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r.Trp rRoN NEW MEXICO.

INDEPENDENCE. July Is. via Boonv'iie, Jury -,
mar IT. 4 Express.-The Santa Fe mail, with dates
TO the LIST inst, has arrived.
All the water courses on the route were very
high. Extensive preparations were being made
at Santa Fe to properly celebrate the Fourth OF
July.
The surveying party on the Canadian river re,
port splendid country, with abundant water aud
grass. aud in every way suitable for railways
The mail party suffered no molestation from 'ne
Indians.
some of the trains which left here in the spring
had arrived at Santa Fe.
Those on the plans were getting along finely.
The grass never was in a better condition.
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MAnTuH IWTHxxI0HMCn.
r ~ Of RtcAs.ond. y,tiy a. HieA water ~ stib

fHU kScAM0Hd. July 2A-knFh rsses -
ARRIVED.
eteamer Pennsylvania, Teal, PhiIAdelpntA, muss
kc6r ii Connsl. Watts. Windsof plaster. Shields
scSr ssa man. LANCE, New York, grain. ssearns :
schr Black Bird Weaver. Boston, ice. John Q Tay.
schr Myers. cowie. Boston. plaster. " Dcol-
schr Two williams. smith, ohickahominy. wheat
schr Leader. Owens, James River. wheat and
sekr Ann Skies, Rowlett North Carolina. shin
sicop Irwin, Bowles, Petersburg. wheat. Branch
sehr rs Neild. Jones. james River. wheat
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke Skin ner New York, maZe ana
passerg gers Ludlam & Watson. sr.
Steamer 'pocahontas. Travis, baltimore nio+e'
LudIam h Watson. rr.x.l, 4
schr J Dsri ng. Terry, Rio Grance -four, Haxsii q
schr HaxalI, winters New York, mdse,
lchT Naad. repnett, Washington, via Port sai
thall, coal, W d Colqu;t Go,
CLEARED.
Brig WiiIen. NJ De Weerd. for Baltimore. stems.
tobacco aud -four, By Chas Palmer.
HAMPTON Ro. DIS, July 2i.-Arriysd: snip hum
boldt. from Catiao. 81 days, for ORDERS
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 24-Capt. Hudson, in letter
to the Navy Department, dated Queenstown. July
Sth, says tina. the Niagara then waiting the
arrival of the Agamemnon aud Valorous, when he
hoped TO start again for the rendezvous 10 seven
or eight days. under more favorable auspices of
weather than was experienced In Juue.
The United States steamer Arctic, from Key
West, arrived here this morning. All on board
sx1l
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MURDER OF WIFE.-A bOatman Dafned William
Fisher, murdered his wife, Clarissa. at Ottewa
~, on the 18Th inst, from jealousy. lie ran her
into The street. Just be overlook her, she
stumbled aud fell on her face, when he seized her
by the arm, and turning her over placed the pistol
to her breast and fired both barrels into her b.
SOM With an exclamation, "0h, God, You have
s,os me. Lord have mercy she died. The wretch
then 10 the canal, which was but few yards
distant, threw the pistol in, and jumped in him
s,i. probably intending to destroy himself but his
heart failed him and he swan to the shore, and
vas taken Into custody by Deputy Sheriff
Grow, who was soon on the ground He remark.
Ell to the officer, he being taken to jail, that
he supposed his time had come
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VESSELS STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

New ORLEANS. July 24.-The schooner Julia
Main was struck by lightning on Sunday last, at
the Head OF the Panes, while being towed to sea
Her main tepmast was split and her mainInast
shivered. Notwithstanding these mishaps, how
ever, she proceeded on her voyage.
The bark Bella from New York, for Marseilles,
was in company with the schooner. and was also
struck-the fluid ipjuriug her fore-royal mast.
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FROM MEXICO.

NPw ORLEANS, July 25-The Rio Grsnde, with
dates from Mexico to July 21st, has arrived. San
Luis Po'os had been captured by the constitution
al forces under vidaurri. 1t is rumored Zuloago
had abandoned the city of Mexico. The Liberals
were about to unite against the city.
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MAIL CAR DESTROYED BY FIRE.

