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GToEndleSS Chargs.-Yesterday morning, q
young white woman, who passes by the name
OF Alice HargrCye, was arralgned before the
Mayor to answer the charge of stealing s5U
from Michael kenney, on Saturday afternoon
last. When the prisoner WAS called for ex-
animation, kenney failed TO er, but VIM
Miller, Il mem Der of the Public Guard came
TO The book and took the usual oath. He 1esIi-
fled that kenuey was DISCHARGED from the
Penilen tiary on Saturday last, and that he
has said since the arrest of the woman, that
she did not take any money from him. The
Mayor thereupon discharged the accused,
Who had been III prison for lhiriy-six hours.
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Dalnascus, J une TO, 1860.

IMPAIRED POWERS OF ATTENTIoy.-I cam
not close my eyes To a fact so often noticed by
myself, as well rs bv others whose obserya-
tions have been direc ted to the subject, that a
debllliated power OF attention is prominent
symptom IN the early stage of cerebral disor-
der. l have known cases of incipient brain
disease IN which patients have, previously to
the manifestation of other symptoms lost all
ability to read continuously twenty lines Of q
printed book without strong and paint f.
fort OF thought This state OF mind has con
tInued for mouths, necessitating the abandon
mentof all Intellectual work, and has been
succeeded by obvious symptoms of organic
cerebral disease, loss of memory, and even has
passed eventually into men tai i'm becility. If
an impairment of attention and debility OF
memory exist, it is illusory tor the patient to
imagine that he Is able (until his physical con-
dillon OF lll-health is attended tor by repeated
ana perseyerlng efforts 10 resuscitate the los
powers. In his attempt TO do SO he still fur
ther taxes the morbidiy impaired state of these
faculties, and, instead af lnvigorating, pros.
trates, debilitates, and often, alas .extnguishes
the IN telligence.- Obscure Diseases of The Brain
and Mind,
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Dismisssd.--rhe charge against Mrs. Mary
+. Kirby of uGla wfuliy taking possession of a
counter, gas fixtures, and other articles, claim
ed by Mrs. Mary Jane Stuiz, was heard by tn.
Mayor esierday and dismissed Mrs. Kirby
however, was held 10 bail to keep the peace
on the complaint OF Mrs. StutZ, who was
afraid OF receiving bodily injury at The hand.
of Mrs. X
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THR CENsUs.-The four leading western cities
are new nearly about the same size although
ten years ago there was al extraordinary dis
parity between them. They now show abou I
the following figures, we learn from the
Chicago Press and Tribune, and Pittsburg
Dispatch
Cincinnati .lf5l VI st Louis s...... l45 OOD
Plttsburg .l30 0G0 Chicago ........ 100 o.
These statements are not official nor exact,
and the estimates vary for each, but the cities
all occupy about the same rank
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Dangerous C0aditiom.-The trent and rear
walls of the store of Messrs. Dirracott, Har-
ris Il Co, on North Main street. four doors
east of 18Th, were badly cracked yes sterday,
aud believed to be in dangerous situation
Workmen were engaged most of the morning
IN attempting to prop them, but the surest
plan as to pull them down at once, and thus
guard against all danger.
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FRAUD IN WooL.-The Pittsfield MASS }
Eagle states that Messrs. ID. Ic IL. Stearns, OF
that place, found last week, in a bale of wool
purchased in Boston, stone weighing eighty
three pounds. The wool was imported from
the Cape of Good Hope, W here the stone was
doubtless put III the bale. Sand in large guam
titles, and small stones up to the weight OF
one or two pounds, are often found in import
ed wool.
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Serious Egat-Three lads got in to fight on
Byrd street last Sunday afternoon and two ol
them doubling en- ihs other and beating him
with stones, cut the scalp OF his head sererely
and, it is said, fractured his skull. As the
parties charged with the offence have not ye
been arrested, we withhold their names ioI
the present.
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VALUABLE RINvENTIoN.-Among the patents
just issued is one to AL inventor of Washing
ton city, for an improvement in watches. BY
this invention wa Iches, and other time keepers,
are made permanently and completely air
tight and aust excluding, and consequently
will never need cleaning. The outside cases
can thrown open, and the watch laid in wa
ter for days, without any moisture penetrating
to the movements.
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Coafrmsd Thief.-Seaton Anderson, a worth
less free negro, was captured in the xitehen vi
Mr.. e. w. Parks, yesterday morning, when
in the act OF stealing coat and looking glass,
and taken before the Mayor, who ordered him
10 receive thirty stripes, and then sen
fenced him 70 The chain gang for one year
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Insosenf.-Thornton, slave TO John ID.
q Quarles, was arraigned before the Mayor yes
terday, to answer the charge of being drunk
and disordeTly, and trespassing on the prem
ises of Mrs Burke, on Sunday last. The evil
dence proved the guilt of the party, and he
was sentenced to the lash.
