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the 1lth u., in the London Herald, says:
"A party of Circassan dealers arrived here late.
ly, having among their stock o young houri some
fourteen years of age. In proof Of her unusual
beauty, may st oncs mention that the price set
upon her wss and Is 200 600 pisstres. Some dayE
sfFer the landing of the owners OF ths C.uca.ias
gem, relation OF her's arrived and claimed her
from her possessoTs who, it seems, had stolen her
from ser home. He claimed her restoration TO
himself, but nesd hardly say. in vain; tho
offs vaius5le piece of merchandise were not tho
men to give it W, through any sentimental weak
ness. The dispute was at last referred to the
Pasha's arbitration, much aSaius. the will of the
young beauty herself. who protested sganst her
return to her native hls, and stout;y held ont for
going on to Stamboul-shat paradise of Circas.
sian girls imagination. Before the Pashs, kow>
ever, cosld dsiiger his Judgment in the matter,
the dispute was settls. by the relation foregoiD:
his claims for consideration, aud accordingly
:he young beauty and her friends embarked for
Consssnsinople couple Of days ago"
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sTsAsGE EvIDRscE OF yEsACgrY-Pe.sr yerdine e
convict 10 ths State Prison. the other day, coolly
and deliberately laid his fuser on block, took an
axe and cut il eff close to the hand; rolling the
nsgsr up in paper he gave tito his keeper, saying
to him, Send 1t to the Governor as an evidence Of
the truth" He has been sudsayoriUg to get par.
doned and being fearful the Governor would not
bslieve all that act forth in his petition oers
ed thi. strange evidence Of Tersci'y.-JacksGn
Mich Citf-gu, lime To-
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THE CoMPLlMENTAY CONCERT at Mechan-
les Institute Hall. next Monday night promises to
surpasz any musical entcrtanmet our readers
have had sn opportunity OF enjoying for some
time. Mr.. J, Z. Hsslon is admitted to be a
vocalist ofs high order and the concert is to be
given f)r his benefit, he has, with marked liberal.
ity, determined to distribute 500 worth of pres.
epts to tho auiience. There are sose persons who
ects to the gift feature, but these iced not ksnd
in their numbers when the drawing for the prizs,
commence, which will take place At the close OF
the concert.
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THE FOURTH OF july will soon be here,
and yet no general understanding has been ar
rived st as to how the day shall be spont The mill
tary Of course viii! have their parades aalutes and
diDnerF, and some IF the sunday Schools will OBJ
serve tho day in formal manner; hut as geneI al
thing the people will be independent of forms and
ceremonies, going where they wish, and enjoying
the leisure az best they may. Not lesa than a
doZsn excursions for the country, have alrc cady
been organized, and others will be fJrmed before
the 4th arrives.
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GzskAS NATIONAL CONVENTION A German Ma
tional Convention met few Jays since at Clsvsand
Ohio The purpose OF this Convention. as set forth
In its cal, was to tako into confederation ths pro-
rriesy Of orgsrziDg . separate political party -
about l25 delegates were present composed Of roth
Republicans ard Democrats. from Massachusetts,
Nav York. Ohio, Pennsylvania. New jersey asd Ii,
inois. Tbs German Eress had generally sroken
against the invention, waving 1t as unnecessary
aud unralied for, and this fact accounts for the
smallresa OF the attendance. After harmsnioua
session. IN which the whole snbieet was fully dis
cnsred ii wisely sdilurnsd sioe dis without taking
any steps towards The cad for which ths convsn
tion was called,
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GRANDMOTHER At &c YE1Rs--We have last been
Informed of q remarkable instance Of early deye
lopment at Franklin county. 1t is thst OF q negro
womas, belonging to a gentleman 10 that county,
who gave birth to f,male child .: fourteen years
ofsge. The daughter improved upon the exam.
pie OF the mother and gave birth to child Mt eleven
years Of age So that there 10 only differences
Of twenty.six years between the ages Of grand
mother and grand daughter.
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INTERESTING ADDRESS. s.-The attention of
our readers especially invited to the address of
Rev + Y. Reese d., Of Baltimore, to aight At the
Second Baptist church, before tho Philomstbesn
Society OF the Richmond Female Institute. Dr..
Reese able and sloqusst lecturer, and shou!d
bs heard by oil.
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BELLEVUE HOSFITAL.-ThisI Ins titu-
~ tiou which has been in Successful operation for
the lset fce years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL. RIO lM0ND, VA,
tn delightful airy position and Is Furnished viii
every convenience conducive to the comfort Of pa
sents and the successful treatment of diseess
1t haa lately undergone extensive repairs. Hoomi
have beon nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
rnodation of gentlemen who may find Ii in )pFs
nient to be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the ipiscH
seard2 which are peculiarly commodtouh
TERMS:
(Papa6e ats hsTest0odIV the Pdttest)
White patients. per :veek-.........--...-....s$
Ootofed 40 . ........................
Private Rooinn ........--..E to SIS
EE City acceptancss required for patients from
one OF the ph ysicians of the Hospital
This includes all charges for Board, Medical attend
Ance, Nursing and Medicine. By an arrangement
with the In5rEDsry of the Medical College, small
additional tee ranging froTa 81 to $780, will be eharg
sd for Surgical Gases. The particular sum may be
ascertaned beforehand By application 70 one Of the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for lees than q week.
Tie undersigned will give their personal after
tcu to al patients plGc ed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, n. d.,
RelEin's New Building, 18th st.. between Main
GA oRENsHAW, III. d,
Franklin st next door below Trinity herch,
WM. W. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Law Building franklin street, next deor to State
Court Boss
Tnos N. NIXON. n. D. Resident Physician
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RLuGur IN THE APPLs Tsys.-Ws hsve been in.
formed by n gentleman who has recently travelled
throu Oh Surry Essex, lsla of Wight, Southampton,
and Nans: mond, that the apple orchards in the
said counties are snffsrins from disssss similar
to the rust la the wheat, the leaves having all
turned yellow. The apple tree called the Gregory
Ia nrincinallx a!fsctsd.-Norfolkl lIN Day Book.
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DRUBRED-A man who gave his name
as S.ofer-an acquaintance of the poice-was
taken to the station house yesterday to have tbs
wouuds on his head inflicted By female, proper.
iy dressed. lie was 80 much Injured that the po-
lice obtained permit and sent him to the poor
house.
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VIRGINIA REMEDY-Mrs DAWs'

