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~ DISEASED
side,
BREAST,

Extract from letter from Grimes, ESQ,
Losdon county, Va
''My wife has been for years afflicted with great
weak ness, pain In the side. breast ard back, palp
tatioD Of the heart feebIeness Of the nervous sys
ten loss Of appetite; complex ion sslow: tie sigh,
OF one eye almost gone. the other very weak. / am
pieasef to ray Hamptons Tincture has restored her
70 perfect health. Her ey es good now ever
they we're.
RHEUMATIsM, 3s YEARS.
Mrs BssweIi. Of Virginia. suffered from Rkeu.
mstism from her Izth TO her Goth year OF age; al
times entirely heleiess Being WI aithy, she EN-
ployTd the bnst medical attention and tried msny
iosdicines but was cured only by Hamptoa's Es0e-
s11te Tneture.
Hundreds will testify of cures on shemselv and
friends, after all other remedies have failed,
FEMALES AND CHILDREN
ibis Tincture will be found great medicine for
ell their diseases.
So Csli and get Pamphlets and see cures.
n sStd hy PURCELL. LADD co, Richmond; by
a. g11oRE. fredsrieksbnrg; by all the Druggists
ssli,aefs. and b. Drasrisi. and shSpiesrsr; 0nsHr
sfsIy wLere
ny davis
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The GILMORE BAND of Boston. on its late
visit here won to it many warm admirers, who
now speak of its admirable music in the highes,
terms of praise. On the morning before IL left, it
serenaded Mrs. Pelletf, Mrs. Writ Robj uson and Mr.
Vim. B. Isaacs, aud at each place was most cor-
daily welcomed and entertained.
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ASHLAND RACHs.-Wa have the nj,

ASHLAND BAcEs.-We have the pleas
ure to announce that the races over the Ashland
Course will be resumed gu Friday next, and will
continue on that aud the following day The con,
test on Friday will be for the proprietor's purse
s2oO-two mile heats, the entries for which art
ur colts of great promise, two of them being Fl.
aaDciers, and one Chiide Harold. The track i,
now in splendid order, aud the best of sport may
be looked for. For particulars, see advertisement
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VIGILANCE CoMalrrEE.-The planters in the
neigh eorhood of Demopolis, Ala, have formed q
vigilance committee to protect themselves against
the practice of the dramsellers OF that place tn
selling to and debauching their negroes. mum
Der Of the nprincipled yenders have received
notes o quit in a limited time.
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s@F ARTIFICIAL TKKTR-THE Chico

