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"a Plies. Fistuln, Tumors. Cancers. Scref.
VIA, Ac.-Qr. JAMES cLopToN. Of Huntsyiile.
cd Tor iew days, q the EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Tor the treatment Of tho above diseaacs.
cERTIYIcATR:
WILSON'S DErof, South Side Railroad. Va.
that nv rsn Mt am hrppg 70 Inform you
proved invaluable. / used il according h. yom,
directions. and soon it took effect, and my cancer
WAS removed and am now, to all human appear
great success in your practice.
- Yours, worry respectfully THos HogRs
Nottoway co.. Va. Feb. g. 1875
| Mr.. Hobbs oiiercd his physician $1,000 to euro
hiih.I,was told he could not be cured. Tumor re-
au 1T
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Ia Coyeruor Street Sa,oopvt,t.

pleasure in informing my friends and the public
that have just opened SALOON, on Governor
street. between Main and Franklin Opposite
Messrs Belvn / Co.'s Furniture Store, (retired
and pleasant. yet convenient to the principal points
with the Coolest and Freshest LAGER BEER, and
LlQ CORS of superior quality.
jy22-lm* M. 6. PONCET.
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STRrCK BY LIGHTNING.-Dr. James J. Irby
being IN Hamilton, on the 10Th ult.. was, while
taking out The cushions of his buggy previous
10 raiH struck by lightning and instant kill
cd. The circums tances We're rather unusual
and strange, nothing being struck but DIR. r.
by, although the place where the buggy was
Standing was open one still, not more
than twenty steps off were tail houses with
chimneys, ana near the buggy were several
posts, yet the whole charge seemed TO strike
the Doctor. entirely mutiIating his hat, singing
his hair and making some marks of violence on
his body. but not tearing or burning his cloth
ing in the least. The deceased leaves a Wife
and children.-Co!Hn1bHs (Ga.) Enquirer.
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American Dental con nv, !,

NIAGARA FALLs Aug 3.--The fifth annual
convention of the American Dental Associa-
tion met here yesterday, About sixty. MEM
hers are present. The session to-day was &C :
eapied in organizing officers for the ensuing
year as follows:
President. W. Rogers of Utica; Vice.
Presfdeat--G. Watt OF xenia. Ohio; Recording
Seeretary--fraak Fuller OF portsmouth, New
Hampshire; Corresponding Seerctary-P. r.
Lewis Of Tallahassa. Florida; Treasarer--.S S.
Chase of Augusta Ga. The Convention will
remain In session Till Thursday.
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EA- The Southern Savings Bank receives
deposits on which interest is paid at the rate
OF SIX per cent. per annum, If remaining on de-
periods.
OfFIcERs-Joel B. Watkins of Watkins X Flick
lem, President; P. B. Price, Treasurer; w A.
jenkins, Secretary.
pLREcToRs.-J. B. Watkins, George T. Herring,
Z. L. Moore. r. c. Howe. John F. Resnnult, r. B.
guson, Jr.
Office at P. B. PRICES office, next door below
hent, Fame Co., Main st. jy 2-dlm
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NEW YORK. Aug. 3.--The steamship Africa
sas,ed at noon, with two hundred passengers
and s+50,otO in specie.
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The President yesterday appointed William
States during the temporary absence and sick
ness Of Samuel Casey.
The Cincinnati papers contain dispatches
from various sections Of Ohio, kentucky, In
diana and Illinois, giving accounts OF fine
day.
Gen. Earl Catbeart died on the 18th ult., in
fngland. He was n brother Of General Cath
cart, whowa killed at Inkerman.
;, ASA Bradley, an esteemed merchant OF New
Haven, died suddenly ON the LIST inst.
Dr. L. s. ParTniy. late Of New Orleans, died
III Paris recently, agedG years.
James Mullen was hung at New Orleans on
fHeay last. for the murder Of Jas Ncliione
VIM Mackay, Q well-knewn citizen, Of Sa-
'Ihnah, Ga, died suddenly on the LIST inst.
