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~ LIE SIEn PHoroolApns.-

1IbD Slk1 fH0ToQ4AYHo.-Tho
subscriber takes pleasure in announcing - his no
msrous pstrons and the p16lic at lasgs, thas hs =
now prepared 70 iurnish khotoGraphs frsm nin1a.
which. for accuracy and nuish, he WAsrann s0oaI
II not superior TO any produced in this eit1s O. lss6
larged 70 any siEe.
Cltisens and strangers are invited 70 call asl -
anime specinsns - olBke' Temple sf Art. Cssia-
THAN Hall, Main street, between 9TH and 18th.
0IBD0.
P. 8-If ron want genuine Ambrosyps, thH =
buggsd in price or work., A., Melainssypes, e
any other Picture In the Photographs Art
lo Is p. n. q.
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ALxosr GosE.-Tom Watson.

crack brain poet, and, as he says, the only living
man upon whom the mantle of Bill Shakespeare
sits well, was committed to prison by ihe Mayor
yesterday. for being asleep on market bench the
night before. Tom had evidently been on a bend
er, for when called before the Mayor he was verg-
ing to deliriam tremens that glass of tod.
dy had to be furnished him to steady his nerves
Harmless and good natured, he has long been the
butt of the boys in the neighborhood of 17tb
street, who will miss him for his long speeches,
flaming verse and quaint stories.
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IsrEnxsrNa REMINrscsNcEs-0ne OF the most
Interesting features of the recent Atlantic TeIe-
graph celebration at Boston, says the Boston
Herald, was the illumination of the old John Han
cock mansion, on Beacon street. The old gentle
man, nephew OF the Revolutionary patriof,l VINO
now owns and occupies the premises. gave direc
tion that In honor Of tho event. the lightning
rods planted by Franklin himself on his mansion.
should afford some indications Of the JOY univer-
sally felt on the accomplishment Of this great
undertaking. The mansion was illuminated from
the door to the attic, and the same candle sticks
we're used which were employed to celebrate the
establishment Of peace I'm 17s5, in 1915, and the
Introduction OF Cochituate water In lS4a.
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SHORT CRoPs.-A friend from the coun-
try informs us that there are corn fields between
Richmond and fredericksburg that will not bring
barrel of corn to the acre. and he thinks he saw
at least one that would not yield a bushel In
other sections we hear of similar complaints while
now and then good field is discovered that will
produce more than its average yield.
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HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL Mr. E. H

