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RxroRr OF TIE TOBACCO xARKSr.
~ ToBAcco ExcnASoB,
ycuvovn Va Novamhor 4 la66.

RICHMOND, Va, November s, 1859. )
: Breaks full to-day no change to note.
Below We give the transactions. Forty
seven hogsheads and Ave boxes opened ;
dry sold:
Lugs, low, funked, ss to a.; Tugs, com.
mon to medium working and shipping, IS
to 81; Tugs, good working and shipping,
$3.50 to $3.50; leaf, common, funked,
working and shipping, go to sla; leaf
medium, funked, working and shipping.
1880 to $3.50; leaf, good working and
shipping. sls to $40; leaf, fine working
and shipping, zig to s25; manufacturing,
medium to good, els to go; manufactu.
ring, fine, go to SIS; manufacturing,
extra, as5to $50; fancy wrapper, good to
One, new, $50 to 900.
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MORE CATTLE.-One hundred and eighty
head of splendid fat cattle were brought
down on the Tennessee cars Saturday
morning, and were taken on north BY way
of the Southside railroad and Norfolk.
We understand that the Tennessee Com.
pany have already been advised of upwards
of twenty more train loads now awaiting
shipment from Southwestern Virginia
This traffic is source Of considerable re-
venue to the railroad company, and carries
large amounts of money to the section
from which the cattle come.-Lynchb,trs
Ne,cs, 9TH.
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The Condemned Fenlans.

CINcINNATI, November S.-The City
Councils yesterday passed resolution re-
questing President Johnson to use his in
fluence to have the sentence Of death re-
Gently passed upon Rev. Father hchahon
and Colonel Lynch RENTED.
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Foreign News By the Cable.

