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HUMeuG.-PETERS INFALLLBLE REMEDY

HUMeuG.-PETERS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY
FOR GONNORRHBE AND ALL SECRET DIS
EhSES.-Thls great American remedy, contain
ing no mercurial BaisamIc properties, eNcels
every thing heretofore offered the puplic, In it's
rative, restorative and IeEovatIng powers; and
the medical world are astonshed when told that
the ABOVE remedy Will care the above diseases, and
confounded when they have ocular demonstra
tlons of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty -odd years, has
known OF case of twenty years standing to be
restored TO perfect health, and al other OF
shorter duration To be restored, without single
exception, ard therefore challenges any case OF
6ouorrhoe8 which the remedy will not cure. pro
vded the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any one purchasins
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, IN his
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
case of failure, will furnish add itonal medicine
agents; and 4 cure will be elected without moon
yenlenCs to the patient.
Sold by APPERSON 4 DUPUY, No 20l Broad
street. and o. A. STRECkER, Main street, Drug
.sts, agents for the CITY of Richmond.
NH G-d6g1"
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CATTLE DIsEAsE.-The Cattle Commission.
ers OF Connecticut still adhere TO their deci-
sion OF June last not to allow cattle to cross
the line from Massachu etts in to that State
There is stiii tear amoug The border towns
that the epidemic will reappe! on the az.
proach of cold weather. The Pike County
Ind Reporter says that singular and tata
disease has broken out among the cattle IN
South Patoka, III that county. Ia some cases
the tongue turns black aud rsts out before
death; In others, the animal wastes away tu
skin and bone.
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81 Artificial Teeth.--The CloeplastIc
ana vucanite Process.-3. W. JONES Den
TIsI, havlIg the right for the above mode of
making Teeth, and being sstisfeo of It's ab
soluts superiority over all other methods
can with confidence commend il TO those desiring
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially such
as may he dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation OF the plate to the
mouth, and the suction thereby secured enables
hIIn to insert one or more teeth tcithoHt clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession, North and South,
testimonials will be gwen and specimens exhibited
10 those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth, on
gold or any other plate will Of course be made for
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
trScting, and all otner operations gently anc tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted By ELEC
TRIClTY IcIth0Rt pain
~. Office or Main street, opposite Corinthie 4
Hall o2l-iy
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The HAMPERS FERRY AkMoKY-The su.
perInieHdent OF the harpeTs Ferry armOry
Alfred M. Barbour, e. has resigned his DO.
sition, which was acc-p ed by the President &
10 'ake effect Octuber Ist. James f.. Stewart
Esq, OF BeI kelley county, Va, has been al
poln led in his place
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A "SMAsHING PACE.-The Cincinnati ex-
press tram on the New York Central Rail-
road, being half an hour behiud time recently
ran eighty one miles IN one hundred minutes
Two stops were made at which wood and wa
ter were taken, occupying about fifteen mia
utes, the average rate OF speed being tribe
less than a mile minute.
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RAPID WALKING.-Seven miles within the
hour has been about the greatest speed in
walking; but MIR. Hall, IN a matcn with
MounUuy, The pedestrian. accomplished the
following One mile iu seven minutes lhir-
teen seconds; two miles, fifteen minutes
twenty seconds; anu four miles in thirty-two
minutes exactly. This latter is the highest
point of speed or record.
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POTATOES IN MIssoURI.-The ST. Louis
(Mo.) Democrat says that the potatoe crop
has been unusually prolific and fine n quality
III that vicinity, and that some firms are send
ing off vast quantities daily, not only 10 the
parts of that State which have suffered from
DIR nght, but TO Kansas, New Mexico, and even
to Utah.
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THE AURORA AND THE TkLEGRAPH.-The
aurora affected the telsgrai n wires Oh Thurs
day night TO such degree that messages were
sent between Boston and New York Indepsu-
IDENTIFY of the galvanIc battery. The wires run
ming 10 Portland and st. John were but slight
ly affected, While those east OF st. john we've go
lnnuenced that for some time IL was impossi-
Die 10 work Them. The aurora was very bril-
liant at New York
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ACCIDENT TO EX PRESIDENT PIERCE.-As
Gen Pierce was IidIsg In a buggy Thurs
day, at Concord. n. H., his hUrse took frignt
at Il load of barrels and lurBed around cor
ner, throwing him out. lie was stunned for a
few moments, and slightly bruised i'll The tacs,
though not seriously.
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NAyAL.-ID compliance with orders received
on Friday last, Capt. Hendskins sailed on Sa-
turday for Vera Cruz, where his vessel, The
Cutter Mcclellan, is to form one OF the su u uad.
ron of observation, being under command Of the
Flag officer OF the station. The McClel an e
oflcers are: Captain Hendgkius, Lieulenants
having proved satisfact tory, that vessel is noW
ready for her officers and crew. She Will lake
letters TO the Mediterranean squadron about
Inc 18th proxlmo. Letters tor the Home ano
Pacific stations, sent 10 the PhiIadei phia Navy
Yard, will go in the Pawnee i'll u teW days
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ACCIDENT 40 A CIRCUS sPKRFoRMKR.-Whiie
Cookies circus " As performing IA Portsmouth,
n. H., last Monday, Mr.. Armstrong, in jump
ing over another man on horseback, fell 10 the
ground and broke his arm, " hich snapped like
pipe stem, aud was heard BY ali the sympa-
thizing spectators.
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STEAM VESSELS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
IRELANp.-A return OF the steam vessels OF
the United Kingdom has just been pu blished.
Ii appears from This return that the um Der
OF steam vessels registered In the United
Kingdom is ,s63, and that the gross burden is
900 5i3 tons. OF this large feet of steamers,
5t3 ars propelled by the screw and $50 by the
paddle ana ,0Di are constructed of iron aud
$50 of wood. All the ports of the kingdom
possess Il certain number Of steamers, but Lon
don and Liverpool have much the iargest
number London possessing $40 steamers of
the bu arden OF 3Di, ,9i1 tons, ard Liverpool pos
s.ssiug E3 vessels, oil the burden or ,G35 tons.
The nun Der OF steamers of 800 tons aud up
wards registered at the present time Is l52. vi
these forty-four are VI 2osm ana upwards i
tour are Of 3ua tons M upwards, and une
(the Great E.s .ern,l is ic,oi5 tons.
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SINGULAR UKArH-A cow belonsipe 10
Henry Ruemer and Henry Bande, OF CIncin-
nati, brothers-in- law, died Friday very sud-
denly, and The owners thInking il had been
poisoned, determined TO make II POSt-DIo,t.m
examination OF The body for the purpose OF dis.
Covering, II possible, the cause Of its death
Accordingly, they be. all 10 diesecl the deceased
quadruped. bnt before they flushed, bo tn were
suddenly taken ILL., Emesis followed and
spasms, and IN spite of The effoi us of ph, ST.
clan, who was Immediately called to their re-
iiet, Bande died, aud kpener As in A condition
that renders his recovery almost impo ossi bic
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To be Purchased --Thc Fire Depsriueet 90
Richmond, under the inaitvct ins4ructi o., "a
the Oity CJuneii. will close. in a f.. day ts..
con tract with MrssT>. Il .isHger & Easns3pa
tor The b, autiful sram nre engine W.tea
they are now about crnl nie;las Bv This ,tuT-
chase n is >tirnated ira ib" cKa atEt t,..st
with a. least two cf rle Ufrserf 81, r.n,-
plnies, and besides haytpR ta3ts 'r.c.,gs $50.
psratue tor exusg gusaEs.sS Hc,a, ca4 .,Ayaa.,
the en ire depar .ihsot iuc - fh~at IAvu-
sand dollars less FER az uEs lhfi v'alt%oe-,
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H. = n nj ng.
Having taken a under the Exchange, l4th
street, | prep .red Ia execute
PA N L n u
all Of ITS various branches,
WORK solicited III town country.
au lS-lm f. MACLE.
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DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA.-Somet two
month ago, a German named Matthias Sahr
residing in CINCINNATI, was bitten by dog
which no one suspected of being rabid, and
consequently, but little atten nIion was paid To
his wounds. The dog had fallen in to a cstern,
and Sahr received The marks of the anlmal'e
teeth while heiping him out A few days
since he compiaiued of feeling unweil, and
grew worse gradually till physician was
called, who pronounced it case of hydro
phobia. The patient fingered ull Saturday,
when he expired amid The most horrible suf-
ferlngs, from which death was d happy re-
lease
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTlN
n HI. ChA L. h L. EX,
" DEALER IN LtAThER,