Gill; of this city, has been presented by George III
smith, Esq, of Providence, r. l., with beautiful
Knight Tempars Sword, manufactured by Ames
upon the blade of which, together with the various
embiems of the order is engraved: "Presen nted by
George IL Smith st. Jehn's Encampment, No. l.
Providence, Il. l., to NJ. E. Edward Ii. Gill; Grand
Commander of Richmond Eneampment No. q
Richmond, Va, 1855" Mr.. G. highly appreciates
this token of regard from bis brother Of the
mystic tie, and will honor it as il deserves to be-
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TARIFF DEcIsIoNs-The Secretary of the Treasu.
ry, on the appeal Of Nessrs. Richards, Boes Co.
New York. has decided that "empty cases for chro
schedule of the tariff of 1857, % was charged by
collector Schel Abe Secretary, on the appeal OF
Mr. f. p. Kimball, of Boston, has also decided thar
'ground nuts' or "pea nuts are chargeable with
a duty OF fifteen per cent, under schedule Il, ac
cording to the charge imposed by collector Austin
instead of eight per cent. under schedule G, a.
ceutended for by the importers. He likewise con-
firms the decision of collector Austin that cut.glas
optical discs are subject to thirty per cent duty.
under schedule b, instead Of being admitted a.
.unwrougbt glass" ss contended for by the appel
liant, Mr.. Clark.
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is neir. And We do % now, In bearing kettRony .
the wonder working powers Of Dk. J. HOeTnT.
fER'5 CELEBkATkD BIT KRs, for disxasss O. ~
head ard stomach As - sresife, it b perhaps with
out riv.l. ana the people whom it has benefited
even within limited period, are TO be counted ~
on hat it has itself DoEE than On what itges sea
vsuient friends 70 say Ior It Far Dyspep6A. Eiase
.ence Consipaton. ETC. es It cannot be snrpe.ssd.
in spsedir ess of cure. Try them, and ear word ~
1t, thoy will give satisfaction.
For sale BY Drusgists aud Dealers generally. eve
who're. II AElm
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n~CARD.-R REnovAG DIR. xxox les
removed his residence 70 no hoass On Nh O..
nmedlstely ths rear of ths Rrssby tsrna CAsssA.
Church Hill.
mond, among whom his snort rsst0onDs ne alIOWe1
him but Q limited perpOnxi asQuatntanDe. hs hen
called upon 70 state that he has beeu engaged n IL
active practice Of hn prolrsaion los the Ss 10 ysaF
- Calls may be 10 ~ his rsaS6snes, q o. ~
Office. 18th st, between Nam and Gary. ~ 1-As
- TIE GasAr H.ALrH Rssrona1 |
TEE LIrE or TEE FLESH Is II 1uA EzOsp.-Whsu
the Blood becones yitisted, tpuie a. too wenk ~
hesh l0csss ts vitality the skis boon0ee yelgW anA
psliid, the Liver disordered, Dyspsysh ool In1Qse
tioa follow, the spirits 9roop. NsFvoasne0 eeDsap
ees, and life becomee Q burden.
HAkIHnOkNE6 HkALTH kU0T0Rx1. -
6AkHAPAnILLA CORDIAL.
Acts upon ths Blsot, LAYER. etonacA aad oUwsA
smparting new ylgsr and tone % ccnssitutAua -
paired by disease frsn aAy cause. ltrgmosW -
cics, and ali skin sFupuons; srvoeee ths Dh aeal
powers of both sexes, sivse blow - the 1Aitt4
eheek, aud makes snS j0yOas ana happy. 1kDggh
medicinal in its e6<ch, IL b . pagtees ecsdlnl y
taste II u particularly Adapss( e benAls 60
psints, which in their ssry nature ars sahassnas
s.d dsbilitatins sos Dropsy, osdSops'e.i s.snss..
charm, Quart bottles 81. snall boeuO = eeAaL
eoid By PuRceIL, LADD 70; lUuR Wu g01j
pxfHRSon; boDRxKn; 6AKlIcK, W LApDs uuka.
RAues JoEHsox; DuvAl . hoafo1; VA.!acxns
AnDVoWbnAs ~ 80 ~oSS8
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TWENTY THOUSAND DoLLARs YoR A You've LADY
A paragraph has been going the round Of the pa
pers recently, stating that ian old lady Of Tus
cumbia, Ala, offers reward OF $4,000 to any
Young lady, not over seventeen years Of age, who
IL willing 10 live 10 the capacity Of an adopted
daughter to her," The Tuscumbian Democrat says
this is . hoax; but II seems there has been one
man simple enough to "bte at the bait thrown
out. A few days since, q letter for the old lad,
who offers $40 900 reward for u young lady, was
received BY tue postmaster at Tascumbia. from >
poor clergyman In South Carolina, describing his
four daughters, and Offering them for adoption.
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ErALL TkAUE -Vifglnia merchants,
l. and merchants generally segth. in laying in
heir Fail st,ek Of merchandise should rot tail "
purchase an abundant supply OF
SEMPLE's ,fALLIBLE BAKING POWDER,
che best and most economical preparation kno~ o
for making light, Sweet and Wholesome Loaf
3read, Bi-cuits, &C It ID recommended by numer.
ous ci izsns OF different sections, and viii certainly
1--WE sstisact on when used properly. II Is entrsy
harmless, bsinx the prudueti Of o scientific ViF-
,inia ph sici n and manufactured with great care
irosi the purest material Merchants can cor d
iently recnmmend tn d article 10 thei. customers
~ the best. J.HN w 9AkLlUk,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor,
Riehmobd, Va
Bold by Druggists and Grocers gsnerail, through
x,tt . Sfaf An
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DEsrH At CAHp TARIE.-A few days since ~ two
men, Farrsr and Tucker, we're PLAYING crack loo,
TO Dad. Ala, the latter gave the former the
lie. when fsrrar struck him In The neck With
knit, ssvering ths jcgulsr vein and causing in-
ntsnt death
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NEW PRINTS FOR FALL.-We have
~ Just received several cases of neat. small ig'd
Prints 10 which call the attention of custom
ers and the public generally.
j MILLHISER BRO,
An n i92 Broad street.
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Dock 6rREBr-has been paved by Mr.
Tyree. in most substantial manaer, between 18th
and 10th streets, aud bids fair to become one OF
the prettiest thoroughfares in the city.
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rA1sS1 yfkh HnD wAfRR PIocy
00nAN1 10ogMos
now sess ths sams - thH pebiio
eve assss a..s - s1S 1SS&S'SaiSs. =
DEPUIB, 6e.
ts,:o rakss :. i..sI.ssls sasrs - sir e r.
on ixUm LEAKING.
fepaineing for mAny yeasa. -.a
5. q s's''' { ''ss : 'ss.;Ss1J JYifzs - u.
~ cpsssy RisAhh vhainh = -
CsUuon. - Msssrs. 9. p. TALL =
90. - enr enly Ae.aA - 81 ~
Si0o ros 8 ~ fatent y - ~
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UNpRIncIpLEn RKvsNaR

