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noy- ANorHER CuRE BY BAKER's PRE-

suUx BITTERs e BAKER. ESQ, RICHMOND, VA -
lear sir: AIN opposea oquack medicines; us such,
however Dc not intend to desia nate your Premium
BitteIs. My attention was directed TO The use 81
these Bitters by my wife, uron our I1ttle infant,
lust sixteen Tonths old His oli ni was chr mic
Cliarrl tea which had assumed such character ~
10 form, in our opinion. Doubt Of his rec very We
commenced the use of yJur Bittars, and very stOB
thereafter he became cOnyalesren', aud il now
health, aud vigorous. A nothing e's@ in he va y
OF medicine was used to restore him to health. We
can but attribute his recovery to Jour invaluable
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DAGGERS sPRINGS.-The subscrIb
~ ers have purchased recently from Z. a. HATCH
sa the well known watering place,
{.

sa the well known watering place,
SD Il q u IRIS 4 RI n G. So
sometimes called "D1BRELLS SPRINGS" situated
in tbs cCuuty of Botetcurt, sixteen miles from
Buchanan, the present Western terminus of the
James Rive- Canal ten miles from the Central Rail
road and twenty light miles fIOm 3ufosPs depot on
the Viz Qna and Tennessee Railt Osd.
These spring. located in the midst OF the Noun
Iaius and are accessible from the Canal apd Railroad
by Turupikes, which there regular lines OF
Srages--are distant from the White Sulphu:
Springs f0rty-fUur miles frCui the kOckbridke Al
UNI twenty five miles, from Sweet Springs for
IT, miles, and from the Natural Bridge Is miles The
c un ry are ind abounds in excellent hunting and
fishing grCuuds.
and there waters, rs will appear from the certid-
Gates hereto appended, possess peculiar
MEICIN AL 0PERTIES.
The great ALUM ROCK range of Mountains rass
within one hundred yards ef the buildings, aud the
rock dissolved in water furnishes q Mineral Water
precisely tie same the Rockbridge Alum.
THE DINGS
have been repaired and newly furnished. and the
Pr0prietors will be ready to Accommodate those in
search OF health and pleasure by lhe Ist of JULY.
on more moderate terms than AZ any other watering
place in Virginia.
TERMS.-Sg par week. Contracts on more liberal
rms will nad- with those who desiIe to remain
as long as a month. For less than eek tavern
rates will be charged.
JOHN f. SHIELDS. pro,r;ators
JOHN D. HOUSTON
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INSISTING THE " ATN IT. = HTtB JVaE-
men-Iohn Ryan, Peter Mccain aud Thomas I'm
hOru-were before the Mayer yesterday morning
to answer the charge Of dis0rderly conduct in the
street last Saturday night, and resisting the watch
men. Iornb Ryan, while under the influence OF
liquor, got into fight with another man, and when
arrested by Wassermaa and Rowe, resisted ana
abused them. McGauu and Pinhorn. finding that
their companion was bound for the cage, attempt
ed to rescue him, and McC. even went so lar as to
give Rowe a violent blow in the face. for which he
was taken into custody. At the conclusIen OF the
evidence Ryan aud Nice. were held to bail for
their good behavior and to answer an indictment
by the Grand Jury. rnhorn was baled for Il fur
Their hearing this morning.
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SLAVERY DISCUsssoS.-The long talked OF debate
hetu;aen Parsop Brownlow. editor of the Knoxville
Whiy. and the Rev Abram PTyne, a Congregations
al Minister and the editor of al antslavery paper
published in McGrawyIle, CORTLAND county, New
York tyled the Central Reforner, is ANNOUNCED
to come If on Tuesday the It'll OF September next
in the city of Philadelphia.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July Il Hon. J. b, Floyd, Score
tary of War. has gone to Cincinnati. Mr. brin
kard. Chief Clerk ia the Department, is acting So
Cretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f~FnIENDs' MgErIsG. NATHAN y.
an,,ointed M ssfin ~ Mt Friends Meeting Honse IN
Isth street. between Main and Cary. al . o eiocs'
This EVENT. z. -. ,,s
IRE public generally invited. "
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You've PICK George Thompson, the
lad from Philadelphia. who was arrested and Gagged
on the 9TH inst charged with attempting to pick
John II Blakes pocket, at the wharf OF the steam
er Jamestown. where Il crowd had assembled to
witness the removal of the remains Of President
Monroe, came befjre the Mayor yesterday, ana al
ter hearing was remanded in default Of bail for
his good behavior. Thompson says he has been
employed iu the Quaker City as bartender, and
came here in search of employment. He is not
more than sixteen years Of age, quite intelligent,
and declares himself entirely innocent ofal crime.
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ENn OF A DROUGHT.
TIE TELEGRAPH FLEET.