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ExEcUTIoy.-On friday, the 22d nit, David.
rape, suffered the extreme penalty of the law
~ the Jail in Warsaw, Richmond Co, Va
Great excitement was manifested by the as
sembled multitude--the rope broke twice, and
it was not until sthe third trial that he was
launched ir.io eternity"
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suitable for tobacconlsts and druggists and hoiters
Also. Metallic CAPSULES. Metal rolled to order
Having obtained the agency of New York manu-
to furnish any quantity at short notice.
jy 2S-d1m LYLE FOSTER, l6 Pearl ST.
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A WELL EoUIrrED RAILRoAD.-The Michi-
gan Central Railroad Company has % locomo-
tlFes. including AZ large passenger locomotives,
lib passenger cars, IL emigrant, 80 baggage
i2s5 freight and 206 wood, gravel and hand
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A- How to Cure all Pain and Rowe Com.
PLAlNTs,-For Pain in the Bowels Stoluach. Sides,
Limbs Back, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat,
HORNE'S CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves,
homes. sinews, blood and muscles, annihilating ali
pain like magic! Bottles IL, Is and so cents.
IL you suffer with Cholera, DiarrhGa, Looseness
Of the Bowels, er summer Complaint, use HARRIS
HORNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM. II giyes
instant relief. Bottles Is cents.
The Cure-All cures all pain. The Carminative
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. Is cents bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. jy 12-2sm
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FOREIGN IMPORTS AT NEW YoRK.--Of the
The past week there was Of furs 1851; Jewell
ry S2s 662; watches, $40 500 hides, $4,000; BRAN
dy, S67 ,0ou; gin, Si69i; wines, 2,326; cham
pagne, s2I Adj hooks, sf7 1885, buttons s2i 2s; ei-
CARS .377; fancy goods, sl3,6s5; India rubber,
I'll 800; toys, Si9,3G9; tobacco, 1873 504
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ma Kidney and Bladder Complaints. The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
rohora or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration and Debility Of either sex, is HARRIS
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk. have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. IT il
prepared by q Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world, Large bottles,
ceived BY FISHER K WINSTON, Druggists,
je l4-3m Main street, Richmond.
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WONT PAY IT.--The magistrates composing
the Levy Court of Ohio county, Va, which in
cludes the city of Wheeling had served upon
them recently aperemptory writ ofmandamus
from the Circuit Court of that county, requir-
ing them TO levy n lax fer the payment of the
interest dne on the bonds of the count ~ issued
to the Hempfeld Railroad Company. The
court Of Monday last, in the face of the man.
damus, refused by a Tie vote, 10 make the
levy
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SORROWS OF PRIMA DoNEA-Madame
summer at Newport, will, it is said, apply for
a divorce, on the ground of her husband ha-
btually beating her so that the police had to
inferfare
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MECHANICAL.
DATENT MICA AND

PATENT MI B1o AND Doop1,.
This Cement consists o.. strong gIutlnous SUBJ
rss sa s s 81 Rs E sse ed
mate and we VIII w x1EFaRt P5iRooF
It also reflects the rays Of the sun, making the
building much cooler in summer than tin or slate,
T rot u
for years in New York city and various partso the
United States it is the ,sdhsapsst and best roen sin
General Office, SIS Broadway, New York.
NIB, n BjCsmsnt for sale By the OaySs With An
for sale Rights H. sr portion Of 0 The
United States. lie is-smifl j. D. & co.
1889 SPRING TRADE: 1859
GEORGE sTARRETT, Governor street, Rich
m9nd Va ManufsctqTsr and Dealer in n STOVES,
HsF47EiBi oihEs RhaFokY sr5yEs and
HEATERS. Bath BOIL Frs and Bath Tt BIS. Iron
5HEhF hon RAMS saa d t6fa IL
WORK generally.
perintendent. Of Public Buildings, Churches. Fac-
tories and all others PURCHASING articles or Ieapir
ns he hvs
large assortment from which to select. embracing
:oa o the. .nE Il the ss.
experienced equality with the best judges OF our
IA Repairing pieces for all our leading articles
always on hand at the Goysrnor Street Stoye Store
NH 24-tf GEORGE sTARRETT.