ereant visited the marble yard Of SIR John W
Davies, northwest corner of 9th and Main streets
few nights since, and labored earnestly to do
him serious injury by breaking two or three hand
some tomb stones standing in the yard. A costly
stone was capsized and thrown upon its face, but
received no serious injury. Other monuments
however, were defaccd. On the same night LOT
of iron railing was taken from Mr. J. D Brow ue q
establishment and deposited on Main street, but
none of it was injured. Such petty malice de-
serves to be punished by the halter.
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NOTICE ALL kinds Of Summer Dry
~ Goods will be sold at reduced prices, to make
room for Fall Stock. JOHNSON Il HARWO0D.
M hIain
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DEDUCTION IN COKE.-The prices Of

DEDUCTION IN COKE.-The prices OF
~ COX E. until further notice, will be as folows:
Soft Lump Coke...-.........-........35 per load.
soft Han COB as do.
Hard Coks. both grades ............ $50 do.
At these prices Coke is, all things considered the
cheapest uel now offered likely to be offered In
the market, during the coming season.
TERMS-Cdsh on delivery, on demand.
u. Yards corner 10Th street and Basin, and corner
BYRD and 9Th, South side Canal.
my lS-ts JNU WERTH. Agent.
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lward Meeka rsleased

BACK AGAIN.-Edward Meeks, released
from Jail last Monday, was committed yesterday
for beating bis wife, and breaking abotte in her
face. Catherine Houston, who appeared as . wit
for Meeks, was finsd for selling liquor to be
drunk in her house, and held to bail for her good
bah ahavi q
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A Can Full OF CRAzr PsoPLE.-The spriugdsld
(Mass,) Republican sAys that train Of care pass-
ed through that place on Tuesday last With nfty.
k,ur IunAiics on board. They were the patients 81
the Worcester hospital, who were hsing transfer
red TO that at NorthAmpson.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ny TRRAsHIns MAcnus.-On
last Saturday week, . son Of Mr.. James A. Barnes,
had one Of bic feet torn on BY thrashisg mschire
with which he and number Of boys we're smus
ing themselves BY revolving the cylinder he died
in great agony on Sunday morning He vas about
fourteen years old.
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JNO j WERTH. Agent.
PRESIDENTS ; OEFTCE

PhEolDENIS OkfICE,
VIRGINIA TENNESSEE 6AILRoAp Co..
Lynchburg, Aug 6, 1873
NOTICE.-1he Eleventh annual Meet
l ing of the Stock holders Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company will be held in the
Hall of their Depot, in the city of Lynchburg, on
wednesday, the 18TH day of september next
FORM UF PhOxI.
Kso,o all men ty these presents: That we, the sub
scribers, bsiL otocA holders in the Virginia and
Fehuessee Railroad Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint ----o our true and lawful aItoT-
uey aud proxy to represent of in al general
meetings OF tho stockholders of said Con pan when
We are not personally present, with iull power and
au .hority at such genesal meeting, to give such
vote votes, and TO do such other act or acts as
each Of us could give &c do If We were personally
present
Witness our hands and seals. this day Of Is3
[sgAL.J
WITNESS, SEAL
tSsAL.1
18th B Law: "Prox es to represent stock in their
general annual meetings, shall only bs valid for the
space of two years from the date thereof.
By order ofthe Board of Directors.
an ll-dtl3S VIII II HUGHES. Sec y.
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SEIPpING. were more sail YES
sells In the dock yesterday mornng, than we ever
saw at this season Of the year. aud all Of them
seemed to be loading or unloading.
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AGACKEREL, &c.-30 bbls. new No. 8
Iva Mackerel; 10 bbls No Mackerel; IS half bills
No ] Mackerel; 10 quarter bbls No Mackerel; 80
boxes extra Scaled Herrings, per steamer James
town this day. for sale by
an 23 WM III TYLER.
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7 IME. CEMENT, PLASTER, PLAS
- TERIN9 HAIR, Sawed Iathes Hay, Beled Oats,
Baled Fodder No. Halifax HerTings, for sale in
lots to suit purchasers. by BRlDGFoRD L CO.,
iy19 on the Dock.
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SUIT AeAIssr A SCHOOL TEACHER Tho colored
population Of Providence, r. l., have commenced s
SUI. against Mr. Gaddiog, principal Of one of che
of = coiorcd man the privilege Of entering the
school p pupil The father OF the colored bow 4.
TAX payer, and he and his frisuds are deter mined
70 test tne question whstber colorsd children can
cured.
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Govsrnor King, Of New York, has consented 10
deliver the s1dress on tue occasion Of Atlantic
cable celebration in Albany, on the lss Of Sep.
tember.
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Sur DscIDsn-Ths suit OF George Daniel, OF
priace Edward county, Va, against the South
Side II. X. Company for $4,000 dsmsges done TO
his farm, by the NAL construction OF the road
tbgousi, Il, causing iunudatioa, was decided isst
week in favor Of tho dsfsndaata. The Pefsrsburg
EEpssss says the allegations Of the pIsntih, wers
not sustainsd.
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MACKEREL, SALMON AND SHAD.-
1f1 100 hits of the above of best quality, on hand
and for sale low by Ii w TYLER, Agent,
an
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a. LIooRIcs Bound.