WARRINGTON. July 12 There was fine shower
here to-day-the first rain that has fallen ior i.
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DlsMIssSD.--renni, O'Day appeared
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
Of assauiting aud beating Michael Prints but as
the charge was not made ut to the satisfaction OF
his honor, the warrant was dismissed
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E@- Brook CHuscH NoTicF.-ns :
uMacMAuAN will fiji the afternoon appoint
ment next SABBATH. and Rev aMr. BIZ TIER VIII
~, 20 the colored D. ople at IL NJ. ~ i5-lt~
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SUDDEN Novelist evening a mum
Der OF families living 10 two tenements on Main
between 10Th aud Goth streets, were forced from
the crumbling of the partition wall, to make n
rapid emoyal from the premises. The houses are
owned by Mr.. n. McCurdy and Mrs. williams
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MARRIED.

4 On Thurssay evening last, by thu Rev. Mr. Lu,u.
hin Mr. Henry LUFFMfRE to Mira. ELIIABkTH
HURAND, both Of Manchester.
hS- Norfolk and Peter sburg papers please copy.
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IMPORTANT COMMITTEE MEErI

IMPoETaNT COMMITTEE MEETING -
All the members of the various Committees ap.
pointed in relation 10 the Monroe obseqaies. are
requested to assemble at the Hastings Court
Room, in the City Hall, this afternoon at 6ociOck.
1t is very desirable that the committee men
should be prompt in their attendance, a business
In which all are Interested will be brought before
the meeting
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DEATH AT sEA.--Tbs brig Mary Aiv.ne, which ar
rived at New York Saturday, reports the death
of william Murphy, of Philadelphia, u passenger.
" yellow fever, on the 9Th inst; also the death Of
her captain, r. A. Wymau, Of Lincoln Me-, Of fever
on the 9th inst
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AMusEsEsTs.-G. " Brooke, the traaedfsn Ia
playing in Melbourne, Australia as is also Miss
Mary Provost, the American Comedienne: Nadine
Anna Ashop ia In Lima Mrs. McNahon 10 PLAYING
10 Albany, aud Charles Mathews In Buffalo, Miss
Cordoba esppell 10 playing at the dramatic hall 10
New York " :"
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yHs- NCTICE--The annual meeting Of
the stck holfers OF tle Tuck ahoe and James River
NaiIroed Co Will BE- held ut the oiice Of Dunlop
Moocu,e & Co. in thus city, on MONDAY, the 18th
iuat ut ; o clock =. NJ. GEO W. hOf-Tkh,
jy i2-td secretary.
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A DaY JOKE on 4 = ct SUBJ ECT.-Near the mouth
of the Ohio are two rival cities, which sometimes
manage to keep their heads above water The cd
itors Of both towns have been telling some queer
stories about the late submerge. The Mound cry
Emporium is responsible for the following: me
steamer Manchester has been engaged INSIDE the
Ieyees at Cairo during a considerable portion on
the last week. towing houses from Que point to
another and getting drift out of the town. Inc
report that she part of her bottom On by run
ming over the top of the Taylor House, is Without
foundation"
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81 OAK LAWN FOR SALE.-The


