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e. ass prizes, amounting to. y 329 o0t
Whole Tickets Sl0; Halves So; Quarters 50 Co.
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
Prizes having Approx imations will be entitled to
the Approximation Prizes, according to Class AZ.
Fer example: IL Ticket Number 1880 draws the
100 90 Prize those Tickets numbered IJ24S 1929
1881, 1889, win each he entitled to 5000 If Ticket
No. $50 draws the 600 prize, those Tickets num-
bered 54S $40, 55l $50, will each be entitled TO &c.,
and SO on, according to tho above Scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the
last hguTe OF the Number that draws the CAPITAL
Prize. For example: Ii the Number drawing the
Capital Prize ends with No /, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled TO 500,
II the number ends with number 2, then all the
Tickets where the Number ends In viii bs snti
tied TO $40, and so on to 0.
u ordering Tickets enclose the money to our
ADDRESS Tor the Tickets ordered, on of which
they will be forwarded by first mall Purchaser
can have Tickets ending in any figure they may
Designate "s
The List Of Drawn Numbers aud Prizes will be
sent 10 purchasers immediately after the drawing
3D. Purchasers will please write their sig natnres
PisIh' ana tIve their Post Office County and State
IA, Remember that every Prize is drawn and
PAYABLE without deduction.
"a, All Prizes Of ~ 900 and under, paid imme-
dlateiy after the drawIngother Prizes at the usual
time Of forty days, in full, without deduction.
Orders for Tickets 70 I've directed either TO
WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Augusta. Ga. q
Or WOOD, EDDY & CO., WILMINGTON, Del.
,n A list ef the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the Prize that each
ono as entitled g; will be published after every
tutionalist, Mobile Register, Nashviiie Gazette,
rion, and Nov York Times. 'u'u'nk s1a'.-', >s''s
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Rirt,nlnlln Qispatfl-
rurJgspAY KozNrNa.., ,'ool l. ~ .e'e

Ty,nX Tan
..sr.r m vHE Pulpit i ~ ~
ANoLp a. =, .hc fses ton Christian Wa'ca-
eoFresl' =, hear the once great actor anu
.,o,. Bapiis; minister, sns''asa
.nh - Vernon Chapei. lie ~'"
,.. AN older person than .,, ~ 80
..eiag; should think hih M ia,,r,n in his
score anu NJ, h,s eve was "a breh, and bis Voice
49, and loud and musical as ever. ns
~ was rood but lost mucn Oh iss Pomsl
fs.s.,,sr ne read every word OF II ana Eusi.sa
s,.,,,,le do not like written sermons. ne Ieao-
T. The "a vlans The Scriptures, and ms prayers
,"easn 5nt seon forget. His Scripture, the
= 49, commencing with "Comtort We, COM
tart 90 my people," WAS read as never heafu
:. rs,a opfore The congregation weli-nigh
80, f,on their seats His ntterance thrilled
eysry neart--he seemed 10 make 1t living
,vori. 1t was undoubtedly, favorite enap-
ter of his, since he hardy feieffeo W 'ae D'D-e
during its rehearsal. -,
After sermon he closed with prayer-tne
Lords prayer-snd never before did near !.
SC effectively offered; such an enumeration.
such an accumulation, snch pathos ~ ihoes~
oribanle: and as his own heart SCARED heaven
ward. the hearts of his congregation accom-
PANIED II, The clergy OF the Chareh Oh Eng
land use the prayer referred 70 IN tael' puoa.e
worship more than I'll the rest of the clergy
men colahiped and many OF them are APP 70
hurry over ii with all the speed possible
sermiuriy forgetting IL is the prayer OF o0f
Saviour. and uttered as the model OF III
PRAYERS. and prefaced with the command
"a fter nus manner pray ye." No one, an
sure can ha in doubt as to what that manner
was ana / would that the clergy of th'
Church Of Eagiaad who are at fault on thu
point conld at this time have listened TO MI
Knowles as. with unaffected reverence, n
PRAYED in cpr SaSiours own words.
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ia. During the summer that has iu

wA During the sumner that has Just
raised away, thousands of sufferers from dysente
nv aud diarrhPa have been relieved by the use oi
HOsTETFER'S BITTERS. a medicine when is
evidently destined 10 maintain permanent place
in the public estimation. Bilious diarrhc,a is one
o those diseases which battles the skill oi the phy
stefan. The medicine they administer to act upon
the bowels never seems to reach the source al the
reach ali the al sestive organs. and give them ST
multaaeously rush of yisor. to rid Themselves oi
this disease. This problem is solved by TIE 81 T
TFRs which never fails to conquer the most stub
born cases. 1t is only fair to say that, during the
season Just closed. this medicine has achieved
more cures than anv other ever presented to the
public, and during the fall. which that terrible
scourgc, the fever and asue, Is so prevalent, the
BfrrRRs will gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggists ,and dealers generally every
,xrara &C 3-lm
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PUBLICATION.