II LIooRIcs BoILsRs, % AHp 10
GALLONS. ZOE WooD On CoAL-Thsss Boilers have .
and for retaining 1t at given tsnpsrature toF 8
ling rime Just TO hand, per schooner Haxall, aaA
for sale as the dovernor street btove Store, ~
GEORGE eTARkkTT.
N. B.-smaller sises. TO arrive. Also the EarnerS
Boilers all sizes on hand iVA
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MISSION BlATs.-The children of the Sandwich
Islands have caught the passion OF ship building
nom our American Sabbath schools, and have
purchased two small sailing boats for the use of
the missionaries at cost Of $500 each, one being
paid for by the native children, aud the other by
the children Of foreign residents. The boats viii
be very useful in facilitating the operations Of
the missionaries among the islands,
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DkYOk Have you seen the bronze
L figure OF this celebrated Race Horse? If not
call and see it at once at
STEBBINs d PULLEN'S,
lnl
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DEW FOR sALE-No. 2l in the First
i Presbyterian (Dr Moore.s) Church. Inquire OF
SWORDS THAW,
ia 22-ts li5 Broad atreet.
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FALL OF A BRID6E.-The bridge over Meherrin ri
yer, in Brunswick county, about three miles above
Lawrenceviile, tutnbled down Sunday night last,
greatly frightening the residents in that vicinity,
and seriously inconyenienciug travellers over the
road. This bridge was erected about six years
siuce by the Petersburg aud Boydton Plank Road
Company, and was generally supposed to be a very
substantial structure. Ir was the longest and
most costly bridge on the compapy's line, having
been erected At an expense OF some 81 600.
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pUTrY-25 kegs Putty in bulk, made
4 from pure Linseed Oil. for sale by
au rs PIsHAR WINsT0N, Druggists.
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lsLOVER HILL COAL-I am nrsna

~ ed TO receive orders fon the aboye Coal at S. for
lump. and 81 50 for hail, to be delivered whsn il
suits lhe convenience of purchasers; and ask the
patronage OF former Customers and other, who may
choose to buy from lie. d ID WHITING
Office near Petersburg Depot.
50 I'M
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Bold by Druggists and Grocers Generally through
ut the state. au q
T1ARDEN FARM FUR SALE.-Will Be

~ sold up0n terms of unusual accommodation. the
-xcelIent little Garden Psr Of 50 Asrs the hof.
der VI Hanover county, nov eccupied BY the sub.
businoss which requires his daily presence In Rich
mond cons icrabie portion Of the soil is reme 3.
ably quick and peculiarly suited or market garden
dsnce ri good physician. one such having lust TO-
moved from the neighborhocd, within tW0 miles u
physician about two years ago. Distance from hteh.
mond 50 miss Apply u the ONCE of tas hasS of
Refer also. 70 Msssrs Goddia . Arpsrsoa.
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BAD Boy.-Dsniel Murphy, . lad
charged with cutting negro with knife on sun
day last, was committed 10 prison yesterday Ia de-
fauit Of bail for his good behavior
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e =. sSsss:: se.a.