Eli subscriber, wishing to decline ouseFeoping.
ole for sale this delightful residence situated on
Grove street, fifteen minutes drive west nom the
city of Richmond. he tract contains % acres. IN
fine Of CuitiyatoG-a portion OF IL devoted 10
"a market garden, containing large strawberry aud
asparagus beds, Sc, &c. 1t has an old and young
fruit-bearing orchard containing 2j0 trees 81 the
choicest collections. embracing apple, pear, peach
cherry and ounce trees also, grape vines, and all
theOiher small fruits.
The place is an old family residence. but has been
occupied several years by the subscriber, who has
entirely renovated and modernised It, improving
what was Rood, and adding what WAS needful 10
make it what il is. OF the most delightful bur
ban residences about the city of Richmond. The
house, which is entirely new, Is an Italian Villa,
with heavy Swiss ornamenting. sty of archlteC-
ture admirably suited to this climate. The inside
finish is rich aud modern, embracing marble man
tells silver plated door knobs and bell knobs AC.-
There niue rooms SIX OF large size 1t Is situa-
ted rs feet from the street having fine spacious
lawn in froat with magnificent OAK trees 81 rativ
growth. There is good kitchen and other out
houses. The neighb0rhood is Unexceptionabio.-
The lni alton perfectly healthy.
L. wilt be sold entire tots TO sut puTct ast re-
II more LAID sired. cOuld be had, ,mmedI-
ately adioiUiny, at reasonable pcice.
Terms -1Dne-tIiId tsh: haf.uc GA time. from one
to tiv- ysars for s1tabie notes bearing interest
and secured 10y trust deed improved city proper
t. would be tab eIi il exchange.
Persons Wishing 10 purchase. may apply to GOD
DIN ApPEhSON, or Oii the pr misses 10
il i3-l0t l.. :. SQUIRE
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fG- SPECIAL NoTicE,-The attention
If lie ruhlic is requested 10 sale Of Hon ehold
Furniture at The resid~nre OF Mrs ~ u Preston, n
on sT i9 r. b COOK co.
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I las3 MEAsUEERs NCTiCE Having
! removed my office Il my residence on Broad st :,
| one door below the African Church | solicit, from
my many friends, aud the public generally, con
| tinuance Of that patronage, which, for the last b
| months. they have 20 literally bestowed.
From the large experience have had in measur
| ing Lumber, Brick work. piastering. IT worn,
| Stone work, &c. eel confident of giEiag gen RAJ
| satisfaction. LEROY A CRESSHAW,
jy l2-lHi MUasUIer.
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The BLuss' FAIR will be re-opened on
Wednesday aud Thursday nights, with new al.
fractions.
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SIS REWARD.-Ran away from

M MY house. on Monday night. the 7th June.
AOa negro woman named SOPHIA, belonging
-. to Joseph starke's e.tat,, dec. assd sna
said negro il about forty Yeas Of age five feet sx
inches high. bright nuIstto, round houdered, with
y. very notable red mark under the eye She vas
carried away by her husband the property OF hrs
Thornton, Of Chesterfield formerly Of Hanover
county. i'd negro's name j. Joe. He works N
Raiiey,s factory of Richmord. She can be found
either in Richmond OF in the ueighborhOod OF JAS
Towards. Esq of Hanover The above reward reward
will be paid for her Apprehension or delivery either
Il" - 10 20 go " D. r. JONES.
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DISPATCH FOR THE SPRINGS.

Persons going 10 the watering places can nav
the DlspArcg mailed to theIa. for any length "
time by leaving thei, or,ioss a. the counting f"''
and paying 10 advance sos The tine named
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gT0p THE RUNAWAY -Ra

Z. away from the subscriber. on Friday last, the
E&Th instant my Dagroie oman pDtSaS; sa1d
~ norc1 is fnt 50 eass Of age, iaT Re and very
nIri-cIIIar weighs 100 40 lh1 ami ~ quite black
She r. al with her al infant. about is months oiu
The sail infant is large and eShy and very sprEht-
IL. and like it. mother. black. The name OF Inc
child Is PH1LLI3.
viii rive ten dollars reward for the apprehension
and delivery of the said DorGas and her child to me-,
nj NV residence corn II of Main and Foushee SIS
- f2ts JOHN ID QUARLkS.
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PASSENGERS PER Steamship jamestown" PARRISH

