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coRnnsPoMpnNm.
Correspondence Of tho Richnaond Dispaseh.
Religious fassRigsnes.

Rtitgie2s fassaigsnes.
AuxLrA SrhiNos August Sih SO
The Rautists of the Middle Diatrict Associa.
ton. have. during this week, baen holdins
their annual meeting al church . few miles
Chesterfield, Powhatan, Amelia and Cnmber-
land and has a membership or $500. During
the past year there had been large additions 70
the churches, and two new churches were re-.
csiyed into the body. Rev. ID. y. Winfree
Dabaey, Esq, Formerly a member Of the
House Of Delegates, was made Moderator and
II. II. Hancock, Esq, Clerk. Rev. a. Mason
Of Manchester, was appointed to labor as Mis-.
sionary within the bounds Of the Associations,
at salary Of $500. Rev. A. M. Poindexter
appeared Is the representative Of the Foreis
Mission Board, located in your city. and after
his address, a collection of Sl75 was made FOR
that object. Rev. NJ. L. Sumner, formerly OF
your city. now OF Ala, appeared as tho Cor
Sec. of The Domestic Mission Board. and oh.
tanned S2..2 Rev. Dr. Broadus spoke In behalf
of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
and obtained S2ou Rev A. T. Dickinson, the
General Superintendent of Baptist Sunday
Schools aud Colportage in Virginia made
address in behalf of the Sunday School and
Colportage Beard, but declined taking up
collection, as the churches of this Association
had contributed literally to that object during
the past year. The next meeting will be held
in the town of Manchester. Rev. Mr.. Hatch
er. pastor Of the church there, assured the
brethren that Ii Manchester could not accom-
MEDIATE thefn Richmond would come to the
rescue, and that he wanted a large delegation
10 be present. Prof. Winston, OF the Rich
mond Female Institute, gave a most eneour-
aging account OF that institution,
All denominations opened their houses for
the accommodation of delegates, and thus album
dant provision was made. The Methodsts
who are numerous in. this region, were as
ready in providing for the wants of the Asso-
citation rs If the meeting were their own.
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:. A-Still Another Cure of Dyspepsia. Pal.
PlTATION AND FLUTTERING OF TIL Z
wAsHINsroN, Fayette co., Ohio, /,

WASHINGTON, Fayetts co., Ohio,}
June y. 1859.
Msssys. Mortimer 4 Mo,r 5ray-Dear Sirs: take
tins method to say to yea and the public. that
have tried HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TuRE in case of Dyspepsia and have never, in
twenty years. found any medicine equal it. was
SO badly afflicted that had to quit work, by reason
Oh Ialpitation and Flutterng of the Heart. One
bottle Of the TINCTURE perfectly relieved me.
Yours, with respect,
JACOB SLOWER
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Cough,
rheumatism, Scrofula, &c. As restorative and
inylsorator it has been highly re commended.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
frlsnds, alter all other remedies have failed.
FEMALES AND CHfLDREN.-This Tincture
will be found great medicine for all their diseases
IA Call and a,1 Z get Pamphlets and see cures,
BY Dir. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by ali the Drus
gists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOW
BRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shop
So. jy l6-d&Wts
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na Artificial Teeth-The CheonIastic Pro.

