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. -
The groprIetors having purchased this WATER
ING PLACE in October last, have thOrouEhIy re-
1ered and furnished it With entirely new furniture
&: ssT ~ IL ss
liberal arrangements for. the comfort Of their
guests. they latter themselves that but few il any
this.
+ is situated in he county Of Mcntgomsry. sx
a g. Tennessee Rsilroad.l on the banks Of the
hosnSxe IiXsT, and e surrounded by some 81 the
among the mountains Of Virginia. The water has
acquired suoh reputation in tho last few years,
th.t It u nnnsGeesary TO say thing in commen-
dA&ion oil It. 1t - now considered SPECIFIC for
ne worst forms Of O,speps!s, and remedy fcr eIl
Cutaaeous Diseases, disordered condition Of the
Stomach. Bowels and Liver. and for prostratiOn
II the nervous system. We might append NUM-
aga,nted With - merits, and to these might b
PASSENGERS will be met at Shawsville BY four
horse Omnibusses. to convey them over new road
to the Springs. Persons leaving Baltimore, WASH
ington, Richmond and Perefs0urg, in the morning,
South, will end the same convey ancs on the arr
e ROOTu C,,r uOIrN 4 m 8
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NO1lCE.-MIses 3 A. Dlu0OOU ooYnar Of
v.eent WtAkse ~ aaHyhes. - aTli q 81
sDAY B0AkDER0 can b accommodated
80. - = -. 80. bogTOn. MAZE.
0enttsmsn win find the best Of aoocs ssosiSfiens
t: "cs :SIs f9s Z tAs 83s95 e
istsls9s l3issi sffss II IN. YARRKR
nh ssm '.Tzaed els if.EHlff3s
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- 0YDtA EoQ 1ALB This Fxp Meoos
m31 l9Guetes b iaeo eurv9g. leyeNAHs
80 .s: sa e. - III 49, 3; -
On n F1paAfe9 n.y.. 1ly 49, 3to9 ?ua.
= t = = = asr's'ss = ~ =.
e hls-1&su4qs xssetSlss asr
- n e llISAE:py r. R..
hxY 70
ia isos s. ~. -; ~ - tse YziK-
Y - = J. IN -:
;e gym afi :s sssf: s. :::::
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Northern Markets,

Supposed SLAYER. e. T
new YORK, June 2O.-The brig Margerita il
sa,ned here on suspicion of being . SLAYER.
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n. The undersigned u desirous to ex.
change valuable property he owns in the city Of
Brooklyn. l.. l.. sclose to New ork city for good
unincumbered property in or near the city of Kich
mond u c9nsist, Of 6r.t clasc three story Brick
located in highly respectable and rapidly i'm
proving District. and ten minutes walk from tho
ferries. The House 10 Teplete with all modern I'm
provements, of Ridgewood water. gas, furnace,
bath house. &c:, and in perfect order.
lndsputable. & =
N. B.-Ths above property is free from all m
CumbrAnces. DR. ASCOIII,
Corner OF Franklin and 4th SITS,
je u--2wH Richmond, Va.
IA. 8. 1. b. r. .. Good Bread. Thohe
fond OF light, sweet and WhOlesnale Loaf Bread,
Biscuits, DO. should use SEMPLE'S INFALLI-
Bile BAKING POWDER. For sale 0y all Drug
gises and GrOcers.
To arrive, 500 cases superior Sweet
OIL, for sale low for cash.
JNO. W. GARLICK.
Apothecary and Druggist.
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- James - Xoy1o9 = 0oD> Aueeos
esD.s 2So 4ss. = 2 s';
g: e: =: go: 2 ls::' =
!: S. \ III ]: $i =: 8: S: 8:
KsEns- win = psd. kaovn d day of sals.
~ s''i q IS u IS fls1ifistoH ! SON. A..s
Cs0MMleSIoN9a'9 NALR or . ACn 30
II sSst
% az q ~ S1ss Is :s ss
the ooart. Ho.se 81 sid ooa.ty. O MONDAY
% Trsst Il Land & ssd 49, q = sSsf
Thi. Lad il in the lower end Of Hearico oounty,
mond, ana on both sides Of the York xivsr faif.
sssi s: ,ss: :sa q: 4
It'll TIL. .th;,d ...h -. .-.s;.