ALBANY, July 2l.-The baggage and mail car on
the down train on the Central Railroad due here
at 4 so A. NJ. was destroyed by fire at st. Johns
Vile The fire is supposed to have originated from
some combustible article among the baggage. The
contents of the car we're nearly destroyed. and the
mails from Buffalo and some intermediate stations
fnse
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

BIT. Rev. ". MEADE, D. D., President of the Di
rectoTy.
Rt. Rev. J. JOHNS, D. d. Vice President of tbs
Directory.
Rev K. Ell PHILLIPS, A. NJ. Principal and Heed
of the Family assisted by full corps of experience
andEompeteu! officers il the Boarding and AcadeE
ical Departments.
The session of 1859 will open on the last WE'D
NESDAY in next September. Registers, with ful
Information, sent application 10 Rev. Il
PHILLIPS. StauGtoD, Va. ap 28-3m*
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THE DINNER TO SENATOR HAMAoND.-A compii-
nlentary dinner to Hon. j. II. Hammond, by the
citizen of Beach Island S. c.. came off on tbe ODD
inst. The attendance was large. Senator Ham
nfond spoke for au hour. The tone Of his speech
IVES conservative. Speeches were made by Mayor
Trade"eii, of Columbia and Messrs. John Gun
ningham aud Richard Yeadon, of Charleston.
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VALUABLE lNFORMATION-For o.

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cry man, woman aud child. Parents. save
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Cholera .nrbus and all eases of Diarrhs will give
mIre prom ut relief than any knowa remedy. aud il
you relieved in few mnu:e. or hours don't b.
Cholera and the above disorders.
I r. BASS 0URk FOR DYsENTERY, thst
charges atreaked with blaod; if you wish and
prompt relief use thi. well tested is.medy mo-,
BLOODY FLUA, Will afford prompt relief for this
r. 4. BASS COMPOUND AP GRl ENT and Liver
PILLS, for Chronic Constipation of the bowe. Tor
por of the Liver &C., causing frequently pain in !s
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T. Il Bass PAIN-cURER or EXTRACTOR will
cure Headache, Earaebe, } heumat Pains. sprains
and Bruises. Pains in the Limbs Back, Breast. Side
stomach and Bowels, ina few inmates, by External
4. X Bass EYE-WATER will cure all Inf .med
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Thrash. a wel-tried Remedy. which will cure the
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Professor of Anatomy in the Medical College, Rich
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| For sale Wholesale and retail by
I. r. BASS, so g Proprietor
Principal of the Franklin and 9TH Streets Engi,si,
| and lassical schooi, Richmond, Virginia, I,
whcm I orders must be addressed.
Sold also In Richmond by GRUBBs q APPEgSoN
Iruggis No. z0i Broad street, vbere tiiic~rs
may be seen jy.6-d4 cwlRls
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eia5-Now is the ACCEPTED Trms!-Dr-