"A q ELIXIR, one OF the bes. known rssae
dies for Coughs and Colds has been in In Rich
years, euc has always proved eficacious In Cough.
and Colds. The following certificate voluntari
ly given By Rev. Mr. Wiles in 1854.
BOWLING GRsES, C4goLIss March -, 1854:
MK. C.. @. WALTKa-Desr Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs Dsws' CbuSh Elisir,"
purchased Of you has acted like charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whooping Cosgh
very bad have uged it also in case3 of Colds, at
tended with ssvero coughing and in evsry case the
this preparation excellent medicine, and In ca
Judgment no family oExht 70 be rithoutit.
A. WILES,
Pastor Of the II. Il, Church, South. on Caroline Cir
emit, Va. Conf
for sale b. Mrs. A. B. DAVIS Fisher Winston
Slispaugh & IShuston. ,. W. Garlick, L. j. Picot
Bodeker and Ohas. D. Yale. Richmond oc D
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A SACK RAoE-certainly novel affair
In this sections advertised 70 take place at
H0ward's Grove, on Monday aftertcou next, al
half psst4 O'Clock. The runners arc to be sewed
up In sack, having only their heads out. and Id
this way they are to co. the winner to receive j1st
what :hsspsct2tors choose to give therS. Lovers OF
fun will attend At the grove to witness :he sport
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THE Losds-T DAYS The longest days Of this year
began on Tuesday. aud will continue Of the same
length IA hours and 50 minutss. until Saturday,
when they will begin TO shorten, ssd grew less un.
tiI the 7lst of cember From snusetuntil sunrise
now there Is only period Of hours and 10 min.
ates. This pc .iod IL known as tho s,lstics. and
again the sun will approach towards this equator
she zlst Of September, when the days and nights
will be- of equal length The sum- too at this Period.
Ia at Its greatest distance from the Garth.
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sB- PIoTusss. PIcrusns!! PIcrURxs!l!