Foreign News by the Cable.
LONDON, November 5.-Consols, s9H
United States SIS, 6sL.
LIVERPOOL, November 6.-Cotton firm
sales, $4,000 bales; middlipg uplands
l5Ld.
MADRID, November 6.-The Queen o.
Spain has made an offer to the Pope Of q
residence at Grenada, and Spanish wal
vessels will be placed at his disposal In
case Of emergency.
CoHsrANTINoPLE, November 5.-The
United States squadron Is expected in
Turkish waters.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 5.-War !.
renewed in Bokhara, and Russian force.
have besisged and taken the city Of Ur.
turbe.
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100 boxes OF Firearms and Ammu.
nitl0n-One II n . hOt-Genefal
Grant Makes . Proposition.
BALTIMORE, November 5.-Judge Bartol
decided that the warden would have three
days In which to return tho writ.
An establishment containing $50 boxes
Of firearms and ammunition was seized
to-day by the police. Resistance was Of.
fered to the arrest, and one man was shot.
General Grant, acting in private cspa-
city. made the following proposition to the
old commissioners, which it is supposed
will be accepted: That the Conservatives
have one judge Of election and clerk in
each precinct, according to the registry
law, and boxes for rejected ballots be
placed at every precinct. General Grant
was acting as the representative Of Cover.
nor Swami in the matter.
All is quiet at present, and no trouble Il
apprehended. y.
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TIE MARYLAND STATE ELECTIoE.-At
the election which takes place to-day .
comptroller of the treasury, five members
of Congress, twelve State senators, and
eighty members Of the House Of Delegates
are to be chosen.
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THE RIGHT OF Ex-REBELs TO VoTE IN
New YoRK.-In the Supreme Court, in
Brooklyn, on Saturday, Judge Gilbert de-
livered decision in the case Of Albert
Wheeler against the registrars Of the
Seventeenth ward. The case was brought
up on motion for writ Of mdnddsaus to
compel the registrars to register Mr..
Wheeler's name a. . voter. They had re.
fused to do 50 on the ground that Mr..
Wheeler had been surgeon In the rebel
army and traitor to the Government
Judge Gilbert decided that while bis incli.
nation would lead him 70 diaranchise any
man who bad been In arms against the 60
istAnce under which e could be done, ant
he therefore granted the writ.
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Haximilfan Resigns I'm Favor o.
General Baxnine.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-Senor Ro-
nero has received letter, dated Vera
Cruz 26th, uia New Orleans, stating that
Macmillan left the City Of Mexico on the
2sd, resigning verbally in favor Of General
Bazaine.
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ARidnvits 70 Prove the Innocence Of
Rev. Mr.. McMahOn Sent TO washing.
ton.
NEW York, November 5.-Affidavits to
prove the innocence Of Rev. Mr.. Nc
Mahon, now under sentence Of death in
Toronto, have been forwarded to Washing
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A L. SHEPHERD & CO., General
"A Commission Merchants for the sale OF TO.
BACCO, WHEAT, LUMBER, &c. All business en-.
trusted to our care will receive prompt attention.
Mr. 4. g. TALMAN, formerly with George w.
Atkinson, and late Talman 4 Harris, 10 associated
With rs, and Will be pleased TO serve his old
friends and the former patrons OF the two late con.
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NEW Yosx, Novsnbss -Afssgse
Flour quiet. lwhsss 3esc. hsotsIs =
heavy at 42s.1S. Sugar quisf asa 10y
Co6se. quiet AID Arm Eassl soses dan
and heavy. Turpentins, s30SSe. keess
e5.7SotiS.60.
ssss 3 - Money Karkss. ,,sq
NEW YoRk. November 6.-Gold, lAs.
Sterling dali; ~ Cor 20 days. Costes
NV Yosx, November s.--Aitsnoos..
Gold, Ils> United s,atss ssuesss. ~,
sl145<; 80, ellON.as $751; sgtsfea 4
- sizss2 xoyrt1 nA1gSss. a1
Mosirr, Novsmbsf ~. Cctsoa saiss
to-day. 1900 bslss niddii 2, -; nAs-
kst hrm. j S. saIzgA iscs ses-.. :.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
iisr THE kr ShE Hvs Vfsslsi Az
: .SaSsy "a =: ssi:: <! 2 .s - =
81 snfoainspt end sleseinE company oAssM. III
rs2.slt snbrss ~ pss'ons SssvSsg sa.nces33
s sas aos,s ie ssst or u S.Sss ssssss.
tn Sosndsiiss q No company Aisssiss 30 -
Tito pI.s cenp.ey .leres .. s,s,, sssv.sa f,alA
Second C9:5sny: ..!s !hs sisyslssvssa
Third ccsP.ny.. Asso. % ely. sssvssaysss.
'fsss.s 1ysssssz;S s::s:: i. eng. S.,v.s.Ss-
nh conls2y :Sxsas e hasshs'i. esssssa
sis sssa S 81 TsisssSsS ssssas. ~
sI 5is:s's sSssI fsssssssI :ss,s
ss esss:h ssz . - $500
s..sa Gssvssl :sSs az 3: .,: ~ 1870
4i is.e &c 5: ::?::.S .s:s:sg S:!:l. ID
.hns cs.EsSy;-tt ne CITY ssn Ssssnss'A
ss.oss - 80 q zissAs css nan. SsssAass.
.s!sS az r. sssssi.s'. 1s.s.A''
sTisS i s;s :. - Mana s.s.ss..
,,9E : 81 =; I.
80 e. ~ - a'ass
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The Eeninns - Excitement at Fsrt
Erie.