.TIyIYUTTxtHOOE on Ill: vIKGINf.A
IN INsT!Twy3 ih. 1gstf NO 20
commence the y. sscon ~ M ,9ts of March,
EDWARD w. CQNE. a; M.,s Teachers;
HORACE P,-SAITTH, A. MI ,-......ses,.
Practicai Bookkeeping. Laws -of Accounts' ana
Peumanshtp. a hu.t.-
.n n thar names nj once ss members of the In.
stitute All members of the Institute are enated
to tho privileges Of this School Eitlos
S. s. COTTREIiL. pt she
D. Il. BOWEN, J NIGHT Schoo'.
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s-- - AGRICULTURALF FAIRS.
LII ls5g list. By resolution of
e. rSszzz~x===, RICHMONDtvIRGIN
kas4 EsSS 2zksssa CENTRAL AND PETERS-

faztf sEaa zssa CENTRAL AND PETERs,
~ - -. BURG STATE AND UNION.
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.--Members OF the Az
FURNISHED by the agent NJ the station at the time
Of purchasing their ticketsl on presentation az
TURN TICKET. = :. $3.50 = -
Stock or other articles designed for exhibition at
either OF the above Fairs, will be charged fuif fare
down, but will be returned free OF charge, ii re-
maining IN possession of same owners.
PERSONS having stock to send to the Fairs, will
please notify thu agents at the stations THRxR
PAYS IN ADVANCES, 10 as proper arrangements can
be made for their Transportation.
g. CAMPBELL, Supst.
Supt's Office. r. D. n Ri .
Richmond, Oct. u. 1852 ( oc l3-lm
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FATS. CAPS. BOOTS, &c.

IN Just ENED, AT G.
HELLER & cos, 1873 Broad street, <axSkAS
~ Formerly M. HARRIS & BRo..i a large as
sortment of Ladies' and Chlldren's SHOES made
by the best manufacturers. which we are selling at
prices to suit all those in want OF the best of goods
in our line.
The attention of country merchants and farm
ers. to examine our new stock of BOOTS and
BR0GANS, is respectfully invited, rs they will
find it to their advantage to cal on before max
Ing their purchases 6. HELLER & CO..
oc Its 1S3 Broad ST., bet 5th and 9th.
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MnkELLAS AND PARASOLs.-NEW
M. E.s ~ All 4 MINT FER MANUFACTURE
3s opened On Broad stfeef, next door 10 the Broad
sffset Hoiel, and fourth house west OF the corner
81 Ninth street. Tho Proprietor respectfully So
ieits the pafsonase Of the public this being the
only establishment Of the kidd in this city.
JAMES POWELL.
N B.--fhe snbscriber would call attention 10 the
faef that be has removed from the corner of I'd and
street Hotel. - s,c III Nny ~ :
1EqHA& SiER lNIyORY n, HARD. WOOD AND
e I Siq43sE-c-3A "a RARAE0Ls ard CANE
Y6I ~ III RirFt,sel4S tiae ~. p
"a. AtL.o o.. pMBR kA4 PA ASoIs q -coy-
RUsINExS sUITs. 4 lsvys s,c-l xs: s; 80.
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DENTISTRY.