4aaD NOW Is THE AcctPTED IImb!-pE-
LAT No LONGER Bur rAKgoUT AT ONCE 4 Policy UPON
FUR IIFE and thus protect your family against tn
a moral aaty that every man owes to his fdaHy.
himself and to society. The cost is mere trlfs -
General Tnsurdac Agency. Pearl street, nest door 10
Il Eacbo s-the FL amount a. tte inssrdnce mo
gev is Uod in case of deatp tethont deduction for
not or divid,gtds dur'n4 the lie of the r.ur' d..
Also with regard 20 .Sidre fnsurnnce and Fire and
Marine Insurance. thu rates are very reasnnablr.-
1wo Of tn. mset rsliabs Com lies in the Union
prssents'--7 The AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
AND TRTST COMPANY iani,si and Assets 81
2s5 Wa and The GREAT WESTERN FIRE AND
MlRLNE COMPiNP, (boih OF Philadelphia CO.
pital $5a,0O0
H1-An Losses of Insurance promptly paid, at the
Office In Richmond.
Gail and get a pamphlet and circular, which will
explain all to you. @. X. BR1CkEN.
General Insurance Agent, Pearl street.
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LIBERIA MARIsE.-There are some thirty small
vessels engaged in the coast trade of LIBERIA built
and owned in that country. Besides these, the
firm of McGill Brothers. colored men, own twa
schoopers of some hundred tons burthen each -
One of these, the president Benson" has recent
ly sailed from Baltimore, bofneward bound, with
valuable cargo.
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NORFOLK, July 24-The United States surveying
steamer Arctic was spoken to-day outside the
Capes. by the pilot boat Hope. seven days from
Key West, ON her way to Washington. All well
n hn I'd
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VOLUNTEER SYSTEM The interior papers of yir-
ginia notice number of new volunteer companies
out for their first parade. The Mount Pleasant Ri
femen, of Spottsyvania, parsded on Saturday last,
at Walters Tavern with fifty three in the ranks
They wore the uniform prescribed by the State
law, which is cheap as we'll rs durable.
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DUEL AT THE SoUTH-A duel was fought ON the
Odd Instant, at Vicksburg, Miss, betw cen Mr. Me-
Ardle, editor of The True Southerner, and MIR.
Partridge, editor OF tbs Wing. The weapons were
pistols, at ten PAGES Partridge was wounded in
the ankle at the first fire. Mr.. Partridge formerly
resided at Norfolk. Va where he served his tiuie
at the case, and learned the art and mystery OF
printing.
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PARDosED-Asa Robinson, who was sentenced
to the Pententiary for two years at the last term
Of Mason Court, for ASSEMBLING John Slosher, has
been hardened by Gov Wise
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x6y. NoTfoB The Board # Directors
of the BANK or THE COMMONWEALTH viii
hold meeting st S1a O'Clock on MONDAY morning
next 26th inst for the purpose passing upon such
paper RS m ~ be offered for discount
Perso wishing to offer paper may ION this occa-
STOP only leave it. prior to that time with either
of the Directors the President, OF Cashier.
iy 24-2t MORTON, Cashier.
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FREE ScBooL.-The county court Of King George
county, Va, having submitted to the people the
question whether the free school system there
should be continued, it decided 10 the affirma-
tive on the 18th instant, by decided majority.
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TIE Harvest MooS.--This year the harvest
moon occurs in August, rising for six successive
nights az nearly the same hour. The July moon
will also be one of unusual interest, and scarcely
inferior To the harvest moon in those particulars
which give To the latter its distinction, being re-
tardsd only 23l3 minutes in the average of six
risiDgs after the fuil.--Atbany Journal
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EIpE At WIIIIAMsRIRG pa