Erie.
BUFFALO, November 5.-There was con.
siderable excitement at Fort Erie last
night in expectation Of q Fenian raid. The
Cause Of the panic seems to have been the
arrival of the United States steamer Michi.
gan, which has come to restore the Fenian
arms captured last June, and the Fenian
demonstration on Sunday afternoon, where
prominent Fenians made addresses and
speeches.
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william wakes, Esq, editor Of the Dslti.
more COssm~ciol hes been appointed sur
vegor Of the post Of baltimore, vice Full
ton, removed.
- Il \ statsd thaa eone ~ ~ Qnissd
Gtstea segp1ay fsrtneS1S ~ nsee .
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Death Of Simeon Draper.
NEW YORK, November 5.-Simeon Ora.
per died to-day.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NWATHMEY q MORRIS,
" GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
solicit eonsignmspts Of every description.
Commissions, TWO AND HALF PRR CENT.
once on Basin bank between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. Richmond. oe le-d&swlm
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y eilatsI Am1-.
JOHN ". DAvlxs e0NO. 80
RIOHnOHD HUoIoAL.Bx0H4 u01s
n h. 10. ~ MAIS sT818v hsl ,bsfE24
sole agents foo 3 - gl6l -.
SfIKYTS PREMIUM PlA1osy011A

= "a.
these Instruments have been before Ne peAtt1
YOR THE LAST THIRTY .YYA1S, 10 soDpstihea
vith the best msksn Of the country, sul srs n0v
pronounced BY ALL TEE LEADIn0 P1Oy1oQ019
BEsT PIANOS NAHuyAC1unsDi eGss
These i,ssrunsnts have ALI 3HB LA31g3 IL
PROvENHNTS. anA are fy,,F I, II
WARRANTED Y0R FIVE Y1A1es y
With The privilege 81 exchange within sveiSe
" months n not entirely satlsfsseoU
iF 70 the purehassS.
We refer TO Tie following pesseass W Asvo
efIH1rS PIANOS nov In ssss otsSi
General =. =. Lea Wsshingtsa ooilsgss 1sa1nOs
ton; sltH# 80 et5 .8atS 81 70 ~
D. B. PAYSI 3 Bso.. Lynshbsyg; - .,.g
Rev. z. =. PHILLips, Virginia YsnneIs lns01efeS
Hiss HAxY BALpvTy. Ysnais sshool. - 10.
CAVE, Deaf Dlnb anl Dfial lbseissls. oeeUeO (;
Professor !. 4. AnyoID. KishASs1.
A sall ffen ell IN vsat d euI1BIoB yiASo0
u soaisttsA. fsEns Mbsrsl.3 - bS-sos
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FERTILIZERS

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-All
IA pessous inlshtsA 10 The eseats a ,. y Non:
toiyo. dseeaee1, Will plesse cone togwsro ans
nroDp1ly Day thliY liabilities.
AL HslsonS having slatn. against tne 1870 w1li
pressss thsn within The dDs prsseribed ~ Aw,
properly authenticated, 10 ne Tor scttiemene.
EOSsS q - ssosV Il 9. Q. Carter, No. - HsiS
stre1t. A1lRxIDE6 x0NTElRO,
.Adntnistss1H q J. y Aoneeisss dsssassd.
TRON.-200 tons = n G LIS 81 RE.
m. 6SxLflI aHllT, xlaC. RusbiA md
no S-hw1v 3. D .. WORfHAM . 90.
MISS i. DHVLIN offers for aals IN
IN 3 lesgs ssosk e MlLLlNaky oOODs 1R}
9sssss ~ fsas. 8 SssssA Zen ~. !, ::ssa
az 4Ya1Axe 90 asesls Ma;
| -. H. :: ~ -.
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711zHcEzET 1HS Csnil1aclAI-