l3.h street. between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND. Va,
Oilers 20 merchants and manufacturers q com
Pee assortment OF articles IN his line, which have
been selected with great care, and cannot fail 10
EIys satisfaction.
The attention Of those in want is respectfully
invited, every effort will ne made to give salts
lsnron, tnth as To terms and price.
Is I.lhcY3m
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EUROPEAN DEMAND FOR AMERICAN BREAD
sTUFFs.-The Londen Times, of the 27th ult.,
says.
The orders for grain transmitted to America
and the Cont since Friday last have beeu
extraordinarily large. BY the Cunard steamer
of Saturday they are believed To have been
heavier than by any previous packet, in con-
SEQ uence not merely of the state OF he London
market, but OF the rather discouraging charae-
Ter OF the accounts from various parts of Eu-
rome.
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DEATH FRoM TIKI BITE OF SCORPION On
the 2d nlt IL Salt Lake CIiy, Mrs. Ruin Bi,s-
worth Clark was bitten on the neck by IA scor-
pIon, While asleep Sh- suffered Intensely
duiing Thursday and F.lday-the swelling
spreading rapidly over her neck and breast l.
and IN Saturday expired.
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The LAST DoDGE.-A Cincinnati paper tells
story ot a dry goods drummer in that cav
who secured & "first class Iowa merchan
from the attacks of other d,ummers b, Civ
ing him dose of medicine, which obi e. he
merchant 10 keep his room until The drummer
had leisure to attend him--that is sell hun 4.
large bill of goods.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMEaT.-The weekly
statement OF the New York Banks shows a
decrease of 81 ,5ii go in loans; 81 36i UOU in de.
posits; and AN increase OF sl52oOo in specie
and S2S5 OuO in circulation
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B>attAg a NgTo.-Eiilts ~ sass is5s js.e er II
the Niagara, was arraignpd e.forv t6e hIsyur
yesterday, Io answer The charge Of assauitiug
and Violently beating a slave named William
Sydnor, in The service OF Hstcher X Webster
The evidence proved that Stone gave the Negro
three cuts with his whip, one of which came
nigh puttiag out his right eye, because the ne
gro drove his wagon against the Niagara"
water wagon, aud then talked impldently
abouttt The warrant W as dismissed
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MARBLE WOh KS.
JACOB VINCENT,
e X 4 ct T. y