respectfully call attention to the following STYLES
OF Pictures row gotten up at q MINHI.' PHo-
ToGRArH aud FISE Art GALLERY, lq7 Main street
enlarged 70 life, smaller sizes and colore in oil
making speaking and beautiful Portraits Photo
graphs solored in WATER CoLo6S aud worh ed 10 In
dian Ink, making soft and delicate finish really
pleasing. an AsRaoTYPEs in every styls of finish
All on very reasonable terms. mr. Is
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faFTo MERoa.Nrs.--The advertiser

IN ao1ous to obtain charge of the Books OF 1--WE
or Elk Tobacco Manufacturers or others who do
not employ tae Constant serv ices of Book Keeper
or ne would like 20 have permanent situation in
good house. In the meanwhile he continues to
give his attention to writing ap aud adjusting
Books and Accounts, aad will thank the communi
sy for any business they may a,yo him.
Refers to MessTs John and David Walker
Messrs Massie smith, New York.
VIM HUBBARD mITCHELL,
Accountant. Walkers Factory,
7th, between Maiu and Cary strSet.
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THE RETAIL TRADE-aud particularly
thst in the dry zo0ds line-wes botter yesterdsy
than "r several day previous. Daring the morn.
ing the weather such TO e-iice tho ladies to
60 out "shoppug," md very many of them gladly
aTsiled themselves OF the occasion. The dull ssas
son is setting in. and those who aff,rd 1t,
are making arrangements to Wait the various
watering places in the mountains to spend the
:utry days Of summon, Ia search OF health or
pleasure.
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D,sAsrzI BY LraHrNISG.-Ths Lebanon (renn
Herald learns that during thunder storm on the
night of the S.h lust 16 mules belonging 10 B d.
Motley, Of that vicinity, were killed by one stroke
OF lightning. They were all huddled together under
a tree They we're young mules, and were worth
ut l. aRt 90 bOl
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CouS!RRFslT QUAE-nss aud come of
them very base, are in circulation ia the city
How many have found thsir way to Richmond,
We are unable 70 guess, but as there was a seller
of bogus money here last week, disposiux of his
trash TO such as would buy, it ia qnie probable
that aiarge number of bad quarters floating
about.
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SLOW WoRK.-The contractor has finish
ed paving about one half Of east market street
between Mais and Franklin, aodif be con tinues
to make kaate slowly, will complete the remaining
half by this fourth of July.
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ORGANIZED. new Volunteer Com
pany met at the City Hall last night, Col. August
In the chair, and organized by eec:ing Col r.
MILTON CARY, Captain, and JESSE WaEaRy, First
Sarveant.
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~ Sssrops's Lryss Ixv1eo..r
~FRxsr LnsoHzs.-I have lust rs.

ssiyed, by Adams Express. a fresh lot Of swedish
LeECHES, which will be applied upon most ceason.
able terms.
P.s.-Cupp!ng aud Leeohing promptly attended
b. Can be fernd st all hoGrs OF the day ut h. Hair
Dressing ReoIs under the American Hotel, and Of
aigh. on 9Th street French Garden Hil..
my G-ts E. q. ROESOE
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S&F BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.