Cld STATE coupon boads should have az sos
pons attached from July, 1881. inssae'vs' q
virginia coupon bonds. old. eA nsw.:... &,
yIreinia registered bonds, old, 70, n6W... ~
North Oarolins coupon, old, 70, neW..... -
South Carolina coupon. ........s...'...' -
0eoygia eoupon.. ..s's's's-s ~
Tennessee n
Petersbnrr city bonds. ................
Lynchbu1e city bonds.
Norfolk city bonds.
VIRGINIA Central railroad bonds, % to.:.. "
Orange and Alexandris railroad oonds,
% to.... 1880. - 49, -. .........'
' sn ~ ano isnns'''. . Is
panvills railroad bonds. ................ %
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yITOOLEN SOCKS --ALI-WOOL,
wv LONG-LEG MEMS SOCKS-A really nice,
warm, and durahls sock phee, yiHTryu csx ~
oe n liz Main stSspe.
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The Presidents organ says:
II the new commissioners are held to
bail for any legal cause, that matter will be
settled by the courts without delay. II
any attempt is made to precipitate riot, o
stop will be put to it by the prompt action
Of the military.
If, to secure peace and order, martial
law Is necessary, it will be declared.
It il the purpose of the civil and militia
~ authorities to prevent bloodshed If pos
sible, and to secure justice and peace.
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Tslegraphed TO the Sun.
WASHINGTON, November 3.--General
Grant does not 90 as o representative Of
the United States Government, but simply
in his individual capacity, TO make sugges.
tions and propositions for adoption by the
police commissioners and citizens, whereby
collision and riot may be avoided and the
controversy carried for decision, respect.
lively, to the Legislature Of Maryland and
to Congress. One Of the propositions
which it is understood General Grant will
make is that each set Of. commissioners
cause separate polls to be opened in the
several election districts, and receive such
votes a. may be decided to be legal by their
Judges of election, and have these votes
classified and certified to the State Legs
lature and to Congress.
Another proposition Is that the old police
commissioners appoint one Conservative
Judge Of the three to be appointed At each
Of the polls; that these judges receive the
votes Of those who present themselves, ano
who are found to be upon the several re-
gisters; that two sets Of ballot.boxes bt
used, in one Of which are TO be deposited
the votes accepted and In the other the
rejected votes; these ballots, thus CLASH
fed, to be certified respectively to the LIE.
gislatsre and TO Congress-the votes as "a
Congressman only to be certified TO Con
gress-thus sending the whole controversy
Tor ultimate decision to the tribunals
named. is ! " f
NOTICES II assAsp 10 I'M siIcFioS.
Tho old board Of police commissioner
have issued notices 10 regard TO the cleo.
tiop. IN which they state that BY the code
al osYsous Registered In 1861 sye sptitle(
% have their notes received And depoaitst
by the 3tdeo1 .6Jthee IN the bo1 foe %
eeptsA q - h6sthg rl3ecte4 enaiee @!
Asy alss hvite oeol slnyssef ae1one ~
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APPOINTING POLICEMEN AND JUDGES or
ELECTION.
:, applications were also received for men
ago %so on the regular police force, about .
TSAen Of the old force offering their SER
m;' .s. In the mean time, also, the com.
,ss s''oners were making arrangements for
ma election tomorrow by appointing
, ,.So OF election, including well-known
issa 'ai IN each precinct. Their proceed
n,ss were, however, cut short by judicial
,tM,teeaing inaugurated under Judge Bond,
" lie Criminal Court.
"yaE BOND AND rHs NEW COMMISSIONERS.
,,, We gave yesterday report OF this RadI.
nsuoges proceedings.
s,S On The announcement Of Judge Bends
lbs e y holding them TO bail, the counsel for
ia, ..ohilpissioners stated that, On eOnsulta.
in ill., WIN their clients, 70 was decided thss
H. soold decline TO givs bail; wkeseupes
a'hssnsnh were made sat. 500 II
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
TEMPERATURE, PROM SIXTY TO osB HUNDRED AND
six DEGREES, FAHRENHEIT.
TARDY, WILLIAMS & CO., PRoPRrEToRs'