PLASTIC PROCESS q JONES, DENTIST, having
purchased the er@asj~ right for the above
mode Of making TEETH, and st@r asin2 ana test
ssse il in the most ii fsc cases tcfre other plates
Aad faded IS eirsTY sa:lh ard Qf ats absolute stl7.
osstp the gold, silver and platina method can,
therefore. with confidence recommend II 70 aiiwho
desire fun partial sets Of teeth; ard espec11
~ 10 sacA May b. diSsdfa$s .th tt"se fhr2 are
otc aststc. In tbs process. all OF the obecsions to
the Sasd plate are remcved-the suction 6e'H9 per
fret secures ecr fort and Stability to the MT and the
teeth being beled in the metal the food iseIclu
ded from unper or between them: they are, there
fore cleaner smoother and in every respect better
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation OF the
cured he lnoer, one or Ioore teeth ic,boa clasps
aad in slcases guarantee perfect and satistaot"r
ff.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by these standing highest in the profession
North and South, testimonials viii be given, ano
specimens exhibited 10 any who may desire to see
them. The old plates Of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new. will be taken in pari
pay. VIII Of coarse, make teeth en- the old mode
or those who may prefer II.
Filling thoroughly snd gently done and teeth ex
rscted by electricity for those who wish it.
offtcs opposite Corinthian Hail. Is!-lT
kMSI &c 1RiCE-ln Mass and Stick, o1
the bsst quality
GUM ARABIC. tg,nuiuel for tobacconists
IoAQ@A bEANe-AngasiuIa. Black and Cry
JaiIxod
OLIVE OIL. in glsss, of new crop
In store ana for sale loe by
} PErFlELD GEORGE,
In II Blair a Co.'S Buildiog
nv 4-6n Cor 18th and Cary sts.
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NJ DEAD SHOT FOR BED BUGS This is not one Of
the Mineral Washes heretofore used to destroy Bed
Bugs. but something a. much better "a the railroad
car than the old stage wegon. Being vegetable
extract it Gees not eysporate rapidly and waste
bat retains its destructive qualities for long time
presenting bed of instant death to those noxioua
tormentors Of our nightly rest. Sold By all the
Drdggis ap 2-Wd54W~
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The FRANKING PRIVILEGE The PhiiadelphIa
Bulletin exposes the following instance Of the
wholesale abuse OF the fran king privilege:
To-day, passing the Post Office, VIC saw lying
among the mail bags about to ne dispatched South.
OF Congress from this city at Washington Cue
wooden box, about foot rquare, labelled "Dr
- Universal Remedy" One joiuted fishing
rod, carefully done up in brown paper. One coff 80
pot, large sine.
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There were IsI deaths IN PhIladelphia last week.
There were 363 deaths in New York last week.
L. O'Brien, a notorious rowdy, was assassinated
10 Baltimore Friday night
We learn from the Hannibal, Mo-, Gazette that
Mr.. Richard Golden has joined Mr. Greedy in his
journey to California.
The Empress of France wore a recent occa-
sion bonoet of white Grape, with a small hum
ing bird placed on spray of lilac.
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He seemed to have at least a dozen cam
I paigns in his body. But he has disappeared,
like Romulus, and no man can say what
has become of him. May his monument
not be the NAV of some rapacious devourer
of sausages
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~FxxsH LxnoHzs.-I have lust re-.

esiysd, by Adams' Express. q fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHEB, whish will be applied Dpon most reseoc'
able tcrfas.
P.s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Gan be found at al hours Of the day at the Haif
Dressing Roog under the American Hotel end II
night on 9Th street French Garden Hill.
my 2S-ts u. q. F0BBCN
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E~RxFRIGERAToRs.

REFRTGERATORS, cheap cheapi
FATER COOLERS
WATER COOLERS
$40 IPER BATHS
ICE CREAH FREEZERS
ICE PITCHERS
Persons wishing any Of the above articles, will
find large assortmen Mt, at VERY LOW PsICES.
Thus A BULkLEY,
NY 6-Im l37 nain street.
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Rev. Joseph H. Smith. late OF Wheeliog, Va,
was Installed % pastor Of st. PauPs Church, Nsws
ark, N. j., on the 2lst inst.
J. N. Bricelsnd, formerly lieutenant 10 the o.
e. Navy, died suddenly in California on the 2sd
nit.
Miss Hardy, OF New Orleans. whose father
killed her sedueer, . year or two ago, has just
been Joined In wedlock to . Red river cotton
planter.
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SPIRITUAL CONFERENCES: Fredsr;cl
William Faber, D. d., author of "Creatoy
and Creature" "Eoot Of The Cross" &c
Baltimore; Jno. Murphy g. Cd.-The author
of this book is one of the most distinguish.
ed writers in the Catholic Church at The
present day. The volume he has now pu,
forth he styles series of familiar addresses
having neither the formality of lectures mol
the dignity of sermons, which are present
ed nearly in the form in which they were
delivered to his hearers in the Church OF
the London Oratory." The typography OF
the book is most credtable TO the enter.
prising publishers Messrs. Murphy & Co.,
who are doing great deal to elevate the
art of book printing in the Monumental
city.
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ROCK BArTLEs.-One of the negro boys,
engaged in rock battle near Mrs. Brucs's real.
dence, on Sunday last. appeared before the Mayer
yesterday, and received good switching for his
conduct Others of the gang are to be brought to
the rack for participating in the same row
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VEaY NIcE.-Mr. VIM. Snaith, who
lives near the plank road in Henrico, has sent NJ
dish of very fine "ant.Lstcher' Straw berries, all
of large size and delicious favous They are
called the "Peincess Alice, and are vary hard to
beat.
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MURDER op WIFE.-At Greensboro, Ala, on the
10Th inst. George Crutcheld,an insane man killed
his wife by shooting her through the head, while
lying asleep in bed. He afterwards feigned two
attempts to kill himself by shooting and cutting.
neither of which did him much injury. So says ths
Greensboro. Ala, Gazstte.
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Louis Nnpoieon's military Education.