PASSENGERS PER steamship JAMESTOWN, FAKKIsIf,
Master, from New York:
Miss Stransburv, Miss jackson, Miss Merriam.
Miss a N Hyatt, mrs Wayne, } III Downing and lady
Cart French and lady. y = irving: a 0ndc and
ladv W r Manson. j D Evans, J Q John-ton, Jr,
ami lady, Mrs Edmonds and child, James Gill, Miss
J mE,ett, ars jas Enact, II " liolbroek. lady
dau shtrr, and nece Jno Robinson. Jnap plzzI'
nj n Corsou Miller J Douglass, Manor. q
Hayemeister A Possmau. 81 r. tn Gsffree, II Q
Manson A s Sehaifer, Chas Livingston. and ~ in
the Storage.
Also frcra Norfolk Mrs VI Smith, George Reid
VIM emth, Capt 1has Ne,snn, Lapgd)n,
Smith, ii " bite. Col D Walton. CsikIn.
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Base BALL The effort to form Base

Base BALL The effort TO form Base
Ball Club in Richmond has proved an abortion, as
have all previous efforts TO organize Clubs Tor out
door exercise. Why all Innocent ADJUSTMENTS.
tending to develop the physical system aud to
strengthen the intellect, eschewed by that class
Of young men who are employed IN counting
houses and professional offices, We are unable to
conjecture? 1t may be that few, If any OF them Z.
have leisure TO indulge in such recreatons, but II
this be the cause, and the fact were generally
made known, our merchants would readily enter
into such arrangements as would enable their en-
pIoyees to devote two hours of these long summer
days to such amusemenss as would the better pre-
pare them to undergo the fatigue incident to their
various voca;ions From until O'Clock in the
morning, devoted 10 walking, running, hitting,
jumping, rowing. etc, in the open air, would be
worth more 20 the class of young men to winch
we have alluded than months spent at fashionable
watering places.
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V,ry respectfully,
Rag MEAsUgER's Norice Having

D. T0f0 "
Price 20 cents per bottle-to be rad at all promi-
Ieut Druggists in this city, and elsewhere in If
GINA. jy IL
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WANTED-The advertiser wants sit.

uatioa As Clerk or Bookkesrer by OF before
tue LIST II teptn btr, would sct ~ Il cal or tfav
einG ssent tgr reasonable compensation A. e.
chaEs cter aud orntr quail hcajIoas he refers to lis
pies NJ employer, and Other 90, d City references
Adt'ess" mega" care of boX Nc. :S3. City p. q.
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OF THE MEDICAL COL

TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL coll
l. LEGE-This Iufrmsry is situated at the corner
of Marshall aud College streets, in an elevated ami
heiithfll position, convenient TO the railroad de
p0.s hotels and ether centres of business IL IS FUR
nshed with every arrangement requisite Tor the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries, and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medic or Surgical aid. except the insane and those
laboring uader contagious diseases. are admitted
into the Institution. Lyiug-n WOMEN are also re
ceiVed and carefully attended 10.
Private rOoGs furnished when desired.
The patieuts are under the charge OF the PROPS
sors Of the College. who visit the wards daily. The
charges Tor Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing and
Medicine are Ter Per Week
white Patients
C1iOred
Private Rooms DID
In addition tDe above rates, in case requiring
a StFpicdl Opsrdli0n, by agreement with the pro
preICrs OF the Bellevue Hospital, small lee Is
charged 10. the Op ration. vsrYiEy from 81 TO $i
according - its Importance. The particular lee in
ans case mas be scertained by application to either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physr
clan
All charges payable on the removal of the patient.
Attending Sur seons-Profs. GIBSON PErICoLAs and
WEXFORD
Attending PhY siciaus- PROS. TuczER and Coz
WAY.
Resident Physcian--JUSIGs NICHE, VI. D.
! Steward-F VI. PARRISH
President-L. ). JOYEEs, VI. b.
Persons in the country, desiring TO send patients
10 the lGnrmary may address either the President
| OF the Resident Physician. ap 20 ON
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John jones, the Welsh poet, died On the 18th
plt. 49, 20 ~ w"
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NEW CROP TURNIP SgED -Jus