JNNUb
FtN FAC L URER OF
HGIGr and A8lsTtcGH Marble Monuments.
-Ont', Hsad PttcCS 5c..Qf srsry style and design.
Ihe pubic are respectfully i4vited to call st my
ara bet~ cen 9Th and 6tk sts., on Main, (adioln-
'nE Rogers Alil!er's Marble Yard, and examine
'h' work, which cannot be excelled by any other
&c aulIshuteGt, North or South which | Will Sc
where an g-3m
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~ NJ. y RUYsTER
w MERCHANDISE BROKER

GENERAL COAIMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Cary and Virginia streets,
RIchm0 md, Va,
Offers his services for the sale and purchase of
Merchandi xe generally also. Flour. W heat, Corn,
IaUacco, and all descriptions OF County Produce.
Refers, by permission, "a Lewis Webb, EsQ ..
Messrs DanlJp Moncure & Co., Messrs. Edmond, J.,
Davenport Co, MessTs Bacon Baske'v!ll,
Richmond hlessrs. Bryant. Tinsley Holmes.
Netsrs. Spence Il Reid, Baltimore; hessrs, Tweis i
4 Co, Phila4el phIa; Thos. Monahsn, EsG.. New
York. an9-ts
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IN Wines. Liquors aud havana fi.ars.
AsnpkRloR stoes OF la" most 4?ptovei brand
OF WINES, BIQ UORS and NAV Ana CIGARS,
scnRble terms. nh 0IcSo ie uAd gtfati
to- Superior Vines, brsndieS ant other Liquors
IN BOTTLES for FasHtIy md AIsdtctndt Gss
MCkkEVfR & BRIChEN.
Wine. liauor and Havana Cigar Store.
No. {. Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl az
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MOVEMENTS OF GkAIN.--On Saturday SAYS
the Chicago Press, the amount of wheat (in-
Guiding fiour) received was 205 500 bushels,
which are the heaviest receipts Tor one day
ever known in the history of the c.ty. The
total receipts of all kinds of grain with -four
reducedl foot up 263,2G9 bushels. The ship
ments OF wheat up to O'Clock in the afternoon
of Saturday, amounted to g bout 2UU0UU bus Il =
els. TIE present high rates of freight have
brought a large number of vessels into our
river, strangers tC the port, aGd almost every
thing afloat. At all fit tor the purpose is now
finding employment in carrying of grain.
The Detroit Advertiser states that during the
"a hours ending ON Saturday at sundown,
about 80 grain laden vessels passed that pori
having i'll the aggregate about 100000 bushels
on board.
OF the Saturdays receipts at Chicago, the
Gaena brought 76, 600 bushels, Hin uis Cen tral
$4,000, Burlington and Quincy $4,000. The
Chicago and Northwestern is beginning to Ell.
ter the field, the harvest being later along It's
line. On Saturday it brought 1900 bushels Of
grain into Chicago.
The New York Tribune says that one shil.
ling and sixrenee sterling was paid on Wed
nesday, The freight per bushel for wheat tc
LivernoO by one OF The screw steamers. L is
but short time since -four was shipped at be
same rate per barrel We believe the farai ne
price of 1877 was only one and ninepence per
bushel.
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& B A. NuG. WM J. CLoProN