The New York Journal Of Commerce, re-
ferrlng to the fact that when Louis Napoleon
resided in Switzerland, he studied military
tactics under Gen. Defour, soldier and
commander of high order, says that even
those who called Louis Napoleon, before
is4s, crack-brained fool, always admitted
'hat ms knowledge of some branches of
,,l'..ary science was of no mean standard
.h 'ne tew months that he was in this cour-
u!' ne visited West Point. and called the
"tsent'on .: OF our officers to improvements
o,n Mnnen shey might make in artillery. 1t is
also certain that the book which cxb;biteJ
the greatest ability of all his ante-imner;ai
works, was volume on artillery Wbetber
Loans Napoleon will successfully mt in
practice his military knowledge, is another
question. 0''e'
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fTRAwBERRIss.-O old frierd Mr.

FTRAwBERRIss.- Our old frierd, Mr..
Ii. j. Smith, near Fairfield in Henrico, has sent us
a basket full of delicious Strawberries, most OF
which weighed halt an ounce each. Seven of the
berries, not selected for sizs, weighed three and
half ounces. The east euders of HsDrico are going
ahead in garden productions, and OF few of them
have succeeded admirably in the cultivation OF the
grape, as we'll as in fine orchards of che ice fruits
samples Of which we shall baye in due time.
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The SOUTHERN CoNvENTroN--This body, lately
10 session at Vicksburg. among other foolish
things, adopted resolution recommending q
Southern convention TO take some means to pre-
vent the installation (iu case of tt elecsion) Of
"back republican" President; and should this fail
to provide for a secession, and the forming of
Southern confederacy.
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NAVAL ORDERS Lieutenant Richard L. Law bas
been detached from the Constellation and ordered
to the Hartford. Lieutenant Trevor Abbott has
been detached from the Portsmouth and ordered
to the Constellation. Lieutenant +. Murray
has been detached from the ordnance department,
Wsshing ngtou Navy Yard, and ordered to the steam
sioop wyoming. Lieutenant j. r. Hamilton has
been detached from the Hartford and ordered to
the Wyoming Lieutenant e. A. Barnet has been
ordered to the John Adams
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GoLp, in various forms, is to be dis
tributed by Sandersou Tonight, among those who
visit the panorama of the Russian War, at Me-
chanics' Institute Hall. Who are to get the prizes
40 one can yet tell, but even those who hold
blanks, will be we'll repaid their admission fee by
4 view OF the blowing up and burning of Sebasto.
pol, during the Crimeau War
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CANNIBALIsM.-Arow row occurred on

CANHIBALIsM.--A row occurred on 18th
street, near Mayo's bridge, last Sunday night au.
ring the progress Of which Charles Melvin had bis
lower lip bitten off and John Jones received /.
stab in the left leg. Yesterday morning Jones
appeared before the Mayor to answer for eurtaiis
ing Melvin's lip, but as Melvin failed to answer
when called the investigation Yves adjourned until
to-day.
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RURRUss 4 Bro,
NoricIk. v

