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H,a.wAynrs. The attempted robbery

oticed in last Saturday par or as having oecnri cd
on the Three Chopped Road" was on the "M.s'
dow Bridge Road we are relishly informed
The attempt was upon Mr.. Winston oi itauover,
about dark on Saturday, the 10Th uit, just On the
Rc bruond fide of Horse Swamp.
GU the hill on the other side Of the swamp, Ma
Winston was met by some cartmen, who said TO
him quite earnestly, "Nr., look out below there-
some robbers tried TO rob US iust now" Paying
but little attention to them, MIR. W passed on bnt
as he was on horseback and had nothing else to de-
fsnd himself with he thought OF his umbrella,
and grasping II firmly about the middle, prepared
10 defend himself best he could, II the men
should prove to be robbers Proyidentialiy bis pre-
parati, proved effective one, for just as he had
crossed the swamp fellow sprang from the bush,
and in an instant seized the horse by the
rein. Quick as thought Mr.. Winston let drive
with his umbrella, striking the ruan in his eyes,
compelling him to release his hold, and causing
him to cry out Justify to his two companions, "my
eye il out, "my eye is out" ofcourse Mr.. Via.
ston dashed of the instant the robber released bis
bridIe Tut not before he received slight blow on
the thigh from the second rubber, who called ~
the third one in the bush TO shoot him. This fel-
low fired tuice but Mr.. Winston did not know
whether the weapon used WIS gun or pistol =
Mr. w. cannot say what color the men were, bu,
thinks they were white.
The eoage in the eye may be the means OF lead
lag TO the detection Of one OF the parties.
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- MANCUEsTER RESIDENCE Fob

" RENT.--In,ending 10 discontinue hon,ekeer
.ng offer n rent my resslen;2e in Manchester
.cantennG fl = comfortable aad gooi sized rooms
i0ur oi them with IRE places besides two oas ent y!
ro1rns used at present as n ktchsn lnd servants
room
The houseir neatly new and worry conyeniert. u
the most healthy pert Of the town. and near oDe OF
the best rprings Ia this region, end cnmnands o
view Of Richmond from one end to tho ether &
| would like 70 Fell also the most Of my House
ho,5 aud Kitchen Furniture.
TO a good teusn, the rert viii be accommodating
Possession given Immediately.
Apply 1t this Office. my D-n
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s@PLArn STATEMENTS or Fact

Dr. HAMPTON VOW aged S2 years, speaks. Hear him
Ars you sick Beware of imitatjoDs! ASK ios
uarptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cHres
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induc'
sounterfeting.
% stand the test If public opinion No art o prfnnt
san GALVANIZED a worthless rtticle to keep IL N
a. a good medicjpe, if 1t bs not really So
good medicine will live, become popular ana 81
tend its sales year after year, In spite OF opposition
The people readily lind ont It's virtues atd INC len
of thom paGses fre-n mouth to month with more "a
piaity thar neWspa pcrs con spread it. nVlng VII
aess teatityi.g 30 the euro medicine has made io
him, is of more service than any newspaper sdser
Using.
Hslopton's Vegetable Tinetnre sId its elects
Ma WI uIag. No. l95 SoGth Peca street, Baltl
more cured Of RheuInati1ms d. ysrepsia ana HerYon
Ns. Epwrv NJ. sr.AskliN No. 27 Register street
ssltmore rueat dreadful Of 5crofrla OF years
tan ling los ninbeE OF pieces Of bone. restored u
Miss mARY sccrIELp Teacher, No. $50 Baitinlor'
treet-her eaBe aftcr years. OF suffering. has aston
ishsd her fris6s. Let the afflicted call To- see her,
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
Mr. Wm Oldham. OF baltimore Custom-iiouse, SUI
kered from these complaints for Is months with ped,
and mind severely affected He was enred ~ lamp
ION 'es'CSud CSudH. CONSUMPTION, &c.'
MIR Henry g. Winn had cough for years-greaa
weakness, De- bad in ell Ave or six physcians' tr'e
WIZ n 'HAWPTuH'S fEGETABLE TINCTURE.
sS-pelicate Ladies and Children VIII please sis,
! so,d y fib er PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond b
peisrssaHa pei sy MORTIMER MoWBRAY. Bait
more "a 6y D uggists and Shopkeepers every wher'
aI 81 per bottle six bottles for s. -oSc
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16- Mexican MUsrAso LIsfssxr.--

