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,,FA- The best place in the world to obtain good
photoSrnPhlc llkenesses of small children, rs at
hEEs Co.'S steam Gallery, l39 Main street, oppo-
ne fureell. l.add Cos, where all the various
ina ina experience. Their Crayon and Transparent
ueari AmbrotyPes are The most beautiful Of any
mat We have ever seen. Their prices are from rs
cents up TO sa, according n size aud stsle Of case
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II NIL HORn' DEPOT.

This House is open far the reception and er
tertanmspi Of the trayelinE PUBLIC. Persats go,
ing to the Rock Alum. Bath Alan, Warm. Hot and
Healing Springs, get oil the cars at this point and
stage 1t to.the above places. Those who are desL-
rous OF avoiding night travel stages, can dn 50
they can be accommodated with HACKS 10 anr
point they may wish to share Cd the public pa
tronage is respectfully solicited by the PTopTetnfs
lie 22-GtAulF CAIIHORA 4 WARE.
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L EUTAW HOUSE,
)O w ia iAN ''V '|' RICHMOND VA

D. N.
The undersigned having leased the above Plea
sanity situated Hotel, and made every preparation
to continue the business. take this method of 10
forming the public that the house will he closed;
appreciation of visitors and render It second TO no
house IN the city.
MEL as Superintendent and secured the services
of Mr.. +. NJ. ID. CLARKE as Clerk, who will each be
pleased To he at the service of their friends and
the public BLAKEI.EY & MULLIkEN,
~ 2-lmd&cw PrupTIctoTs.
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na- still Another Cnre 81 Dyspepsia. ,, Pal q /;
PiTATION AND FLUTTERlNG IF IL h

WASHINGTON, Fayette CO., Oho,l
June g, 1859.
Msssrs. Mortimer + Mofcbrny-Dear SIs: take
this method to say TO you and the public LnaalL
have tried HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE I'M
TURE in case Of Dyspepsia. and have never. IN
twenty yenfs. found any medicine to efpat IT. waE
so badly afflicted that had to qnt work ny eaSga
of PaipitatIop and Futterihg If The Heart ohe
bottle Of the 'fINCTGaE perfectly relieved me-
Yours, with respect.
JACOB SLOWER.
Call and get Pamphlets. and see cures OF Cough,
Rheumatism. Scrofula, &c. As restorative ana
invigorator it has been highly re commended
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves ana
friends. after all other remedies have failed
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.1oIhs iinctare
will be found great medicine for all their Diseases
Ma Call and get Pamphlets and see cures;
Sold by PIRCEIj LAID co: iii R ,Sd npna
lists in Petershurg;. by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY. Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shop
6 ~ 16-d&wts
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ADJUSTMENTS
, GRAND military AND civic

p EXTUKSTON! H0
1 The MONTGOMERY GUARD. Capt. -
WP. T. MooRy. having chartered the larxsstA2
has beer recently htted up, beg Leave to hhn5nnc@
e. fnelr ir,errs ynd 10 pabIic gensrs,y thu th,y
CURSIoN down James river, on TUESDAY
EVENING next. 18th inst
SMITHS ARMORY BAND has been engaged,
and every oiher ARRANGEMENT made 10 insure the
pleasure and comfort of those who may favor them
with their presence.
Mt city prices.
TICKETS, (which may he procured from. fie.n:
hers Of the rcfbs IalIniitbga Gehtlsman and Lady
si; each additional Lady 81 cents.
Tho steasner will leave tho wharf al O'Clock. r.
M, Stich Of The Military as propose Joining them
are requested 10 sppca! in uniform.
u Capt. T.. T. MOORE
Quarter Master n g. HgkNx
Sergi y CDsNOA
Private ". DCGAN.
iy lG-3t CoInIujtteo
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9irbmunh pispatthh.
TUESDAY MORNING. !.
Dispatch for the springs.