i received from the seed Warehouse ofSpanger
4 Graham, Philadelphia, supply Of the following
tresh aud reliable seed:
Broad / av,d or Batavian Eadge; green curIed
Eudive, Early York, Iarse York. aud OK Heart
Cabbage Early White Fiat Dutch Turnip, (strap
Ieaf:) sarly he'd Top Turrip, (str.p lsat) Large
Norfolk Turnip; White GLIB Turl.ip: yellow Rut.
Baga All of which are warranted fresh al d rein.-
bic For sale By JOHN " POLLARD,
il - Druggist. l7tb 81.
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THIRTY-THOUsAND DOLLARS

L / 4 ItoC AMI ~ " II IL A. a
l. WORTH OF DRY GOODS, At AND RELu"
of VALESFISB& SOW exTtrss 10 Oct. b-r BeNt, a.
which time th5y Intend to ciet~ their pttssh. u'I
ness therefore from II tuesday,, the 9Th day oiJni[
will be offered by taeB Wholesale ar retail az Co.'S
and 10 many casss CPS than cost their ehtiI. stSN
embracing every ii ag ususiiy tgnpd IN retail -
n blishmtit carefully s.lects and in sos otder
Their stock consists in part ~ tCl0Ss:-
Eien Robe. <iie-striptd and 3ayAd"Ie - rs
Plain and Figured Black Silks, All qua lies
Fancy calnred Dress amt Trimmiag -llks
Flea |atin Plaid BsTeCes and Tissues
Medium sni low priced Chaiiics, Nouseiaiues 81
Lareges -.
Freach aud English Meriuo. Bonbazinss and.As
FrehN', Irinted fsaudiss Jacon.ts and Robes
CaunD, &c and cwss td.i0gs and Inserting
Tar, AL AID Robin do -
stoves Iol.,rs, Bands Grape and Muslin Sets
iaiu Striped. Chs ok d sad kmbroit 'r'a 5asup
A .ot oi ri h Lace Curtains
PLAN and Figured Bonnet an TSimptsS It~nl
Ladies' Plain IL Iomad aud Elm rOidtrsd ltu&"
tents Plain aud ColO-ed Rord. Ied 40
Ladies' aud SCENTS Gloves. Vdunflrts ana mus
Ladies geut's and childrrn's Under EarurE's
IrIrh Linens Damask Table Cloths sad Naos'-
French and American, CAiicCcs and Bf,liiN
Gipvha!ns Plain and Checked all quet titS
Cloths CASH neTes, CaSbaetettcs aud DfdhNGH
Plannals Blank Is. satiueis. herseys aud 'IA,.-
WOODEN and Hemp Carpetiugs- DfusSot ah9 Ma
ting -, -
Eleachgd and Brown shirtirgs and Sheeipss
Farmers Linen. Baflsps aud Coat linen
Narsailles Counter auss and Furniture NiuHJ
Tok4ther with large variety OF small mHT'rts y.
aly kept and sold IL cur business; 10 a.! oi WEE.
buy "a we have marked every article d M u u
L.; nyire VALENTINE son,
o. Broad and Sth sis,
ivs-I2tif Near the Cspitos quar-.
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FIFTY D0LLARS REWARD

- Abscorded from the neighborhood OF Rich
z6 mond on the 5th # July, a brown skin wo-
~ man named NORA. She 10 tall and good
looming with srathcr square fall face sb)rt TWEEN,
t. three years old Her neck is enlarged where II
jons the chest Ii!cs cote Has cup narhs; those
ON her chest are large AM plain. She was raised
by Mrs Judge Wilson, of tynchburg, where she
has numerous relations as also in Richmond The
above reward viii be paid her delivery to II. n.
!, lSI.,X JAMES SHEPPARD.
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NANTED. A youth Of good n1ral
w character. who writes good han !; il q1ick
at figures and COMPETENT 70 act - entry clerk 81
retail store. Address w, through the Post Oiii-r
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~ VIM X. FOSTER, RSa is the aufh'f'h,'
agent for the Dispatch IA Norfolk ana fot,sn'oasa
Subscribers 10 those cities Wa obtain their paper.
regu,ar,v from him al the earliest possible moment
in the day.
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VTIRaINIA WORM XII LER.-Childrep