perhaps no article in the history VI Acterla Ndca
ever acquired the same patronage, was subjected 20
met with so few failures as the Mustsnx Liniment.
It haslusty been ied pauacea for all external
Wounds. Cuts, Swellinss. srrains Bruises or Erup-
tious CD sian Beast. IL ia far medicine of
prising virtur, that Physicians are compelled 70
prescribe IL; and iIoBl some remarkable cures Of
hroEic and distorted Rheumatic cases it has nnfr-
rally attracted much attention IRON the first scen-
tificlmiDds of the age. No family afford 10 be
with ut a bottle nf The Mustang Liniment In their
house BeWdFe IF Laitltt0Hs.
The genuine u sold by respectable dealers ip all
parts of the world. BARNES a PARK,
j. 2i-d&cwlm Pioprietore, New York.
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SINGULAR FAriLiTr.-An Entire F.lmiIy Dremn
ID The Joliet Signs informs as that . lad named
Albert Curtis, aged five years and eight months
vas drowned in the canal on the 18th inst. What
il singular about this sad casualty is that Albert
was the only surviving member Of the family o.
Hr Newman Curtis, formerly Of Joliet, who val
lfowned in Lake Michigan hye years ago. Mr.
urtis' wife aud eldest child were drowned at the
.ame time, aud Albert was saved by Mr., vii
lam shipsDan, who was In the boat At the time i
apsized, and who, at the peril OF his own hfesw
Ia sbore with him.
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G. REAL ESTATE
E:t NEAR STAUNTON.

AT 4 BARGAIN!
4 COMFORTABLE FRAME DIV hLLl 50 HOUSE
snd an ordinary siled BLACKSMITH SHOP, with
FJU x ACHES OF LAND attached on tie tine 0.
the Virginia Central Railroad. within one mite o.
Stsuutoli. " ill be sold by BOWERS, SNYDER /
CARTER. AT A BARGAIN, as they are desirous Of clio
sing M the business of their late eOpar!nership
as pr ,cticabie. Ii has the advantage of u Wa
ter-Power ard ia well located for ccIducI small
foundry business.
lnquire of \. X. TROUT. Eco, stnunton, Va OF
ASA SNYDER, at the Richmond Stove Works,
IL Am Eirhnf nd Va
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DECLINE In THE PaieRs OF REAL ESTATE IN Bos
res-The hard times are beginning 10 tell npon
.ome classes of real estate In the city. Stores
.ai ,ruses in certain situations and Of certain
zes continue 20 let well and bring up good priees;
nj the number Of hoases for sae or TO rent Is
.,ee. aad IL daily becoming larger Wien leas 90
ave teruipated rents have fallen. In most iocs IL
- aud where q Considerable number Of homes
,aad vacant as at the .onth part oil the ciiy.
.sspy II them car tn purchased ~ iess than G. ~.
sa.se iastsnc.s. 4 prufil l. obtained by tie
,fsi,,. through, The advance ig the rrce Of land;
~ s...king generally, nisny honses ar.. To- De
.sd for. .cs.iseraLly Iess thauibe land. materials
and labor would cost today.
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TaE MoRMoNs AT CAMP Scorr.--A letter from
Camp Scott describing the arrival there of Nor
nons who cIamed protection fromthe U. S. troops
lays:
On the evening of the 10th inst, three wagons
belonging to party Of apostate Mormon families
who have been fortunate enough to make their
way out of ihe friendly grasp of the Saints arri
,n camp. The name Of the head of the largest fam
iiy is Yancy be was originally from Tennes ssee
tnd has resi- led in Salt Lake Valley for a little
more than year. The balance of the party cou-
ssts of his sons and con ia-aws and a family,
named Green. They resided near Oregon City aud
,lthough they have pass fcom Gov. Cumming to
come out of the territory. yet they were stopIe
aud turned back twice whilat they were coming
through the Canona.
These families report that ninety nine hundredths
IF the Mormon population are reduced to a poverty
even greater than theirsfbr they had the means
ieave the territory. and in this were ieh Many OF
she womei were absolutely naked, and are obliged
10 clothe themselves like Indians, In old quilts
We learn from the lips of one of these persons,
that an old woman aud her son by whom she was
supported, living in his neighborhood were sus
Eected of being "Geptiles; :" that one morning.
shortly before he left, the old woman was found
ying in bed with her throat cut, and her son was
fund in the ga' den killed in the same manner -
lie says that he has repeatedly seen dead bodies
with throats cut, floating down the Jordan river
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% %Inryprsr,No TO LAp1Es.-When