Persons x1siting the various watering place.
can have ufc Dispatch sent to them any 'e"s"
Of time they may desire by leaving d'Fe', Ia
., the counting-room. II viii be fof""
hy the earliest mails. and embrace All "'e ''
70 the latest hour.
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friend has placed in our hands a copy of
the Richmond Enquirer of 1907. ii bears the
yellowng finger prints of Time, and i'll lis nd q.
Sertising columns are many names familiar to
Richmond ears, but who have long since
passed from the stage Of life
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E,er-Ou Sunday, the 10th inst. destruc-
tive fire occurred in Greensboro, Caroline
county. Md, by which the dwelling of Mrs
lula McGonlgal, the storehouse OF e. Ii.
Moore. and the residence of Mr.. Joshua Nc
Gonigal, were entirely consumed. Total loss
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EDUCATION.


EREDERLCk's HAL.L = EE ~ seb LE
which Is located within half a. mile OF Frederleks
Hall Depot Vrsinia Central KaIlroau, VII nid. co on
nencc On the Ist Of next September, anu eioso y"
the LIST of July following. -,.
TERMS rER sEssLON Or IEN MoHHTuss.ss CT
Board and Tuition in all tho Ehsilsn IN ~,
Ten MoHtbs. a.. r.. .. ~ ~,
Musician the Piano, with use OF Instrument ~ ~
French Language .... ....... '-'.''''' 10 no
Drawing md Painting. each .............. ~ %
India Ink and Cray on, each ....'...t. ~
An accomplished and experienced Teacher WIZ
Nv address is sFrederick's Hall. louisa county
virginia" tjy I8-2ml NATH,l w. HAhhIo.
M " BQARDbNG AND DAY SCH q IL;
MI. MlSs ~ rh ta fsst Mondny IN October next
She will be aided 10y efficient teachers IN each de-
p1Myt m'e nBhERAup will be retained as rrefci gov
lain tatbenatles ard the Physical |, Seispse,s,
will he Taught BY Frofassor TiEoDohE HEf-
nENFEI,D n gentleman whose high aitainments
and successful experience IN teaching fehde1 nun
worthy of entire confidence.
Circulars with further details. may he had on ap-
nlication 10 Mrs. J. w. PEGRAM, at her residence,
Linden Square. V i'-o@c"'hi
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TUE TUNsTALL HOUSE.

DASVILLE. VIRGINIA.
With new furniture and newly repaired, as
visitors that efforts will Ike spared to promote
their comfort. aud respectfully solicit trial
The TUNSTALL HO; NJ is also the STAGE
OFFICE and our omnIIusses will always he In
readiness to carry passengers 10 and from ths
Depot. 4. q. WALTERS,)
J. NJ WALKER, : Propriet0rs,
fe lI-Iyd W II. SIMMONS.
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DR.. o. r. Early, son of the venerable Bishop
Early, of Virginia, has been appointed to the
Professorship of Materia Medica in the Medi-
cal College of Memphis, Tennessee.
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THE ARLINGTON HOUSE.

CORNER OF MAIN AND 6TH STRERTs
The proprietor will be happy to accommodate
travellers The house, for situation and comfort. 10
not eXceled by any in this city. Some large, airy
rooms, suitable for families, and also single rooms.
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EXCURSION TICKETS

~-xxe-azz.z,- EXCURSION TICKETS
AS9 ssszs TO DIP P0ahT
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
For the convenience Of persons who visit these
popular places of resort IN summer, ARRANGEMENTS
Railroad and the Steamboat companies, for through
tickets between Richmond and Norfolk, Old Point
and Hampton Mt the following rates:
Fare for White persons ,.,....,..........,.S 3.2
% a." Children over hee and under twelve
years Of age. Observation-Disclosures. aS
g :. Cnlores persons in servants ear. 80. as
Also; Return Tickets, good Tor fifteen DAYS, ~ the
following rates: .. - =
Fare fer Write persona .....................s5s
- Il" Children over ave, and under twelve
years OF age .........'...".... s7s
% " Colored persons ia servants car. 80. 3.T5
Passengers will leave Richmond in the Express
Train, which starts At 4.25 A. NJ, and reach Old
Point and Hampton IN time for early dinner. Re
turning, they will arrive in Richmond at s.25 p. NJ
For tickets or farther information, apply at the
office of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company. THOS. II. WINNE,
jy l-dt25A Superintendent,
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o., VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRI.

-, VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRI-
fS~Ga CULTURAL SOCIETY.--At meeting
of the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of this So
ciety, on the 18th instant. the following resolutions
were adopted:
on the Hermitase Far Grounds on the 54th, a5th'
2jth. x 2sth. and Goth OF October next
RcS0Ired, That the Premium Last of the Fair
held last year in this city, he referred 10 Select
Committee of Seven. with Instructions to report
Premium List for the next Fair to an adjourned
meeting of this Committee.
ReSoired, That said Committee be instructed to
allow premiums on fast horses against time, best
tY0ttiHg and rHHHt0g.
COMMITTEE ON pRENIUI LIST :
RI. C. CABELL. VIM. d. STANARD.
PEIT0N JOHNSTON. s. MCRAE.
J. l.. DAVIS. W. II. RICHARDSON,
r. ARCHER.
gAs City papers copy one time Jy iS-lt
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DESCRIPTIONS, &c.
DissOLUTION OF co.pARTNERsHIl

IL The firm OF HOW ELL ( MESSLER was dis
solved by mutual consent the Both June. All
persons having claims against the concern, are re-
quested to present them for payment; and these
indebted VIII please settla their accounts as soon as
possible. Either partner is authorized Ia use the
name Of the hrIn N settling mp the business only,
JOHN MESSLER having withdrawn from the
concern, the business viii hereafter he carried on
at the same boat yard by CHAS. HOWELl.
C4IAS. HOW ELL,
il 6-2Wt J\O. MkSSLrR.
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DIRECTORY
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CUSTOM

u FRS-UNI4Il~ MII > STUN UF UUHIN To
BE CLOSED QUITO purchase the. cheapest
Irish Linens Millinery Goods. Mitts. Buck. SIX
and Thread GauntIets Camhric and Swiss lIusIinS,
Tarlatans. SIX Netts. wide Black Sllk l;aces, Cam
brio and Swiss Ed.insS, Nantes, Children Mar
settles Capes. CoTsets. Hosiery, $3.50 yards silk
Frnses. Popnetts, GailO9ns, velvet RihbGnS ana
other Trimmings. $40 ParaSolS, Fans, Thread
Iaccs and Edges. and numerous other foods. II is
10 the interest and ADVANTAGE OF all persons to Eive
JOI DSNTTT cali as he rs determined to close his
stock ont and they can he sure to procure the
greatest KIND Of BARGAINS, which are not met with
sstarv d,I +. GOLDSMiF. ms Broad ST.
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JN0. BLAIR,
July LIST, 1859. r. w. CHAMBERbAYNE.

IN retiring from the business of W. VI. HARRI-
SON & CO, | am pleased in the assurance that
leave my friends and patrons in faithful and eff
cicnt hands.
know Mr.. BLAIR and MIR. CUAMBERLAYNE tho
roughly. and there fore do most cordially recon-
mend them to the confidence and patronage OF my
friends and patrons.
| feel a lively interest in their success and ask
my friends To sustain them. In doing SO, they will
not only crafty, but materially beueht. ne.
~ I-6w w. NJ. HARRISON.
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SUNDAY MAIss-tnquiry having been made
al the General Post Office Department whether
these who are conscientiouSly opposed 10 the
transmission of letters on Sunday could have
their wishes respected in this matter by direct
ing that their letters should not he forwarded
on that day. the following communication has
been published on the subject:
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DE CO-PARTNERSHI


u The concern Of ". n. HARRISON & co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent The business
will be closed by JOHN BLAIR, who will use the
name of the concern III liquidation only.
w. Nj. HARRISON,
July lst, 1889. JNO. BLAIR.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP. - The undersigned have
this day united under the style and firm of BLAIR
4 CHAMBERI LAY +. and will continue the GRO
Gerry BISI ESS, in all it's branches, at the stand
recently occupied by ". NJ. HARRISON 4 Co. They
the patrons of the old concern, that nothing
shall he left undons that may please them. and they
hope. by strict and prompt attention Ia business, to
merit and secure, not only their. patronage, but
that of the pu bile genrrsIIy
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Steamer jamestown. Skinner New York, mdze.
and paSsene ers, Ludiau \ atson.
Steamer George Peabody. PrItyhard, Baltimore,
tudze aud passengers. y. < w. Cur'ie.
Schr. Wythe, Tuttie, New Work, ,ndze.' d. X w.
Currit.
W. Carrie. -. - -
Schr. ireland City. Conklin, New York, ice, Crit
lin TAYLOR. ,
Schr, s. p. Halves, Mason, Philadelphia, coal, s.
L. HaWeS < Son. 49,
Schr. Mary Matt, Ireland, Philadelphia. coal,
N Srhr. Chericoke White. York River, wheat Will
Schr. Howian,', b6neias, York River, wheat, J. K
+. pahrl'
SIM. VIM. CoIqutt. Frank, Baltimore, mdzc.,
W. u. ColquItt Co.
Schr. Mary Wise, Brewster, Rorkand, lime,
Luther Libby.
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TIVE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to under