Of sad i month"; With interest ffos day Of sale.
credit .s ss "a e: sss g &
dsrsd By ths Court. q. J. t0UkTNKYI
JAS. M. TAYLOR I Soy. xaess jsis
AND BROAD STREETS, AT .AUQfiQN:-We
az Of !uae. oomnsnoins q X o'eioek T: n. two
tvs smsd ienS.msnts; On the est side q Is, Be-
smell sized f.milies.. They have bssn vsTS re-
gently papered and painted. and are new renting
to punctue! t4uAnts et Gin Dor aanum oaeh, and
M lave vel OF excellent watsr upon ths nremIsss.
TEIns;-Ons- third cash; tho bsiSncs q I and
Tsass iT 5 e s.
'; j. g the 'u!gi2ass. . M.rAYLoR SON, A.e..
TEN BUILDING LOTs % THE TOWN
..oS OF F. SIDNEY At AHcTst0HNvW. x :sil
June: comnenclns 6 o'eloek r NJ, ton very d.
ir.bls Building Lots, in The plan Of Bus1s Vista.
street. and running back Ia fest to an alley.
Persons Of limited means desiring to secure q lot
would do we'll to attend th's sale. ~ Il
and Y months, for nssosisbe notes. With interest
'Gsfs and '''1 Jas H. siHst fssf SON.
Ts%SS9 sSEEx xkkpH l6s s. 81, soR .HiG 81
AT AUCTION.--Wil b sold ON FRIDAY "a Of
June. At ~ O'Clock p. NJ, two very desirable
Brick Houses and Lots, situated above, and 90
cunied respectively BY Mr.. Wight and W; J. Bar
contains seven and the other Eve rooms and are
now rented % good tenants ct fair rents.
Immediately after the sale of the above, will be
gold three vacant Lott. fronting 10th street 50
TERNs.-Oae- fourth cash; the balance at 8, II
and u months. TO! negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured BY trust deeds. The Ia xes for
1880 to DO paid BY the purchaser, ~
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0rs .ci: IA I{ss|sss I. dss& fsPE O. A.
e ;sS ags g iss
q: :: ;t s store oc1spisd BY him. On An Street, %
81: S =: e.; lSi ls1f; &
SAWS 1''''''; i S : Is fssAAs. r......
RIcHAon1. June 8, laoo. ss9a jee-3v
FINE Lev ORS. 90
!. Y. h.ss !. store. ;n,ors.d di'... f,s. Pra.ss
s.! s.: \; g gHAss SSShHsEsx .tIfSF
81 ::i 3. Z z w =. e
u Nj slseasvsrs} Ssssis i II ssss VIRGINIA
l sas sasl., Sc ~ Sh1 -. 4: e :.s
~ y II e ! orxY,,
NcTsc. g. :ss .. .l,:.!afs cay e....-
5 TssGi n 1890 :ae So & 81 = 800
:s:: ::s::: g: ::
N,ssru ssaAlsasd = hin & IA = aronoy5
llsssAss., 1ssssjl1 -. - 4 ~ ~ s.
{ eek.s 81. e s III. 81 =: g i: E IL: e.:
s: r ;t p +! r ls|I|EI r. 4!
s 49, sssssa I: q ::s:ss 8 'sss = 81
: " w 8sI 9 ll9szs.s ss,ss =
Rs|1 / : : 81! -;
- -. , =: b - - jiaxtr 1
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Pr $ 81. - Z. :';'; y
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The UNDERLINED have this day formed .
CO. partnership under the sty 10 and firm of WAC
GONER. HILL. AkCHEk. fcy the purpose Of
COM MISSION BUSINESS, at the stand lately oc-
cupled by Norvell WsEgoner. corner of l4th
old concern. JAM ES J. WAGGONER,
JAMES X. HILL.
SAM'L N. ARCHER:
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Co.Partnership.-ThsA undersigned haye this
day formed . On pa rtnership for the manufacture
SAWS, under the name and style Of BOYLE 4
GAM BILE. EnWAkD BoYpnE.