n- Artificial Teeth-The CheopIastic Pro-
CEss.-G. w. JONES, DENTIST, having purchased
the erctusire right for the above mode Of making
TEETH, and after nstng and testing it in the most
dteKH cases, phere other plates had failed, is
ttrely satisfied Of its absolute superiority over the
gold silver and platna method; therefore, with
confidence, recommend it to all who may desire full
or partial sets OF teeth, and especially to such
may oe DISSATISFIED tctth those they using
In this process, all of the objections to the gold
plate are renovedEthe SUCTION being perfect
embedded in the metal, the food is excluded from
under or between them; they are, therefore, clean
en- smoother, and in every respect better. In con-
sequence OF the perfect adaptation of the plate to
the mouth. and the suction thereby secured, he can
insert one more teeth 1cith0nt clasps, and in all
cases guarantees perfect and satisfactory fit.
This method having been adopted and CONNIE nd
ed by those standing highest in. the profession,
North and South testimonials will be gwen and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire to see
them; The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old niethod for the new, will be taken in part
pay. Will, of course, make TEETH on the old
mode for those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
tracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Ohlce opposite Corlnthlan Hall. ia Fly
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TERRIBLE RAvAGKs OF YELLOW FEVER
The yellow fever has been very fatal on both
sides of the Rio Grande river, in Texas and
Mexico. The Rio Grande Journal of the 2lst
ult. says.
We learn through person just from Edin-
burg in Hidalgo county, that that town and
it's Mexican sister, Reynosa, have been some
time suffering from fever in most respects
identical with the yellow fever, which devas-
tated our region last year In Reynosa some
two hundred and thirty have died, and in Ed
inburg thirteen. 1t Is strange, but few or
none Of the deaths have been among females.
DIR. Bowie, of Edinburg, reports nine of the
thirteen to have died of uEInis takeable black
yomit. Three Americans have died-Messrs.
Fowler and Davis of Seguin, Texas, and Mr.
James Robinson, attorney, formerly of this
place. Also d. Salvador Dominguez, Sheriff
of Hidalgo county. The sickness Is abating,
for want of subjects. and all now sick are get
ting we'll. 1t is said that but two persons in
Reynosa had escaped an attack.
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Further from California and Mexico.

new ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-The steamship Ha-
bano has arrived up with the California nSlis
OF the 10Th nit. The money market OF San
Francisco was tight Flour was selling ut 80
per barrel.
Adyiees from Manhattan 10 the I'd inst. state
that Miramon had issued a decree, imposing
has again changed his policy, and appears to
be fasoring the priests. No other event vi
importance had TRANSFERRED in Mexico.
THE sense of another dispatch is mostly OPP
po.ite to the above. 1t says that Miramon is
favoring The priests, and says he has levied 4
heavy tax on all the citizens We have no
means of Judging which is correct.l
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"a. The Crest yfrsinta neneav. ara n
Eok GoEQkRnkA, AMI ALL 6ECRET Dis
ing no Msrcurisl o. 6sIsstnic properties, excsis
tt,Is heretofors oerod the public, In II GU.
fnuSe, yesspfndye, and ren0yhtinx powOrn; and
Che sHedical world are astonishesf when told that
the abo remedy win euro the aboye di.eAsss, and
cpHiuunded whom they have ocular defnpnstra-
tions NJ tho facia. Bot the proprietor, who has
known u the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known et ease OF twenty years standing to be
shofter duration 70 be restored, without single
exception. and therefore challenges any csse OF
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part Of the patient; and any one PURCHASING
OF her case, no guarantees a perfect cure; and In
case Of failure, will furnish additional Incidence
free Of charge, TO complete the cure, through his
agents; ard a cure will be effected without moon
venienco to tho patient. Sold BIZ
APPEHSoN h DUpEY, Druggists.
Agents for the city Of Rikkmond
al Slim No, 2Ol, Broad street
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YELLOW FEVER AT SEA-ExTRAoRDISARy
PAssAGE.-The schooner Brontes, Capt. Pow
ers arrived al New York Friday, from Sierra
Leone, having been nayigated nearly the en-
tire passage by the captain and one hand. The
b. left the coast on the 27th June, with crew
composed of five white men and one colored
and on the first day ont all the hands on board
excepting the colored man. were taken with
the fever and by the I'd inst four died of the
disease Capt. Powers (who continued SO sick
that upon his arrival he had TO be sent home
immediately and the negro, were the only
ones capable of working from the first APP
casional assistance at the wheel of the remain
ing sailor who had to be placed in chair to
steer The latter is now in the hospital. Capt.
Powers is entitled to much praise for bring
ing his ship home safe under such adverse cir
cumstances The names of the dead were Pc
ter Holden, VIM. Mcdonald, Lewis Muller and
Thos. Rutledge, who died respectively on the
18th and 3Uth June, July 20 and Augusta.
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HA More Evidence. 1--WE have lust been
informed by gentleman from the country. with a
large family, that he has had great many attacks
OF Summer Comp.aint, but not in one instance has
he failed In making perfect cure in less than "a
hours with BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.-
He believes, also, that $50 would not have paid his
doctor bill without the Bitters. He saws he never
intends to do without it in mis- family. His name
will be used if required but he does not wish it to
be published.
To be had wholesale and retail at the Drug Stores
of ADIE K GRAY, PURCELL. LADD 4 CO.,
FISHER & WINSTON, and all the principal
Druggists in Virginia.
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[s.coND DrsPATcH.l