III INTERESTING To LADIEs.-When
m the cours, of human events I.aGies and Gentle
men lose one OF their greatest natural attractuns-a
ine bead of hairit becomes matter of serious im-
aortancc and the question is, what shah we do to
stop the hair trom falling st and restore its vigOr
and beauty In reply to thin query. we beg to say,
try Dir. II tREIs' HAIR PROMOTER and iMPR0YER. A
feyy appiicat iois wii stop tho hair falling break
ing, remove aapdran keep the soap clean ana
white and inpart freshness and vigor 10 the hair.
md sthough Won ma have been bald twenty years,
he cuutnurd use of il two months will insure you
luxuria ut head of hair. Call and get bottle and
f not satisfied after the second application, return
{ and get The price paid.
Ask for pr. Harris HaI Prom ter and lanproyer
Sold n Richmond. by .,
Cor Main aud 18th. and Main and VI all sts.
n of,a
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s.S- IP THERE EvEn WAS a TIME when

sRH~ lF THERE EVER WAS TIME Wben
tAKER's PEEMUM BITTERs were required. it Is the
present aeasoi, when young end Old are using ali
Kinds Of yegetaho4 regardless ct the consequences
These bittcrs thould b, used daily to keep III sud
len attacks Of disease of the stomach; but should
gou te attacked with Cramp Choc, DHrrhsa. Che
iera N0rbus or any other disorder OF the digestive
organs use Bakers Celebrated Premium Bltters
Ererly and we will guarantee II perfect cure.
These Bite re- can be had Of ali Druggists
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aGx-AoHIILEa AsooLI Nd Hor

" EEEy NVufbLUo n sUOIfl w Dsp IIVtttU-
pathixt (iatc from hew York. and formerly an Alio-
pathic practitioner respectfully soicits the patro-
rage OF the citizens OF Richmond.
sS-tyfijce e}Taca street. ief ween 7th and Sfh.
B-Ksierences OF the highest respectsbiity.
Medical advice and treatHs GRATIS TO TIE Pooh.
at his Office every day, (Stthath cay excepted be-
tween I and 5 O'clock. L. ~
VACCINATION GRATis TO THE PooR every Wednes-
day. between and o'clock. 2. NJ. my i2-lys
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sS- EoTicE.-A meeting Of the Board
II Visitors Of tho Medcat elicge of Virginia will BE-
held in this city on the ETH on JULY next. 10 oil
vacancy In the ProIs-sorsbip Of Cheuistry. created
by the RESIGNATION nj DR.. Aartin L. scott
applications %
10 Zs~-ta secretary ~ the Board.
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sas- BLAcKBsRRr BnAnpY.-12 ca

