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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
- GI.ns AnlreY. from LinerIX UnM.aEl

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
street.
andrew forty feet in width Said shall be
filled with river sand with scrapings with any
other substance of equally g9od quality conformity with
the lines grades 10 be given by the City Surveyor The
Of The filling when sufficiently settled shall be dressed IA the
he given by The Surveyor and smoothly graded,
present The whole the entire satisfaction
of The City Surveyor.
Ali the filling eqnirel shall be furnished by the contractor
well MS all labor and hauling.
The shall he bound begin the work in the ten
DAYS following the approval Of the adjudication by the Common
penalty of dollars day for each and every day thereafter
tie same is not completed.
Security amount of $500 shall be required for the faith
full perfo nance Of the work.
PHymen' in cash The completion of the work and accept
of the same by the DiTy Surveyor
1t is well understood thai OF failure by the
to begin finish the work part thereof within the period
fixed the Council be dissatisfied with the In
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
fault required by article 1905 of the Civil Code without
applying court 81 justice to Rnnu Inc and without
shall any time abandon the work finish and complete
the in conformity with his contract, the said contractor
shall forfeit al claims he may have for any part Of the work
done by hin TO the ae of the abandonment and that the city
shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability therefor
aud ao well understood that in the Contract be resod
the and his Securities shall be held bound
sOido pay unto The city Nil loss difference between The
price which the contractor originally contracted perform
The work and the price at which be adudcated at
sale or readjndicatnn.
Bids per cubic yard of filing for the whole work COM
pee the number of yards to be first asceained by the City
yeyor
New Orleans, Augustl, 1860
Approved by Committees on Streets and Landings Of both
s ss"sa a@ I kfs asERSiS0S olai'meu
ALFRED A. pucRos,
AM It Jerk OF Comptroller.
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No. $3.50.

NO. 0ooO.J
Re.ore That the twenty thousand dollars be and the
anne hereby appropriated by the Common Council Of The cty
Orleans towards the construction cuFert in Cai
bone Canal from Orleans to Espaaade street.
Resoe further That that The Comptroller be and he is here
an horned adudcate the lowest bidder after days
notice in the official Journal contract for constructing brick
culvert Claiborne Canal Orleans Espanade
second District the in accordance with plans
and Specifications file in the Surveyors office and said adu
subject The approval rejection of the Com
mon Council
Signed LEA +. BAkEWEIL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[SIgnedl J. O. NIXON,
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DEAL ESTATE AGENT-JouN PURGlase
IA - Exchange Place, stairs, nearly opposite M,
Office attends TO Leasing Renting and Collection Of u"
1mproFed and nnirnproyed RE AL EST ATE in the cit
Orleans Jefferson and GaTrolltnn. Also, 10 the inyt
mf ys s Al business entrusted 70 MN promptly ae' pnd
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CoMfTR0LLEnis OFFICE, -
f.,.af N.,,, nYlou.,.t Au,g tAiul.

CoMFTBULLRRiS OFFICE
City of New Orleans, Aug, I, 1860
No. 5000 5
Reso6d That the Comptroller be and u hereby Rulh9r5d
to adludicae the five following contracts 70 c lowest oder
for each sepaTu " after days notice in e official journal
the work be done in accordance with specifications e sur,
veyor and the adudcaons 70 be sc % the approval or 70
lection of the Common Council, viz:
LIST contract for constructing brick Sidewalks odced by
curstones and wooden cutters, on both sides p EHnude street.
from Dorgenos TO Broad street.
ID contract for paving with qRfo blocks BenVe street.
from Levee Rampant street, - .
3D. contract for constructing wooden sidewalk on the
south side Of Meairie Road from the Bayou Bridge to Alex
anier street. ~
4th for constructing brick Iewat boftered ny
curbstones and wooden CUTTERS the h%t SIDE vi dhVez
street, from Esplanade to ST. BERNARD street. ..
9th contract for paving with squRre blocks Rampant street.
from Common 10 Esplanade street. . ..
fSlgnedl LEA r BAkEWELIt
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fSignedl y. q. NIXON.
President Board nf Aldermen,
isignedI JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY, the 2iHh inst
will adudeate my Office, at II o'clock NJ, the above
contracts y
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Visit of the Queen TO of the Archie
Cruisers.
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Approved August 8, 1860.


Signedl JOHN y. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that MONDAY. the 10Th inst,
will aiudiete ut my Office at IL o'clock, NJ the above con
au7 lot V. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
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Proclamation par lie Marie.