q s:s.s ga ~ E,,s9S ,Ss NJ Hqsss ~
DY. imported By them rsm John TAylog e. Lon
den. also. TO Custom House. Brandiss Of the 6e
lowing ersndE Jsmss Aennsssyy Osards Dspsy .
isrier, and other branAs. CaAMRA0N11: tvsO
Seal; ccbinss IN "a half plnts PiPw ssadaes i
WINES sHRRRlks ppfi Gosdss. .Has4eaxl01
oshsr bIsId:. Madeira Wines Old seoase 49,.
AlouBtaaa, RyS pers kxtract 9 kys orsln; IHnk
5: 5Ss0Ss sM ~ sogass SSeaIs2 Sss - -
Mostettcr's celebrated stomach Etfs4 0ex!e1
London OOkDIALaIM koed9. kO1r11. ~
(red and vhiss.J nads II CassnnA eAx3ln
sse y sss:: Sais. hs haaszsr s1 csisSs Ss ssss
N HSysss 81 ssn1is1aAa ssnt oat b . - I'll
sssaa 1lid ylkA vtA - - - Dnne6uh -
s'ss'n ns0s YUnnuso 3 Dno,
| IA, Inporsen h. ~ uq1oe1 o1aAas. q &syt4t
o''ss;s,s;sa 'ss;ssaEs ts:Ss: W.: s;:s NJ ssie .gxs
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STREwING FLowEas The basket of beauti-
full flowers presented to the Boston aod Providence
ladies, last Friday morning was sent t. Sir Kught
Andrew Johnston, by q "Virginis Farmer" for
that purpose.
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TIE CoMMI1TsE on disputed Elections
met at first market hall yesterday afternoon, and
proceeded with their abors in the con tested elec.
tion now going on between Messrs. Hsgerty and
Fry, for the Office of Superintendent of the Gas
Works. When the contest will be ended no one
can tell.
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FATAL DUEL.-A duel was fought at the old Race
Track, in the vicinity of Mobile, Ala on the 18th
inst, between NJ. g. V;ck, of Vicksburah, Miss
and James II. Stith, nephew of Hon. Gerard
Stith, Mayor Of New Orleans. They met with
r'es at forty paces, and Mr. Wick fell dead at the
rst fire, the ball of his antagonist penetrating the
hrain.
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s~SHAMpoosINa WITH SHoyr

BATH -Gentiemen. if you wish to get = ur
heads shamp .oDed with the; shower bath woulu
al wise you TO call at the Hair Cutting, shaving,
shsmpuoDing aud Bathing Saloon under the Ame-
rican Hotel entrance Oh lith street. Single bath
IS cents or fve tickets fer 81. my 10
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is prepared to furnish TICKETS for the approach
ing election on Thursday at the shortest notice. and
very low.
Hx-BuY YOUR Books AT TIE GIFT EooK STORE
where You may buy
A Book and q Gold Watch for 81 90
A Book and Silver Watch for %
A Book and God Chain for 90
Book and & Cola Thim5le for 90
A Book and Cameo Pin for 100
A Book ard = set of Sleeve Buttons for LOO
A Book and Gold Lockst for 90
A Book and Colo Bracelet for 90
A Book asd Gold Pencil for 100
A Book and Gift Book for / 90
This Is a great movement. (which has for its end
The dissem nation of knowledge b to call q;
No S6 Main street. and bur a Book. my 23-6s
TMANTLE DEPOT,
SO MAIN STREET
shall opan this day s White Bareges and 4
Black suitable for shawls and Mant es; also Quill
cd Ribbons for trimmings.
BARAGE MANTLES FOR
LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN.
Fine Narseilles Nantes for Misses and Children
all sizes; alas Brillants Msntles for Children and
Rsglsnds White and Buff.
1000 MANTLEs FOR LADIES.
Of the richest styles at prices to suit the closet
buyers.
RFZsKIEL, Mantle Depot.
mg 23-5t* 81 Main street.
e. WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
CANTON MATING.
~ WHITE CANTON MATING
"a WHITE CAN TON MATING
IA RED CHECKED CAM ON MATING
Also
Rich DRESS SILKS and ROBES
Beautiful DRESS GOODS
Mems and Boys WEAR
House Furnishing GOODS
Ferino aud silk UNDERWEAR
PLANTATION GOODS dc.
ALL NEW, and for sale low.
wilkins FICKLEN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY Goods.
INV l9-6t
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DEATH OF AN OLD SoLDIER.-Hon Samuel Dill died
at Camllus, NY, on the Lat inst, aged ninety
one years. In 1908, as Major in the New York
State infantry, he had command of the entire
Northern frontier. from the st. Lawrence to Mag
ara. and General Winfield Scott served under him
as Liertenant in the line.
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Posroyyrcr MArrERs-P. C. George postmaster st
Hominy Grove, Westmorelsnd county, Va, vce
william p Crabb, resigned, D D. Dush postmaster
Al Normsutown, Gilmsr county, Va, vice James
Norman resigned. David A. Warner postmaster at
Big Spring, Pocahontas county. Va, vice Chss. 7.
Kidgeway, iesigned. Frederick Buckhards post'
mssier 1t Rich woods. Nicholas eonniy, W., vice
william Rutledge, resigned The ofiice 1t Wallace
Harrison county, Va, h discontinued.
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Quick TsIp.-The steamship Vanderbilt arrived
at New York Saturday from Southampton, having
made the passage in nine days, mine hours and
fsre,sth sir minates-the quickest on record.
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sS. LBs g. PLEAsANTs-