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared TO undertake
L the removal of ASHES, DIRT, or other null
eANCES, by day or by might, from the premises
of persons in any part of the city.
He will apply lime and other disinfectants wher-
ever 1t may be necessary His charges shall be
moderate, and his arrangements so complete
that he can warrant promptness and satisfaction IN
all he undertakes.
Please leave orders at the store of A. BODEKER,
Esq, No. 10 Main st. WIN. IL. NUCkOLS
is Ig-3tS
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Schr. N. Clinton, Veal. down the river, light.
Schr D. 7. Hickman, Clair,

STEAMSHIP 1AHESr9NN. THes. SIMMER; Mas
g. L. Ba! or. J. Briggs. D. Burdck. ]. L. Boy
den, 4. KiIon, j. c. Harrison J. 5. Alice, T. Tay
Tor. James boy lie, A. \. Gun. John Peterson, Miss
Ella Wolfe, Chas. Sawyer, II. Russell, q. Il. Dick
Inson. Anna Vile Miss Baymore, Miss f. Bowen,
Jude wilkins and son. J. p. Wright. &. Post. B.
Jones, Miss Clinton, Miss Collins, Mrs. A. Up
shur and servant. ". A. Brewster. John Graves.
/. D. Evans, r. MONTGOMERY, Miss H. Gorse. Ed
Cox Alice Raymond, J; Fay, lady and child, Mr..
Francis, lady and daughter, j. d. Groner, and in
steeTage IS passengers.
Also. from Norfolk-S. J. Roberts, W. s IIarri-
son, II. Il. Foster. - Wedenburg, JAS Cochran,
Jas Proctor and lady, F. Wood Mrs. Brevel. Mrs.
tirlsby and 3 Misses Grisby. Mrs. Wierd. w. W.
Hall, +. Schmidt. Jno. Piper. Mrs Lewis and child,
=. NJ Ever, MaTnaduke Johnson.
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LOST AND STRAYED.