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kzekiefs Great Vir2lmia Hair Ne.
STORER il highly recommended by many in m
CITY, having suocessfully used it in restoring and
per botre. = -
For sale BY all Druggists. Orders attended to.
Je l6-lM r. EZEKIEL, 60 Main At
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Dissolution.-The oo-partnership. heretofore
existips bstyesp the pndeT:iErsd under the style
solved. The debts due the concern will b paid to
BOYLE GAMBLE, who will also settle all
s'- ~s"' HENRY r. BURGER,
.--...-- EDWARD BOYLE,
THOMIN q A Rl.E
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Old RYE WHlSkEY; French Brandy; Old
ior sale BY BROOKE PLEASANTS, Agent,
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DIseOLUTION9. &c,

nJSSOL UTlO N.-The co-partnershlp of
II BURGER L BOYLE has been dissolved By
mutual consent. The debts due the concern viii
be eaid to BU RGER BROTHERS, who will also
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Ia n.c. - 'fRS S5ak 8 ffi1bsssik CO, VA.
~ m. Sl..as:sd zine .jls: 6. ys.lss 5.,os
w. SesH Ls1isEton. This delyk{ BUM hEx
lssvins kiohmond 81 The Csntssi Es,,tpsS:.0 q
H. sSn nktSn C.ty y the 0,fass end Asxandfis
Ss,Sck e The eyeni.E Psr:os: e9.Inf o@ hs
s sS p The 0taSss .aa cestral aaiIrosd oTby
/ Col. c. T. LEB. SuIenrteadsnl Cor
AA 4. Am HklA w a r 4 0ULPWV4
H: YSrkIMGS This beautiful Ard healthy
AWATkRtN0 PLACE, atuatod * nile
i;s s;I, 1sSS-Issys % sas sssnsaa "a bsavlls
lat July, when there will always be . convey anco
70 eAke tho vlsltor TO and ft0m The 6pvlngs.
Isnns-Ss0 per month, ele pr week, end %
On the 9TH Of July thsss will b. grand military
Sis!say q Nx volunteer comraniea. An osation
q Declaration q ln$spendenee b. Col, Csunr.-:
~ 0'oioek n the afterpO y, there will be grand
Tiltns Match. Dstveen the Cumberland ana Ans
a ntfcors; s9c q octock n the evening. there
TliI % grand military D0fty, when the Queen Of
Love and Beauty will b crovred. We are max
ans arrangements to accommodate on that Occa-
sion several tho1sAnd penons.
4rnf n a. 90
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to LhVY'S Store, and purchased their Dry
Goods there. that he is undoubtedly selling the
sasapesr goods in the city His stock 10 at all times
d sessonabe and desirable Dry Goods. Be sure
10 eve him a call before purchasin elsewhere.
,(l0 YARDS RICH BEREGES, CHEAP.
oVV Ladies in want Of the abandonment styles of
sue dress at about one half the usual prices
Cal and see at Il MAIN STREET,
Maiert's old stand. next door to
VIM. Walsh's cheap Shoe Store.
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uAlR RESTORERS.-Ezeki Harr. Re-
IL siorer, Mrs. Aliens do. do, Prof Woods do.
90. Lyons KathaiFOn, Barry's TrieopherOus.
isynes' Hair Tonic, Roses do. do. For sale by
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Richmond. 18th June, 1850. je0-d2w
NISSOLUTlON or CO-PARTNERShlP.
~ The firm Of NORVELL WAGON FIX Is
ing therefrom. The business viii b closed BY
JAMES ]. WAGGONKR, Who will use the name OF
the concern only in foundation.
Richmond, June Is, 1850
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Sons DaGnall'e lion, fsua ~
y 70 ~. ineAoe uoua1. 49,, go nHailSss
Ocol. fsesSS = . kDWiS IO1TH ~ = 90
;as; 81 Z; TS 's'| "a ~. fs.1s;..
Tor sslA q ss al IL v, kEIf son 8 !