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 6.-The congressman
elected in this State are F. NJ. BristoW, Opp
Sd District; Green Adams, (Opp.l 9th; Rob't
Mallory, (Upp,) 9TH; and Leban L. Moore
(Opp.) 9th. The fourth district is doubtful
and The remaining five districts elect the fol-
lowing Democrats: Samuel .. Peyton, Jno.
y. Brown, VIM. L. Simms, and John W. Ste
Senson.
The Democratic Governor and State officers
are elected by from 1000 TO l0,OJJ majority.
The Legislature, on joint ballot, gives 10 the
Democrats 30 majority.
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IA Persons Afflicted with the Fever ana
pense, to procure DR.. HOSTETTER'S CELE-
DRAFTED BfTTERS, whose beneficent effects nm
those who have been stricken down ia hort space
Of time by this dreadful curse. whose checks Arc
and restless, and whose eyes are dim and sunken.
with death staring them IN the face tins compound
frsni the very mouth Of the grave Meme can Know
its true value until they have tested it. When ali
others have failed these Bitters have restored the
ne ~ sfern and Southern parts should introduce
Sold BY druggists and dealers senerally every
where. '' -'
IA. See advertisement in another column
2-1m
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YeIIow Fever in Northpru Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-Intelligence reach
ed the city this forenoon. that the yellow fever
had been declared epidemic AT Tampico, and
generally along tbs coast OF Northern Mexico
Much alarm existed in consequence.
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IA How to Cure all Pain aud Bowe COM
pLAINTs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach. Sides
Limbs. Back, rheumatism. Neuralgia Sore Throat,
HORNE'S CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves,
bones, sinews blood and muscles, annihilating all
pain like magic! Bottles l2, Is and 50 cents.
If you suffer with Cholera, Diarrhea, Looseness
Of the Bowels, Or Summer e Complaint. use Harris
HORNEiS CARMINATIVE BALSAM. It gives
instant relief. Bottles Is cents.
The Cure All cures all pain. The Carminative
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. Is cents q bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. jy l2-21am
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pleasure in informing my friends and the public,
that have just opened SALOON, on Governor
Messrs. Belvin K Co.'s Furniture Store, (retired
and pleasant yet convenient 10 the principal points
with the Coolest and Freshest LAGER BEER, and
LIQUORS of superior quality.
jy 22-Im* M. G. PONCET.
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Tennessee EIerfiOu.

NASHVILLE, Aug. G.-Returns from twenty
SIX counties show gain for John Netherland,
votes The Opposition have also gained one
member OF Congress, aud the probabilities are
that there Will be a clear gain of three. In the
tenth Congressional district, VIM. L. Avery
{Dem.) is elected by about 400 majority. In
the ninth district, j. ID. c. Atkins (Den.) is re-
purted elec ted
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BY E. Is. Cook, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF

STOCK OF
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, GENTLEMEN,S FIR
NlsHING GOODS. &C., &C.,
At A UCIION
by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriher nv
j. Sweeney, and duly recorded in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Hastings Court of the City of Rich
Sweeney. corner Of Main and Nth streets opposite
the !; american Hotel, on TUESDAY, the 9th inst,
A. ~ COCK, the entire stock of Hats, Caps
trunks Vallces, Travelling Bags, and Furnishing
Goods, such as
Linen and Marseillss Shirts,
Collars Cravats, Stocks,
Half Hose. Subscribers,
Merino and Lise L bread Undershirts.
Handkerchiefs Fancy Articles, &c, &c.
Authe same time: will be sold. the FIXTURES.
Stand. ~ OH" iA"'
The attention of the trade is requested.
i err Cash. E. B. COOK.
auO Trustee
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TO TIE BUSINESS COMMUNITY

j HOIT'S PATENT SEI.F-SUPPLYIN
MARKING AND STENCIL BR uSEES.-The su-
perlor ADVANTAGES ms new Selt-Supplylng Brushes
have over the old S, of the Pot and Brush. are
as follows, viz: 1t does evaporate. whatever
LIQUID is used: flows free and uniformly as may lie
desired; cannot be upset to spill slep about;
be used at any time without soillng your hands, and
can be carried in one s pocket. or thrown IN your
IN contact with and 10 cartnlen and weighers, and
others having outside marking to do it cannot fail
10 command their attention. 1t can be used with
perfect ease, notwithstanding its contents will
mark hundred directions before it requires to be
e-filed 1t has been adopted, and 10 now being
cessiully used by more than two thousand business
concerns in New York city.
NJ. s. COOPER. TIN and Sheet Iron Worker
manufacturer and sole agent for the city of Rich
mond and ,wn of Manchester, No. 1856, Cary, be
tween 18th nd 18th streets. iy lS-lm
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ma Great Excitement--25,O 600 People have
visited WATSON to see his splendid STEREO-
taken. His PORTRAITS cannot be excelled, and
for cheapness and durability are seldom eaualled.
togTaphs from 81 to S2a. Old dauguerrotypes
copied or diminished to any size; painted either
Water, Psstile, or Oil Colors. al! worked up in In
dla Ink. Remember WATSON'S, Whitehnrsts
Old Gallery, u Mainst. jy A-lm
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The French General Beure. killed at Monte
hello. was connected by marriage with the La
fayette family, having married Mile. Letorte
dan ghter of General Ietort, killed in Russia,
and the step daughter of Comte Victor de Ira
cy. only brother of Madame George Washing
ton LAFAYETTE.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOOnS .Nnnpo
GERIES.--Will be sold At auction nj nv .,o,.
on ESDAa morning next. the 9th inst. com
5H1s VEN. AT ~ clock, good lot Household and
DKf 6oQDS.-General assortment seasouable
Goods. ready made Clothing, Boots, Shoes Hats
co sRoCERIE S.7Whisk Gin, Brandy, Wines.
Also. fine Show Case lot TOYS Confectionari
&c. Large lot Earthen and Glassware. .
- au ALEX MOTIF
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Ms 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 VINO have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. Iii
prepared by a Chemist, and is pronounced by med-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles,
cSeivyed by FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
il l@-3m .dain street, Richmond.
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A DARING RoBBERY.--A night or two since,
four men, well armed, entered the house OF
Martin Adams, Postmaster, at Cope's Mills in
Jefferson county, Ohio. Mr.. Martin was
knocked down with a bludgeon and his money
demanded. The thieves then took the key oi
the safe and robbed ii of between ten and eie-
ven hundred dollars and a gold watch. The
robbers tied the whole family, which consisted
them with instant death if they should move
OF make any resistance. Soon after the men
left the women ventured out and alarmed the
neighbors.
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The Steamboat Kat. Nav Surk,

CINCINNATI. Aug. 5-The Cincinnati and
Memphis packet Kate May struck u snag last
night eighteen miles below this city, and sunk
in six feet of water. Her freight is badly da-
mayed The boat may possibly be raised She
was valued 1t Sis, 0JU and is fully insured.
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RI f,eAdin = A..eree1l. 1900.