Of ihe uboyo lust recriyrda moet desirable and ef-
cient arcpa alton for the d.sea ats DdaDt upon
the present hot seaE0n, tuch as DiarrLoea wabt Of
and weak ntss of stomach and Towels This
article has been extensively sold by the subscriber
tor summers past. ard has given Il neral an Is
faction, Call and try bottle at the Drug aud Pre-
scripten store of JNU W. aARLlCk,
Market Place, franklin street.,
io4 Richmond
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Sar SHTRBE AND ORANGE NECTAR
We have added these fine iuc cous Syrurs to our al
ready extensive list, which served ND with
sparkling S0DA WATER icy cold
WARlaG Il PEAkJE. Druggist.
ie25 Broad 81 above 9Th.
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SAFE Ar THE CAPfrol---The venerable old U. 2.
Hall Of Representatives was thA theatrs Monday of
rubiic vendus Tho old chairs and desks Of the
mem bsrs were sold 10 the highest bidder s;pgly or
la lots, TO suit purchasers There Was salna eess1
ps tisioa for the well known desk and chair Of Jebn
Quincy Afams, and they were Knocked down to
mclabsr al the press af any doIsrs, and are 10 be
sent by him 70 Massachusetts,. ~ present TO =
friend.
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n~DR. Tnos JOHNSON has taken an
office on Main street. over the grocery store of vii
son 4 Doshrr, opposite the Oid Market. where bis
'ri+nds IN always md him ready to attend 10 the
duties of bis profession.
All Surgical operations nerIur med
81 Entrance, next door 10 MO i StrecEcr.
: L
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Posi-. OFFICE APPoErMEsTa-Corpeiins Saum,
postmaster at Ssumsviic. Shenandoah cons:y, Va,
vice Joseph Rhodes, declined. j. ". Taylor, post.
master at TayiorsvIie, Hanover county, Va, vice
VIM d. Taylor, deceased. 7. b. sturgis, postma,-
ter at Glade Farms, Preston county, Va, vice A.
c. Green resigned. r. II. Hsgruder, postmaster at
Poplar Hin, Giles county, Va, vice George C. Dem
mia resigned.
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REss- NEW FIRE PRo0F EooFINa. The
rilcra srcc. asl.ls Of EsrnI Co In THAR

kES INV FINE NVUf hUVFIFHs--I no
subscTibers SUCCESSORS OF EsrnL Co, in their
PATEhT ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,
now Offer the same TO the public.
1t makes one Of tls very best ard cheapest roofs
ever used for DWELLINGS, ,CHUKCHES, BAnNs
DEPOTS, &c
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin rt off,
stors the teaky ones, and prevents those newly put
On from l. aking
re- painting for IN my years.
All orders IN city OF conntry promptly attended
to. e. ID. YALE a Co, =
l3B Main street.
Rs County Rights in Virginia for sale.
! 10 I7--lEl
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Mrr1r.nx-At . meeting Of the Youne

MILITARY.--At meeting Of the Young
Guard Light Battalion, held on Monday night last
Lieut. VIVA. l. satlerwhite was elected Captain q
Company A, and Lieut.. John 8. Rady, Captain o.
Comrany 4. The Battalion have made extensive
sryacements for gseir trip to Charlottesville, and
will lraye here on Friday meraing, about 10 strong
OF course they will retnrn In time TO join In The
Monroe obseauies OF the 9th inst.
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A RELIGIOUS FocafH OF JoLY.-At the Old School
prtsby ferian General Assembly, which met AZ
New Orleans last month, resolution was adopted
recommending that a. fourth of July this year
comes on Sunday. and should be reiigioasiy cele-
bratad by national prsyersneesing ~ ten O'Clock
A NJ, for one hour, In all the chnrohes 10 the
Union.
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LOSS OF VESSEL AND CREw.-A letter from Cali
fornia announces the less of the schr. Laura Be-
vans, of Baltimore. with her CAP tain, Morton J
mate, fieDry Parser.) and all hands on board.
twelve iu pnmher, including five passengers. She
was ou her way from San Pedro to San Francisco.
and it is supposed struck upon the rocks, forh.
iered in gale Portions of her cabin have been
picked up at sea. I, I. Ayrns, a weil-known Cali
fornia artist was one OF her passengers.
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NANEIRss - ohm Smith, charged with
breaL ius and entering the house Of Leuiaa Roper,
: fres WOMAN, was held 10 lal ~ tae Mayor ior
his good behavior.
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s6g- A Posrr1vE cuRE ron CANCER