hui. OVIIU tINU EfiU
can be had dsily-from o'clock. A N, until TO-
NJ. at the American Hair Cutting, shaving. sham
pooning aud Bathing Saloon, uuder the American
Hotel, entrance on lIth street.
EH- Single Bath . ceats; or hve tickets for ST..
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fSITY DESG STOHE.-CHAS. s. DAW-
~ SON, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, corner
Main and 18th streets. has at all times hand and
receiving ~aekly per steamer a large ad we'll Sc
Iected stock of MsCicues warranted frrss md pure
Perfumes; Brushes Of all descriptions
Brown Windsor Soap, &c
Lewis Pure Lsad; Linsoed OIL
Colors ground in OIL
Window Glass; Putty; Nadder
Indigo; Qu,niue; Seanrs
Farcy Soaps; hne Teas only
Matches &c.
Suitable cot country trade His retail department
c9mpleta IN all its varied branches.
Manufacturer Of Tie celebrated UOrssy Cologne,
2ampson. &C. ia 10
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PLANET CHALLENGED.- We understand
that MIR 7 W boswell, one of the owners of the
inviucblo "Pianst," has received challenge by
telegraph, from New York, to match Tar River
against Pianet So 900 aside, four milo heats. tho
race to be run over the Union Course. New York,
that Mr Boswell will not take tbs match az d for
the reason shat he XII! have to do al tho travel
Ting. run al the risks, aud perhaps get his pet
k"ocked mp by diScssN. as was Exrhequer . few
weeks since The CHI allangers. re snre, have
70 hope ot beating Planet with Tar River, but
wouid rick he 1000 TO got Zip seIno excitement
sns draw crowd to the rev cour.e Let the par
ties say Ashland or Fairfield if they think they
win
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Asp PAPER HAEG.

- ING.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the public
generally thar he has opened an CPHoLSTkRING
and PAPER HANGING establishment on K0Ap
STREET, between 4th and 5th where he keeps coD-
stantIy ON hand large assortment of 1ne
FRENCH AND ENGLtSa PAPER,
suitable for psrlor use. Also. lot of fine CARF-
BID CHAIRS and SOFA FRAMES. which can be
covered to suit the taste. Also an assortment Of
CURTAIN GOODS and WINDOW sHADkS.
Gy- sHUCk snd HAIH MATTRESSES made TO
order. and warranted to give satisfaction.
AZ All work entrusted TO me, shall meet with
prompt attention AID at reasonable prices as can
be had elsewhere. kQE Aka-
ie2-ims Broad st between fsh and 5th-
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- BnNN1fr6 DIAnnHna kfEEun-
A positive and speedy cnre for Diarrhss, Chelsrs
Morbus, GUNNER Complaint. Cholic, Cholera InfAn.
nm.
This valuable remedy has been for over tsn Years
before she public. sa =
1t has been usod and tested In one thousand cases
Of violent Diarrhea and in no instance eyOr failed
to arrest the disease.
Families should always DO supplied for cases of
emergency.
Price so cents per bottle. e9.ss 81
For sale BY FISHKR Il WINSTON,
Druggists. Nc. i25 Main st.. Richmond.
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DIED AZ ssA--Geo. Bailey, editor Of the Nation.
ai Era, the free sell organ published at WashinG.
ton d. O., died on tho 6th inst, on board tbs
stealaship Arago, at sea. He was on his way 10
Europe, and sfl 'ctsd with consumption.
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CoAT OF ARMs FROM THE CHARTxR OAK Tho UNI
ted states steam frigate Hartford Is to have coat
Of arTas siaboratsly and beautifully carved, from
. portion OF wood taken from tina charter osk at
Hartford Conn. It was presented By the common
council Of the city OF Hartford, and the gifs was
commandant OF the Charlsstown navy ard.
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1859. SPRING GOODS. 1869.
nOGGETT 4 ANDKRSON-Dealsrs in