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Com. CHARLES STKWART.-This, 2Sth day of
July, is the eighty-second bir tn day of the gall
liant Stewart, who has been in the service
sixty-three years has been in over forty ac-
tions; captured the Cyane and Levant, when in
command of the frigate nstitution, Feb. 90,
1915. He is in the enjoyment of good health,
works on his farm at Borden town, from early
in the morning until time TOR cars or boat to
leave, when he comes down 10 the.navy-yard
and attends to all business apper taining to his
position as commander with fidelity. May he
enjoy health for another score of years, is our
sincere wish.-PhHadelphia Argus, Of Saturday.
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THEATRICALs IN LoNpoN-Mr. Gardiner
Coyen, an American actor, has been perform
ing at the Standard theatre, London, for the
last fortnight, a round of Irish character
with success; and Mr.. James Anderson il
starring in the legitimate drama at the Pa =
yiliOn,
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KITE FyiHg.-Several persons were before the
Mayor yesterday, and fined for permitting
their sons to hoist and sail kites in the street.
Boys should take warning by this notice. aud
thus escape the disagreeabe necessity Of being
called into Court and punished
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appeared before tie Aayor yesterday mora
Ing. to answer the charge Of assaalting snd
beating Catherine Joyce, ON Saturday last
fne complainant falling 10 appear when call.
I'd, the warrant was dismissed
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.Sou,h.rusaSiuss =. Bank

cAARTERFD By tbs LEG STATURE OF VA.
OFFICE. E3 MAIN STREET.
Money received on deposit ct the rate OF S,1 per
,,sf per anuum. on all sums remaining over SIX
mpntis and A. nee per eeHt. on sueh as are drawn
ont uefure the expiration OF SIX months
DIRECTORS:
J.B. Waik,rs, Pres't, r. c. Howe,
i T Moore. Geo. !. Herring,
VIA Ira smith, J. r. Regnaut,
!. H. =. Mato, ". A jenkins. Sec'y.
/. Il. Price, Treasurer.
Certificates of Deposit and Checks issued by the
T.e.surer. =. B PRICE. Office at Vim. Hsr-
frsve Whites Bookstore, Main street, two doors
is'.y American Hotel j. Aim
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ACCIDENT WHILE EBATHING.-FrederickA Ar
mold, q lad of about ten years of age, was
drowned, on Sunday, the .2d inst, in the
Quinnebaug river ut Woods tock, O.. while
bathing. In diving he came in con tact with 4
rock and broke his neck.
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tn. Yorktorcn, Captain Parrish, will leave
her wharf At Rockets, at O'Clock this after
noon, for New York. Persons who wish to 20
North By the water line can procure tickets
for the round trip for SIS.
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a MoHAMEDAN OPINION OF THE CHRIS
TIAN RELIGIoN.-The following letter from
Abd-el' kader, to the Bjrgis- Barys Eagle of
Paris) has in terest at the present crisis:
Glory to God l have been delighted hy all
that you nave written in the Birgs on the
subject of the Mussuman States You have
IN truth gwen good advice, and you would be
heard II You had spoken to the living; but it
is To the dead that You have appealed You
have based your remarks on two points You
might nave mentioned third and said that
truly Mussuiman soVereigns love the conduct
of honest men and follow their footsteps in
the ways otjusGice and con. ampt OF worldly
goods. for it is on high that little ones should
look for an example. Alas we are far enough
from doingso. The present state of the Nus
sulman and Christian empires everything
that is taking place to day was predicted by
Mohammed IN his time, and that is what gives
such authority to his prophecies lie has an
nnunced the annihilation of the Chosroes and
there are no more ChoSroes he has also said
| that the Christian kings should maintain
them selves in power till the end of time and
that the soyereigns of his people should be
abandoned of God by reason of their in jus tce
ard love of the worlds goods; lastly he has
said that the world shall not end till the
Christians have become the majority of the
human race. And that event cannot fail to
arrive, because, as Mislam the authorized in =
terpreter of Mohammed has said they have
above all. four qualities which ensure their
future success-clemencr in victory, obs tinacy
in defeat, energy in retaliation, and charity to
the poor, the weak and the berea ved will add
of myself that they join to these gifts one still
gTea er, viz: skill in withdrawing thsms elves
| in case of necessity from the injustice and op-
preston of their king.
l weep, oh! my God, over the anuihilation OF
lslamism. We are from God, and to him we
return.