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" SHOVELS, ToNGS and PoKERS.- have for
Including every style Of RENDERS, SUMNER
PIECES, Handsome and PLAIN sets of SHOVELS,
coal SCUTTLES, Cinder sHOyELS, Fire SHO
HELS; handsome STANDS for Shovels and Pokers;
BRICK; FIRE SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAP
STONE for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
and others in want of any of the above articles,
can be supplied at the lowest Northern prices.
Work of the above description at my BELL and
BRASS FOUNDRY. and CRATE and FENDER
9Th and 9th streets, west tide, Richmond, yn.
au l6--dIv s. ID. DENOON.
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Trem Hampton Roads---The Rifled Cnn.
noms

HAMPTON ROADS, Aug a.--.1srig Frances
Game, Curtis. from Porto Rico, for Baltimore
with sugar, left the captains wife at Old Point.
very i'll, and proceeded mp the bay
Nine guns of the rifled ordnance, on trial AZ
Fort Monroe, have bcea found far superior 10
She smooth bore. under very severe tests
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A SLAVE HUNG BY Mon IN TENAs.-The
Independent Monitor states that the citizens
Of Tarrant Hopkins county, broke down the
Jail door Of that place on the 9th ult., and
took out of Jail slave man belonging TO Wiley
5. Ferret, conveyed him IL the suburbs of the
town and hung him. The Monitor says:
The negro man made IN attack on Saturday
night npon Mrs. Morel. When foiled in his
heliish purpose by her stern and resolute re-
slstance, he had recourse to choking and beat
ing Eer, and finally left her, as he thought a
lifeless corpse upon the ground The negro
was arrested, and was recognized by the lady
when brought into her presence He confessed
his guilt before he was hung
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BY Edmond, Davenport & Co., Aucts.

ny EuMuhd' O1SeMPofs = w. Auctss
CARGO SALE OF RIO COFFEE, SALT,
CPoRTER AND FINE TEA.--On SATURDAY,
the 9Th Aug we will SELL at otce, at ~ Clock,
NJ, the cargo of the barque Sally Msgee, consist-
ing of
$500 bags RIO COFFEE. quite number oil eho
marks of LaguAyra style.
s,zz5 sacks 6ne SALT, per ship Mary Russell, d.
rect from Liverpool -
500 tierces Pints and Quarts L0NDONPORTER,
Just landing from ship Amazon and ship Ca
rayan.
ALSO,
1zs half chests of fine Gunpowder TEAS, impcr-
ted by us by the ship . Romance Of the Sea-. from
China EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
jy 6-tds Auctioneefs.
Vii be added to tho above sale. 80 bags La.
guayfa COFFEE, damaged, sold for account Of
whom it may concern. r.. Y. e W.
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NsrsA Carelinu El<ctlen.

RALrfoH, N. O., Aug. &.--Thcre Il a aar,e
gain here fer Hon. l.. On. Branch. DEM for
Congress. and his election Is indicated by re.
turns from other places.
In the Is; district, at osclock. Shaw. Dem
fof Congress had only % majority His cleo.
ton is doubtful
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DRowaRp.-Coi VIM. V. Hickey, of Miss,
who served in the Mexican war with Gen.
Quitrnan, and distinguished himself at The
battle of Monterey, recently fell into the Mis-
sissippi river, from the deck of a steamer, and
was drowned.
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CLOTHING. DRY GOODS, &C.. AT AUG.
my store will sell at auction, ! dcsrabls assori-
nlent Of summer Clothing, Hosiery. Dry Goods.
IS asd Q sr,cs. g Linen srd
Brown and Fancy Hose; Hose; SEWING Blk; Sill
Gloves; Pocket Handkerchlefs; Rlack Thread; yine
SHOHS-Also Boys Boots and Shoes; Ladies'
and Misses Caters and Bootees; Heavy Brp< ans,
&c. fau3l r. CAUTHORN.