~ 50 REWARD.-Straye ell ahont the
s"A-H 25th of June, dark bay mare MULE.
WN shoes on the front foct, uncommonly
aExNs short tail. The above reward will be paid
~<@>-a1~ on her delivery to b. WARDWELI. i
CO. or " NJ. HENDRICk, in sydney. jy l9-3t"
.S) LOST DOG.-StrayeI or stolen from
-fsSSL my residence. small Terrier PUPPY
- black. with mouse cooTed legs; white
spot in the breast. liberal reward viii lie paid
for her recovery.
jy lS-2t JOHN Q. CHlLES.
| OST-On last Friday cvening,b a lady. rroba
Il bly, on Broad street, between ith and 5th.
PORTE MONNAIE. containing about so. A lib
eral reward will be paid on its being returned 10
jy lS-3t+ JAMES CASkIE.
I OST. on the 18th inst. in the city Of Richmond
II or between there and my home in Chesterfield
county. Il BOND, drawn by the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company IN my favor. Tor the hire
of two negro men for the present year. The Under
will confer a favor by leaving It with AUSTIN +.
MOORE, near Columbian Hotel, Richmond, or with
b. J. SIZER, Manchester. PAYMENT OF said bond
has been stopped VINCENT MARKHAM.
jy l6-3tN
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o. NOTICE.--A meeting Of the Stock
nv viii be held at the office of A. d. WILLIAMS,
on SATU RDAY, s0tl day Of July, at o'clock A.
NJ nnrsnant to the requirements of the 18th sec
ton Of chapter 81, of the Code of Virginia.
ri
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GGp--~~.> NOTICE.-The annual meeting 9f the
30 Stockholders Of the Tuckahoe and James
River Railroad Company will be held az the ONCE
Of N MOP MoNCURE & Co, on SATURDAY, the
~; ~ ~ I.iot III "' O. w. ROYSTER, Sec'y.
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@zc-4 LOST C0W.-A large white COW,
<tA.S with crumpled horn and short tail.
ks>Aasssuitable reward will I've paid for her dev-
cry. or for information that will restore her. APP
ply to PURCELL. LADD K CO.
Druggist, 10 Main ST.
LOST-By n Lady. on Wednes1
e~IJ N@SSday evening. between the stores ni
49, >---@> T. r. Price 4 Co. and Alex, Mott.
n pair of GOLD SPECTACLES, IN a red Morocco
-, tta,' a. thIs office j. Its
STRAY D-From Iagans John,
stN-N RACK FILLEY. about three year old;
SlAsmaIl scar on lett thigh. splinter mark /
will give Five Dollars and pay charges, II delIVer-
Gu ~ ~ IT'S lIs '- HAGAN'S JOHN, Creek Nation.
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INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated 1897
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSCR
ANCE COMPANY.
MOfhce No. l3i Main Street, Richmoud. Va
Capital and Surplus. S2J,tnV!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage OF ttrsHfg- Ssrsa
ssars' experience in the Insurance busiuess, and
having enjoyed the favor OF the public during all
of that period needs no special recommendation Ia
the citizens of Virginia.
Ii effects Fire Insurance. in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are above. and It's
affairs are managed prudently, but literally, and It's
rates are low as those OF any other good inst;u
ton. DIRECTORS:
". l.. cowardin, J. j.. W ellsworth, Patrick Cullen.
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. w Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. samson, =, l.. Winston.
Vim. Palmer, Chas. W Purcell. 1no, n Gordon,
Alex. X. Parker, JOS T. Winston, Arch. Thomas
Jas. A. lnloos. II. A. Claiborne.
Apply to the President ar Secretary, in person or
by letter. w. l.. C0WARplN, President.
WM. WILLIS, JR., Secretary, je @ts
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WOOD AND COAL.
SAM'L p. HALVES 4 son,

WOOD AND COAL.
SAM'L p. HAYES a son,
~ DEALERS IN
ANTHRACITE COAL.
A iull supply constantly on, hand at Red and
White Ash. Egg" Red and White Ash prepared
Stove, for families and factories, and White Ash
Lump c t9f foundry use'
INVARIABLY
WEIGHED ON
Fairbanks Platform Scales at our yard. Orders
sent through the Post Office left ut the yard 18th
street south side OF the Dock, will receive prompt
attention. Je S-4ul
GLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL COAL.
- | will receive orders for COAL. tc he delivered
IN the months of June ard July. at S4.5O for the
Lump aud Si for the Hail, and ask the patronage
OF friends and the public generals; both new and
during the season. VI. II. WHITING.
je a-lm Near the Petersburg Railroad Depot.
4 NTHRAClTE COAL will sell during the
a month Of May, choice Red and White Ash, nj
the low price of - 50 per cart load IS per long
ton, delivered. Tobacconists and others using large
quantities, should embrace this opportunity and
procure their supplies,
al orders enclosed To my address. through the
Post-oiee. or left AT my ohce corner 18th and Dock
streets, will be promptly attended to. Terms cash.
my 3-4m WRIT ROBERTS.
A LBERT BLAIR,
"a DEALER IN
WOOD AND COAL,
North side Basin Bank, between 9th and 10th SITS.
RICHMOND, Va. Je I6-3w
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CLOyER Hill LUMP AND HAIL COAL.
ALBERT BLAIR,

IA DEAIERIN
WOOD AND COAL,
North side Basin Bank, between 9th and 10th SIS,
RICHMOND, Va. je i6-5w'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND, tVA.,} JULY Is. 1859.
High Water this day tTneSdayj I o'clock.
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nECEIYED. A FINE LOT OF SING.