At this moment dreadful disorder prevails
among the Maronites and the Druses The
evil has deep roots everywhere. Butchery and
murder are going on in all parts. God grant
that things may have better ending
Greeting to God, the Mighty from his poor
servant. AHD-EI-KADfR
Damascus, June 10, 1860.
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Company r. Capt. Cary, are to leave the
city this afternoon, on a visit to the Green
olier White Sulphur Springs, where they
have bsen invited to spend week or two
Gov. Letcher, it is said, will accompany them
on their trip, and distinguished divine is
expected to attend them as Chaplain. The
company will take with them Smiths famous
First Regiment Band the Drum Major and a
portion OF the drum corps. They are to go
ny the Central Railroad to Jackson's river,
from which place they will march to the
Springs, distance of thir1y-two miles and
once at the end of their destination, Will 20
into encampment and lead the lives of sol
diers on duty. Company + is composed of
the very best material for citizen soldiery, and
by their gentiemanly department and prompt
ness TO duty, will win the approving smiles
of all with whom they come IN contact.
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EA Wirf and NieVe Factory. tHp I'M
tefsIgned having commenced the w hb ana
SIEVE BUSINESS. on Pearl street, below Cary !;
respectfully asks the attention Of merehants ana
the pub generally To his stocx. he manufactures
superior ROLLING SCREEN WEE @ l9T i,, me.,
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCRtEN
WIRE Also, RIDDLES and sfEVkS of all
krrds. BTRDC.GFS. RAT and MOUSE I IRAPS;
PLATN ard FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOk-
'eaS X DUORS WIN BOWS. sc. Also, CORNs
SAND and GUANO SCREENS.
~ Prompt attention given 10 orders.
u. ". JESSOP, Pearl st; below cars
- I6-lus Richmond. Va,
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MIRRORS on A RAILWAY TRAIN.-On a
railroad in England has been placed a loco
the engine large adjustable mirrors, set in a
proper angle. by means of the retiectors the
engineer has view of the whole train behind
him, so that in case OF q casualty to any of
the cars, he can see it reflected III the mirror
on his engine. Some trial trips have been
made with this apparatus, and they are stated
to have been very satisfs tory. These mirrors
can /, applied at no great expense to every To-
cOmotiye.
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SHIPwRECK.-The ship Nanset, bound from
Boston 10 New Orleans, was wrecked on he
9th instant, al CaicOs passage. "A part of the
cargo between decks was saved The crew
have arrived at Turks Island. The vessel,
valued at S5O,UOO was owned in Boston.
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ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures poetical
brother of Mr. Alfred Tennyson mas appeared,
in the person of Rev Charles Tennyson Tur-
ner, a contributor to Macmillan's Maga-
zine. This gentleman Joined the laureate in
his first publication, Poems by Two Bro
thers;' he afterwards took the name of Tur-
ner on succeeding to a property in Lincoln
shire. A younger brother, Frederick, pub
lished a volume of oems in ls5i.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Corap and See! ,.,s
SpRING oVERCoATS and BUSTERS
Choice NJ MARSEILLES VESTS.
FANCY LINEN fANTS, new sty les'
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE COATS:
NARsf II LIS and SILK VESTS.
SkEIkT0N VESTS. hshi dsasn.
GAf,ZE SHlRIS and ORA ANEks.
SHOULDER SEAN SHIRTS,
CORDED SILK y SACks, ,;..;
,le iss, iua months. and warranted IN every par
,'culsT Call on your odd ismi.l ia friend tf-
MN a. lug Naia street, south side. thlrd door
49, 49, In ,, street W. s. TUPMAN,
~ ~! ~ e. Agent.
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Bad Tsngme.-Mrs. Betty Burke, a resident
of Byrd street, was held to bail for her good
behavior, by the Mayor, on conviction of get
ting drunk and being disorderly, and annoy
ing to the eighborhood.
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~ Laidley's Il pOthecary Is for the present
on Main street, above 9th, where 1t will continue
until his new store is ready: He has in store
PERFECFLI NEW and FRESH STOCK o.
PURE MEDICINES. and hopes, by giving stric
personal attention 70 the business, to me rIt lib
eTai share Oi public patrCnake.
JOSEPH LAlDLEY.
(Of ftle late firm of Iadley IS RobInson.)
~ 6-lni
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EA Baths, Baths. Baths.
