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~ The GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOg-
kHGA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
curial or Baisainic properties, exceis everything
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto
rasiVe and renovatng powers; and the medical
nedy will cure the above diseases, ard confounded
when they have occular demonstrations of the facts
Sut the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years, has known Of of twenty
Years standing 10 be restored TO perfect health and
all other of shorter duration. 10 be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case OF Gonorrhea which the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried cut with
prudence the part of the patient; and TO any
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
ngly, in his or her case he guarantees perfect
cure; and in of failure will fu Gish additional
medicine. free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will De effected with
out inconvenience TO the patient, Sold by
GRUBBS Il APpERSoE, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
IA n-6y No OIL Rr0ad n
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MELANCHOLY AYrAIR.-A little daughter of Mr.
Robert james, residing Madison, Indiana. last
week left home to visit an aunt. She had but Q
short distance to go, but got lost on her way and
was not found until she WAS dead.
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SuIcIDE-JohanD Smdt, q German, committed
suicide iu New York Wednesday, by taking poison.
He ieft q note stating that he had discovered the
infdelty of his wife, and bad no recourse left but
to kin her or himself. He chose the latter alters
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n. DEAD SHOT yoR BED Buas This \ uot oes Of
the Mineral Washes heretofore used 10 destroy Bed
Bugs, butsomething ~ much better - the railroad
car than the old stage wagon. Being Q vegetable
extract, II does not evaporsss raoidly and vusts.
but retains its destructive qualities for long tine
presenting bed Of instant death 10 thoss noxicue
tormentors Of our nightly rest. Sold By all tie
Drug gists. an 1O-Wha4ve
a0CHHAP GARD DPRINTINa-Ths DIsPAruH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUGGLRS FAST GARD PRINTING PRlssuo. N
prepared to furnish description Of work cheaper.
and with greater rapidity than any other sstablsh
ment In this city. The largest stock Of CARDs n
the city can be found at this once.
where you may b.
Book and . GrId Watch for Sloo
Book aud Silver wat.h for 100
Book and . Gold Chain for 100
Book and Gold Thimble for %
A Book and Cameo fin for 90
Al Book and . set of Sleeve Buttons for Ice
A Book and Gold Lockst for LOO
A Book and Gold Bracslet for 1. 90
A Book and Gold Pencil for LOO
Book and Gift Book for / 90
This il great movement. which has for its end
the dissemination ofknowledgs. Be sure 10 eall q
No Sc Main street. and buy Book. ny <-k
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TIE RESIGNATION Of Thomas Fl. Wynne,
Esq as Superintendent Of the City Gas WORKS.
was rendered to the Committee Light Of the
City Council last Thursday afternoon.
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COLLEGE CvsToM. - Il seems that the graduate
ing class of Rochester University have a pleasant
custom, the observance of which, We believe, 10
peculiar to that new aud fourishing Institution
We aIlude to what is called "the annual cereno.
nv of planting the tree" On the eve Of the grad
nation of each senior class. This ceremony took
n,ace for this year on the s0th ultimo, and was
celebrated with literary addresses, original poems
&c The Rochester Union gives the subjoiDed
description of the rites accompanying this college
institute:
s.The Senior class marched from the residence
Of Prof Cutting to the grounds. and we're greeted
with loud cheers by the other classes and citizens
assembled TO witness the ceremony. After the
ures,t,ent of the class, marshal, and master OF
ceremouies came the bearers OF the bottle which
contained q record of the proceedings, with the
orati IN and poem. The bottle and its contents
were then buried Immediately under the place
prepared for the tree. The class set TIE tree, an
elm, with their own hands, each member taxing
some active part IN the work. After song, pre-
uared for the occasion, 10 which the wnole CLASS
and many Of the spectators Joined, poem W.
read. The members of the class, after depositine
each his shovel Of dirt ut the roots Of the tres,
ioiniDg hsnds, sang an original hymn, durise
which they dropped their eyergreeps into .hs eA'
csvatiou. symboiixiug the burial CT Gil rtvaisses
and iealousies which may have existed smsse
them At this point the silence vas almest
bresthiess and the whole audience sesmeo y
catch the spirit Of the occasion.
number Of ripe waternslons we're shippse
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PoLIrIoAL DIsoUssIoN --Messrs j. l..
Marye. Democratic Hector for Madison Ward, and
James X. CreDsbaw, Opposition ElectOr, will have
political discussion at Metropolitan Hall tonight,
commencing at O'Clock.
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f%. LEE & PLEAsANTs-