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BLoNDIN AHEAD.--To more efiectually as
tonish the people at Niagara Mr.. Blondin pro-
misses to stand on his head on the rope, mid
way between the shores.
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BY Richard Cauthorn. Auct

BY Richard Cauthorn. Auct.
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS,-On SATUR-
DAY, 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock. at the lot near the
Va. Central Railroad Depot, will sell at auction.
handsome one-i horse Carriage and Harness of the
latest stve. - ~
HORSES.-Also, several work Horses.
'u3uS r. CAUTHORN.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold
- ~ on SATURDAY; Aug.6, 1882 on 18th street,
A. NJ, the Blacksmith Shop, FORCES and Tools he
longing to the same, to satisfy distress warrant
and attachments in my hands VS.. John Phalen.
rent.
~ Also, the dwelling house. occupied by said John
Fhalen. opposite Central Depot lot, the purchaser
having tho risht to move the building or release
the ground on which it stands. Possession gwen
immediately. Terms cash.
All 5-2t F. BUTLER H. C. C. R.
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ANOTHER ID. D.-The faculty of Maysville
College has conferred the degree Of ID. ID. upon
the Rev. i. w. X. Handy, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church at Portsmouth. Va
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The Accident on the New York Nor.h.rn
Raiiroad-.Ad Purticuinr.

A teTrihle accident occurred on the North
ern Railroad near SchaSticeke. n. Y. TUESDAY
night The down train due in Albany NJ /, ,,
T. n, while passing over the bridge which
spans the Tomhannock, was precipitated into
the creek below, distance of twenty to TWEEN
'y-ts,e feet. The water was about six 10 eight
feet deep. Over thirteen persons are reported
10 have been killed. The following are the
names. as far as they are known. of the killed
aad wounded:
ktAsd.-Mrs. Schuyler. of Albany: Mrs
Berihoien. brakeman, Albany Chas Plump.
ton, mail agent Vermont; Dayii Russell cI-
press messenger, Albany; Patrick Connolly.
tracklBan Green bush,
The &ohuded are q. S. Cooley conductor
Of Albany. badly; Thomas MeCarrick, news
bo. right leg broken and otherwise injured;
Michael Hannery, Troy, passenger, head cut.
chest bruised, aud supposed internally injured
1 he engineer and fireman escaped with
slight bruises.
The accident took place about one mile from
tEe N!ilSSe of Schag,icoke. The moment The
train struck the bridge, the structure gave
way. The locomotive however. got across
and became detached from the tender: the lat
ter went down, and the baggage and two pas
senger cars followed. The first passenger car
went dowu on the tender, aud the second mas.
seng"r car ran into and keeled it over Most
Of tiie dead and wounded have been brought
% this city.
knfs n. l., Aug. 3.-Nine dead bodies had
been taken out OF the creek up 20 II O'Clock
last evening, and twenty persons were wound
en-. while i; was thought that more dead bodies
were under the wreck. The following are adj
diiionai names of injured
john lessen, of Quebec, badly: Arthur
Forbes, O. Bytown, Ontario county. not badly:
Charles Perry, of Claremont N IL; G r.
Prentice. 0. New York city; J. e.. Payne, OF
Day ia ton, Ohio W. S. Harris, of Whitewater
Wis Thomas Talbot, of New York city, and
W. j. a. Fuller, of New York city.
STATEMENT OF MT. FULLER.
SCHAGTiCoKE, n. y, Aug. 3-The 6 O'Clock
pown train of the Albany and Canada rail-
read broke through the Tomhannock bridge
one mile from the village of Sehagticoke
cannot say how many are killed or wound
cd, except that l have not seen Il single man
who has escaped injury. The water is about
three feet deep at the place where | was taken
out, and the river has rocky bed The man
beneath me was drowned; the man on top OF
me has his leg broken :; seemed 10 have es-
capped without any broken limb although
! have received 4 severe confusion in the back
OF my head, and fear my lef. shoulder is dis
located. Although l have some abrasions OF
The skin IN various places, and my system is
famed considerably. hope 10 come round all
right in a few days. l am comfortably cared
for NJ the Shasticoke hotel / have been
wholly unable to ascertain the names of any
persons killed or wounded, but saw fright
fui number Of bloody heads about me in the
bed OF the river. The bridge is q single span
OF about one hundred ieei, n the height of
twenty-five or thirty feet above the river. A
TO this place. dictate this dispatch III bed.