VIRGINIA WORM KIILEK.-Chiidrer
v err for iii This valuable ano popular prepare
don h Recommended with the greatest eonndeaoeV-
DO oas Of the best safest aud meat reliable orm Rs
serpysgs IN use. .us .,,.,ar a. ..wsa,
Ard 70 the tAste and readily taken BY them
ma NAV be given 10 the youngest inAnt with perect
safety g IL contains no OIL worm sssd
' ssspassd only 81 =. J. PIoor. end sps sale bs
Dsusaists gSpsrAlly. sau
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WANTE D, WEAVERS-Fifeen tr
W twenty good OsnsbGrg WEAvERS can get
Immediate and permanent employ ~ u
MAhCiIEsTER COTTON ytCtOKY. apply 1t
the Factory to Hr. VA. By iDLEY sutsIi1t, n.
dent wa II POWERS
Jy I3-st Agent
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WANTED--Steady work aud liberal
w wages. at the Whes iR .ht aud way II M
tirg business Address, through ths rost office [,
FLEMING MOORE. Richp Oud, Va. yI3-3.
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r~RgAp THrs!-The undersigned in

'i'' PoaT MAYO, nenrico Co. July 10
Mr. HsyRr-DEAa SIR My wife has been suffer
mali of The back. sometimes she could scarcely
n,oya about the house. ] heard Of your iinIne Mt
and procured n box. After two appie sti1ns 10 the
affacted part she vas entirely reeH ell. and at This
tineis as well ss ever ehe was. . $500,
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hi a 7IUH INTELLIGENCE.
fort Of Rtchs,csad. July IL -FfSob ~afes ga zen
ARRIVED.

Sfea,nsr Jamestown, Parrish, New York, ridse
and passengers udHm W etsoD.
Steamer Geo Peabody. Pritchett Baltimore, mdse.
Ludlan Watson.
schr Jas Steele, Traye,s, baltimore, mdse.
SAILED
Schr Carrie. Cropper City Point four,
Saturday July 10 Cleared, ship J q Richardson,
B Lewis, Master. for Liverpool, tobacco. &C., By
ChAs Palmer.
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TEACaGR-Ons qualiisd

:. ttsch and who has had eXperience--t0 b.
..st.f.ui "A a i.Vse :. h,ll 4 Christian lady an
oer,u,r Gf the z eshyteriau Church pre."rfed.
though putessentai. lmmed ate Application d. sr
-. SfRtr reverence, branches taught, axe and
price Direct Box No 6-2, Richmond, Va.
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NANTED-COAtH NJ AkERS.- want
w to EMPLOY, Immediately, tive ftstclas.
COACH PAINTERS. Also. two BODY MAKERS
aud one WHEELWRIGIiT. ! will pay such price
a. ar given in rstclass city shops. Apply at ono
- JNO g. MORRISON.
~ Io-st& HRrriSouburE, Va.
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DIED,

Yesterday, at westand Cottage, near Dogwood
Mr. WILLIAM DDDS.
His funeral will take place at the above place al
4 o clock to-day His friend. aud hose CT Dir Tho
mas Samson, are respectfully nvhea 70 aiteno'
On Monday. 18th inst, Mrs. MARY A. CLARK,
Her tuperni will take place to-day at ~ o'clock
A al between eth and 18th streets, on tho Canal
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RICHMOND COMMANDERS

" ~ RICHMOND COMMAkDERI,
W No ,. K r.
~ ORDERS No. "a.
+ SIR KNIGHTS Parade mounted and In
full dress aud regaiia with sword and lance,
in front of the Richmond and Petersburg Depot,
corner OF Eighth and Byrd street, on FRIDAY
EVENING. the 10Th ipst at half past 3 O'clock, to
perform escort duty to Dove Lodge. on the occasion
uf lay Rg the corner stone Of Clay Street Church.
BY order Of r. II. Gill, y. Commander.
j. Ii. RERNAULT. c. General.
"a Members are requested to leave their fatigue
caps at my store without delay.
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