VESPANIDUS STEFAN BATTERIES-TIIE
signed would call the attention of Sugar Planters TO
yespandus Steam Granulating Pans, which have ben
the years have given the deced
satisfaction
They are now prepared furnish thes Pans
this WHEELER FORsTAIt,
gYp phupTs' ng a sAaf
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THIRD DISTRICT POUND.-Nas brought
TO the Third District Pound Goodchlren between gOuet
aud Louisa streets, esrAy-
One btightbay horse l6 hands high small white spots
and between the right hind fore feet white
One red finde left horn crooked down. white spots be-
tween the
One black COW, white face and white belly white spots
shoulders and legs and branded the left hip and side with
the letters j. o.
Which claimed within five days expenses there
pd will be sold public auction, said pound, WE'D
NESDAY, August s 1860, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, August Z, 1861.
j. MILTON REIF. Street Commissioner.
ALFRED A. DUCRGS,
of opln
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-~ s-.7.=. 60
oFFENsEs, Ere. 81 ..~., -..
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IPAVE DJJ TROISIENIE DISTRICT.-H n
- etc condut Depot DIES Epaves du Ioiseme District
cugnure Gluuet ct Bous Enfants, CONNIE epaNe-
unc yache rouge, sur fepaule gauche Faampe D. II T.
81 e dit animal NEST pms recame dams cinq ais
pages, il vcndn renchere pnbque dts epaves lie
JEUDl cputart d 10 heures A. NJ.
j. MILTON RELF GommiSsare DIES res
Nnuyele Orleans, i d,AoHt 1860. nn6 St
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E1PAyE DU TFsOISIEME DISTRICT.-n a
IA etc conduit depot dies 6pnves du rroeme District
dies Bons- Enfants Cone ct Louisa apaYes-
I'm cheVa ba clair de Ii mains hau de petes thches
anshes lie entire les yenX lie pied drot derere
lie pied dreit de devant hlaneS.
une vache chGe de rouge gauche rourbfe
des taches blanches entire les yeuX.
Tine yuehe nors la face bncs DIES tdehes blum
che snr les epaules ct les anbe eampee la anche
cote gauche deS leres j. o.
81 les dis aimRuX pas rteamts dams cling ous les
tfa pages lis vendus enchere pubquc dit depot
lie MERCREDI, s d'Hout 1850 IA 10 heures a. NJ.
j. MILTON RELF, Gommissaire des Rues.
NouveleO Orleans, lie danut 1871. an3 St
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s''pU1s H. PILE,

Approved by the Committees Streets aud Landings OF both
Boards of the Common Council
tsignedl BENZ. S. HARRISON, 2c,ta,.,.,
[SignedJ S. "A. kINGSLANb, efHi'he''
Registered Aug, 6, l66l. S
ALFRED 3. nTGRDS.
ant lot Jerk af CunlptrOer
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The Erie Railroad.

NV York, July l3-rhe f III mortgage bond.
ot the Er Railroad are To b. irrccoseI, the sale
to take place on the Goth Noyemhcr.
Arrangements under s'oud To have been
male i"r the redenit ON uf II portion of the part
due on the second mortgage bnnas. amounting 20
about two millions. On which holders demand the
cash promptly for principal ard Interest
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The HARvEsr.-Oar farmers have commenced
harvestiny-and, contrary t. their expectations,
the yield WILDE g,'d one. They complained much
ut first. bat now imagine they are at ease to
some extent This is not universal. yet more 30
than was at first anticipated.
The corn crop, if no unforeseen accident occurs
will be very goud--better than has been known
for several years past. We have heard some of
farmers say that they never saw n better season
- Marion TisitUr - ..s..
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NEws YORK. July l3.-Hieks was executed here
to-day, for pray and murder. lilo died sasy
and s"ii m,'hlnG on tho gallows. except to tell
the Marshall to hang him quickly.
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Markets..

BALrlAaRE. July Is. Flour dali Howard ct.
. %. Wheat quiet Red 81 OjaSl y j; White
Si.30aSl.50. Corn dull; Yellow. 6ia65c White
-73c. Provisions aciiye and firm. Mess Pork $40.
Is. LAID BE. Whsky duh at 2olc.
New YoRK, July l3.--Cotton dull and unchanr.
ed Flour firm; New southern Wheat. JPhite
$l.4oaSl.55 New Southern Red 81 IS. Corn
firm Mixed Gla63. Provisions unchanged " This.
Ky 2lir. #i ~
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Singers Sewing Machines.


