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~HARrsHoREE's CURE-ALL-
THE 8REAT PAIN lfSIHIL4TOR.
AND EEMEDY FOX DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eT0M
ACH AND WEAK BpWFLs

AND EkMkDA FOX UfSPEPSIA, WEAh sIOM
ACH AND WEAK BOW Els.
PREPARED R + Il CHEMIST.
bottles ~ p aud 80 cents aui one dollar.
THE 0REALEsT DlsCoSEhY In MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTsHORNE'S CUBE-ALL should be kept in
All families Ia case OF accidents sudden sick aess
s II free uently GU in less time than requires to
get phy ystoian. ,.,
1t cures psin in any part Of the and is used
externally and Internally.
dsc. a tad Gold. kheumatisG Neuralgia, sore
Throat, Pain in the Bowea and stomach, Tooth ana
Ear Ache Ague or Lunps ia the Breast. Pam IN the
Limb4 and Body: also. stih Neek-syery person
should get boftle. 1t acts upon the Nerves. Mps-
cls. sinews Blood aud Bones, aud. by its waTe3nR
electro netic power. rels ali pain nom the s!s
teen. Get O bottle aud try II. ,,,,
NB-if you have q Cough, use eHARTsHohSEs
PICTORIAL syEC. OF WILD CHERRY Is ihe
t-est Tough rnp in the World. Is and sets bottle
III you are Bilious. use HAkTsh0kNEs ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. they act upon the Liver, stom
scr snd S0wels carrying of all Biie and Foul Se-
grettoas. 20 cents bSx.
The above medicines TO be had ut all Drug stores
IN Richmond. Norf,lk Petersburg aud all towns in
virginia. % io-om
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MEN-Tae Virginia sentinel offers very superior
advantages for Advertising 1t lie q firmly estab.
Ishe<. JoRrfsl Of Wide circulation, with subscri-
iefs ip si1ost every state OF the Union, and mum.
ariug a very large AID esee growing list OF subscri-
bers anloas thr farmors anu substantial business
men o. the wealthy aud prosperous Piedmont, VAL
lev and Tide " ater regions of Virginia-men
- Ia have wants aud The means 10 supply them,
men etio bur goods. and men who buy and sell
farms All Advertisements appear In the Daily
Tr,. .WceSiy and cssiOnaiy in the Weekly editions
Of the Sentinel. thus reaching ail our readers. No
respectfully invite ordets.
Terms moderate The sash or city references re
suired. For farther particulars, address
SMITH & RISKS
Alexandria Va
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II YOU AXE EICk, tHB PTUUauIIty
tina, the root of your suffering is in the stomach
From q weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Agae,
Languor, naut tea, and legien of other tormentfng
diseases. Indigestion produces thin blosi. and
tire system. To the tone Of the stomach,
and enable IL 10 throw of and dismiss forever all
tarse troublesome and dangerous Complaints, no.
thing IL necessary bat "a ,rseyerlng use OF Dr. j
HOSrEfrER's CELEBRATkD STOMACH BIT
TEKS A trial Of their power cannot tail TO prove
that there ID no failure In their sanatiye effects
We cheerfuity recommend them to the pablo
knowing an we do, their many excellent qualities.
For sale by aruggls and dealers generally. every
~hsre no tim
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nr De-. ACHILLES AsooLI's Office, on
OK GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND sTH.
rak Al
~ s-ovgs R.sexs AND FunsAcxs.

~- eTovEs. RANGES AND FURNACES.
Now En stere a full supply, cargo Of schr siignlo
nefte. Purchasers are invited t. examine thc quar-
isy OF onr wares We especially recommend tLe
Kschm End Portable Furnace, Bay State COOKING
Range aud Harp Cook Stove.
Rspsirs ways hand for all leading articles cold
1t the Governor ctreet Stove Store.
a. Wanted immediately two tirst class workmsn
- = GEORGE sTARRETT. s
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MA DFBILtrArkD PHkscxs-Those