s-~, NFNUh tI.VF IUN.
a. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ika-IIaw Building. Franklin street hlchmond,
NlrElHia,b
VIII Attend tn all business connecte with the
tens. Profession.
Having stermiRed to remove to the University
~ tla State ui Missouri. have associated with
oe u ths Practice ui Law. Ia this city. MIR WM
J. rLJgToN, son oi the latc judge Ciopton. Mr.
,.aptou viii not only hnlsh all business he etofore
uEdsrlaNea by me, but will conduct all new that
NAV = oHahded to Being fully convinced OF
alsa,.a'' and fitness IN every respect, cordially
and unleseEved.y recommend hlm to all my ellen II
ana frsT3s aud 10 the pubic generally. ! can he
found ~ cur Office until about the 2Jth OF septem
Ter osxt b. b, MINOt.
R.Cbunud, August 9th, 1850. au27-lm
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As T. E.CKENsHkw. B.E wBLLTORD, JR. :
CRENNHAW q WkLLFOkD,

Ga ATTORNEYS At LAW, RICHMOND.
F.prlctce IN the Sups rIoT and inferior Courts OF
the c,,, OF Richmond and the adIacen counties,
and n the Federal Courts held IN the cities oil
Richmond and Norfolk.
"a lhey will hereafter attend regularly the CIR
AMI @na c1uut, COnrtS OF Hanover. au Is I'm
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Eg1= LAWREaCE y. MARYE,
B~S ATTORNEY AT LAW =,
Practices in the Courts of the City of Richmond
une,
Hels $50 Notary Pablo snd Commissioner ofthe
uLlIed States Court of Claims.
Inc partnership between MIR. CHAsTAIN WHITE
an himself being dissolved, his Office is now on
litl street, Just below iOddln's Hall fe lS-lv
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MAcxaRgL FsHINa IN MAIsE-Tbe Deer

MAckEREL FlsHisa IN MAisE.-The Deer
Isle Esi4rf uien haze aaen from SlX to ten
thunsaud barrels OF macAerel This season. 80
says lie Etts worth Astsrteaa. The Etstport
sen!'ns9 says The maekerei stin euntinus
abundant, and our people, almost disco urag.a
resources ON which the prosperity vi ,he place
iaryr'S o1prnds, have asAia .ken cvurag-, ard
aern " 90 their part " brlEs apout the -good
iiEiv coIniag.'
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No Papsrs.--svir ginia Stewart, arrested ss Il
free nsgrsss witAout rex,st-r, was al Fais ued
a the Mayors Court yesterday. aud alter
hearing, was com mitted to prtsoa.
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G, e,--Scz-s HENRY HuDNALL,

e---c>s.s HENRY HUUNALL,
B-A ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices II a.! the Courts sd n the city of Rich
mCud.
~ Also, practices regularly in the County and
Circuit Courts of Cheste field
As Notary, Will take Dispositions and Aeknow
ledgments, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
toGm Whatever other duties pertain TO the office Of
Notary.
Otce at the corner of Bank and llth streets, Just
teias the Custom House. ia Sly
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HARVEST MOON.-lhe futl moon " hlch hap
pens the 10Th instant is the harvest moon
the theme of so much admiration and song IL
our climate. 1t derives its name from the ag
rcultural economy OF England. For several
successive evenings about the time of the au-
tumDal equinox, 1t rises at nearly the same
hour, and pours its full radiance over the
landscape, affording the husbandtnan an op-
portunity TO extend his harvest labors into
the evening hours. The arrival of the sun at
the autumual equinox. when the moon is in
the ascending node OF lis orbit and entering
the first point of Aries, will produce a haryest
moon under the mos favorable crcums tances.
With the aid of a celes tial globe, the cause of
the phenomenon may be seen by simple in
specuon. When the full moon occurs o.. the
l2i OF September, and is rising III the east the
sun will be setting in the west, in the au tumnal
equinox. All that portion of the ecliptic then
above the horizon will be south of the celes-
tial equator, and making the least possible
angle with the southern horizon. AS the orbit
OF the moon is but little inclined to the eclip-
tic, and the moon advances in it regularly at
the raie OF thirteen degrees per diem, the arc
passed over, from day To day, ascends above
the horizon In about quarter of An hour,
while, at other seasons of the year, the same
arc requires about an hour in its ascension.
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4 Nat Prsvsd- The charge ssslast TAes. Brad
ford, Of kse piag q. disorlsrly hapse. was not
proved before ths Mayor, aud the waIraat was
therefore d sMtsssd. ~" ss = sSas
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"PRoGREss" OF RoPK DAEcIN0.-Farini is
to take out patent washing -machine on his
next trip over the rope, draw up wafer from
The river, eieanse his clothes, aud hang them
on the guys TO dry, trusting 10 the honesty of
his neign nburs not 10 steal them. He has q b I
OF SjUO pending thai he VIII walk one m .ie
back and froat ON his rope ia thirty minutes,
and stana upon 1is head three lines during
the promenade. lie Is 10 perform this ieat on
the 18th, when the Prince expec IS 10 be al the
Falls.
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uvcowaKpIN D. HaMMERM.EY.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ssS n. SCCLi, NJ. ID. g.,
q. -, X d rNk