ATIUKIsEYE At LAW,
Practice in the Courts held in Richmond HcnriCo
GoochisRd and hanover.
AS Notariss Public and Commissioners Of Deeds,
&c tkey are authorised 20 take Dispositions, Atfid
Wits Acknowed gmants of Deeds, Powers of Attor-
Eey Bills Of Sale dc to be used or recorded in the
several states and Territories Of the Union.
Oaioe on lIth st, 81 door from Main. NH l2-ly
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A CHANGE OF RELIGIOUS VIEws-1t 10 under
stood that Rev. j. r. Tustin, late Baptist clergy
man in Warren, but now travelling 10 Europe, has
applied to Right Ksv. Bishop CLARK, Of the diocese
for orders in the Episcopal Church .-Fropidence
fR ~ Press.
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sey- HONE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

!.
IsFALLIBLE BAKING PowDkR-Thc best eUd chearest
PREPARATION known for making in few minutes.
WITH 1Ur YXAST and in sn elegant manner. light,
sweet and hau3soms Loaf Bread Biscaits Batter.
BnckH heat and other GIIddls Cakes, Pudding. Pief
and Pastry OF every description. with o saving OF
tine, labor and expense.
No family sh0ud be without them, as bread Is
made more speedily and better by this than any
other method known. Give IL u triai
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
JUHN w GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Cole Proprietor,
myI8 hichmon6. Va.
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roLicE OpERATIoNs.-Therew were a num-
Der OF criminals before the Mayor yesterday morn.
ing, Tor trivial Offences, which We shall brief,
dispose o as follows Oliver A. Hobsop, for beiry
riofous and disorderiy in the streets held 70 b.,
'or good behayior.-Ben Moss, free negro, drunk
and asleep In Poplar street; fogged-John White.
DRINK and asleep in the mar ke, house; discharged
Effeoel'cK, slave TO George Palmer ,impudent aud
abusive to James Elliott, in his own ward: aooeed
-MsJor, slave, charged with stealing a load of
BRICK; discharged.-Wiian jefferson, q slave,
charged With stealing basket of clothes; acquit
ted John Bake, threatening violence to bis wife;
continual >'
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA. The
next annual course OF lectures will commence on
the first Monday of October next, and continue
until the first Of March following, embracing a
period Of five months. The examinsfiop of candi
dates for graduation will take place during the
nrst week In March, and the commencement for
conferring the degree will be held Immediately
thereafter.
The course of instruction includes all the
branches Of a complete medical education. Eyery
effort will be directed by the Faculty to full aud
intelligibie exposition OF the several departments
OF the science, the lectures being made, as far as
practicable, demonstrative while, as an important
additional means of impressing the principles
Taught, regular examinations will constitute
part OF the plan of instruction.
This College has every advantage which q South.
ern student OF medicine could desire, fn prose.
cnting his studies; and as its professors are all
eminent In their practice, It is very strange that
oar own people do not encourage it more literally.
NOT only are the lectures as complete and pro-
found as could be desired, but the hospitaI In the
college furuish diseases 10 all stages for practical
experience, while the character of operations in
them is as varied as the student could wish. Let
yonug men of the South bear thsee fact In mind
attend lectures in Richmond next winter if thew
Wsh TO become competent Southern praction.ers
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V,srrogs 10 rrx Baptist Cosvrn-

