIk APPERBON,
az no Auctioneers.
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MORE NOVELTIES..-Justr received n.
lIl latea. Yl.a Of Nautlea for the 80 n

MORE N0VELTIES..-Just zee eve a. ~
l5l lates. styles Of Nantes for the month al Nav
decided y the prsttiest OUT this SEASON. Also,
Rich Flounced silk Robes
Mouseine de Sole and Berese do.
Oraandie and Jaconet do
Paraaols; Palm and Psp,r Fans
Extension Skeleton Hop skirts
Long and Short Black elk Mitts
At thu Cheap Cash Store. SO Main street
ap28 CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP
SOUTHERN SAVINGS BA \ IA I'M.
- institution is now organized Deposits received
and certificates bearing interest the rate offs mar
cent if Of longer date than six months Or Eva per
cent for a shorter period, issued at the Office of
ISAAC9 TAYLOR, opposite the Banks
JAMES B. DUPUY, President
WIN A JENKINS, secretary
WIN. B. ISAACs, Treasurer,
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BARGAINS In DRY GOOD-At w. r
- PERKINS CO No l4i Eagle Square.
1900 yards beautiful Lawns, at l.a cts per yard.
5000 yards Fart Colored Prints at Sd per yard
Sold Coloree Byaders Heregss at ID. per yard
zoe Musin Col ars at l2A cts. per yard.
500 french Worked Collars, ct q. I'd, worth So,
80 SERGE Robes, at e5
loo Asnsillss, from 81 20 to 90. spA
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~ Powers Is still ticking scores of 50
CENT AMBRoTYPEs All the citizens of Richmond
have to DO to gee GOOD Amb otype for so cents il
to call at Powers Gallery, Isl Main street
The line of rowsRs' steamers to Hivre. Frame,
10 nlw ready to sail. Any person wishing to engage
passage, has only to call at PowEss Gallery and
have 100 Ambrotypss taken at 50 cents each.
"a .-3ts
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MISS K. n. PERRIN havio9 removed
iS1 her SCHOOL to the basement under the real
dence of Mr.. Tau ~, Clay street, between Adams
and fist ss, invites ths patronage of parents and
uard'aus
fERms-For the higher branches of English, S.
Ru1lments. SIS per quar- er. ap SG--St*
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A LIE AND CIDkk--
"A % whole ibis. Beveridges celebrated Ale
Is half s.
20 whole MP. Reads I"
25 half
25 bbls Ewe ct Newark Cider
Landir per steamer and paeket for sale BY
WM. II TYLER, 18th street,
an S. Between Main snd Cary
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ENn b LIZ. kUfEhlUR No. HALE
OoO FAXGUT HEkRINGS; SO do No. Mack.
erel of schr Laura, from Halifax, Nova Be otia
inspecting this morning. For sale by
WOMBLE l. CLAIBORNE,
No
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FROM CALIFORNIA. .

CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN SLAFER
At Kingston, Jamaica on the 25ih Of April, an
English ship of-war carried into st. Anne's, an
American schooner bound from Africa to Cuba
with q cargo of $50 slaves. 1877 had died on the
passage, and the remainder were in starving con-
l;F.1
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USrN Ms ICE CREAM EKEh u EM..-
"A This Freezer is real saving Of lce SIX minutfs
bsing the allotted time for feazng the Cream They
have been highly approved of whe ever tried. Alio
for SALE Masters and the common -eezsr
80 HULKtEY CO
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ap 8-dko1m