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c,w.Kp,N 4 MAMMERsLKY,
CHARTER Ell scTIoNS.

,rrg ELECTtONS.-The Council Of
(HhA""r ol Redmond have apPointed NE ini,
Y the S..,,ed gentle men ~ CON NlsSt0NEnc
psinf, snJ'fTuRS ef the CHARTER ELEC-
SO -, the present year. IN the several "arda
n ,sf eiN, eilNs,,vxsox WARn.-Joseph Brummcii, ]. J.
Fes fs'hhy, A. Crsis and l.. 4. Word. Com
Visor. - ani h T. Seal. Ccada6toy. The cleo
r''",s' te seid al Market Hall.
i1rs t' ae rTsax WARp-E. Sherperson. Jas. 4.
Fos III Grant. q. y. Gwathne, and q w.
>shE IN Ce1splis sioafrS and ~ II. CnSlksey,
gsrs.t,S7 The elections to te acid Al the oiy
Es.t ,,oxxnS wAsp.--T. Bondsr. Il. Barham.
FGf Nj. lnnes. sud +. Matthews. Com
4 T. ps ps1,t and Wm. \. Kelley. foadyffoy; The
,i,S ,cSs m be aed a, sss 1hWSps Ss bT'a9 Il
NS'ch =, tsar,ins to the late ordinance for "ai
No's dssrfng the boundsnes of the Wards,'
tst me 4 MADISON WARD begins AT
,ss fas'ru, u,,A@e theuce runnIns along the middle
Ss,a s,eet to Broad street thence across Broad
.! eh tiegc street. and along the middle o!
..Fft' x.vest 4, MARSHALL street: thence along
coafss 81 MarshAi street 10 l,th street; thence
f tde Of street the 10 sssss'e SrssS6 STsss
tsehSs ssrssl and thence along sad eastern branch
e sslOs.nersi,nn sslO s,T ine. The western boundary oi
r. tse,y0S WARD runs from the corporation line
kAi' ~, ,,,dtie Of Ash street 10 Arch street:
saas cn, n nuafloD of the iine of 18th street, to
IAtaff,.ns Aver and kanawha Canal thence up
'f "a, the middle oi the street LAID out he
Isfsn ,srd thence along the middle OF sad last
~ -it.s,rd ~" street 10 lanes rirer
HfssIr tEpS0N WAR b embraces all that part Of
}ff sssf of Madison Ward: and MONROE
Aegrhh smtraees all that part west OF Madison
EAhp Ina a0-idel +. l..
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DEATH FROM EATING SKALkD CAN FRUITS
A United States soldier, named Hezroo died q
short time since at Steiiacoom, near Puget's
Sound, through ealing straw berries which had
been preserved in a tin can. 1t was found that
this poison had formed through the acidity of
the fruit coming in contact with the metal of
which the can was composed the effect, whe n
eaten, being to ulcerate The stomach, and final.
ly 10 cause Cearh.
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THE CASE OE SHERMAN BooTH.-The Chica-
60 Press and Tribune of the o3d has the follow
ing;
THE term of Imprisonment of S M. Booth
expired on Monday. The fine and costs, how
ever, remain unpaid, and he will stand COM
mitted until this obligation is discharged. He
is probably unable to pay the amount, and it
Is intimated that he would not pay If he were
able"
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Nj ARCH !Oth, le6O.-

SPLENDID MANTILLA STOCK. &c. =,
THOS. 4. PRICE X CO., are now getting IN all
the novelties IN the Wrapping and Mantil'a de
part,nent, to which attention Is called:
EIe xant SILK MAN tiles;
do LACE q,
SAshMleEBfE S.s s,sle EBEkaGE sHG Z Ess;AaiwLs; ;Aai y
Anslais BIER REGE CIOAkS;
sS&dk;NAprSSia; &; IS; MANTlEs; RNETSlIEhsHs'
MOHAlK BUSTERS. &c. &c.
And. in addition, are opening daily large snRpiies
Of tine newest and most fAss0nablo DMEf
GOODS, such ~ Silks and Silk Robss. Angt.ls 20
regs Robes. OrGaDdie Robes, Feulard Silks, &c.