II ~ Gedd1m - A9ReTsens Auctss
IUALIfAaLE pUILDING iOT. On T1rx
AND 18TH STREETS, F0K SALE Al xUC--
TIQNa-wi.l Le soh, q auction. o. tho prsmises,
On TUESDAY 9th Aus ust. 1d6e, af 6k o. clook ii
M.. valuable BUILDING LOT. l0cstsd y s6osse.
irontlns 81 feet on the South side IL Grace street.
y9nntns back 70 feet, adjoining the proporty of Nj
WIN. Holt Rschsrdsou and Others al 4 q
MAJ, g fourth cash; hAlaace = 4 and II
cured by trust deed, ns title retained.
"a G0DDIN 4 APPERS0N, Aucts.
DESgRABLE BUILDING COT. ON GAM.
N 4HLEs HILL, ON I HE EAST LINE OF 9TH,
FF nR st E3EE CANAL AND BYRD STREETs,
taIo e, 10, on The premses uRSDAY. the nth
Az ICY Ct So clock. r NJ, desirable LOT
lycsLeu q above adjoining the new brick tenement
o. Mt ;a richard Shutts, fronting ,s feet, running
alley. 1 11aucu ON tne 4soita " an
an,hs sccOns-third cash; balance 1t 4 and 8
liz LOT neKotiahIe notes, interest added and
so s0saiheu I'll Az the purchase money is paid.
1 al 6ODDfN & APPERSON, Ancts.
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keutnrLr EIecfinn.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 5.-Returns indicate the
election of Moore In the 9th, AID Adams IN the
9th Congressional districts, both Opposition
The vote, however. is close. and the result may
lie considered doubtful
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PERsoSAL.-Edward Everett is passing the
summer in the quiet town of Huntington, about
fourteen miles northwest from Boston, where
his brother law, Rev. Dr. n. l.. Frothing
ham now in EUROPE kas q country seat.
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g11E " iF,AaTT9RY FIXTURES FOR
Tee appointed bs adeed from Messrs. Ksnhrs,,xb
81 t aa.ed the 1t dag 1859 duly recorded
~ seil =, SIM, Uonrt OF Hichnond will proceed
Gay b OF tansust lsss beginning at il ocoek. A. NJ,
.onacco factory corner Of 18th and Carr sts,
sta5s. the Tobacco Fixtures and Tools IN he said
aeea eonyeted. consisting Of pat mill screw hsI
head screws, iron bars, mills IRONS tns s ms
spi.aS bands enchss and knives. DIPPING bossd
cles pertaining to The business A osiioi asu-
Ibis. ms SAFE offers good opportunity to any one
"sTrr rns 70 e9} Il manufacturing tobacco
that amount four months credit for apnrorsd osef
liable notes, will he required ppio'e gu hsxo-
Jas, M. TAYLOR < Son. Aucts, A'us'ee'
~ B. At the same time the factory will he rar.sa
of April, 1880 Ian al ehI 3 the ISL
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HIGH PRICE FOR ToBAcCo.-The Lynch
burg (Va.) papers notice the sale there of
lot of tobaeco-it is not stated how large-at
sizes per ewt. A hogshead of Tugs was also
sold at $50 per cwt.
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AND DRESSER.-His HAIR CUTTING. SHA-
WING. sHAMP0OING and pYEING ROOMS are
get their HAIR CUT in tho latest and most ap-
proved style, would advise you to call on him.
Entrance on 18th street.
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A Man Shot Dead.

NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 6.-Last night in this
village a German named Henry Hammer shot
an Irishman by the name of Bartlett Byron.
killing him instantly.
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Aacf.
SUMMER CLOTHING. DRY coons. :.