Will he open for the reception of visitors JUNE
lst 1900
All the buildings having been repaired, painted
and fitted out with NEW FURNITURE, Linen
BEDS. and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS oher
pnsurpassed attractions to both the Invalid ana
pleasure seeker No expense or efort mas oee''
shared BY the propretors to make 1t as comfortable
and pleasant as possible to all visitors
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half q century to possess, in won
J.rrrl dagreo. tonic Alternative, detergent, ana
stimulating properties, and have become justly
celebrated for the cure Of Rheumatism ''u''
Diseases Of the Liver Skin, Bladder ana "o'1"
PARALYSIS. the result of injury or serious
r,,,,r,c,iop If Muscles and Joints, Diarrh"a anu
n,..,,a,,.,, ACCOMPANIED with sore mouth anu
tongue. p.Sn
MI, uorcrs have been erected, BANp
-'." ,,,,l, I'D and BILLIARD and BOWL
ING SALOONS fitted up 49,
Tho SPLENDID BALLROOM has Deeh 'ho-
roughly rehtted' o.. a,I ,ravor-
Iii, railroad to Gordonsville; thence ~" virgil
-, Central railroad to Milboro' Depot thence to
r,ot Springs direct, over turnpike distance
...,,., nile.l by Trottcr i Co.'S stage line.
Route from the south, ria Lynchburg or Rich
mond. and Virginia Central railroad to MillDoro
Depot.
TERMS: - per day $50 per week.
BAND OF MUSIC is engaged for the season.
my lin
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LETTER FROM RALEIGH.
Of the Richmond Dispatch. ]

RALEIGH, \. c., May q, 1866.
The State Convention has fully organized,
bu, no, vc, done more than appointed com
mitt,cs. There is a pretty strong feeling
in some portions of the State in favor OF
reputation (privatc debts rs well rs pub
Ec1. This feeling is reflected in the Con-
ycntion, and much interest therefore Is felt
in the doings of that body, especially by all
who are so fortunate as TO have State bonds
of the old issue.
The Baptist State Convention, which re-
presents a membership of eighty thousand,
has to-day closed its thirty-sixth annua!
session. Rev. James Mcdaniel was elected
moderator, and Rev. j. ID. Hutham clerk
Rev. j. b. Hardwicke preached the INTRO
ductory sermon; Rev. A. Z. Dickinson, oil
your city, preached the convention ser
mona service to which Rev. w. NJ. Young
was appointed a year ago.
The following delegates were appointed
to the meeting of the Baptist General AS
ISOLATION to be held in your city next week
Rev. DR.. Hooper, Reys. Messrs. ". VI
Young, J. B. Hardwicke, ). u. MaS"n'' D.
D. Hufham, and I. f. Skinner.
Much interest was excited IN behaii VI
education, State missions, religious edica-
ton of colorcd people, and colporteraee..
The Baptist denomination in tins STATE
is i'm n most prosperous cohol'i"i', ''l" WI
the great questions OF the ia! 'L'I ''''
wide awake. IA
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ATTEMPTED WIFE-MrRDEE.-on Satur.
day. Benjamin Phillips attempted to xii
his wife, Mclvina, by stabbing her with
pockct-kpife. She was cut i'll the neck, il
the throat near the jugular tvein, and ii
one or two other places. Fortunately
however. none OF the wounds were OF q
dangerous character. Phillips, it is said
has shown decided symptoms OF insanity
for some two or three months, and hcnc,
the attempt made upon the life of his wife
with whom, il is stated, he had lived hap
pily since their marriage, some five or si>
months ago. After committing the deed
he made no attempt To escape, but re-
NAMED at home until he was arrested and
carried to jail.-Lytchburg NenS.
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COYNER'S WHITE, BLACK AND