UnE COZ ID A n q SILnNk 2 EATu2

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock A. Nj -, until 10
Nj, at the American Halr Cutting, Shaving, Snam-
poems and Bathing Saloon, under the Am sTicaL
h"tel entrance OF th street. Sing Bath rs cts:
OF FIVE teksts for 81
e. L'eehes! Leeches.. Leeches.!.-I
tays y 'E5snefeysd' u Adams BApress, lot Of
large size, which viii DO applied upon the most
reasonable terms
S,-CUPPlNG and ,EECHiNG promptly at
tended TO. can be found al all hours of the dav ~
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri
Hotel, (sniranoe on ilth street, and at m ht
al the corner Of Leigh aud 10Th streets.
az i9--ts @. HOBSON
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RUNAwAYS.

Ne RUNAWAY-on the 10 INST, Two Of
CT my NEGRO MEN, named " L1IAM and
IA HAL, or HALC0MB. The former is 40 or
~ 45years OF age, about s feet inches IN
5;r on Sp ,w of hS fI"nt tseth 10 ont srd ba
a dark flesh mole the back Of the neck. about
the size of tu * shot; other mark reco ectsd.
height; ginger cake coloI; is frsckied all ris
person, similar to turkeys egg, ard most always
smiles when spoken tn. and shows ms teeth l
houg ut them in Richmond, at auction. of hessrs.
PuliaH Retts IN January, 1883 W lllIam, at
the time | bOu ht him, bell nged 10 Mr.. M. A
Maseey, of Charlotte equity, and Halcomb 10 Mr..
VIM. Il. Belchsr. of Cheste field couaty. | will
give liberal res ward for their apprehs uson and
Gcl very to me, in AlbemaT,e coarty. or secured
that get them again.
jy 26 3taw2~ C. T.. TAYLOR.
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Dslightfxi Shoicer.-Our city was visited yes
terday afternoon by a delightful shower of
rain, attended by frequent flashes of lightning
and heavy peals of thunder.
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EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.-The following Of
ficial record recently appeared upon the slate
at a New ork Coroner's flee: Peter Smith
Fourth Avenue, dted tctthoM the aid Of ply
Sfcldu.'
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A YOUNG LADY KILLED BY WAD FROM A
CANNoN.-On Tuesday night at Portsmouth
New Hampshire, Miss Ann Maria daughter
of Mr.. Thomas Martin, died from the eff.cts
of a singular wound received on Saturday
when salute was fired from the yacht Zinga'
Expecting i display OF fireworks from the
Zinga as she was coming in, large number
of people had gathered on the wharf A ss-
Lutte from a two-pound cannon was fired on
board the yacht. The wad was of waste cot
ton, aud of course was very dense; and al
though the muzzle of the gun was Judged to
be depressed far below the wharf yet, being
pointed towards the people, the wad struck
Miss Martin, broke several steel hoops in her
skirt, and one of them cut "a fearful cash
across the lower portion of her body, allow
Ing the in ntestines TO proirude. She was taken
nome as soon as possible, though the bystand-
ers had no idea OF the nature of the terrible
Injury she lad received. To some who owd-
60 around her aud annoyed her with ques-
none, where she was hurt, aud how much,
sac fepIied IN great agony: you do not
know how much am hurt Take me home
that may die with my mother"
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"a Rock's Good Samaritan.-The sub.
scfiber having taken the agency for the above pop
ular RHEUMATIC REMEDY, is prepared 10
furnish the trade u proprletor's rates.
JN0 W. GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist.
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Its Miyer-after being detained ut home Tor
several days by family afil ictious Of "A eel toas
aatase--sesarsd BITS Pess yesterday meraing,
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A DEER RUN DOWN BY THE TRAIN.-About
four miles from Lake City, a few days ago, as
the train on the Florida Central Railroad
was passing down. Il deer was discovered a /
some distance to the right hand about on Il
parallel with the locomotive, under tuli speed,
making for a bay head on the opposite side OF
the track, a considerable distance ahead. The
fleet animal put forth all its energies to gain
the desired point, and We suspect, though
without warrant, that the engineer may have
pcksd up the fire a IittLe, for 1t was about 50
good and so good, with the iron horse aud his
Eimble-footed competitor. The race became
exciting, and all on board looked on with
much III lerest. Finally the point OF crossing
sought by the animal was about to be reached
aud it made one desperate leap TO cross the
track in advance of The locomotive, and might
have succeeded had il not have been incum
,ered by the ditch but the locomotive struck
II, breaking three legs, and thus rendering it
easy prize. AT another time the locomo-
tive caught and disabled wild turkey at
tempting TO cross the track, and rendered II a
prize TO the operatives. Since catching deer
and wild turkey, our folks along the line
think their cattle stand Il slim chance.-St.