~ Parer Hanginys, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Curtain
Goods: Window bhades. Beds, Mattresses, 20, Cor
eeyed largo and we'll selected stock for the Spring
Trade to which they invite the attention OF buyers.
Intending to osfcr such Inducements Is pnrchasers
at great bargains may be realised We arc also
prepared to execute Paper Hanging and Uphol.ssr.
Ing In tho city or country. promptly, By the best
w0zkmen. api-sm
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H% SIgGER's SAVING MACHINE.
PRIOa FROM go TO Sl2S.
TAILORs and Gil
MANUFACTURING
PURPOeDD,
These Machines are uneQualled. They are more
IuRaBLE. capable OF doing . greater variety Of
work. aud Of
EARNING A0RR MONEY
than any Machines in the market.
Ihe new FAMILY MACHINES, at
$50 and SIS,
sre attracting universal attention. They are much
the best Machines ever offered at n low price.
The prices of all sur Machines have been greatly
reduced. I N SINGER 4 90.
2i9 Main street, Richmond. Va
M A srzAKrs, Agent. Ain
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n@s- AxrITICIAL TxErE-Tas Curo

Plastic PEocsss.-9 W JONES, DENTIST. having
purchased the exclusive right fer tho above
mode OF making TEETH. and after using and test
ING it in the most difficult cases ,oaers other plates
had failed IS entirely satisfied Of ats absolute sUpe
or1ty over the gold silver and plstna method can,
therefore. with confidence, recommend it to all who
s de5!re full partial sets ef teeth ard special
~ to ssch as map be dissatisfied oih Hoss they arr
r0n using: In this process, all of tho objections &c
the gold plate are renoved-the suction beino per
Feet secures comfort and stability to the it and thF
teeth being enbeded in the metal, the ood sexciu.
Gef from uDper or between them; they are. there
ore cteaaer smoother andiin every respect better
In consequence OF the perfect adaptation OF the
plato TO the mouth, and the suction thereby So
cured, he can insert ono more teeth tiott cdsrs
And In all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
Ct.
This method having been adapted and commend
ID by those standing higheH%5ns the pybfsssion
North and south. testimoniaisSTill be eisen, and
specimens exhibited. TO AIRY who may desirS to see
them. The oid Diatss Of those wishing to exchange
The old meth cd for the new, will be taken part
pay. Will of course, make teeth On the old mode
OF those who K,ay prefer it..
Filling theroughly and gently done; and teeth OF.
rac.sd by electricity for those who wish it.
UGtcs opposite CoriEtbian Hal. Ja7-ly
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A SMALL TRACT OF VALUABLE
AWOOD LAND IN HESRICO COUNTY, HIGHT
MILEs BELOW kICuMoND. FOR S1LE-I offer
for sale the tract OF land described sbeye containing
ope hundred and fifty acTes II 10 heavily wooded.
ard has on ii some very valuable timber. suitable
for building purposes, aud very conyenisnt 10 8
steam saw mill! II afioins the iaad Of the Messfs.
AEderson (iorneriy Weeds and others. 1t il To-
Gated within short distance OF the York River 4
X, aud the wood on the land when brought to
market will pay more thfn the price asked for IL.
For terms, &C., apply 20
RBLYNE, Land Agent,
OfAce Ia basement Metropolitan Hail.
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Mg> DEBILgTATED PgRsoNs.-Those who

G3~ DEBILgTATED PERsoNs.-Those who
have suffered incessant feyers loss Of appetite
or improper digestion. nay easily be cured by the
use Of BAKERS BITTEAS. We have known per-
efEer visiting all The watering places. without
ceivnc any benefit. Il any Of our readers are suf
for;ny ffoRi Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Torpid
Liver, Indigestion, Agus and Fever, Sour stonach
or Loss Of Appetite, they w had certain relief BY
using these bitters directed. Delicate females
may rest assured that these iiit ers admirably
adapted TO their diseases and never fail In quick.
euing nature and restoring the bls)m of health to
their cheeks. Teething infants may also be i'm
proved By their Hse-Whlst all classes ard sexes
will be beneftred by their en2thcning proper
ties. AS family medicine. these Bttters stand un-
Iivalled and must eventually supersede all oIhers
We invite . rial at once.
For sale By ell Druggists in the city of Richmond
and elsewhere in Virginia.
BAKER Proprietor.
cbynl md Va
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sPECTAI EorIcHg.
~NArURs rau 0xssr PHrsrorAr