WILLIAMSBURG, July 2I The foundry owned by
Samuel Wilson. was totally destroyed by fire last
night, about haifpast ten o'clock. The loss is
:.
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LAND IN THE WEsr.-Less than acre of land in
st. Paul. that purchased in 1913 at 81 %. was
sold on the I'd inst, for $4,000 cash. Before the
hard times, the owner had refused $4,000 for the
same city Int
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DYsENTERY-This scourge is prevailing in seve-
raj parts of Smyth county, Va, and is very fatal
There is almost panic the subject-as nearly
all who take it die.
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A NEW ARGUMENT roa THE PACIFIC RAILROAD -
The discovery of gold In Frazer's river and yicni
ty is likely to give q ne impetus to the feeling Ia
favor of railroad TO the Pacific now matter of
comparative indifference, from tne TACK OF any
feasible piau or suteieat motives for its coustruc-
zion. The rush Of emigration TO that part of the
couutry viii invest the subject with new siguif
ran
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POISONED By Wild GHEaRiES.-The Gallatin (Ten-
nesseel Examiner says that child of MIR. Read. in
that place died in avery few hours, the past wsek,
from the effects of eating small quantity OF Wild
cherries This should be warning to every one
IL 10 not generally known that prussie acid, one
Vt the most rapid and deadly poisens, Is ound in
the Wild cherry
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DARING BURGL4RY.-The house of Jno. b Daiu--
gerfield in Alexandria, Va, was entered by a bur
glar Friday night and every sleeping room in it
visited. The jewelry of Miss D., gold watch of
Mrs. d. and other valusbes to the amount of $3.50
we're taken. Strange to say, at the window through
which the robber entered and escaped, the only
trace was the print of ladies' delicate little high
heeIed CATER.
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SERIOUS DIFFICULTY IN MoSBoR-An unfortunate
difficulty occurred at the Red Sulphur Springs, ia
Two men named Majors and Kimbleton, in which
the latter was fatally stabbed, it is thought. Ii
seems that the difficulty grew out of an old dis
pute between the parties. Nabors, 1t is said is
large man, and kimbleton is much his inferior
ia strength, and while the latter upon the
ground, under his antagonist, he stabbed him in
the abdomen. Kimbleton WAS lodged in Monroe
Jail on Monday last. At last accounts the life of
bis victim was despaired Of Gresnkrier Va Era
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FArI AccrpEsr.--on the 18th inst, Jas. P. Gon
aop of Wilson r. Gof aged about Is. having climb
I'd a tree on the bank OF the North Fork Wash.
ingson county. Va, for the purp % Of shooting
the heart. He was standing upon one limb and
resting with his breast upon sDother, and mu.t
have been raising she gun with the muxzie toward
him. The probability is that he died instantly
without stroggie, rs he was hanging upon the
linib when discovered few minutes after the re
ort Of the gun was heard. $500
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DIED,
On YESTERDAY morning, at half past o'clock. Mr.:
JAMEs ADDISON JOHNSON. IL the 4sth rear q
his age. ,
His frieuds and relatives are requested 70 attend
his fnneral this morning. Ut ii o'clcck from Trinity
Church.
On Sunday morning. after . short illness, which
she bore with great fortt Hda and resignation, Mrs
MARY g.. wife Of samuel Workman.
The friends Of the family are Invited to attend her
funeral At ~ oclocs this afternoon from the resi-
dence OF Mrs. r. G. WORKMAN. on Grace street, be-
tween lat and I'd
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DEAD-Thomas G. Keller, well know citizen 0
Charlottesville, Va, died Thursday last of lock
jaw, the result OF d brnise.
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BoNDs OF soUTHSIDE RAILKoAD.-The Petersburg
Democrat announces that the interest on the bonds
of the South-side Railroad was paid, in full, to
the State on Thursday.
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SAILING OF THE FULTo.


New York, July 24-Tbe steamship Fulton sailed
at noon, with 1857 600 in specie Among the pas
sengers are Joseph r. Chandler, newly appointed
Minister to Naples, and Professor Morse.
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Sdy- WHITEHURsTs OLD GALLERY, y
MAIN STREET -NorrcE WATSON takes picture
from 50 cents TO $780, Ambrotypes, Melainoty Pc
on leather, aud Photographs any size, plain or
be done by first class Portrait Painter. He does
not pretend to take them BIZ the o0 or by the ai6
# machinery suitable for running rdilody cars n,
an ocean line If Steamships He has two * ylghts
enabling him at all fimes to get good pictures.
advantage, not possessed by any other Gallery In
Richmond. Je 29-2m
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TaEArRIcAL-Tbe Philsdelphian, theatrical
Journal. says that Messrs. Kunkle & Monkey have
engaged the following persons for their next sea-
son in Richmond: |. B Philips, stage manager:
H. b. Langdon, leading man; d. II. Howard, juve-
nile man; W. IL. Bailey, old man; aud 7. D. john
son. low Comedian.
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, o0f 10 pEcEs--A notorious character named
fos'er lately threatened the lives Of six Of thu
s','aens OF b1enham, Washington county. Texas,
and shot him literally to pieces. - ''l'
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EB- Nsw FIRE Poor RooFING The
subscribers, successors of EsTILL Co., in their
PATENT ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING
now offer the same to the public
Ii makes one OF the very best aud cheapest roof
ever usei for DWELLINGS. CHURCHES, BARNS.
DEPOTS, &c. 40.
1t also makes an invaluable PINT for tin roofs
stops the leaky Ones and prevents those newly put
on iron leaking.
Roofs painted with this material will not require
re paintiog for many ears
All orders in city or country promptly attended
to- CD YALE CO.,
100 Main street
"a County Rights in Virginia for sae.
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DEAfa FROM DRIsKIsG WuisEEY Merceryille
Va. on the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, last week
man named Jacob Banks drank quart Of whis.
died IN the course Of half hour
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----As----
LOST,

r OST On Friday evening. in Play
II House Alley, my Pocket Book, attached 10 q
leather belt. containing my RREEPtPERS. will
lay liberal reward for the return OF ms papers 10
me. or II lefta, this Office. WILLIAM HARRIS,
jy 2G-lts A fl ee man of color
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LUDLAM WATSON.
STEAM & R GEORGE