F. A. yETER,
h SURGEON DENTIST,
~-ILD Office on Main. below Pearl street, next
door to ?. Horton Keach's trimming store, and two
doors above Messrs Thos. r. Price Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The SUBSCRIBER having removed to the above
house. would be pleased tD see those with whom he
has engagements. and has made extensive prepa-
tons performed il the nest approved and scientific
sty le known to the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted TO give satisfaction. Toe l3-ly
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%M NOTICE.--We most respectful

m3 NOTICE. 1--WE most respectful m
GxSS ly call the attention of our friends, III
customers, and tine. public generally to our ~
assortment of BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, CAR
PET BAGS, VALICES, &c., as they Will find the
largest and best assortment Of foods IN our ,lne,
or elsewhere, and at all prices either of our own
manufacture, or Of the best phlladslPehIa and
selves ALEXANDER HILL X CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
of Boots. Shoes. &c.. No. l2I Main street,
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IN RENO VAL. EywD
~ MARCUS HARRIS EROTHER, <2xTA

- Nh KCUS HAHhIS q BhOIHE e, -. =
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
= in BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
No. 49, Main Street, merit to American Motel.
The undersigned in calling the attention of their
patrons and the public generally to their REMOVAL
to the NEW STORE,
located as above desires to express their thanks
for the very liberal patronage bestowed on them.
With increased facilities, we are prepared to ex-
hibit a Mammoth stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c,
Superior in e1fent of cari ~, style anda6Hish to
any assortment we ever had the pleasure to exhi-
bit; embracing all the lolc, medium and finer qaai
tiles Of goods; together with full stock OF I'M
RUBBER GOODS, to all of which we cordially
ask the attention of buy before purchasing else
whe re, trusting that thorough examination of our
stock, and the favorable prices upon which we sell
our goods will convince buyers of the propriety of
a change. MARCUS HARRIS L. BRO,
Corner Ilth and Main street, next to
nc IO-ts American Hotel Richmond. Va.
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HUBERT P. EFEBVRE,
y23-sm nls4 <tf Richmond, Va.
ct pIAKY'S GERMAN FEMALE INSTI :
= TUTE, 4TH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH, RIcHMoSp. V.A.-This Day and Boarding
School is principally intended for girl under ten
years of age, of German parents, that wish their
children to lie instructed in both the German and
English languages, and to be educated for the do
nestle life of ordinary respectable society.
TERMS:
payable quarterly in advance.)
Board and Instruction in the usual school
Instruction only in the Day School. ......... II
Vocal music, bed and bedding, washing and
mending. Ii ht, plain ladies' work form extra
charles. Medicine and Doctors fees, postage,
books, writing and working Materials are charg ed
to parents.
Boarders are not admitted for less than six
months.
For further information address or apply to
Rev. JOSEPH POLK, s. L..
Cor. 4th and Marshall sts.,
nc7 -2urk ut Ire
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Nos Prizes. Nos Prizes mos Prizes Nos pT;yes.s
- 49, ..~es.
94!g 2z6lF69 2012235f Iso2sy3a <m
95lI 22s 22ii5 yUI22Ih5 ia 51sss ~.
Hsit 2z5 22Il6 3OJ2f2t9 1A 2l2s7 ~,
9sla 225 2ziis yI0333t0 50 sssso r..
Ia75 zMg1Ilg gslgi2aa 90 Sssxa, ~,
stgs NO x<f3l 100 2azk5 25O 3so92 la0
NsSS ~ zzDz $50 1tass lO0 3s30a 100