REAT success always The conclusive proof Of great
" men Judged by this test there labor swing machine
before the public comparable 10 Singers Sewing Machines
hfcr establishing highest reputation In the United Sates
they exhibited nj the late Exposition Unvcrscle" In
France, where they carried of the highest premium; md
great uauufnctory them l,s been BUN In Pnr
In every branch Of industry In which sewing Is 10 be done
these machines he used With Immense profit AS the speed
of the Railway train to travelling foot Is sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No ,ailSr
shoemaker drersnaker, trimmer, Aaer halter,
&c should not lie without The r profit VI using Of
these machines, regularly empluye Is One Thousand ullars
year In all private families where there Is much sewing to
be done these mnchneS invaluable assistance Planters
and hotel keepers ind them particularly convenient and rod
able These machines simple In their construction npd
very strong and durable being the only kind II Sewing Ma
chine nnde by which sort of work. coarse or hne
could b. perfectly Thousands Of Inferior and worth
less Sewing Machines and Sold under various
nancs but singers Machines alone have been found every
where ~ satisfy the wants Of The people. t.5..z
Plain printed instructions for using, sent With each na
chine, from which reay acquire the art Of mana
cling them. The machines packed securely 10 10 any
par Of the world TO all persons desiring more particular IN
formation will, application by letter al either Of our on
forward copy Of NJ singer Cos Gazette, paper
wholly devoted TO lLe Sewing Machine Interest 49,
Principal oflce, No s23 Broadway, New York.
BRAScH 0YvIcE-So Al Hanover 81, BOSTON, No. 81 Chap
ST., Haven. Gu Gloyerpe n. VI No. ga Broad st.
Newark N j. No. 142 Chestnut St. Philadelphia; No. 100 Bal
more ST., Baltimore No ~ Westminster St, Providence
IL No. East Alb CINCINNATI No. % North 9TH St, b
Louis No 81 ~ Charles ST., New Orleans No. " Dauphn g.
Mobile. fdoc AIDA, tai
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FATAL AccIDESr-Just as we were going to
press. We learned that Miss SALLIE, daughter of
Williams Robinson, Esq, resident Of the Irish
Corner. in thia Countv, was struck by lightning.
Yesterday evening and in family kils L. Green
brer Era.
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LrNcHBURG. Va, July Is, 1860.

LrNcHBURc. Va July rs, 1860.
Gentlemsn Absence from town has caused
my delay in answering your polite note of the
5,h inst. asking for publication copy of my ad-
,lress tn the military companies on the 4th ri Ju
IL. I sincerely thank you for the kind terms in
which the application is conveyed. but am una
NJ. to nersuade myself That upon 10 we'll worn
theme succeeded in saving anything so new as
to be worthy the honor you propose to confer up
ON it. and must therefore beg leave respectfully to
decline the Invitation.
Attributing the high compliment you pay my
effort upon that occasinn to an over partial esti-
mate of its merits,-and with due appreciation
Of the motives which have prompted your letter,
am, very respectfully.
Cuas. NJ. BLACKroRp.
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Auction & Commission House.
FOR THE SALE N E OR E S
~ Odd-Fellows Hall.
CORNER MAYO FRANKLIN STREETS
g Il D. 4 "a PTCHNOED IA

WE have this day formed Co Ps!nershiP under the style
SELLING NEGROES, at private and public
long experience the trade and BY prompt atten
ton business hope obtain the highest market prices
for ali Negroes entrusted 10 us
We viii mako liberal Negroes for salys
Soliciting my business You may have In line, We arei
r. IL DAVIS,
,- - e - WIN. s. DEUPREE,
<alSsa4 +,a. ia aae s. R.f0NDREN+
RufuS a. MAppux Clerk. a go
RIchmsNd, Va, June 10, 1850 le 1odiy -
yyrANTED TO RRNr-A Suitable for email family
nsx - 80 - - : iS.' ViRGINIAN OFFICE.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
81 NILES FROM STA WS!ILLE DEPOT,
MONTGOMERY County, Va