D- JAoKson's ClLsBaATEp BIrrEx,.
~TAkE jAcKsoEs BIrTIls.
= -" TAKE JAcKsoNB BI4RERs.
: ~ TAKE yACKs0Ny BIr1HIA
If you have Summer omplaint,
TAKE JACkSON'S BlrTE1A
Az TONIC. and eufer Of GeAsrai Debility. is 3
unsurpassed.
Eos ssis By Druggists gsnsrally. Price only -
cents per bottle. II JACK6ON,
an 1-ts RrspristsT.
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BOUND OVER james Hubbard charged
with assaulting and beating Francis Petit, was be
fore the Mayor yesterday, and held to bail to keep
the peace In the sup of $3.50
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DAILY UsIos PRAYER MEETINGS, at the
Rooms of the Young Mems Christian Association,
have been resumed, and will, We hear, be continu
ed. with view to a permanent existence through
the coming fall and winter months.
The meetings begin al II NJ, and close at /
They are open to all who wish to attend, and to
ladies' as we'll as gentlemen. :.
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HEAVY TRAvsL.-About two hundred
passengers passed up the Central Railroad yester-
day morning, and q number equally rs large pass
Cd over the DanvilIe Railroad the day before.
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DkICE 20 CTS-Try SEMPLEs IN
FaLLIBLE BAKING POWDER. For sale ev-
erywhere au 81
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T ORIOTT'S TAsTELEsS PELLETS
IL Of Copaiba and Cubeks For sale by.
FISHER & WINSTON,
Dr,I, ,tyiS.a
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NLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE

" CoAL.-The subscribers are now prepared to
receive orders for the delivery of Clover Hill Coal
ash Anthracite Coal both of which will ps sofa OF
as good terms as 1t can be parch ssed ia the city
OEdersie left at their office, Petersburg Depot
OF at oapt. Libsy's corner Of zlst and Gary sts ,
will be promptly attended 20.
jy 2l-3m VIM II DAVIS CO.
1 LOVER HILL CUAL-The undersign
~ ed is prepared to furnish CLoyER HILL CttAL
At ths lowest market price. throughout the ses-on
Jy 6-tS Z II GIBSON.
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WITNESS,

NUTICE.-I have in store, and for sale,
~ TEA, COFFEE, sPICEa. PICKLES, sUsAKs,
SOAPS, CANDLES, NEAL, BAOUN, FISH PLoUn
doP YEAST CAKES, (sooD) 6e, and ask . call
from my friends and the public, hoping by attention
20 business may be borne In mind. Etore on
Broad street, End door from 9Th.
Jy N-Ims GEO y. HOLMES
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Foa FRAZER RIvER--The steamship Hermann
sailed for Rio de Jansiro, Valparaiso, Panama,
sau Francisco, and Frazer River from New York on
Monday. She took out 773 passengers The
Hermann has coal and provisions enough on
board TO last untiI her arrival 1T San Irsncisco
a vast eoucourse Of people assembled on the wharf
70 witness her departure and they chsered the
afsamer In a yoeiferous manner.
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nsR Ar Ann

- Ar AND BaLow Cosr I've are
pushing our sales to close business in Ustober In
all Fancy Goods We are willing 70 make heavy 80
crifces. We urge the attention bSth of the city
aad country people 10 eur stock. Wait froa sSss
shall be- fully pAid By low prices er 0sods g
we prefer sacrificing them In the house, 70 puttAG
them at auction.
VALENTINE { SON. Ne y srosa r.,
an l3-lm Near CAPITAL fauaFA
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THx CAPITOL SQUARE has been greatly

improved within q few years past, and If Gov.
Wise succeeds in getting the old bell house, on 9th
street. removed, will soon he the oveIiest park of
Its siza to be found 10 the Union. If large clock
Is placed in the cupoa of the Mechanics Institute
--and Mr.. Williams is now arranging to make one
for that purposethe bell will not be necessary to
give the hours as they pass; and the soldiers may
readily be furnished with some other rendezvous
True, the bell is now used to give the alarm of
fire, and to that extent will be missed; but when
the engine house is erected on 9th street, near
Cary. the bell n-sv be located there and will an.
swer every purpose.
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MO. PERUVIAN GUANO.-Constant-
~ ly on hand and for sale by -
an li-tIstO BACON & baskerville
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THE TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION, here
tofore announced in our columns, takes place, we
hear the 10th September; and is expected ~ be
In every way an affair worthy of the occasion and
the Order.