CeNMIssfoxxHs, CERTaricA rE.--The under
Ssa@s.s AssSsy Z a the
esrttfs tb84 H. above e an accurate list Of the
a&y. 0&fs ~, 1853, Mt Al salsta Ga - e sas
FIG. RARBEH,f
ss..z.L.5l II, H. DUGAS, sworn CONS.
1NSFN ~ ana subscribed before me-
EspG.sArtox -rha I'D LEWIS LEVY. JP
n,,',s lfo tbs Wheel Tie ana"nt @ssn were
se,, y w prize which the nu,bsr & sattls ~
IN Your tIcIst y TX ~ me list And does not end
ga t.ekss9 xhsge the nnnzher ends il are 3
sss 4 a ss nay To- Haii
III wv tlskets draw their proportional mart
49,, 1s III k13k4Kee &ye entitled q, MI fhav
Il 5ss q ses NJ nfixes Halves. ausrtsfs nd
sHs vss1 kef ssAsh or fe-inxestment Ticfsfs M
go - 1seHu ps)&e1 nAed not ~ refaene4 s1ss
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DRY GOODS, cARPEr1Na. &c.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aefe*esOOBDs0
We respectfully invite fe.idents Of and visitors TO-
BE- SIX & sS csRTA IN Sch
we think more extsnsiye and varied in assortment
than any sSE e q e .aSe
sn s = Msa safs ssisnton to tha business
End lar. o. g cur are .ecs a.
shan eaa ofhsr,ctse ordinarily bs afforded. in the
';'i SSSEfEtV fiiFs''''' . '''''
'S'i4s2hfff fsanapya.r1y,.
s'ssAa's StEsa..
T Tts oI cGoFM q iva Rspk A
coDERRs semssR sgRl an,h BOOKING chUMh
CURTAIN GOODS, tour stock and assortment OF
which is Unsurpassed in any house IN Virsiniao
0Noo" Di2MAsK,, 49,
phiATFUfRRkE Turkey RED, &C..
With TRIMMINGS of every description and quail
ny ..ooR oIL-cLoTHs, Of various qualities and
patterns, from 70 "a feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES, ef every style and grade'
with all propsT hStnTes OF ge@a aoy
ar3 competent UPHOLSTERED we are prepared. when
desired TO make up Cur:alns IN tue aatest ;ndeS
carpets in the best manner, TO hanS wihoo"
Shades, cut and put down rl92r 0 nsGH SG
1850 JUST RECEIVED. 1859.
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
a. FALL AND , gBEN' (. FsMnlfT + ESsD''
No. %, Main street.
have received from New York and Philadelphia
my ef Faf f'o aN B WINTER DRY GOODS.
emIrac ng all the newest designs and fashions,sut
at for tho, SAINTS and anprOachlng SHdEOHs
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, of every species and
AlsS, nasnihssn, and e 90 %A4s stock of
i'LA fSts and FANCY VELVET and SILK VEST
A great variety Of
WOOL SHIRTS.
SUSPENDERS, &c.,
| Also fpae llne of TEy EEDS. sATINETs. &C.,
| &c, suitable for Boys wear.
| In Housekeeping and Servants Goods, have a
large and splendid stock, which cannot be surrass-
| All of the above Goods have been purchased
within the past week on the most iavorah.e Terms
small profits and quick sales.
Ca aud examine lor yogTselvss, bsf9Te BpEcha-
sing elsewhere at JNO IL. " l. Il = I; l. ..
DEMOyAL.-LEOP0LD ROSE has removed
No. $50. BROAD STREET,
Anq Dry hsS a Go SOB i cG5oTHNG SHOES &C.
And will be pleased to see his old irlends ana ne
public generally He has an entire new IN M
purchased for cash ana wil guaTahIeG 70 sen ms
| goods cheap. GIVE Ill Nj CALIl. loc o-In
| NALL 1879
| pAREIEi, G. co
| SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND
fANGn IN -, e,eods and he nubIic Generally.
i @ ~, - ;o stnre Iarys and we'll select
LIZ + We hay f EGe EfGV and nom ESTIC DRY
eu S,nSA VI ~ No arv reS,ecf fIiIy invite their
uV tN,I, 10 "i'ch VIC N0'' io'pe''i''i'
plan p Back ard Rf,I Fi ~ S SiiSs
Extra Rich CoIored SILK ROBES
Fars frlr ted MUS D IL IL ~ L
ROBES ,,orssp11Nrs
Rich Paris ChintZ Printed MY n1it fl Hf,
POPLINS, VA INT s. POLL DE
CHEVRES ,rrp1NorS
lam and Printed FTench MEhjNofS
Black French MERlNoEo
Black MOI NES ,,,.rp,r.S
Hack bOMBALt ES bidch NJ Is = ~ y A aS,S
CLOTHS. CASSl N ER ES ana ID, V ntiS,c NUS
"a and "a Heavy r LIED ChOlHS
Sleeps Grey SATINETTS. LINSEl &c.
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RAILROAD LANES BOB SALE d

So RAILROAD LAMBS FOR SALE ON
81 Long CREDIT, AND AT Low RATE
Of lNTEREST.-The Hannibal and So. 10
segh RAILROAD Company having over 900 900 AC RES
was granted by Act OF Congress- to aid in the con-
struction of their Road, offer the principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms
The greater part of these Lands are within six
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad which
is now completed and open for use throughout i.s
entire length, t2U6 miles,, and runs through coun-
try which Is UNSURPASSED by any in the salubrty of
it's emate the fertility OF its soil, and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Once
of the Company, or address, by letter,
JOSIAH HUNT.
Lard Commissioner H. & St. 10. r. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June lith, 1859.
jy 2l-dx w4mt
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sAE FOR SALE "A small T RACT OF LAND,
- on the New Bridge Road, three miles east OF
the City of Richmond. known as "Auburn,o
and adjoining the Lands of Mrs. DIR. Christian Dr.
g. A. Hart and others. The above tract contains l5
acres. and is situated in a pleasant and desirahs
neIg hborhood. II has upon it 2 very good Dwell
LING-HOUSE, containing s or 10 rooms, with
suffciency of wood and water. The soil is produce
of grain, grass. &C., and would make most desl-
rabie vegetable garden. Il is LIghy susceptible of
Improvements, and by the Iudicops use of lire
tsfaetory results from the use of these manures
on other lands in the neighborhood will attest The
eral and accommodating terms, or would ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS 4 H0LLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin.
au Pts Richmond Ia
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1859. AEMo.AI 1859.
VAN LEW, TAYLOR & co.,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK

~, - SOAtn MAlEulAL
No. IA, MAIN STREET.
NEARLY OPPOSITE THOMAS 4. PRICE Il CO.,
Where they are Offering the most thorough and
complete assortment of
- GOODS IN THEIR LINE
And viii be happy to receive their friends and the
public. 's ,e sMa s.'o
CITY SCAvENGER.-The undersigned re-
speetiniy informs the citizens Of Richmond
tnat ne ~ prepared 70 clean out houses sInks
ana other places Of deposit and thorosi vhly lime
r ,ssm n, q r, the most and
winch no may work. His wagon il 90 const rncted
as TO he air and water-fight.
Letter. boxes may be f0und In the Mayors ONCE
and at the drug store Of MilspauGh Johnston,
one door from CORNER 18th and Main streets, and an
~ is-sn g Il. ALLEN.
NEM 9TOK e, No. - FsAnkl.n street IA
yssy hees FAMit g aR0G iii H & wkoisaass
end retail. yhioh viii b sotA a. low = they ON -
pqnxls II this 0r Any nth6f maTkat. IA call ff,I.
a1 !. ssss s.e sss public ssDsrail,
IA b AZ i'iIs'' fiII iidaPi:ay
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LOTTERY DRAWING.

OFFICIAL DRAWING
~ OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA,
CLASS ~.
At AagHst0. GEORGIA. SATURDAY, Ort. 18th 1850.
WOOD. EDDY & CO.. Managers,
Successors to SAMUEL SWAN Co.
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CEINA, GLASS, &c.

I'D STOCK OsIPLETE. w.SN
8 ia PRICES REDUCED. AA
HLfg CHINA, EARTHENWARE ANDS
6ssEE G l. \ = $. Ea
BUTL Err, SON Il FRANKLIN,
Importers, 70 afaiH street.
Intending to move from our present place of
business before the spring trade opens, and in or
der TO save the expense and risk attending re-
eur large and we'll assorted stock of
CHINA,
QUEENSWARE and
GLASSWARE,
At reduced prices for cash, or on the usual credit
TO prompt six months buyers.
The Merchants of this State and North Carolina
and Tennessee, will consult their interest by CIV
ing our stock an examination.
BUTLER, SON < FRANKLIN.
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MIR. I,EFEByKE,S SCHOOL,
Nl GRACE STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND

1sl GRACE STREET, BIZ w r isis T ~, -
FOUsHEE. RICH MOND,V A.-,Ihes n mex sess ssa
and terminates on the last day oil June, icgu.
Our long experience in teaching, anu .ne voay
liberal patronage we have received loI ~ hia.y
years. have both enabled and encourageu us 70
make important improvements IN our lnsLitutiol'
A course of Literature, comprising Eneisthr
four last through the medium OF the FIehcn.l ice
been successfully tried during the last session, anu
will be continued and enlarged IN the next. 49,.
We have engaged Mr.. Ed. T.. HOWARD 70 ttkT
charge of the English part OF this courses as wen
as the Rhetoric, Bellies Lettres and First haading
classes of our institution Mr.. H. Is gentisehian =
Of the highest qualifications and we feei conhaens
that his services will be duly appreciated. w .
would earnestly recommend our literature CLASS
to graduating pupils. .u.
The new house which we have erected will great.
ly add to The convenience as well as to the cohvls
Of the young ladies' boarding In our iaDiiy. VIZ
young ladies only will occupy one ROOM efcep, ia
HUBERT HUBER P. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, prncipaIn,N
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral ana Mehtai
Philosophy, French.
WILLIAM q. WILLIAMS, A. r.. wee ffl "a pal pal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemis'ry' HISTORY
EDWARD C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Rhetoric,
MRS. GRACE BENNETT-English Branches.
MISS MARY C. GORDON-English BIanches.
MISS Eliza BARTLEITNNEnS5sa b Mas,a
M MAnAM aNTN ETA ia fERBAVo Music.
SIG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
JOHN A. CALYO-Drawing and Paintlns' o.a
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano' orsah' sa'ieu
c. MM.HT wifi
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER--Harp
4 ID frr,Efa
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~ How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com
PLAINTs.-For Pain in the Bowels; stomach SIDES,
Limbs Back Rheumatism, Neuralgi Sore Throat,
Stiff Neck, Sprains or Bruises. use HARTS-
HORNE.S CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves;
bones sInews. blood and muscles. annlhilahng all
pain like magic! Bottles II, IS and so cents.
fyou suffer with Cholera, DiarrhGar Looseness
of the Bowels. or Summer Comp ant. use HAhIS
HORNE'S CARMINAFIVE BALSAM. 1t sives
instant relief. Bottles % cents. =.
The Cure All cures all pain. The Carmnatlve
galsam cures all bowel complaints. IS cents bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk je Him
s Licorice--A. O.iC. Brand.-The above
we'll known favorite Brand always on sale by
JAMES C. MCANDREW,
des-lv 81, Pine street. New York.
10 Removal. wv. Leigh Burton Dentist,
Is re moved to Browns building. on9t street. one
or above the Mechanics Institute. az l9-3In
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FOR HuNT AND aAI,n,

FOR REM One elegant LODGING;
q se ssd sf''a s'i' MilfTlSs
n xoh RENT .oqs sxcs!Isst Room Room. over &,
q f @ns. i rs Blcad street.
- FOR RENT--F desirable ROOMS, eyer
IL ..or' e s'f'd 'i.is5r aSsE
- FOR RENT-On 18th street. Church Hill,
ssss sssssSs & 'ss
W. Peasce. ESQ; 2 doors North q Leigh st., enc
Ds SS.. at sry M
tached, and well Of water ON the premises. Price
per /. a isM4s ESQ., Apply to i. D. EAcHo.
oas SWELLING H ei5If' On s oSus saiRn
Iii beautifully located. and the view unsurpassed.
70 ffanhs and from M e ss Streets
thoroughly repaired and the grounds put in order,
for q good tenant. Apply to VAN LEW, TAYLOR
= &C eli lin i A. '' ELIZA L. VAN LEW
- OFFICE OF THE BRITISH CONSUL
Ga FOR RENT-The OFFICE near the corner
Of the British Consul. win Be for rent from The i5t
inst This office, for professional man, or almost
Centrally heated in beautiful and posi-
ton; detached from other buildings it presents
unss ss. B. ARsp arKNs $50 Main St.
- Fur RE Two TENEMENTs. on
E#s north side Basin Bank, adjoining the Office Of
M Dsa1s hsSs9c aB Bskk AsBfs f
~, FOR SALE--A new, ornamental cor
fi:a TAGE, on 9th street, French Garden Hill
szh For terms, &c, apply to
GREEN Il ALLEN,
Sc Its Corner Of Grace and It'll streets.
-, FOR RENT.-The BUILDING occupied
:# by the Examiner is for rent from the LIST of Au
a-Agust. For terms, apply to
RICHARD WALSH, Note Broker,
" Its Governor street.
"a FOR RENT;-The HOUSE on Cary street,
Eja ID door from l4th street, recently occupied by
sasA Mesgrs 4. T. Colston & Co. Possession given
at once. For terms, &c.. apply to
jy Its JAMES THOMAS, JR.
Ia TWO FIRST RATE BUSINESS
8:a STANDS FOR RENTING STORE now oo-
xz-Ncupied by s. Guggenaeimer, on Main St, under
st. Charles Hotel, and the STORE No. s, Wall st.
The rent, to good tenants, will be low. Apply to
je Its BENZ. DAVIS.
III FOR RENT-Lawyers' and Doctors OFF,
fs:5 CES and LODGING ROOMS, on 18th street, in
GsAfront of Bank, by JOHN A. BEIIViN.
my5-ts
~, FOR RENT-The STORE, on 18th street
ti::s formerly occupied by us, and a CELLAR un-
k:Ader Johnson & Bransford Possession given
Immediately. VIM. WALLACE SONS.