Practice In the Courts held in Richmond, Henrco.
3oechland and Hanover.
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
&c they are authorised to take Dispositions. Aftd
Wits Acknowledgements of Deeds. Powers of Attor-
aey Bills OF Sale to be used or recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union
Office on Ilth st, Sd door from Main. NH Ply
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SENTENCE REMIrTED-Lieut Caleb Smith, Of the
2nd U. s. infantry, was recently tried by q courl
martial at Fort Randall N. T., on . charge of vio-
la.ing the discipline. He was found guilty, and
sentenced TO be dismissed the service" The
President, however, has remitted the sentence.
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tn. Cosrxsrsp EIsor1ox The p,

THs CONTESTED ELsorIoN The petit
asking to bs allowed az appeal from the decision
of Judge Meredith against awarding Q mandamns
commanding the City Council to permit him 10
qualify ss Superintendent Of the City Gas Works,
accompanied by copy of the record, WAS takeu
mp by the Court of Appeals, yesterday, and the
petition rejected. So that tho contest provided
for by the City Council, will have 10 proceed in
the manner prescribed by them.
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FRANKLIN "RAfn-At the National Typo
graphical Convention In Boston. . long debate
arose upon resolution proposing to move the
head OF franklin from the travelling csrd, the
mover Of the resolution having charged soe grses
printer With "ratting" The weight Of opinion.
however, appeared to be against the correctness
of the allegation aud the resolution Was cjscted,
"a to 2-Colburn and HsraD, both Of New York.
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A Vicious Doc, on 18th street, after
tearing child's face, and biting lady severely,
has been sentenced to death, but the difficulty now
il, to tell where be is and how he can be got At
Unlicensed dogs ought to be killed. whenever
caught In the street, for of all nuisances by day
night, estrny ours are the worst
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NoMIMATrHa MaSTIHG The OpposI-
ton party Of this city viii hold meeting, at
the African Church, next Monday night, to noDi-
nate candidates for the House Of Delegates OF Virs
rlui
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ELopsMENr ExfRAoRDINARY.-The Utica N. Y J
Telegraph chronicles the elopement OF TWO youns
men, aged respectively Is and 10, with Two
young women aged IA years. Rather Young and
tender.
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Wharf.-The receipts Of wheat BY
canal and railroads, for the month of April,
amounted to 81 1915 bushels while n April 1855 l0,
CAT bushels were received. In April 1857, the re.
ceipts were 5000 bushels. The great falling Of
the present year shows that the farmers have exs
hSpated their stock.
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NovxI USE YoR FLoUE-It 10 stated that
several hundred barrels Of unsouud hour have
been purchased In New York within few days
at price not exceeding g so per barrel, which
are to be used in distilIing for the sacturs Of
whisky, au article. the importance Of which.
commercially, few bat those directly interested
will understand.
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nREss GOODS, RIBBONs. 80.

~~ ~ cases flsin aud Printed Bereges, Grape de
assorred coiors
% cases Printed Lawns and Jaconets. of new and
beautiful styles
cases Black aud Second Mourning of new and
basgtlfal styles
cases Jsconet. Cambria aud Ginghsm Robes
loo cartons new styles Plain 9ros de Nap, Broche
and Fancy Bonnet aud Trimming Ribbons
hoa Psris Bersge, Stella and Cashmere Shavls and
asufillss, comprising a .ull and com piete stock
al greatly reslaced prices
These goods were purchased ut the recent De-
remp:ory auction sales in New York are Just land.
ed sni will be sold cHRAP.
KENT pAyER
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CApfuar OF GHsAf Cs1r n CsinA Tho Chiness
correspondent OF the Journal Of Commerce sssess
that the rebels have taken the great city o. han'
kov eight hundred miise up the fAagtss-Ah1s q
vhich Lord Eigin recently visited. and which she
Abbe Hue estimated 70 eontain population Of
three millions.
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THIS AFTERNOON. the young folk asd

THIS AFTERNOON, the young folk asd
ladies' are to have an opportunity of seeing she
great panorama of the Russian War. now exh tbits
log at Mechanics Institute Hall For teu nights
crowds Of ladies' and gentlemen have docked to the
hs TO this wonderful work of art, aud 90 de-
lighted many of them with the thrilling scenes
spread out on canvas, that they never miss an op
pCrtunity Of witnessing the laundering charge at
Balaklava, or the blowing up aud burning Of Ses
ma aatonol
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s&HAarsHoass's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS

are the safest and beat Purgatve Pills In They
vet upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. carrying
of all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
ripe easy iD their operation, and can be taken
Iolds from the system and prevent Rheuma !ism -
II you suffer With any pain, use HAHTSHOnRaNEs M nna
JURE-ALL the great PAIN ANNIHIALAI4VnhSi A 4nSic y y
SYRUP, which iH the best Cough Syrup In the
s5rid.
Sold by all Druggists In Richmond. oo l5-6m
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sssaiine 5 paekags of papers Of value hom ths
store 81 Mr. WiiliAm 0ibbopsy, lest All, u Wythes
vils, Va, was cosvietsd % Mcudsy last, snd esns
ssncsd 70 TOO ysars' inprisoansss u ths pssifess
ttary.
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M~ Baths. BATES, BATHs.-Hot.
Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily az all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Shampooipg Saloon, under the American HOTEL
strance ON llth street.
single BATHS 2s cents or tickets or u ap tU
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS in RICH
- MoND can be foQHd at
IuSEPu STEACSEts

No27 Main ST.
Rich Lswns; 1aconets, Organizes; Robes black
snd eolored silks; Man'ilias; Dusters Berages; De
LANES. &C. AT astonishing low prices; Twisted six
erosh Linen, for men and boys wear at l2}s worth
p ctsi Extension Skirts % cts and upwards Stella
Shseis at Rail- their value; Cambria Swiss and
CheSk MUSLIN t.om 10 cts and upward, worth
douh e the money
The grestest bargains in Embroderes, Ladies'
Collarf; CsmbI., aud swiss Needle Worked Collars
from l2As cts and upward Cambria and Muslin
Bands; green. hlHe aud brown Bersge for wells at
IL, ard great many more Goods prices that can
not fail TO please, Ali ask is ca and be carefol
that yoG eome 10 the right place at No n Main
street lnSRpu
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CITY REvESUE The twenty Per cent
reduction n che last tax bill Of the City Council
reduces the taxes on real estate $33 902 50 In
1858 the taxes this item to $lS5 3l258.
In 1859, Sl51 ,409.69. Mr.. d. N. Miller, the City
Assessor, has not yet completed his "persoual
property books" but will do 30 in the course OF
few weeks. when We will give the reduction Of
revenue from that source.
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LYNCH LAw.-Oscsr +. Jackson, who murdered
Wallace, was lynched by mob Ia Rock ford, MINI
He took refuge In house, was drawn olt by fire
kindled about it, and then hung to the gable ent
Of a cabin. They let him down twice; tho frs
time be addressed the crowd, protesting his limo
cence of the murder of Wallace. The second tim,
he made strong but Intellectual efforts to speak
seeing which tue crowd run him up again to tn
rafters, choking him until he was dead.
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NoTHIVG DoaE.-The trial Of N. b.
Dickinson, indicted for the murder OF John G.
Haley, was not commenced yesterday 10 the Henri.
co Circuit Court, Judge Clopton presidingss an t.
cipated. 1t may proceed to-day for ought We
know, but the probability 10 that nothing will be
done until the next term farther than to apply for
bail because of the declining health Of the pri.
sOnor.
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Tnl xRAeny ~ NoeSn 49,. Waea-IaA~
sprfnsAsN kSpubliess, II givfne . sseeeue -
the ~ tragedy u North Adsns, MassasAupoeos
rssultisg ID The dsash of Miss Msssha -, -
ne aighsot nr. chas. Hssls1sil, ~ alIsnsl =.
duesf, says:
". Hs:.sassd vss yssse nss, : sssuvs Of
Do.ss, y. y, sad vsas = Is A1sns Nj. =
~. soos svc ysass agos tFem A0s0besy,
-, Mnefs hs had bsss teller Ia the v5lIase
ANN, sIe wnsrs Be marrisd In 3 ssspes1a6ls
Of his We. ssS Il ., y: - % ~" x.Hr. ve
soo Iisec ~ the family. N. Lisfie1aiI. - 1T
% Mis: Seelss, have hsiesoloss ossn Il ssiSs
0Iu.sess, u,s aad BE- = Isast vss sAursh
without blsnish. Thsss 1svsIee.sss. ~ ~
tnrsiiy created deep ssnsaatoo ~ soSve9 n.
AdAms, which win sxtssd q os6sr efrsass ~ ssas-
tives and friends Of TIE htleo elosvbeeo ~
Ancshss account ssates tAss HR. Z. ana NJ \.
were msmbsfs Of The es0e church os6 49,. ~
vas between sixteeo ssd sevensees yeass e -.
and said 70 havs bssn beassfel - ~ vae ye1eSsi
Az Intimacy between LjstlsAsld asd tto yo1n9
lady followed sAors .eqaalasaasa, sas 4 uss
Late Let week she was tshs1 violsssly % - %
saturday died. On her doasA bod sho e6aenod II.
siensd with not only her ssduosios, hst utib pess
curing Tor hss msdicias, whjsh she toek, saaei1g
saddeniy dscsmped On the death q M Dssisr
becoming known, he vould havs bssn IyssAsd.
pzSxsrryAsuA PoInlc.--rhs ansi-DssAssaa Or
"ssatss Rishts' Democratic Csatrai Ceaaittss Of
Psnnsylvanis, Of which Col. Horssy b sAs DsaAss,
met at Aieoons, in thss State, on Wsdsssdny, ani
adopted, smong others. the ioliowias rssslaaioss:
=. ,sn.nss = z insxpsdisnt - the prsssas tins
Seeond-formaliy proclsinipg % uaaltsrsble
opposition 70 the doctrine Of OouRrsseioeei ie1ss
vsneion 10 relation to slavery IN sAs TseYieortss.
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as7aa
DRY GOODS.
s4~>e.>-.. -
RtCH NKw DRESS GOODS