Many Of these goods. bought at the startling SAG
Ti6oss OF the last great sale 81 the ssason Will e
.Sa . = pose' @s IT. co
sISi1YAE ENGLlSn sFLIT And O1 = = u
/ KINDS OF STRAW BONNETS, range from
50 u - cents only; those Ruchsa se thing ut ~
N. apd 20 coats only; beautiful st, le ponnet Rib
b0ns, only S cts Per yard; all kinds Of Straw Trm-
nina . and NtFav Rucklss; Flowers 10 su,t every
pOcket Muslin COllareat I2.l. -. yk and ~ cts
vOYth 40ubte; Marssillas Hats and 10nnets. q new
sTtiels, veEs.eI.ssp; all tyes nj Friuges. Lacss
aai Tsiu,ol09A: !: \ 3ArkA hseostment 0t Laelses
1prinx WFanointG; Cabaa, With chaius. Tram Oil.
SSussds ,Cssicksi Bfesd aa.is Nssdlss. Tat,inx
Needles. ke. Tsoss sAs 4ssi,s ! ssSstecs, e should
call et y1onoE sAINvIo 9 NIo
- InrH4a.1T1w - GaIsctiR5.-Is
g slls ssA vsfte d''''sssie = sffff sffc6ffe' c66fe'-
CosIsf Main and HtA stvsst'.
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Interesting Lsctxrs.-On Thursday evening
lecture before the Young Men's Christian As.
sociation. Subject Edgar A. Poe" Our ciii-
zens will no doubt fiil the hall Of the Me-
chanics' Institute On the occasion. .f
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An Alarm ef Fire was caused yesterday
morning, about ~ O'Clock. by the burning cf
q chimney ON Cary street, between 7th aud
sth. The brigade were out In force with their
apparatus, bnt had no work to perform.
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Sales Of Sugar ant Mosas sss.-Messrs. Dun
lop, MOncuTe Il 90. sold by auctiou, yester-
day, 81 hhds. sugar At prices ranging from
$3.50 to SS4O. Average $3. ~ casks 0f Porto
Rico molasses at from % TO IS. IS hhdx. Mus
covado molasses At from 2Sx to 3UX. -
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Ci,exis CeXrt-The criminal term Of tho
Richmond Circuit Court. Judge Meredith pxa-
The docket is y very large one, there beiue
about twenty Ave cases Of felony TO disposs
of
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TwyHed Ous.--Lucy Darby, q WORTHLESS out.
cast, charged with asSocialing with negroes,
was reprimanded by the Mayor yrsterday, and
discharged.
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FATAL ACciDENT.-Last Sunday, In Colum.
bus. Miss, Mrs. Allen was so severely
burned by her clothes taking fire that she died
that evening. During the night ano iher lady
OF the same town. Mrs. Thomas, an elderly
woman, while sitting up with the corpse OF
Mrs. Allen, was also burned to death in simi-
lar manner.
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Lsesare.-Rev. Mr. Bslman, pastor Of Wealey
Chape., will deliver . lecture to. night. flr The
benefit Of the church. Subject, Woman's
Rights.n 41lE
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sRsEfr. AsHicHSSsssSS6S sicSsoS6 W., s,' ,.sss:: sss:
:ss ss;; les 81 III: s,ss: g
snc ~ a"sn' ~ Ts: and ss.s.s ks
ESo. and so,eke! Hnvs.; ioc ds..d R"dss sI IS ssd
Wade Z Butchers R.zofs; % dessn kascs 4ipspc:
ponssa sc1sxs 5 saa ds.en e
HINES; So sets he'd ssd fern,tuss Castors; SEQ
soasn. ses:s .sS 't c. y
Shoe Nails; s6 Kse. II an msrsd Horss. H skoSs; b
AAs: rc:ssi: i:s ss.., ro" s'
Azure aIfsx fYIEsx ss s1SHr :, 4y1 re
We have lust received oar sprins sspeIy of Ar
!s,s' Matsri,is, Of oqr own ,@larseslcn. Ti4 q
Gsss. sss: MssSR 0is' :s. - tss -
quite fresh. eoilacsion Q: FrensA so EaqldsA
o1asr h.: js!s S bee. ~ rsessvsa aud - vs Is tss
to exhibit them {" our patrons and The ast.sesaoG
Two Two hundred srEsEocorIc CASES paaip .sd
ss;:.: ss:: s.sss 3. ss.n1 I'd ss
COLLARS. COLLARS. LEVY. Ass inss r.