~NArUBs Is THE QRaAr PHYsIoIAH
This is now admitted by the medical vrofession a.
fundamental principle OF healing science. It II
wisely provided By the human cconomy, tha,
whenever anything Ia wrong In the phy ) sical sys
tenn, the natural forces OF the body are brought ia
bear to expel the Gisesse The grest aim. there
fore is to strengthen the natural powers This has
Dr.. J H03TErrER'S BITTERS which operate 10
s,ve fresh vitality to sll the organs of the tody
The effect OF hsmedicino upon the stomach the
mver and the kidneys, prompt and decisive.
ins patient WHO'S wise enough 90 quit drugging
ana try she BTf1ss soon feels ii he had tax en-
new esse OF life aud be continues the usa OF 10
article, he is yed to find the streams of health
coursing through his frame. Let ali from whose
cheek the bioom has departed. give DR. Eoztct.
tfrs Celebrated Bitters trial
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where
A1-see advertisement in another colnrun.
~ SaSJoRs's LIvER InvIGoRAroR-
CoHPoUrDzD EsriRsLY FRoA GUM.-Is q mild and ef
tectusl csthartc, acting FIRST on the LIVER, to
eJect its morbid matter, then on the Stomach and
their healthy action. ard thus strengthens and
enids up the whole systen very RAPIDLY and is the
best LIVER INVIiOKATOR
LIyEg IN vIa0RATOR
LIVER INVIaoRAT0R and
PURtstEs TIE BLOOD
PURIFiKs THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES Ssnk HEADACHE
~etxES eDsTiYENRss
CURES BOWEL C0@pLAIHra
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Bold by ell Pruggsts. fe 26-6m
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The GERMAN TURNEHs are to celebrate
,keir snnevsrsary, at Schad's garden, on Monday
next, and as q number Of guests from Washi = gton
and Bsitimers are to be present to participate In
the ceisbratioD, some rare fun may be auticipat-
ed This cicty is composed entirely Of yonng
a1d sihlstic Germans, who take pride in health.
fIl exercises. ard who will exert Themselves, on
.his occasion, TO make the day pass pleasantly
Good mnsic wilt be in attendance, and II ths Ger.
ladies prerent. as sx pec.cd 20 little time
will be speht In ths sxhleratiug waltz, of which
they seem 20 be psssi2uately fuud.
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Rev. Thomas Mccullough, pastor Of 81. Pstrick's
(caiholic) church 10 Pittsburg, died on Monday.
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BOARDING.

THE TUNSTALL HOUSE,
CRAaHEAD sTREDT,
DAHgILLE, YIkGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired. We %.
snrs risitefs tnAt wili % spared topromots
The TUNSTALL HOUSE IL also the sTAGH OF.
glCB. and our Omnibuses will always ks In readi-
ness to carry passengers to and from the Depot.
Aa WhETERS,l
JM WALKER, SProprietorS.
fe felt-iyd w SIMkGNS.)
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DLASTER LATHs Having purehss
l. ed tho patent right of John Browns Self Feed
ing. Double Cutting. Mammoth Lafh maftiae. for
he couaty Of benrico Including the city Of Rich,
unond wa will bs prepared, in the course of ten
da- 10 Furnish La!hs (Which arc considered better
than any hsretofere offsrsd in this msIkst) a. the
rate Of 81 per thousand. Orders reeeivsd at the
ssw Mil Mayo's Island. or 81 cur shop, corner 9th
ara Cary str,ats.
lie 9Q-lm JOHN aED u BcON.