x AVfI INV Nnk9S 0UODS--
,rn SEooND SUPPLY
81 Dress 1o~ds, pnsrLsseI by one of our firm A.
soeton. &c, and will he sold at unprecedented Low
prices: 'o~
Two fionnced ~ q Double Jupe Silk Robes
Elegant Bayaaere ar 1 Chane silks
ktch orRandie and Jscoret Roles
Ele.ant hobes a'Tuni1ne
Eioh Pint Ba'esss aud 0iaee poplins
Nrepe Maretz ans Bareee D. Iaines
Black Chailis. Tam.stl1.s ard Maurn;n1 rro.,s
BLACK SIN Mantillas ]"@"'@
Black silk BUSTERS
Biack Rarege busters.
French aud snslish f,tGts, Ginghams Brilliapis
and other sty les ~ DTSss Goods For novelties in
All sty les OF pfess aoe4s enquire a. No ls3 Main
sirest t. Ak pkHKkR CO
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KosBIsa CHuhoH.--soms few nights
since the Friends Meeting House on Cary street,
was broken into and robbed Of twenty -hve bibles.
twenty-five testaments, and about forty bymn
hooks, belonging to the Seamen's Friend Sabbath
School. Most of the books had the name Of the
society on eaoh. II any ofthem are found, Dr. T.
]. Boggs. Pastor Of Sailors Bethel will be clad "a
be informed Of Il. This theft will not prevent the
sabbath School exercises Tomorrow, % books havs
been procured.
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NE- PARKH PoINDsXTXR,
ATTORNEY AT Law,


VIII practice In the city Of Richmond and In the
,oEntfes of Chesterfield powhatan and Amelia.
fA Office in Lisls's Building. corner OF Main aHd
i4th streets &c Z3-lNn
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1870 SPkING AND SUMMER lShQ
lSoO GOODS. I(OC

Having enlarged aud reftted my store. beg
le1Ts say TO my friends and the public generally
that am now prepared to show one Of the largest
and best assorted stocks of
DIZZY G. o DS
that have ever had the pleasure of CT hibiting in
this city comprising general stock of Staple and
Fzucy Dry Goods.
A choice and rich assortment Of LADI ES' DRESs
GOODS. of the newest designs, viz:
Black snG Colored SILKS
BsRAGES,
sHALLIEs.
0RGANDIES,
MUsLINS, LAWNS,
MASTILLAS,
SHAWLS, &c
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NERVOUS