ENOR RENT-.A Coal and Mood Ynrd
L with large Stable on 9th street and IL Canal
| near the Armcry
| fs p 2swts ]. KEEsEE
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kV NOI1Ce,' ZINC RnnInt mt6fEbK OF the
Stockholders of the Belviders Manufacturing Com
pasy will be held ct the office o. the Company ON
MONDAY next, the 4th inst; at o'clock n
sp 2S-6t GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres't
u Baibrigan II ose and Half Hose..J GU
supplies # those superior HOSE and HALF HOSE.
which for beauty, durability and comfort are une-
gusllea Al.o, smother invoices Of Lsds' and Mems
KID GLOVES. Of 'Jouyin's' celebrated make.
Just to hand, ORIENTAL BAYADERE U.s.
TREs ard Ladies' Silk and ID, Lace M ,IE en-
ap28-st Dry Goods Dealer. 157 Main st.
~ The jamestown CeIe bra,ion-- Hav
ing received tao appointment of suffer to the First
Rssme Of Va. Volunteers, such soldiers, as wel
tallions and companies, and all citizens present on
that occasion are hereby Informed that will be
prepared at the coming pment and celebration
at Jamestoa to furnish MEALS at all hours OF the
day. and good LIeUoks, at the usual city prices
Having laid in supply of the most ehecs arti-
ce'; such persons as may pstronze me, will find ss
good Breakfast Dinner and Supper, e. osn be pro-
up 25--6ts HENRY MYERS. su.lsr.
E1- Removal. The subscriber hos re
moved his office to the corner Of Wall and franklin
continues to hire out Negroes, rent out Houses COL.
ecs Claims, ard attends to any business purtainins
to General Agency.
sp 25-lm Z. A. j. CLOPTON.
Has.a s'.r S. 81 q 7..
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee Of Arbitration
WILLIAM 8. DONNAN, Chairman.
LARKIN w. 8LAsEaRooK, JAMES B. DuPVY,
DAVID CuRaiH, LID. CRgasRAW.
my T-6
- Card...Th0mas w. X eesee, Auction
ser, (Ofee with George J. sumner No 20 Pearl st.
viii attsnd In person 10 the sale Of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, stosks Of ksrshasdiss, Ho.ss
ALso.--fo Renting oxs Houses and Hiring ost Ne.
groes.
---->----
A New Hair Dyo.--.Hohsen has new
Hair Dye: Itinuantly dyes the Whisksu or Nous
taehes beautiful natural black or brown, which
neither water sunshine can tarnish In the least
We advise all who dye, 90 call on HOn1ON, ut his
aAir eating Room, unaex ths AmsrSeaa HOTEL
nassaues ~ attA street, ssA
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MILL SAW FlLEb .-.Hulchrr,s sio1IS.
lVA double and second cat Mil ssw Files. vii
VAN LEW, TAYLOR !. co,
sfW 10 Main street,
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NEAUKERhL AND GOLDFISH.
lFA 10 bbls No | Msckerel
q halves and qusrters NO.
q kris 80 | .
hhds St. Georges Bauk Codhsh
Landing, per steamer for sale by
WIN. H TYLER. l8 n street.
sp2o Betp-' en- Main and Cary.
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~ PECI Il NO CICE--Ehe subacriber
- takes occasion to inform bis friends add patrons
rs we'll ss the public generally that store snow
refisted and enlarged Particular attention being
paid to the prescription business he is now PR.
n.red to compound prescriptions at all hours of the
dav and night.
Having in his eatablishment a most competent as
stssut be feels that this branch Of the Apo.
thecary Business well all Others will be faith.
fully and propaIly &C nducted.
JOHN w. GARLICK, Apothecary,
sp SA-lw Market Place franklin st
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NUT OK CHS, &C.. .Steel and Plated
l Nut Cracks, Nut Picks, Champagne Nippers
sardine Openers Cork Drawers, &c; at lS7 Main d.
ap 80 BULKLEY d CO.'S
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60 PORTSMOUTH AND The pig;
'9aAs1 a ssMmA- EE2ENT LANDINGS Oh JAMES
RIVER, via the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
10 Port Wslthall, thence by the swf and eomforts
bic steamer WIN. sELDEN, Capt WIN. G. smirH
Purssr d. J. HILL. -
The Cars leave the Depot every Monday, "ed
nesday and Friday mornings, at 81 o'clock
THOS DODAMEAD, eupt.
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N1AN'LES, MA NTLES NAN LS
vi M lived har dsome lot of SILK hsIt et winch
will he sold low. JOHNSON 4 HAYWOOD,
sp2t No II Main street.
DASaENI,a ART OF SINGING ~. II.
u TAYLOR hss just received a few copie. OF BIAS.
SIMS ART or SINGING. This new book 10 most
highly recommended. eoms of the best Judges sag
Of
ain the first nineteen pages Of this new method ID
embc died more sound sense on the nature and sapa-
bIities Of the human voice than can be frund IN
hsIf-a-dozen similar works by European masters
e.
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BEAUTIFUL CuUNThN SEAT, ) LIZ
ID MILES EAsT OF kICHROND NEAR NE.
All

NTlLBOR's COD LIVER ola, AND
w PHOSPHATE OF LIME, q preparation high
y approved by men fer Incipient Consu ,np.ion ano
diseases of he Lungs supply of the above
csived and for sale by
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Apothecary aud Druggist,
Al SOW Market Place. Franklin st.
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~ Notice. The annual meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Beyi6ers Manufa featuring Com
pasy will be held ct the office Of the Company ON
MONDAY next, the 4th inst. at / O'Clock n
ap 23-6t GEO. WHITFIELD. Pres't
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EOSTEh's newly Improved and Pst-
l. ented Pencil SharpeneIs for sale BY
WA. SATTLER CO.,
sp9} l42 Main s.,eet
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TIAKPER,s MAGAZINE, Tor MAY
IL READING WITHOUT TEARS
And 9th er New Books just received and for s.le by
A. MOERIs
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THE METKOPuLtrA> STORE FOR
RARG AiNS Il adunitted h. a. n

ENOR IRA small Girl, suitable for
L Nurse, for the balance Of the year.
Z. A J. CLOPTON
Agent and Collector,
sp S0-1t Corr or Of Wall and Franklin ats
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merchants and others should not forget to supply
themselves with this popular and unfsiling Worm
Destroyer. 1t is the best preparation in use being
very sweet and peaisnt, and certain In Its action
Try it. 1t can be had Of the agents, PURCELL,
LADD 4 CO., BENNETT. BEERS l. FISHER,
and EJrusgisfs gen orally. snS