Johns Fld.) Mirror,
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.,CGsA eueAh fLANrATIoSs.--The Cuban
Messenger says the Production of tba best
cultivated plan tations averages ~ boxes per ne.
gro or 10000 pounds but la the greater pa RI ef
those estates, where The modern machinery has
1ot been introduced, only II boxes. or 4 75f
pounds OF sugar can be reckoned per negro =
There are above 2,b00 sugar estates in the
whole island. aud the number increases almost
daily. iE i775, there were, IN all The Islands.
VI sugar estates, sf
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~ Notice.--To the SICK, afflicted and numer-
Gus families who have heretofore used DR.. j. s.
ROSE'S MEDlClNES, always with the most un-
bounded happb results, that some unprlcIpad
persons have circulated an Imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled 10 change the wrapper, which
Is PLAIN without any hgures, and has written sigma
ture IS over the cork OF every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, SO that the public can again oGtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their suferlngs.
DR.. J, s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coue he
and diseases OF the lungs is tine standard remedy
The PAIN CURER for pains, rheumatism, cholic,
.pIans or bruises, and the DISPBPTIC COM
POUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints,
kOi1 By UTugggts generally, and by
WARNER l.. WARlNG, lo7 Broad st,
Ja1l-ly Richmond. Va.
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~ Turnip Seed,
fTITpN u y T. i n

~ Turnip Seed, ,,,,r
TURNlP SEED.
EARL WHITE FLAT.
WHITE FLAT. red top.
LARGE g ORE.
LARGE NORFOLK.
RUTA BAGA, purple top, 60,
Just 10 hand, for sale by
JNO. W. GARLGCK, Apothe cary, &c.
Market Place, Franklin st
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airbmunn pispatfhe.
uycowsgp,N T. RAMMERSLgY.

"a THE DAILY DISPATCH " served TO sub
.orIeTs AZ SIX AND 4pAKTRs eENTs fFR WEEK,
lana 10 the Carrier weekly Price for mailing
e. year or S2.5a FOR sax months, IN advance.
"a TIRE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH isIssaes
,Ts1v Tuesdsv and Friday at &2oo, IN advance,
"a TAX WEEKLY DISPATCH Ia ISSUED everr
s-T,day and maied TO subscribers at 81 per annanl'
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IA RAN AWAY-From tbs Carbon II II
CY Mines Chesterfield county, Va, about two
Nmonths since. MOkNiNG, q slave, belong
N Ing to Mrs. Agnes Ssgar, OF Essex county,
A,Va. He is about s feet nine Incnes
hish h, black, with smooth skin. He is supposed 70
be either In King and Queen or Sputtsy vahia
countless Va, or perhaps IN this city. viii slve
reward of Sl5 If taken in this State. $50 e
taken out Of the State, and delivered to me, at
my office, in Richmond.
r. A. j. CIOPTON,
Cor. Wall Il Frankunst SITS,
jy2 24-2w Opposite Dickinson, Hill Cos.
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81 Families will consult their interest by
using SAMPLES IkFALLiBLE BAKING pow
DEH IL is cheaper and better than any similar
article IA market. For sale by all retailers.
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~ July 2nd, 1860.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF -

SUMMER DRY GOODS,
FOR CASH, TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
We have thIs day marked doEn the following
foods from 20 10 80 per cent below cost, To sell
them of before LIST of August. at which time we
shalt clese out all Summer Goods on hand at auc
fluu:
5 5 800 worth of elegant DRESS SILKS;
GTenadne. BeTeEe and Organdie ROBES:
BEREGES, ORG AN DI rs and LAWNS;
PO pLIN ET rs, DUCALS and English Be
REGfS;
GlNGHAM$, colored French BRILLGANTES,
PAKASOLS;
POPLINETT BUSTERS and SILK MANTLES.
PERKINS " CO,
jyS Sim No l4I Eagle Square.
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Pastor Of the Eutaw NJ.
AZ An INVIGNRATOR

A. al inyIgorator and restorative, where gen
~ stiruiant 10 wanted, we believe II superior 20
/, tne CuriIals uelore The public as care fer DyS
aspslu, CourA, StyotRtG and Rh.EmGt7S1H, with
.fdlscases Of the Stomach and Bowels. IL has been
'fHly successful to the single and married We
oder the most valuable remedy, which thousands
" u testify. ~ 1885,
FEMALES AND CHUDREN.-This TING
TuRE will be found great medicine for all their
s.. Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
gG,d by PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond
h. Dr. COOK T., Fredericksburg: By al the DRUG
fRAY, Baltimore; and By Druggists and Shop
Keepers every where. 81 per bottle SIX bOtt!eE,
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