f6r A PosrTIvE CUBE roR CANCER
sl.out TIE ns< ef Casldic or KNIFE endorsed ana e
n M4rvIdpd. with good report from I'VE phyHi
ssns OF the House of Delegates who were appointot
70 eSaniDs its claims =
The uudersigned will guarantee q cure OF all ex
tArnal Cancers where vita. parts have not beconlt
nyolysd before the application Is made. and the gen
erai health OF tile patiept Is still good.
Che At,oyejs all that il deemed necessary TO say
"a the great efficacy u this remedy Is now pfettysl
.ensfve:y known.
4 na,nnblrI giving some uss ful 10 nfrmatinn o.
no srilsrt of (aucer will ise sent 10 sii rQuriSt
he knowietge 10 contains, who will incIoss siaIl
Address dpDS sAiubhcf
Ia q--iIi,$
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SPIRITUAL" FUsERAL--The Manchester Mir
says that the first spiritual funeral eyerheld
in that city took place at the late residence of J
smith, on Wednesday afternoon. The ceremonies
we're commenced by the singing of anappropriate
hymn by some Of the ladies and friends in atten-
lance, after which Miss Emma Houston, trance
speaker, offered up prayer. after which she Pro-
ceeded to address the assembled friends. The wife
Of the deceased and her sister, instead Of being clad
10 the sombrous hue of black, wore white shawis.
with bonnets trimmed With white, with wells OF
the same color
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A PErrrox.-A petition has been forwarded from
New York recently to the Governor of Maryland,
signed by Iii ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Black River Conference, asking FIR the
pardon and release Of the Rev. samuei Green, n
negro local preacher. who Is now lying To the ren.
itentisry of Maryland, under sentenee OF ten
years imprisonment for having In bis possession
copy Of Uncle Toms Cabin.
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sAs.srlr.-Franx NeImant, was pun
isIr "a By lilo Mayor 20 osasssIising and attempsng
70 cas with katie fellow servant called pSp
Bowling.
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ss HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

~ Sll SELL at great bargain, a desirable To-
OF 9zuard lear the old Distiiery. and outside tbe
corporation line. II has frontage OF "a feet, and
depth of loss feet. IL has on IL twossori q frame
Dwelling and is enclosed with substantial fence-
Ap aiIoiuing lot. of the same dimensions, VIII b
cold also. If desired. Apply 20 ,,nnx,
aptG CAtIhpar.
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Fcs PaEsipxxs.--The Hanfiugton, Pa, Globe has
placed the name u Gen Simon Cameron as ia
head Al tbs peoples candidate for the Pressdsncy
Ia 1860.
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e. FOR RENT-The UPPER PART
,-i.-sv q u. KEELING.

81 FOR SALE OR RENT.--tithel
Z 1S Of those three convenient and desirable Res
,ier,s NJ AMI near the roraer OF Grace aud Eight.
s.treet- a.f n ~ occupied hT o. z. X. James, Z @
:. Yron gnI IA self R0r terms, time Of po:sess on
q Apply at my re idence en Eighth. near tn
Crner Of Grace at Office ia the Law Building.
Qiher vaIuabI4 Lots and Residence for sale; and
i.'slii!s for rent. -
- i6lm H. d. MlRoR.
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.,s- Da Jous r. WALru.LL. (Ho,

offers his professional services TO the citi
gems of Kichmond and It's vicinity Once st his re-
sidencr, on Leigh street, twodoors from sth.
ia fz-dty
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.os agur.A AND aALn
.PoSSESSION QlVgN IN AFRw

Ia nAYS.~FnR RENT - One sf the mos, fnsira.
, L varkct Gardens IN the neighboshood Of The civ
,,rtsiring Nhcat acres Of Land scarcely a mii,s
u5a .. lately PAINTED ~ad improved Kiteher new
stat'e, s'Hn NaH<e and Feed acon aud we'll ~
n 81 del'gNhal water. The whole premises il In
.p''p va "'yter The orchard containing the finest
variety Of lntt And the grape VINES are laden with
ln>c, us ffnit Nearly every dissertation of yesye,a
llr eau he ionRt on the piSee iR growing cs,ndl.
- kua 'ire at the general dssivcry Of the prs,
tif5cc- r. .9-S:s
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AZ NEx FXniLr Dnuo sronn. :.
MAEis0 M " pEaEcE, Drassisss beg % taibrn
Ismoyea ~ e their new SfIRk. On hsood fercst.
snoss A,.sr Nnin aM oppcsite sbe Old swan Tsvsrn.
Ia 10y pe sonnd 2 c.apiete assortment 81 ffs1S
~. Also. English And french Perfu n1nsy y Ln-
v,l n,s hxtiac.s Hair and Tooth Hfhshes YaIcy Ar
Tobacco CT the best quality. No..
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RB~ DUDLEY Co, Importers and
Wholesale Deaiers ia Choice WlNEr, Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WuiSK EYs and CIGARS No. IL Main
treat fe
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; MUsT BEAUTIFUL RESI-, ESCE.