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BOARDING.


THE ARLINGTON HOUSE,
CORNER OF MAIN AND 6TH STs.
The above house. now in its sixth year first
class BOARDING HOUSE. will be continued az
heretofore. Tho proprietor will be happy to ac-
commodate travellers, AZ we'll az permanent board
ers and will not relax in attention to sustain the
character it has attained. ~ Elm
AIA EUTAW HOUSE, -
lE,kE FARE REDUCED
: The charge PER DAY at this splendid FIRST
Gentlemen's Ordinary. per day '.....a,S
" ii0sw. JOHN CARROLL. Proprietor.
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BY Goddin g Apperson, Auct,s.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
THE SOUTH-SIDE OF FRANKLIN. BE-
TWEEN AND 4rH Srs., FOR SALE AT AUC-
TI0N.Will be sold at auction. on tho premlscs, on
MONDAY, the sth day Of August. 1889 ats 9 clock.
ing thereon, adjoining the Revere House, now in
the occupNcy of Mr. John POWELL, The lot has
running back l2O feet to an alley. II will be sold
entire or divided into two parcels. may be deem
ed best at the hour of sale.
TERMS very liberal, viz: One fourth cash, bal
ance at i, and for eotiable notes. with
the interest pay able secured by trust
deed.
The foregoing real estate is admirably located,
and in part of the city where property is In good
demand. GODDiN { APPERSON,
Aucts
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ME ROCKBRIDGE BATHS FOR SALE

l. AT PUBLIC AUCTION-By virtue of a de-
cree of tho Circuit Court of Rockbridge, made on
the 18th of April, 1859, in the OF Jordan and
others, against the Rockbridsc Baths Company and
others, the undersigned, special COMM ssioner for
the purpose appointed will, on SATURDAY, Au-
at n O'clock, A. NJ, THE ROCKBRIDGE BATHS.
This property is located in RockbridSe county. on
the main stare road from Lexington to Goshen De-
pot, the Virginia Central Railroad, nine miles
from the lattor, and eleven miles from the former
The place ENJOYS very hish reputation for the
medicinal properties of its Baths vand during the
last season had very large and profitable patron
age. The improvements consist of = large Hotel,
two ranges Of Cabins, and two large Bathing
Houses-one for the accommodation of ladies'. and
the other fer gentlemen, furnishing comfortable
room for about one hundred and twenty persona
The establishment il we'll supplied with good fur
niture which will he sold in gross with the proper
~. There Is Farm Of $50 acros attached to. and
heretofore fhrmec in connection with the Baths
property-a small portion of which will be land of
and sold with the Baths, and the residue will be
sold separate. This is very excellent Farm, .
large portion Of 1t being river bottom. OF superior
ing house and all necessary cut buildings.
TERMs-Cash IN hand sufficient to pay tho costs
of sale; ono fourth OF the residue on 1 credit Of
thirty days; and the balance In three equal annual
payments from the first day of October ncxt, with
interest from the day of sae-the purchaser giving
bond, with approved personal security, and the title
to the property being retained further security
jy U-eodtds f. +. PAXTON, Com'r.
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ByiAlex. Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND GRO.
l. CERIES.-Will be sold ut auction at my store
on SATuRDA! morning next. the 9th INST. com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, large lot second hand Fur
niture.