CIE ID 4 u n NJ u " oLOItUE
$50 sPEABoDY, FOR BALTIMORE
Freight received to-day. MONDAY, at l2 O'Clock,
and up 70 the hour OF O'Clock 2 N, TUESDAY, un
less sufficiency be received prior TO that hour
Consisnees are requested to send fer their goods
to-day.
crate rates and with expedition
B--Pos;tively no Freight received before IL
O'clock, MONDAY.
iy &c q LUDLAM & WATSON
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NAVAL.

PmLapsLpHIA. July 2i-Geo. W. Cass had re-
signed the Presidency of the Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago railroad: aud Edgar Thomp-
son has been elected to fill the vacancy.
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MLRDER.-Wm. Pettitt, of Pitt county, N. G.
was found lying on the railroad track Flo
renee S. c., on the I'D inst. with his throat cnt
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ILohf 6oop szED GIRLS The Taunton Gaxstte
says that there are four sisrsrs in that town
w. wslsning Dine hundred and thirty Ave ponnds.
The shortest being about six feet Nah. vsichirr
txo hundred aud iIsy-six. = sss5s
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GRAND MILITARY az
AND 49,
CIVIC EXCURSION By MOONLIGHT
The MONTGOMERY Guard,

captain P. Z. MooRE,l
Having chartered the steamer CURTIS PECK,
which has been recently fitted up, beg leave fosB-
bounce TO their friends and the public generally,
that they will have their seventh annual MOON
LIGHT EXCURSION down James River, On MON
Da Y evening next. July 26 h.
SMITHS ArmoTy Band has been engaged. ard
many other arrangements made TO insure the plea
sure and comfort of those who may favor them with
REFRESHMENTS to be had on board at city
prices
TICKETS (Which may be procured from members
II the Corps) admittiI gentle man and two ladies'
81: for each additional lady, 30 cents
The Steamer W i'll leave the wharf at ~ O'Clock p.
NJ precisely
Such OF the military as propose 10 join them are
requested to appear in uniform
Lieut.. T. p. MAYO
CorpI JOHN TYNDALL, }Com.
jy 2-td Private JAS. COLLINS,
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LOTTnHIES.
IWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANTii
SWAN & co.
CONTINUE TO DkAW As USUAL WITHOUT
SWAN Sc cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE UE 0kUKuIAi

STATE UF UkUkUIAI
The late attempt to injure Firm has shown that
OUR LOTTERIES ARE DEAWN FAIRLYi
That our Prizes are PAID PUNCTUALLYl and that
our schemes are MORE LfBEkAL
than any other Lottery in
the woridl
The following Schsm q will be drawn By g. SWAN
xO0., Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery In
zach Of their Single Number Lotteries for August,
1853, at AUGU STA, da in public. xnder the super
intepoence of Commissioners.
CLASS n draws on SATURDAY, August 1855,
CLASS 2s draws on SATURDAY, August IA, 1854.
CLASS ~ draws on SATURDAY, Aus ust ~, 1853
GLASS 20 draws on SATURDAY, August rs, 1888.
IN TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NIkBAxf
90 ONuO TICKETsi
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIHHTY-FIvE PRIEST
Nearly One Prize 70 Fpeyp Nsne Tsksts-
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
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sy Steam Ambrotypes from IS cents to 1926 at the
Headquarters Of Art-l39 Main street.
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GONE HOME Col Blount, his wife aud daughter
sailed from New York Saturday for their home in
Mobile, Ala
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~ See the new style Of Ambrotypes. by TYLER
Co. l39 Main street. Critics pronounce the m su
perinr - all others.
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new PAPER-W. o. Commack. Of the virginia
Baptist" aud ]. s. G. Fitzpatrick, of the Chris
tiau Banner" are about to establish newspaper
at Tappshannock. Essex county, Va. The paper
Is to be called the 'Rurai Southerner," aud Will
be an agricultural paper, designed 9 circulate
throughout the eastern portion of the State.