- ssy:a e Y: !.s:. :osS'y % q Emo,cidsTsa csslSs.
vo1;h worth ns cen css,s; s~:s co'sis a IS MS. xcssk
c"s: 4 S"sss !: cent: - '. ss.. esasl cS:s. c 5.
worth SIZE cambtic Collar q as. worth 81: Evlss
sises c;s,s eS. coS.r. s% :a;siis. 10 s q
Whtch y lu be tf i0 Atvesy lnV IIfts Atess oeea
risty. Rsmsmbsr II that IEvY's. Is Nsis ssfess.
y the ptAce tn purchase Dry Goods ~ ~ vefv ~
est caen prices. - -. go. --..-.....
THAT'S SO: TMATsA 10 l2-'r 'rhese - sa
\ an old sasi ing. thst what eves3 b0dx sa1e mQes
b %, and Viii Aometlmes evssy hody NAY IN.
yet A. general rule ths esy.ns - correct. Mgv.
ffxs sTha. m 4. fiIffNfsb' fifsff '.sRR H.
IA1 CANDIES, Dsoneusse shssa ths vssy b1ss
ssss :sss ..n s.,.sed f. "s'f1
wko have not bought u, v0ulA ~ eono 90 -
AsaskAss. large ~ snall M ~ 'ihoesyu,, va8s
rivs s,ory tii t5sslSiss. N:. = Ma
RAcox. yUIrEa. tAnpA 4t.-4 -.
oeeSsa 1sa 9sisss' Ssss9ss . ~. .EesiISp3s2s "
8 ssSs s.. So II. D s1 sss csIs 5 T xet es
f;;S|s f.S;|: ssss: SSs Is S,SasI:, SsI: .s:s 6
ss.2s ~ fsssseS Bnsay : ~ - -
Apsls B.sndy lso deasa eesSp 5[1sS1 -
| For sAie By YARk4 5 2Nfx.
| M1AGn.EIf5e sNiAlE Y 4sSE1 49, :
zHsso z'sss o5G S1 ~ ilS ~ ~ SsSiise ~ X
::1.s 1:s:::e s ssi .!.is G.isss lsI'ic,, si
!. $3.50 .....,'. ''lls ~! y
F.sisHD;GsftsS ssD stSsFs.'..S shsI |. q
wcsvleE 49, -uoeNinss. @Ie1 n0aI3e Ss{ -,
!! ! =! I! s i! {
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Ssgar R.Eas,y.-The building At Rockets.
now going up for sugar refinery. u Of tho
most subs tantiai kind. and when completed.
with prove quite an ornament to that part OF
the town. Mr.. Morris, the proprietor, expects
10 be ready 70 commence operations this fall,
and if properly sustained, will BE- enabled to
suupiy most OF the wants Of this section.-
Step 6y step our capitalists are adding 70 the
independence Of the south by erecting new
the people OF Virginia, but VI the whole
South, Will sustain them In the most liberal
manner.
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TO MESSRS. A. J. TERRELL,
So WM. c. TALIAFERRO, FENDALL
In compliance with your request and in accord
ance with my own lnclinatinn: hereby announce
co COUNTY, and respectfully solicit the votes OF
my fellow citizens IN May next. for that office.
pledging myself to discharge the duties of the of
hce faithfully Respectfully,
ia Its JOHN o. TAYLOR
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Fossil Romans are constantly dug UP. at q
distance Of forty feet below the surface of the
hill which is being removed firm the corner
of 10Th and Broad streets, to make room Tor
bones have been recovered, and are now pre-.
served a. great curiosittes. - 20
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Gated young men, aud said it was more prac.
tical In its workings than any other institu.
tiOn in the State.