TIos AND STRANGERS IN THE CITY, are respectfully
invited 70 call the Photograph and Fine Art cal
iery ofG W mINNIs, No Ig7 asin street, opposite
the Custom House, and examine the beautiful spe
cimens Oh exhibition ia every branch of Photogra-
phywhere the art can be seen in its utmost perfec-
tou. my y
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E%- William P. Mayo,

Late of Bin.ord, Mayo Blair. is interested in tn
tusirtFs of
WATKINS oE FTCkLEH,
Where he may always be found prepared 10 offer n
frisnds and thos1 of his late firm
LARGE, ELEGANT AND ESTIkELy
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
my Him
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.- The

NOTICE TO C0NTRACToho.- The
IN undersigned Commissioners. appointed By the
County Courts Of Hanover and iienrico. Will re
ceive proposals. at the Meadow Bridges on the loth
with gravel the c Ansewsys OF the Meadow Bridge
Road across tn, Chickahominy, and fr repairing
the ebutments of said bridges. About 500 cubic
yards Of gravel win be rsauired-to be hauled an
average distance Of half . mile. Pertons desiring
TO do this work can apply 10 either OF the under
signed for further information.
EDW. SYpN0R. Uanover
THOMAS G. TURNER.C
JAMES T. REDD. Henrico.
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PA'sFuL.-The drum or tympanum CT
she,,s .he ear Is as sensitive as the eye ball, and
snou'd never be subjected to harsh usage. Yes.
terday morning while one Of the ofI,cer. ~ ,h.
mayor was picking his ear with pin, some per-
son 10 passing him accidentally touched his arm
living 'he pin into the ear, aud producing ex.
cessive pain, which may lead to deafness.
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sFCHEAP GARD DIsP ATOH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUGGLEs' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES. 10
prepared to furnish thsdescripton work cheaper.
aud with greater rapidity than any other establish.
uaent in this city. The largest stock Of CARDS in
the city can be found at this Office.
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BEATEN TO DEATH On Thursday last q man
named Macauy, was beaten to death with bricks
and clubs, 1t Louisville, Ky, BY one Pat Ryan
and another Irishman. Macauiy was from Vicks-
burg. Miss, and on his person $500 in gold was
found. Ryan and his sccomplice had not been
caught.
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TCRE0H PEACHES. .--6cO cans ffssA
= psachsx ~ Do Temasose, ~ r. sscXS1Ssea
fss sAk iow - q 4SO
nSl Next doee 70 1ssnenes -
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Cosvicrrp.-A. Daugherty hss been convicted q
Wheeling, Va, Of passing eounterieit money, and
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E% MAETLE DEPOT,

GO MAIN STREET!
LADIES'
MISSES
CHILDREN'S
WRAppINGs
r EZEKIEL'S
my Is Cloak aud Mantle Depot, t9 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24
s% PAREE PoIgDExrrR,

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RICHMOND, Va,
Will practice In the city Of Richmond and In the
counties Of Chesterfield Powhatan and Amelia.
HA Office In Lisle's Building. corner of Main and
tn streets. 10 Z3-l2m