YffES Aib)l BEA L / 1T u II AECii TI ~ T..
ST. on THE aOtlrF-SIDE GRACE STREET
ADJOINING THE CENTENARY CHURCH, FOR
SaLk-At the request # Mrs. Mary q. Fiber. W
are a ,Fized to sell thu vaiu4be residence locatr
al, ave. in her occupancy The lot fronts a. y
f. taHd runs back lG3 feet, tO ally. The h0nE
h . room b,s dfs a large sfRbls ani ample
81 It's accrnn.dal ions aud is now in the most per
fs,rt nr-,ar, having been th0r0uRhy renovated, al
t"r.si AID fpareda few years ago.
rers rs disposed to purchase are invi ed to exam
the property.
TFgas clo-t liberal, Apply 10 ,,
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xsSg~ SARAronA EMPIRE SPRING WATT

rhis ater fresh from the Spring. can be obtained
Messrs PURCELL. ADD Co.'S No. 122 Main street,
Hi hmon Va. by the grcss or simple box Also. Ior
sale at ali the principal Drug Stones in the city. For
analysis directions for use, and certificates of eni
gent PHI ysicians circular which can be obtained
vt the d. u2 Stores.
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors. q. w.
WESTON x Co. Saratoga Springs. OF at their De
pot, 6 S1arclay street, New'fork. ap l6-:'m
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There were i2 deaths In New YORK Sunday, ffou
sun stroke, and In Philadelphia.
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A SIXTEEN GUN CORVETTE RAISED AT SgBAsropoL--
From a letter dated Sebastopol, May 10th, in the
Boston Courier, we make the following extract:
"During the last week, the American COMPANY
which is at work in the harbor Of this place undt
Col. Gowen, of Boston, have succeeded in raising
from her former submerged position, a corvette o.
sixteen guns, in an entire condition and in good
state of preservation. The vessel was raised by
means of the caissons of the Company, Which
until within a few days. have not all been read,
for the work required of them. The corvette is tht
first vessel that has been raised whole, and nov
that The machinery for raisirg the vessels is il.
order, it is confidently expected that the lemaip,e,
af tho work will be prosecuted without delay
Daring the past ten months the Company have
been engaged in destroying certain u lhe vesset-
under water, and in raising the pieces. About fiji
3 .en ships Of war have been broken into frag
menrs By blasting, and the greater portion OF the
material OF which they were composed has bee n
raised"
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Sa--sS--S aN-S-
. FOR RENT list. Two large
- hr'ek Tenements on south side Main, betwee
private residences
m The ster, on north side Main street. betwee
IN m and 10th streets lately occupied by DR. sempls
Ihe store and dwelling on east eide III street. be-
tween Gay aud L,ish streets The house is entire
" NV aud conveniently arranged.
le 2l--5teoi JAS II TAYLOR SON,
. FOR SALE II am authorized Snsn
~ to sell valuable farm of 6a0 acres aud a -
aiii about % miles from hchmopd and miles IN
ne James kivet Canal in he althy refined and il-
teiilrens ntghhorhood male aud female school con-
yen,ent aud several churches If different denomi
nations
About one h af uf the land IL cleared and In A
good tate OF cultivation produces we'll Wheat Corn,
gais aba Tobacco the paiahce In timber and wood
The improvements consist Of Frame Dwelling
containing 6rooms, aud all necessary out houses for
farming purposes.
The NM has gotd run of custom, and with a
little exp use might be fixed 10 manufacture Piour
The attention of those wishing 10 purchase a de-
slrab'e plantation, are respectfully requested TO
make immediate application to
EVWAkb D EACHO, General Agent
Near the Exchange, Ho;ei. Richmond. Va.
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