n $40 REWARD.-Ranaw from the
Il subscriber, on the 9Th OF July, negro
m ,man, named ELIZABETH She is GINGER
GAG bread color, high cheek bones. thin face,
I-about IS years old, and has one wrist dis
Gated. She was brought from Page county, Va,
where she has husband will give the above re-
ward if delivered to me, Or confined IN any place
where can get possession OF her:
It's HENRI Y MILLER. Broad
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1SEO BARGAINS. 1SIQ
1000. CHEAP FOR CASH. lS .no
Ii you want bargains IN LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
call at the store of
JNO. L.. SMiTHER,
You may rest assured of getting them. Flo is sell
Ing them for nearly ous half the former prices, viS!
LAWNS, nERAGES,
CHAl.LlES, &C., &c.
A large lot of LAWNS. lust received ~ Ga cents
a yard, warranted fast eelars.
ally kept inthe DRY GOODS line.
All of which will be sold at small advance ON
the cost, being de to elase oat ~ near
possible by the LIST OF September.
Call and see, and examine far yourself; ~ No
Main street. JNo. L.. SNfEhERs
y linn
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~ fkOtLKE pleasant, easy and nice fitting
Boots and Shoes, at prices correspondiur with
the tunes, You should cali Mt
HARRIS & CO. IS. l2y Main ST.
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Fairbanks Platform Scales at our yard. Orders
sent through the Post Office or left ut the yard 18th
street, south side of the Dock will receive prom
IL AMI
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-. FOR RENT. comfortable neat Bhi ,Iai
9g:s r ESIDENCE, on Mayo street, well Suppleu
k::i Will water Gas. Kitchens, &c. Possession VIII
be given any after the 10Th INST Apply 20 S.ts.
NJ Ii1i-i'' my jy l9-3tt
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[ ,ENTS' Congress Boots, of the latest and most
~ approved styles, on hand and making to order
at short notice and reasonable prices
IL A II e.. AI...,
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LAMPS AND KEROSENE OIL,

Pure, at Sl,25 per Gallon.
CLOCKS, WATCHES and MUSICAL BONES
faithfully repaired at the lowest rates and war
ranted.
Augusta Nov 20 IF Al
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A ADMINIsTRATORS' MOTTO E".All
n persons having demands against the Estate
6f David seiglcr, deceased, are requested to pro-
sent them to the undersigned imr' 'diatey, duly
nt'cetcd; and all those indebted to said Estate,
urc requested to MAKE payment iorthEth.
JANE Z. sHIGLER. "up4''
Oates If AZ.
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tive Catliarlic which the
his practice more than
The constantly incrcus-
who have long used the
facaon which ull expires.
induced me IN place .hyn
The Profession " Gl !.
ll,arlirs act on different
The FAMILY CA
has. with due reference To
been compounded from a
ctablr EXtrncts, which act
ali,nul'ary canal, anl are
eases where II Cathartic IS
rn ngcuieIits Of the.
ness, Pains In the
CostivcliesS. p IL ! II
the w II ole body
frequently, II neglected.
Fever, Loss Of Appe..
Sensation of Cold
RestlesSlicss, Heud-
the il c a d, nll ln-
scS, Worms in Chill
Rheumatism, n great
and many discusses tn.
numerous 10 mention in.
nnsr. Ia 3.
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-,
i"psi" and Dsec"tery-II'"rst ras'. "t Group
una ChoHr, dc. Dr. DR..
VVNIlIS medicine is purely vegetable. bcns cnm-
L. posed entirely of>bcst Rye Spirits and WesI
India Gums, and other Extracts which nre healing
to the Lungs.
,z.;4- 1t is the most pleasant drink in the world.
As regards Chronic Diarrhcsa ii has no equal,
anrl stands pre-cniincnt.
One Bottle cured Capt. ]. p. Qnattlrbum's wifi
Of Chronic Diarrhna when hope WAS hopeless.
One Bottle and a. half cured ii. ID. luattlchum oi
Chronic Dsrrhua OF over one years standing,
Which had reduced him from lIn to llO pounds.
hut now weighs aS much as he ever did. One
B"rlc cured Il. c. Mathis boy nf Dyscntcry when
he thought his rssv hopeless uns.
rnull give five l.untlrr'l references and Ter.
tihcates in praise Of this the BEST FAMILY
MEDICINE in the world, but deem it unncces-
sary.
I:S- Price One Dollar Per Bottle. "s:&
lrsy- Fur sale by Il. l.. GENTRY, Hamburg
HUDSON & COHBUIN. Eagelell c. H., and
Capt JAS. CALLISON, Shattericld, 5. C..
Hamburg, Jan. 2j 1859. ly