who have suffered from incessant fevers loss OF ap
petits or Improper disestiou--may easily be cured
by the use OF BAKKs's BIrTEss. We have known
per.ons entiry restored to health by these oitters
after visiting all the watering places without receiS-
ing any benefit ST any of our readers are snfering
fem Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver, In.
dig. .stiou Ague and Fever sour SfoEach or Loss OF
appetite they will fnd certain reliet by using these
Buffers directed. Delicate f'males may lest as
their diseases and never fail in Quckening nature
and restoring cue bloom OF heaith To their cheeks.
Teething infants may also be improved by their
use--whilst all classes and will be benefited
by their Strengthening properties. AS family
medicine these Bitters stand allied, and must
eventually supersede all others We invite trial
at once. 49,,
rroninent Dru o pists in Virginia. ocl2
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By every arrival, ate making large additions to
Their ,mmanaing stock Of
RIGA FANCY sfAPLE AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
sorted snd able 80 give buyers at home. or from
serosd, the advantage OF u large and vari ssiec.
ton.
aet. thus giving them the advantage Of a resident
partnsr. whist il lends freshness 10 their satire
Ia stsre and expected
Elegant FelyeE Eioaks
% Blsck CIo,h Ctosks
Do Cold DO T DO
sssiIs shawls, great variety
loax anu square RroS lac slawfs
Do .oo Blanket shawls
Hosiery, Gloves. Mi.ts, &c
Black ana Coared kay adere Silks
Engiish and American Prints
Do 10 Mousiaiccs
Rich Silk Robes s'Lez
De do Double Skirt
Elegant yaientt Robes
Elegant AousIaiDe Robes
EmbruiacIes. eyexy grade
Point Lace and Brussels Sstts
Val and Hon!ion do
La g Collars IN variety
Black Thread nd tTeueh Volts
bombazines, Grapes, Vsils. &c.
In the Ii HsAff GOODS department they have
Jannned up their Gel ar again, aud prepared TO
show buyers every article for household and ia N
purposes at the very closes' rates such goods be
sold AT.
They are REP ncw getting in
sATfINETs
PULLED CLOTHS. 81 and 6-i
sHEETlNGs; LINsEYs
Brown and Blssched C0TT0NS
FLANNkLS, SC. &c.
An Of which are offered upon the very best terms
&C 23-In THOMAS PRIZE 20.
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p.v az MAcs sxSK wHIrKHs The Saturday Press
IN an article on Literary Pay, says that Harpers
Msasxlus pays its vritsrs from 3 % % tio Per
K EsickerbocksY 80, which II equal to 81 for Har'
nsr ana Is ior the Atlantic; the North Amsrissn
Review 81 80 per page.
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s6s- ALL THOSE WHO Aan AFFLICTED

with en Cnrouic Disease considered incurable, will
receive Letter, gviNs information which will In
sure = sp~e and rrn snent cure, toy sending their
nsnes aud aae stamp fto prepay rostsse) to DR.. E.
h PooTg the celebrated Chronic Physician, aud
author Of g Medical Common Sense" saratoga
Springs. n. y. Sc l3-d&w3m
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- NEW CARRIAGE AND HAR-