Mr. JOINS, of g., asked bad IL not been pro-
posed to admit young men from other States
Mr.. kEMPkR said such was the case, but the
annuity was not for their benefit.
Mr. OHRIsrfAN said that such was the in
terest felt by the Professors Of the Institu ton
In its prosperity, that they have been virtu-
ally contributing out of their pockets TO az
ford means for increasing its accommoda tons,
inasmuch as they have yielded their Just claim
to larger proportion Of the tuition fees. The
graduates OF the Institute commanded larger
salaries in other States aud other schools than q
the Institute Professors. 1t was necessary, In
order to retain the services of capable and n.
liable men, to increase the annuity.
Messrs MARTIN, Of Henry, and YzRBY also
favored the bill. The question being put on
the passage Of the bill, was determined In the
amrmative-ayes 81, noes 81.
The House adjourned at 3 O'Clock =
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SHOCKING ACCIpENr.-James TAYLOR. the
conductor Of a material train on the South.
Side Railroad, WAS knocked OFT a car as it ran
under bridge. at Petersburg Va, Monday,
and falling on The track, WAS run over by eve-
ry car OF the train. His arms and legs were
all terribly crushed, and his injuries resulted
in death in II few hours. He was native of
Appomattox county.
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Daily CaioS Payer Meseiag, 4eedSy.--An
increased attendance Of eenlsmee ond ladie>
menced with promising growth Of lntsres'
In the meetings on the part of the counuutty
eentiemaa ross, and on hsbalf of Au3c9 oed
dls treesed friend, for whom he had aehed the
prayers OF the meetings last week, xeQnaeled
tnat All present would ucIte with t9AS ihdt-
vidual In fervent Ankoetvings fef 10Y and
peace, which he had rseeived ia 1aAisvtsg.-
ne appear. to have beenssruly coavsssed, and
ana submissive faith -s1
The leader OF the meeting earnestly recon-.
mended the duty Of coming to thu daily as
semeiy OF the people Of God, to -wasch for
An elderly gentleman. ansentirs stranger,
from the city Of Boston, next addressed the
meeting. His modest, but sensible and In
strpctive remarks, excited profound attention
and interest. He said, that a. OLristinns. Ne
are no longer aliens and strangers, but ael.
low.cltixens with the saints and Of the house.
bold Of God" In travelling from Boston to
new orleans he haa struck vein OF
New York; 6ansom street, Philadelphias
FAyetto street Baliimorsy and i'm this city.-
lie had n0siced in thslaros commercial cities,
that business men. rushing into these meet
their way to ths ExchanGe. or the Banks, bring
with them the energy and fervor Of their daily
pursuits. and engage In the exercises as II they
were part Of their business, with earnest de-
tSAAuIn0NoA ouu oHut~ - PoyetS SuS
smallest assembly hIe ,xoE nVsin--they are
registered in heaven for asertt4ysars : lew
faithful persons in Boston had wept and
prayed against the great heresy Of New Eng
land, which, while it denies the codinai doc
trine of tha Christian faith, carries with 1t
much of the wealth, learning and refinement
Of the land. 1t seemed now tha. their prayers
We're returning, as remarkable conversions of
leading men, recently, indicated.
Another gentleman alluded to the unity that
exists among all true Christians. and with
much feeling noticed the fact that there were
present here, to-day, in a common brother
hood, persons from widely different sections
of our country, and various sects of Chris-
tians. The same gentleman mentioned sever
al circumstances showing an increased atten-
tion to religion in the city.
An earnest exhortation from the leader of
the meeting in which he called upon those
present to stand by it. and to endeavor to In
crease its numbers, till the room should be
too small to contain the daily assembly, with
appropriate and affecting exercises, brought to
q close one of most interesting occasions OF
the kind that has yet been experienced In this
place.
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The npNlbeF Of Mormcss Il utaA. Il. nat
dowa at SpN. Ofthsss t,er msa Aavs 3A6
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have forbidden the assignmsut of bessons Tor
study Oat Of school In the Boston schools foI
eirls, The City PhysictAs had-hecone con.
ytnesd ri the alarming sviia rssulting from