<rW IORg { OF KS HoMHPATHIC
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
t-s AID ReAtaen. on Frank hu ST., corner Of 4th,
Richmond. Va,
usfs hours tall u A. NJ and from 4 to p Nj.
(Sundays excepted sc l-~Sm"
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SITUATION OF THE KING OF NAPLEs-A
letter from Naples, dated the 10th ult. and
published in the J0Hyna! dss DsJats, says:
The Court is spreading the rumor that His
Majesty Will embark without striking blow
but VIII make an appeal to Europe and his
people, and confde the preservation of his in
herltancs TO diplomacy ard the army. The
report has produced the effect of slackeniug
the activity of the revolutionary party; but
the truth Is that The King Will defend himself
to the last, and as long as he has a single car
fridge or man. The sole precaution he has
taken Is TO embark 81, ,GI0, 900 ducats in the Ar
lhur n small war schooner anchored in the
military port beneath the windows of the
palace. The vessel is to sail in two DAYS for
TrieSt, passing by the Faro and going round
Sicily.
The Treasury is empty-literally empty
Aud note this fact that in addition TO the
ordinary revenue of the kingdom, the Court
has within seven months spent lOGUe 900
ducats raised by the issue of bonds for 5t, uuu
dncats of rente. The issue took place in yir-
the of three DEGREES Of the King-one for
200,0uO ducats on the 18th of October last an
other for 100000 on the lst May, and the third
for 2nh 900 on the 9th June. This will explain
why NJ. Mamma has not yet returned, and will
uot yet return, from his mission to L urin not
withstandIug the alliance be went 10 nseo.
tlate has completely failed. He is Minister of
Finance and If he were he would have TO sign
orders for payments on the Treasury and per
haps endeayor TO check the desperate opera
lions OF Tie Court; whereas, i'll his absence
The King disposes Of the public money and
pavments are made on orders signed by His
Majesty's Secretary. Thus Francis II re-
mains absolute mas ter of the TWO princinal
forces OF the State-the army and the finances.
Another letter in the Jonrna! deS DsLats
states that the Queen Dowager of Naples had
at last left the kingdom, having embarked in a
Spanish vessel for Spain, accompanied by her
daughters and her youngest sons; the elder
one, the Count OF Trani, remaining with the
King.
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NortA raRsy.-As soon as the present water.
works improvements are completed, the city
water ought to be ex tended up nth street to
the corporation line. From the Firss Market
north. ali the properly ia the city Is owned
aid oce upied by persons OF limited means, and
as many OF the houses are frame, = flre once
firr- plugs, would be most desiIIst,ye. Let
the waler be 81 tended there, for protection.
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IA Southern =

a Southern Savings Bank,
OFFICE l73 MAIN STREET.
Certificates OF Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer, 7. b. PRICE.
DIRECTORS:
J. B. Watkins, Pres't, Il. c. Howe,
P. I. Moore. Geo /. Herring,
VIM. Ira Smith, J. Regnault,
}. Ii. F. Mayo. W. A Jenkins. Sec'y.
?. B. Price, Treasurer
An lS-lm
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80 Mrs. W0OLhOUSk. over Sam'l Suther-
Lsud's GuU store, l32 Nam street, X Richmond, Will
wat ul al tsose requiring her services.
a. Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
LEbCHES. --
"a. All orders for LEECHEs carefully packed
aud sent ty Express To all pa Is of the State.
\. .B-A ne'y style Of LADIES BANDAGES
thst are much hked, made To order.
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