montgomery county, va.
TuNHE PRorRIETokS having purchased this WATERING
PLACE IN October lust hay" Thoroughly repaired and fur
nshed il wit entirely furniture best class. and will
open il for the reception Of Niors on THE j II DAY OF
JUNE.
Having m accommodations. and made liberal
The of their hacr themselves
that but lew III any Watering Places VIII afford the
fractions this.
II situated in the county Of Mont "u!cry, : miles fro
STA HSPLLLE DET0E IVA & lcun Il. r. the banks "f
the Roanoke River and >urrouHdcly the
tiful and attractive I" he found among the Mounta
Of Virginia The Water has ured such reputation in re
last few Years that Is unnecessary Ia anything in
mendati"n of H. 1t is now considered specific for the st
forms Of Dyspepsia and remedy for all Cutaneous Disease
dordercd conditions of the Stomach Bowels and Liver
fur prosraton of the nervous sstcm We might append
number Of certificates from Physicians and others acuane
with its merits. and To these might be added al fafin
Passengers will he met ut Slawsve by Four Horse Omni
busscs them road 10 the springs Person
leaving Baltimore, Washington Richmond, and Petersburg IN
the morning. arrive at the Springs the day those
the South will find the same conveyance the arrival Of each
train BOOTH, COLHotN d. co.
liz lAclA
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THE LATE HORRIBLE ACCIDENT IN AccoMAc.-A
correspondent OF the Norfolk Argus, communicates
The following thrilling account # the sad and fatal
accident " hich occurred at Pungnteague on the
Fourth, already alluded to in the columns Of the
Nirginian
Among the most prominent actors. in tact the
master spirit of the occasion, was Mr.. Hall, OF
your city, who had been for several months con
Quoting q very interesting school on our shore-a
man respected by NIL who knew him. and dearly
beloved by the scholars under his charge. and by
his employers almost worshi pped. He there
with hi. cadets compose Of the boys Of his own
school, the best drilled company on the shore, and
tho pride and Joy of his noble heart. The De-
claration If Independence had been read. and the
hour for dining was near at hand, ~ the groan-
ing tables betrayed, when the military commenced
firing thirteen rounds Of minute guns from n
six FOUNDER, which had been muonted for the oc-
cason.
Numbers Of private citizens had gathered around
the spot to witness tho sho"ting and the seventh
gun had been fired. The eighth cartridge was
brought forward-lla and highly respectable
young MN named William Garrison. We're driving
it home. when the charge exploded. The scene
that followed no tongue or pen can describe. -
There, stretched upon the ground black with pow
der wcltering in bio d. and actually on fire, lay
the two unfortunate men referred to above. Then
arose from that before joyous multitude the most
wild and bitter If anguish that ever the ear ii
mortal heard The wife and children Of Hall, his
little stricken-hearcd company and his many
warm friends, the agel parents f young Garrison,
md those who knew and loved him, gathered with
streaming eyes around the PROSTATE forms of the
diving men.
Ye who have been on the bloody battle Geld have
only seen and heard and known what wit
messed that day on that occasion. The two manly
forms, which but minute before were active with
life and faces 40 lately beaming with health and
happiness were so iearfully mared and mang
led that those who knew them best and lived them
most could not behold in either heap of smoking
clothes and bleeding limbs a single yestige Of
what was afectionate husband, kind
father, and beloved brother, an obedient son.
Surgical mid was had early possible and am
putation OF the Of the i'll fated men resorted
70, but to no purpose. Garrison died two hours
after the accident and Hall is thought to be dy-
ing.
Soon after the explosion of the powder, and the
terrible scene which followed, the cad hearted
hundreds could leave the place, m awful storm of
rain, hail and thunder arose. HIRE was another
ecenc OF the most alarming kind. On every side
were men hurrying with their wives and children
to and fro seeking reuge.bu finding none save in
their carriages.
Three negroes, one man and two women,endeav-
oriny 10 cross Cradloc Creek. week capsized, and
all three persisted Thus no less than Ave lives were
lost in an hours time the Fourth OF July in
Aecomac county.
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Words of Cal1flnn

M If We la tell Readers l,at the ellis and
lS springs Throughout llc country had been poisoned n4t
tIai Ind aniior effects
that would gndy anvil themselves discovery
the hope of aiering death. Ii tell Them
had discovered mine ri enoug for them iul
that prepared share them Iousr
aid 10 fortune. But as health il valuable than rcht
grhtifo should tty b. to leurn a,at
has been compounded Of purely Vegetable mar an
that It's curative powers little less certain than light AMI
darkness. Need We give nsiances2 II call
Iriotor oi BAkEks BlTTERs and examine me ra Of
curhcaIe from all sections nf The SOUTH OF who
been cured Of DgsPtp"htb BY Its all healing propre' Am"
will The .ouceTs Of old and young NAB h
MALE cXiong this BrTEgs 10 the skies, and he.ng pfut
fori powers. but It's yIrlus
Ia Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches yield rendl, Ia
Torpid Icrs become qulckcned mud made active
Sour somachs made healthy by lie neulra1ng
eets. Indigestion disappears When ii enters the Lis,
Darrloa rtsis its tonic powers And Cholera
when met by these BrTEKs, Is promptly dlsarned aud b.c
harmless, thousands Of hive certified Who used
lni and - when that scourge devastating the country
BAKERS BlrTElS viii not remedy ali the ills
but such diseases caused by the stomach bowels m
,iy yield It's strengthening effects, and speedily driven
An who need Il sou.d Try It, aud be
their ow Judges ofiis virtues.
For sale by all the Druggists in Iynehhnrg, and by all the
principal Druggists in the city Of Rhmond md cscw
Virginia: also OF Mes~rs clas stott Co.. washurn c!
u. c.: u. stablcr Co, Baltimore Nd d. b. Miller GOV
ington, Ky. and Bnrnrs3 Park, n, Y.
Orders filled by addressing T.. BAKER, Proprietor.
feb 81 dSrts Richmond, Va.
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To the Intelligent.