NERVOUS suryaares
BROKEN DOWN AND DEgILiTATED PR0FSS-
SIONAL NAN.
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH REsToA1Df
We offer you the great
To Delicate Females and Children,
HAMpTON'S TISCTUBE
Is truly Blessing. We appeal TO our citizens.
=" ''' AA TAKE EHAMpToN's TINcTURE
II you have Dyspepsia; ox,,s r,y,rUup
Al you H''' TAKE HAMpToN's TINCTURE
If you have Bronchitis nror,s m,ycrupr
IL 'o' n"'' TAKE HAMPTON's TINcTuRE
" you 'f' al TAKE H1MPToN's TIECTURE
= ''u TAKE HAMpIOT's TIECfURE
RH- Cali and get pam pniets and see cures.
Sold BY PURCELL. LADD 90, kich5nono; py
Or COOKE. Fredericksburg; by all the yr DrngglsWs
q Petersburg; By MORTiMEh z shLsn,s,. !,
Baltimore. and BY Druggists and Shop-keepers
everywhere.
~. 81 per bottle: six bottles for -.
my Z-dhwts
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A Norwegian shoemaker living in Minnesota
has obtained 81, 900 for . piece of land neal
Chicago, which he bought eleven years ago, fo
the SUN of $50.
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coNerie' that tend TO improve heal and prevent dis
ease are invaluable to the masses. prooided the
prices at which they are held not So high ~ TO
prevent them from purchasing The proprietor ot
BAKERS PREMIUM BITrGRs, in putting his great pa
nscea before the people had ey- to this fact and
At once determined to give all ansopportunity ofuse
ing them. lie knew that they would cure Dyspep
sis. relieve Neryou.ness. Improve Digestion. pre-
vent Dia-rh9a nllay Feyers strengthen Debilitat.
ed CONSTITUTIONS and dispel Agues and therefore il
Was that be offered his great remedy st prices
these Bitters. and then, with the thousand of
others who have been made whole, join in their
praises TO the rest of mankind. Price 90 cents pei
bottle.
To be had of all the principal Druggists in the
city OF kichmon and elsewhere in Virginia and
Garn,ina
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SLAriNG AND G uT I A PEKCHA

D0TrLING ESTABLISHMENT - LA.
~ GEk BEER. ALE. PORTER, 6c.-ThankIni
we bsg leave to announce TO oar friends and ths
public Ia general, that will continue our bush
ness Of
b TT 70 LASE2 BEER. Xxx ALE. PORTER. ac,
o. heretofore, snd which We will deliver, FREE of
CHAR u. 30 aay pzrt Of the city.
eiods r. tn c,untry carefully packed In barrels.
saa deiiy red 20 any depot Ia the city.
We have also Instantly on hand. Lager Beer snd
Ale ta hail snd quarter bsr res. aud full supply
Of scotch Ale and iloafoa Porter. which We most
resoaeffnliy Iecomnnt nd 20 the public
LOUl5 EDK &R & BRO,
~ .2-am Ne 2os Main street
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IITADsWORTH, TURNER l. co,

w NO 49, FOURTEENTH STREET.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
HAVING received by recent arrivals complet.
Assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DKi
GOODS. comprising altogether. very desirable
assortment, suited and selected expressly for the
trade ot Virgiuis North Carolina and Tennessee,
all OF which the trade Ia respectfully invited to ex
anime. I'm I'D
CLAliNG AND GUT L A PERCHA
~ FELT R0OFISG.-P W DUDLEY co, deal
ers iu STATES AND 9UrrA PERC IA FELT FOB
KOofiSG-w ELLIOTT. our Agent, VIII a.
wsys be ready 10 have executed all orders Tor riat
ing In thorough manner and warranted. Lake
wise tn. Gatta percha Felt for Roofing nat or steep
roofs. tops Of Railroad cars or any kind OF coyeres
Bridges. &c, &C. We particularly call the attention
Of Engineers, Architects, Contractors. Railroad
omysnies, ard the building community generally (,
the above Felt being cheaper than any other mate
rial for reohing Likewise. being more urable and
proof saaaft all falling frag ments OF IRE. we car
show testimonials TO sil its qualities it is acknow
edged 20 be best material introduced, both for
oheapnsss durability and imperviousDess TO water
We iuyi.s any in wantof roofing. 70 call AID exam
Inc for themselves the samples flushed at our
warehouse, corner Of 8.h aud Carysstreets. Rich
mond.
KE.-Old elats and Metal Rocfs repaired and
warranted Address, ELLiOIT.,
apIs-im* Agent, Richmond.
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BURNING OF THE AMERICAN sH1p CuAxp1.y.-o

BURNING OF THE AMERICAN SHIP CaAxpLAN.-On
the 1T'h January, the Champlaiu, 5l3 tons, Capt
cargo of Ice. After discharging, she was fitted
up on the lower deck with accomodatious for
about 200 horses and mules; the large supply of
hay requisite for a voyage to Calcutta was stored
in the lower hold. While in port she unfortunate.
ly took fire and was consumed, sinking in Is feet
ofwater. She was fine vessel, and not insured.
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THE Two MISSING MUrINEERs OF TIE SHIP JUNIOR
HUNG AT SYDNhY-The United States consul at sgd.
pey, N s. w.. writing to . friend In New York, a.
We learn from the Nantucket Inquirer, reposts
that Hall and Burns, two of the mutineers of the
ship Junior, who escaped from the officers at the
time Plunmsr and his associates were captured,
remained in the woods until nearly starved, When
they made their appearance. They were immedi-
afely arrested and tried, and at the time of his
writing he hadjust returned from witnessing their
execution,