- NEW CAhhlAa6 AND HAk-
d1E5z9. NESS APPROXIMATELY suhssrib9,
having been for Q number Of years engaged u
Coach Making, offers to those In this seeSfon Who
may wish TO purchase, variety Of light ,snA sub
stantial GA AkrI AdEs such ~ Busgss, ROchawaya.s
material. Persons wishing TO pufrhnss are fsspeCe
futly invited to give . call and examine. lnduce-
ments will be offered to their advantage, both e 10
price and guarantee Of the faithful performance oE
the work. PULL1N 5
oc lily Wall st. near a.. Charlie Hotal. q
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ITA Card trust that The chiect
sought to be attained by the publication card
will fnrnisb sufficient apology Tor calling public
attention to a personal matter
1t ismy cherished desire TO obtain such an educa-
ton will quality me for commencing the study OF
Theology: aud proposition recently made me- by
Messrs Harper d Bro, OF New York, will enable me
as hope, to obtain the means OF accomplishing my
object.
am offered 81 ,0sa if can dispose of 1850 copies
of their Monthly Magazine. aa $3.50 Ter y'a l
will engage to furnish IL puucttay new subscri-
beTs or those who now receive il from ths book
stores or from the publishers, ct the price above
stated comRenc ng with the December number,
the tetnniag Q Rrtg ro'pme,) which will be issued
ten days previously. 1t sutcient evidence of the
popularity OF this periodical that it has attained
circulation OF 10000 copies.
Persons favorable TO my undertaking will please
leave their mares with Mtssrs Swords Thaw. lis
Broad street, at the library of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Goddin building.
/ trust that this candid announcement OF my plan
and purpose will gain for me the cooperation espe-
cialy OF the religious public
LEWIS W. BURWELL,
no lin BOX el6, Richmond, Va.
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CINCINNATI AND MARIHfrA RAnRoAp-F Foyscls
sares Of Mort0ag>s.-The Cincinnati Commercial j.
informed that powerful company ''has been
formed, supplied with abundant capital and equip
ped with the machinery Of appliance supposed tc
be necessary to expediate suits ut law, for the
foreclosure OF railway mortgages, and that the
boadholders of the Marietta and Cincinnati Com.
pany have accepted the services Of this Company
or party, which has contracted to assume oil the
expenses aud troubles incidental to foreclosure
and sale, for the sum Of $4,000, to be paid when
the road 80 obtained 10 handed over.n
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~BuRnIaG FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BUasIy6 FLUIp-Al~ays on hand and for sale at
The Drug and Prescription Store OF
JOHN W. GARLICk, :
10 I0-fm Market place, FRANKLIN st.
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rSy- LIFE SIZE PnoroaRAPHs.-Th,

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 90 his nu-
merous patrons and the public at laI "a, that he Ii
now prepared to furnish Photographic from miaie
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or cclored
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal,
if not superior to any produced in this city, at less
than the usual price, Old Pictures copied and en-
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and
anime specimens at GIBBS' Temple of Art, CORN
THAN Hall Mai2 street, between 9th and 10th:
Pc GIBBS.
the place to yet it, where you will neither be hum.
bugged In price or work, Also, Melaiuoty peg, OF
any other EScture in the Photographic Art;
je l8 r. l. d.
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ny Jas. A, CowARpTN.
SPECIAL EorICBa
~ Couons, CoLps, HoAasssxss, &c.

flss- Couoas, CoLps, HoARsENEss, &c.
The nraya,enee Of the above com eaints at this sea.
sao has the effcs OF bringing sut host OF profes
ssl,y new specifics aud whiie acme few may be
snsf inaay are useless and some even dangerous.
~ prevent disappointment the beat course to pur
70 consult year family ply scian. otherwise
II a only such remedies ~ long public experience
ha, prov e be safe and eilcacious OF this class
l. TSLka's COMPOUND sfRuP OF GUN ARA.
nc orisaaally the faserite pree,rrticn of an em.
r,esl,csue, and without advertising, has continued
10 ENJOY = growing reputation for the last twenty
vasrs n all recent CASES IL scts like CHARM and
In chronic cases Bronchitis, Hopping Cough Group
Asthms &c il is used With unparalleled success. ss
mos. families will testify.
Soll by FtshEa a WINSTON, MEADE BAKgR A
HcpsSKR &c. at Is ceats per bottle. and in an ele.
caat ana pleasant L1zeaae form. la and 25 ceats
Fer box. called TYINa's 'Ge9 AgAsS Cousa CANDY
bRors" sc T-3m
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~HARrsHoRSE's AaTI-BiLIoUs PILLS

~HARTsHoRNE' AMI BILIOUS PILLS
are the safest and best Purgative Pills In They
at upon the Liver stomach and Bowels. carrying
OF all bile aud every foul secretion. They don't
srtpe are easy 10 their operation. ana can be taken
q any time without fear of They move
Colis from the system and prevent Rheuma ism.-
II you rudsr gilh any pain, use HA tTsHOkNE'S
CUkE-ALL the great PAIN ANNIuILAT0k. II
VOC haya O cough, use HARTsHQRSES COUGH
SYRUP which ID the best Cough eyiup in the
world. -
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HASpsoMs PREsxNf.--Maggie Mitchell completed
. very fine engagemsnta ut Cincinnati On Saturday,
and has gone TO Memphis. On the occasioA OF
her benefit on Friday night she received from her
admirers e magnificent present, consisting Of .
silver pitcher two goblsts and . salvsr, and .
purse containing $50.
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Hsy- THE BEST CoyoH SYRUP IN THE

WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup in the world il Harris
horne's peetorai Syrup of Wild cherry.
This article Is prepared by chemist, and is pro.
nounced by medical men, and those who have used
Y, 10 be the best preparation Tor Coughs. Colds.
Catarrh Bronchitis, HoRrseness, sore Throat from
q cold, and preventive of that lion OF diseases,
Consumption.
Persons who sing should nse it. 1t is pleasant to
the taste sotens clears and streng thens the voice.
aIia.s atirEtatoo of the throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles IS and 50 cents aud 81. Sold by all Drug
sists in Richmond. Norfolk Petersburg. and all
towrs in Virginia. &C l5-om
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sery In the South. both - regards Types. dxna1an
&C.. g. and : the h latest and most approved MAekJS
BOOK and JOB PAINTING, sgch g - 81 = :.
CATAL0Guls. NOTES, POefkRa, So :
BILLS on EADfNa, HINDHlEI6. "A.
~ Particular attention given 70 Ans We9S =
portation Companies Tobacco FnetorS. a.
THE DIPATCH CARD RR0DDs 40
This new machine f4 CAaDs. DlLI HnASa. euea
impressions per hour. thereby enabling the potruas
OF this establishments to obtain this dossro - o.
work ct tho shortest possible notice. Z - & -
- frscet reduced IN prcpmtsoa = ~ ieoreass q
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronns. end varioua
ooored Inks, executed In the highest stylo o -
In this branch OF the business the pr0nrieto9r -
sAfely CHALLENGE COMPETITION. 800. n - s s.
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DI6sOLUTICND, &c


CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-AUS-.,
- TIN GENTRY. successors to JOHN 4 La
CY, corner 1f Franklin and Union streets will keep
constantly on hand large supply of HLOUR,
MEAL, CORN, OATS, and all kinds Of MILL OF
sAL, which will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
fully solicited. ss1a1e 58e : a 4
Highest cash prices paid for CORN, OATS and
NEAL. ISAAC o AUSTIN 80
Heprico connkY.s ,s
WIN 0ENTkY
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MILE LIvRY, q new danseuse, is at present all
the rsge in Paris. She is but sixteen years old,
aud those Who remember TaGlioui, cay that
this child possesses most perfectly ell her strsdi.
tions" and that since that ertiste Itft the stase.
DO other save Mile. Mvry hss ever been able 70
approach her
Oliver H. Oates, Esq formerly citizen Of Fior-
e ce, Alabama, 10 now Speaker OF the Houae oil
Representatives Of the State Of Arkansas.
The Camden lark j Herald, Of tho 4th inst,
says cotton Is coming in freely, and the crop in
that tection promises TO be an average one
Rav. WIN. n. Steel, Of Abingdon. Va. has re-
ceised and accepted CALL from the Protestant
Episcopal church 10 the village Of EuiAla. Aia.
Raw. 4. w. Aston, Methodist Miaisser Of Rus.
ssiicounty, Va, hss become insane.
Rsfus H. Psgs hiss been elected secretary oi
the State Of North Carolina.
The Memphis and Littls Reck RAiiroed has been
opened iorfrsight and passsugsss tAreush % MaAf
son, Ark.
Llsas. W. e pesdinot, Z. 3. n, hss resigned.
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knovu Qcitixen Of Cincinnati, hsviag become In
esos from religious excitement, threw hinssif ~
fore locomotive on Friday last. and vas Instantly
crushed 10 death. Hslssves wits and tosr chils
dren. IS
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~FRAxkIrn PArnn MILI. RICE.