~ ALI. diseases arise from end In npurity the
FtR blood No matter how called each can b. cured
vegetable pugaes which do onl, nip In TIL, bud"
actually cAp the foul hlor which produce dreaded hen
ACHE Tie dolorex, and rheumatism well M liver nrccns
pain the side. and general heayincss
l"nst exer,ion My, BItANDRETHSPILLS not only
these affections but also nshma aud all eurabe
the lungs ell colds and coughs. Even con-n
ton and bleeding of the lungs have often been cured by them
Remember, BRANDRETHs PILLS have n trial of 10, years
duration, and warranted purr, vegetable, mud aIae
inurng the eudest age weakest frame. Those
recommends hut their virtues suass euogy The! must Ia
used To he fully appreciated Sold nj principal on, No ~
Canal street. Price Is cents box. H. lu
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OPENING Play Tho rlay for the opening
;,ht (Msnaay) Of Crisp's Theatre. is The
;,mes,er," with a strong east ct character The
''a.r,,e,e viii rbe Loan II Lover This il
w .t,roctiye bill. and will doubtless draw we'll.
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cry AND STATE AFFAIRS.

p.,,r. CoUar.-Two Insignificant cases we're
,;.desied in this Court yesterday.
'}Tsnnnl,, negro woman hired 70 A. W. Cross
- ordered Is lnshes for being oat after hours ;
wa V'S puss Quian was ordered Is ls.hss tes abus-
NJ \ white woman. sess9 II
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FUNERAL. NOTICE.
The funeral services Of the late DR.. JAS 7. ROY
Llwili take place at the I'd Presbyterian Church
this morning at Q O'Clock.
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MARRIED,
DIED.

DIED.
In the city Of Lavaca Text'. on the 18th OF
June, al the resi- 'snos 1T hi. brother, j. W.
Snodgra.s, in the 2Stb year Of his nge. MIR. F. L.
SNoDoRAss, formerly of Virginia.
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FlNlE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS
j BY EDNA EVERETT.
Just pubiirlc, and for rn" by
JyIos J. !. CREED.
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FTVI'rF''. hVI0y NJ ms "Ih'' V IUHW
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
I OFFEE FOR SALE W6OibIAwN the late nesidehes Of
i &. WIsyEry. d,ri situate, mile from l., aeburp,
The CnuI,l Court lIpuss Turnpike There will lie sold with
The Dwelling h6t of lnpd considerable proportion Of
which IL IN timber BESIDES excellent Dwelling there
The psce all the necessary houses large tobacco factory
we'll Of superior wator, sc.
The pnce is admirably adapted TO either mnrkc dairy
arIn. &. V. WINFIELD, EN0r
feb -d3tawts Of &. Winfrce. decd
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ar - INVOTKAGE HOME MANUfACTI RE.-NtM-
tS uts lsiAlLIuLs BAk,Na Pownnn, the hest and
'Aiatsl preparation known for making In n,ntuts
without Yeast aud in elegant light
eme Loaf Bread biscuits, Batter Buck wheat and
div cakes, Pudding, Pies, and Pastry of c,cD with
Il -d,ins 81 lime, labor aud expense.
PROM Rec. Tl"eds BipJord)
MARI llut, HkSRIeo, iilh Oct, lN,,.
Dg. GARlIok Dear Sr-llayng used some ru.l rnlr
eNtcni "Scnplr's Baking Powder pro
bounce II IL he snlriur 10 thing that has been use,
family for The purposes for which Is rccon,no nde,i.
Thomas IINtoRp,
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HVENgkK O.. Met
ecial Notice.!

l. a Y NJ l.. N Tt!
DEEM necessary to notify my friends mud customers
exceedingly important thai should require. IN ALL
tASt-, prompt and speed, PAYMENT, satisfactory set
Element Of ~! debts due the rs day July 1860; aud
hopng That they facilitate point
in business by calling Ia and settling holding them.
sel' in readiness 10 pa, when allied upon shall remain In
confident expectation Of receiving due attention nll
indebted |, he, either BY bond note account.
l.. l.. AEMlSTEAD, No. 40 Main 81,
j. 23-ts L,hclutg, Va