SUMWER CLOTHIN(;, DRY COODS A.,
~ AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,. IotI ne. >
az AZ; 10 ose At my store: will SELL at auction y
~ Ht o. 81 M MEK CLoFHING, consisting Of Linen.
Fancy and Marseilles Shirts; 30dozen white. brown
and mixed i, Hose and Half Hose; Silk Gloves Sew
Cott3nades, and sundry other articles, .''''s'
n SHOES.-Also, Ladies' Caters and Bnskips.
f pos Boots and Bootees; Gents Caters and Ok
-, The above sale was advertised for last FRIDAY
but was postponed. A"'
au R. CAITTHORN
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REVOLUTIONARY SoLDiERs.--The pension
agents in North Carolina report the death Of
one revolutionary soldier and pensioner for
the half year ending June 30, 1859, viz: John
Hammond, Of Robson county.
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INDIA RUBBER PENS!
L MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
MANUFACTURED UNDER
g 0 o ID e A IS PA TIE TS,

GOOD VEINS P4TENTS,
BY THE INDIA RUBBER PEN COMPANY,
81 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK.
Are for sale by Booksellers, Stationers, and Rub
bel dealers generally throug bout the United States
They have all the ELASTICITY Of the gull, without
the SCATTERING and scrapIng of that instrument
the points being perfectly smooth,j and will last
longer.
They are. likewise, superior to the steel pen, in
WILL NOT CoRRoDE.
The India Rubber Pens peculiarly adapted to
the wants OF editors lawyers, clergy men, students
and professional men generally being less tiresome
IN the hand, and more uniform i'll action, than any
other pen now IN use. They are cheaper than quill
pens, and are offered at price not exceeding that
of the best steel pens.
The India Rubber Pens put up in boxes con-
tanning gross each, with holder at SIS per gross,
upon receipt of the price.
4 liberal discount allowed tn the Trade, Colleges.
Schools and Public Institutions. Address
THE INDIA RUBBER PEN CO..
je 23-3mf Office, 81 Liberty ST., N. Y.
TRONsAND STEEL WAREHOUSE.
l. No. I2l, SYCAMORE ST.. PETER BURG, VA,
GILLIAN Il DUNLOP.
We have IN store well assorted stock of IRON
and STEEL, which we offer IN lots To suit pur-
en- asers, at the lowest prices
English and best refined IRON-all sizes,
Swtdes and Hammered IRON.
Wide Plough lRON-6 20 TO inches,
Nail Rods and Horse Shoe IRON-bcst brands,
Band. Hoop, Oval and Half Round IRON,
STEEL-CaSt. Blister, German, Round, Ma
Also. SHEET IRON
Orders promptly filled in the shortest time.
m
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FNO THE PUBLIC. Having for some time
L suspended the sales at auction at my Stables
on Thursday Expecting to get all the auctoneers to
concentrate their sales at my Stables on SATURDAYS
which has been decned: therefore, i have made
arrangements with Alex. Mott to have regular sales
at my Lot, adjoining my Stable, every Saturday
commencing at 9 o'clock. of HORSES. MULES,
BUGGIES, WAGONS, COWS, &c. Having 4
good Lot and Stables. great care will be taken
with stock, and the highest prices obtained at auc-
ton. Liberal advances will be made on all stock
sale. g. l.. EARNEST
au IT'S 18th st. between Franklin aud Grace.
FISH, MEATS, &C.--Rsceiving to-day 3
FAMILY BREAST BACON.
HAMS and SHOULDERS
GOLDFISH and MACKEREL.
BUTTER. CHEESE and LARD,
BEEF TONGUES, HONEY. Ne.
with a camplete assortment Of FAMILY GR0cE-
RIsEs. WINES. Liz UoRs and CiGARs. on. hand,
RETAILING q prices that capnat fSil e please the
au Sta l1 Broad street, below 9Th
JIIAGON HUBS, AXLEA. ke.-we have II
w store 4 barge stock OF II BIS; assorted. 8 to Is
inches IRON AXI.ES, assorted. to 5 inches,
with pins and nuts; Tomlinson's SPRINGS. Ito
Plates; White Oak and Hickory spokes. j Ia s
s ccism:a BoI rs and Gtfirs Eaamslsd. cIo1ns.
&C., e. For sale le WvIPEil.riMs : ELLIOTT,
aus-st Il Main strest.