DRY GOODS-Bercgcs. Muslins, Calicos, Huck-
aback, Linen Damask Linen Diaper, Cotton Hdkfy
Hoop Skirts, Ready Made, Clothing, &C., Boots
Shoes. Hats, &c,
GR0CERIES.-3o bbls. Whiskey, Is do French
Also, large lot Crockery.
au ALEX. MOTT Auct
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Ma Great Excitement-25,OO 600 People have
visited WATSON to see his splendid STEREO-
SCOPIC VIEWS. as well rs to have their portraits
taken. His PORTRAITS cannot be excsfied, and
for chespness and durability are seldom equalled.
Call and SEQ them. Portraits from IS cents; pho
tographs from 81 to SIS. Old dauguerrotypes
copied az diminished 70 any size; painted either
alter, Pestile, Oil Coors. all worked up in In
dia Ink Remember WATSON'S, Whitehurst's
oid haiiery, " Malnsf jy l4-lm
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DyANCES
n TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS r.. r..
Liberal ADVANCES will be made on Manylfsc-
tured Tobacco and other goods, consigned to our
friends, w. GRANGE & Co.. Baltimore
JAS. DUNLAP l. CO.,
~ H-ts Corner Byrd and nth streets.
GEO. H. JEWETT, RO P. JAMES.
GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.
GIVE their attention to Renting out Houses and
~ Collecting Claims, but will attend to any other
business entrusted to them. -,
Mr.. JAMES is NOTARY PUBLIC, takes deposit
tons, ACCOMPLISHMENTS to deeds, &c.
Office on the corner of 1sth and Main streets, ad-
joining the Office Of Messrs. Isaacs& Taylor.
~ Sim
n HAGERTY, BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
y. DER, 10th, between Main and Cary streets
Richmond, Va.-Having fitted mp a FOUNDRY al
the above place, am now prepared to execute all
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
INGS, at the shortest notice. and cheaper than
any other establishment South of Baltimore Also,
G4RRETT,S PATENT ANTI-FRfCTION AND
BABBIT'S METAL, for sale at reduced prices.
n B-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken in exchange for new.
jyS-6m
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j CRAGHEAD STREET,
DANvILLE, VIRGINIA.
With now furniture. and newly repaired, We ~
their comfort. and respectfully solicit trial.
The TUNSTALL HOUSE il also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnibusses will always be II
readiness to carry passengers to and from the
Depot. A. @. WALTERS,l
]. M. WALKER, Pfoprietors.
feN-lyd ". I. SIMMONS,
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EgRNITURE. &C., AT AuCTION.--On
At my store. lot Of gentsel nOuaEMOLB
EpRNITC RE. consisting of WardrobeQ, ppfsaux,
lss. one splendid Mahogany- Bedssead, Cottage
Bedstesds, Hair and Shnck Msttrssses. Rssthsr
Beds. crockery, &c.
ALSO-A lot Candies, Glass Jars, Pepper. 0In-
ger. Cigars. bbls MALAGA Wine, & casks supe-
rior COgnac Brandy. 5 bbls. Rectifod Whisksy, 10
cases superior Claret Wine, 10 cases superior Cog
mac Brandy, dc. [au4l +. B, COOK, Auct.
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~ 1nss =. xet1ef Deh, Auetss.
!9aacz nh f6fs h eh 81 CIR FREH e
YfILEs on 17Tn. 1Ig And 5le1 SlrS., 90 MON
preniseg. on MONDAY, ne ~ d. RI August,
eomsssneinE r. ~ O'Clock r. n. ths folIo.n4 real
estatG LIT. Three hduses and Lots on 10th street,
y ~ ~ 20 IN Alters "a. Ono House and Lot On nth
street; q. Four Houses and Lots ON 18th street,
- u 10. toan aiiey.
II premises sre Of medium sias, and supplied
With Kitchen, Stables, &e, Well or Water ON
each lot, and NOW renting ~ fair rents to good
After the sale Of the sbuvS will Re sold shout Is
buidihy Ltta, on the shurvc named strects havin<
more than tho usual front ard depth. Tho lots viii
% aiyidea 30 init purehsscrs.
This sale Affords an excellent opportunity to pr
price. 80 -S'.uoo"
THRMs.-one- fourth cash; balance at /, and 4
somi- annually , and secured by q trust deed.
aus JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.