~FRASKLrE ParER MILL, RICH
NOME. vA-BeIvidere Manufacturing Company
Keep cons. an.ly on hand all descriptions Enselope
Manila and Wrapping PAPER, news Ana Zoo. y
PAPERs OF oil qualities and sizes, Furnished 81
ohyfJ n0ncN.
61-Cssh paid for RAGS. ,..
O 06Dgs, enpt oc4-sm
- On. john B. WALTHALL, Hom@e
psthst, cars his pro sssonal services to the 10
1sns 0f Richmond AM its vicinity. Once af hn -
siAence on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9Th.
- fA--dIY
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DKATH PROM FRIaHr.-The wife Of Thomas Ro.
per was frightenedt to death last night. by the
fire, which was near her dwelling. When the
fire broke ont she vas standing In the sink room
aud the sudden fash Of the flames upon the win.
dow of her house, frightened her 30 that she fell
dead upon the floor. A physician was called, but
he could do nothing more than to pronounce the
woman dead. Mrs. Roper was healthy woman
about S8 years of age.-Harttord Times
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SALE oP FARNs.-CoI. Charles A. washin gton has
sold his farm, "Wellipgton,' In Fairfax county.
Va, about four miles from Alexandria, containing
about 60 acres, to Mr.. T. Suowden, Of New Jersey,
for $50 per acre. The Cuipeper Observer says =
Col VIM. B. Ross near Brandy Station has disposed
OF four hundred Of his Bel Pre- estate, to DR.
J. P. Thom, at $40 per acre, without any improve
ments upon it.
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AsrsEMEsTs soUrH.-Ths St. Charles Theatre,
New Orleans, has opened with Mrs. Farreu, sup
ported by her daughter, Charles Pope, and Miss
Annie Ssnter, who belong to tho stock. The
Opera house 10 the same city, has opened with
Mlle Cordier a. prima donna. J. b. stadlsy 10
leading man ct the Savannah Theatre. The Eug
lish Opera Troupe IL to sing in Petersburg In .
week or two on iss way South
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Child KILLED aY FALLING uroS PAM OF sctz-
zoEs.--Mary Stammens, girl IL years Of age,
died in New York from the effects of q wound re-
ceived on the 10Th inst, by falling upon pair Of
scissors which pierced tine jugular vein.
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HEAhNE ESQ OE AIN A1NOs
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis
'''s''A STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidty OF the stornach,
SencY. CestiTeness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
all Nervous, Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections
il has ia numerous instances proved highly bened
eia and in others effected dec. ded cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound. oreuared on
strictly scientific pfiacpes alter the manner OF the
celebrated Holland Professor Boerhavs. Because OF
ts great success most ofthe European States its in
PRODUCTION into the U. States intended more espe
eay for those OF cur fatheFand scattered here and
there over the face OF this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among thom now oifer |; to she
American public knowing that it's truly wonderful
medicinal yrtaes must be acknowledged
Ii ia particularly recommended t. those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
Continuous use OF ardent spirits, or other forms OF
dissipation Generally instantaneous In effect. 1t
hnds its way directly to the seat OF me- thrilling
ing spirit. and, In fact. infusing new health and
vigor in the system.
rage viii be disappointed but 90 the SICK, weak and
low spirited, il viii prove grateful aromatic cor
DIAL possessed OF sinssls5r rs1Sfdai properties
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has
induced many limitations, which the pubic shaud
guard against purchasing se aos q p.E
h0LLASD i''f 'BfiTfEkS fair trial Que bottle win
con vince you how infinitely superior II s TO al
soid at 81 Der bottle, or six bottles for S. BY the
SOLE PROPRlkT0kS.
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. = CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Nrsold By nearly all the Druggists In this city
je l4--dtB
WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit to my customers. and
the public generally, the following standard OF
prices for my bottled Lager Beer, Porter Ale, &c,
during the winter season. viz:
Pints per dozsn sioo J return Of bottles.
Haif pints per doz Soc, bottles extra
Store and bar keepers per centage allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer In whole half
ouarter and eighth bbls: Cream Ale in whole, half
and quarter bbs and for sale at the lowest market
price.
10TH and ain streets; Laid1ey Robinson, cor 4th
and Franklin sts or az my store VII III be promptly
attended to. WILbAChEh. lbtn st.
mol betWetn mAlu aua OaIy.
DECEIvING PER STEAMERS AND
80 boxss RAIsINs. whole. hall and quarter
% hsxes CfTROA
casks CIRKAETS
aOO lbs COOKING PRUNE9
{ ases sup. article PatIN FL In Jars and bxs
10 drums fnifana RAISINs
100 drUms FIGS
For sale at reduced prices ny ,a.r. ~
DAVID q JONES . GO,
III HnD6. Choice Bacon Sides. for sale
M by MASSIE 4 PLEAeANTe.
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VIRGINIA Posrorricn.-A new post once 10
established At Ivon, Southampton conasy. w., and
~ % roate 5S2s, between zani station Esd WAKE
field.
lppoirfmeafs.-Wiiiam Coliins postmastss u
Langley, Fairfax county, Va, vice William Asduss
green, Appomastox county, Va, vice y. y. Dose'
right resigned.
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FIRE AT BERKLEr SPgryGs-0n Tuesday morning
last fire occurred at BerkIey Springs, Va, which
consumed the store.house OF J. Casler and the
houses of John Cross, George B. Dyche and DR.. L.
s. Allen. Mr.. Casier's loss IL 5000.
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PRICE ONECEN

OLD NsoHoRs.-"0ld Chariees ! negro ss>d -
| wno was with the army in The Northern Nscl
=. v,rginlA' during the revolution, died Il shsp1
,.r;na ,.,as.oMn' M, va isw days since. The old ma,
uefinG MS Latter days" became partially dement,
"a; aud while inssnsible TO ever ythinx around hm
yes atTsuEe to say, the bare mention Of ,he nam
OF Washington, could rouse his slsspins fscuIties
ana ne could talk Of him with al the vividasss 81
youtn and reason corresoondsnt Of the Norfolk
herald notices revival at Hampton, Va, conduct
% oy "Bishop Taylor" colored dsasou, which e.
suited 10 o. conventions. The correspondents sfds
snas 10 the war Of 1sl2, when "Rishop Tayisrr
% occasional shell found its way into the tovp
une o these disagreesbls visitors aieAted sudden,
10 Uncle Bil.y's, vicinity and sixaing terribIv
Prsps,ed itself for = destructive explosion This
tnr. OD!ecs was debated however, By the "a
Hols.i n0nor, extinguished the fuss with his own
nsnds. There IL now living In Norfolk. 1 negro
woman, who IL in her one hundred and twentieth
an har aef name - sarah Mallory, and she retains
al al hel faculties 10 remarkable degree. Her
yosnsest son is nowiiving. and 10 between seventy
ana eignty; his youngest 10 thirty four. who i.
himself the father Of family.
TOUCHING scENR-Last week. Misa MAJ, A.
Ga1n, aged 16 or II, pupil at the Iostitnte far
tue Blind. In this city, somewhat suddenly deceas
ed. She had recently embraced religion, and du.
ring the lucid intervals of her Illness expresasd
herself willing to blended anxious 10 adsnsrt
ana be with Christ" She gave directions in re.
gard to her funeral obseanies-desired the Rsy
Ut. boringto preach her funeral, and that .Ths
Night of the Grave" and AMOUNT Vernon sbould
oe sung By her associates on the occasion, The
iansrai scene was one OF touching thrilling inter
sst. around the cold remains of the departed.
were grouped her sorrowing sightle coupaniens,
singing the favorite requiems OF one they had
never seen, but had learned to love. and whose
voice was missing from its wonted place: Ana
wnose eyes, Though never permitted to look ont
upon tne brightness OF the earth, were now pn,
| veiied aud permitted to gaze with rapture and de
| light upon the uudimmed and snfadina r,orias af
the Spirit world, with the saints in light nov
| mnghng her voice with theirs in the song Of fs
an event be to one born blind, and who has never
| looked upon the cold, inanimate form, the Wind
ing sheet, the coffin, the tomb Macon (tst jour
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