COYNER'S WHITE, BLACK AND
I J BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS.-This well known
WATERING PLACE situated in Bo'etourt county,
Va. on the line and IN fun view OF the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, will be open Tor the re-
ception OF visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE. Per
sons leaving Baltimore. Washington, Richmond,
and Petersburg, by morning train, spending the
night in Lynchburg, will arrive the following
morning, the trains stopping Immediately opposite
the Springs. ,
The undersigned formerly of Richmond) takes
pleasure in informing his friends and the public
that he has removed To this place with the intrn-
ton OF making IL his permanent residence. and Will
spare neither trouble nor expense 10 render II
agreeable and pleasant 20 his guests.
There are FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS, the medi-
cnal qualities of which are 50 generally and favor
ably known that il is deemed unnecessary 10 speak
of their value.
Those DESTROYS Of using the Allegheny or Alum
Waters can be supplied.
FINE BAND will be in attendance during the
season.
Colonel WARD, 80 favorably known a. Manager
of the Fauquier White sulphur Springs, has been
engaged. and will be- pleased to see his friends.
Those desiring comfortable quarters would do
well 10 make early application.
The price Of board Will be three dollars per day:
children and servants IN proportion. \ deduction
Of ten per cent. will be made all bills for ono
week twenty per cent for one month, and twenty
i've per cent. for two months or longer.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond, Va, will
keep Il constant supply Of the water, put up In
quart bottles, twenty-fOur in a case, ready Tor
shipping WILLIAM II. FRY,
my l5-eod5w Proprietor.
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D0ARDING IN TIL II CoUN ~ -,
KO.' srfECT pOARpERS will b" taken ~ ro'
GEORGE l.. PRyroN. "'"''N" "
Nih"iN sTAUNToN, VIRGINIA.
GEORGE l. PEYToN CO., Proprietors.
ny WEBB, Superintendent.

This commodious and popular Hotel (Which has
hecn closed for several years has been
REMODELLED, PAINTED. AND PAfEkEp,
In the best style, and furnished with
NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE,
and possesses now every modern Improvement Tor
the comfort of guests II i now rt"p.n.aI ana ~
IN THE STATE ltis pleasantly located In the
most business portion Of the town, one hundred
wards from the railroad depot-not so near AZ TO
cause the guests 10 be annoyed by the running oil
trains and the noise and hustle at the depot
AND FINE BILLIARD SALOON
are in this building good Livery Stable Is also
connected with the Hotel. Stages on the various
lines will take passengers To this Hotel, ana cal
for tn en- when they wish Ia leave.
Omuibusses to aud from the depot free -,
Having long experience as hotel-keepers' ,he
nrorristSr, trust with moderate charges and hbe.
raj policy to maintain the favorable reputation oi
the OLD VIRGINIA HOTEL.
GEORGE l.. PEYTON co, ProprietorS.
p. S.-Oftcc Of the Valley Stage Line IN , Ia
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CRoPs.-The South Bend Qnd.) RHist7
is of opinion that the failure OF the W heat
crop in Indiana will not be rs general as
estimated by writer in the Cincinnati
Gazette, but that in that particular locality,
with few exceptions, the crop will prove Il
failure.
Reports from southwestern Georgia give
more favorable accounts oi the crop pros
pect. The wheat is nearly harvested, and
the Weld is much above the average; the
promise is better than it has been for
wears.
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ALUM SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.

RocKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
These MINERAL WATERS have An established
reputation for very high curative virtue in all the
following classes of disease, and as being an ABB
soLuTE SPECIFIC in several Of them, viz
sCRoFULA, and all thei forms of Giandular
sweIlings and Cutancous Eruptive Disease, Erysi-
pela. letter, &c; CHRONIC DlARRHGA and
DYsEyTERY, DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, GIRO
MIC THRUSH, affection of the KIDNEYS and
BLADDER, and PILES. In all anTmic conditions
~ N. system and brokcn-down states Of the con-
.titution, loss of appetite, and general nervous
pro.tration, their powers and virtue as reStora-
tive may be safely pronounced to be WITHOUT A
KNOWN RIVAL amongst the mineral waters OF
the WORLD.
They are especially indicated in the whole class
r ailments pecuIiar to the Female Constitution.
This WATERING PLACE is in the same county
with the celebrated "NATURAL BRIDGE" Of
Virginia, and i, one of that remarkable group Of
Mineral and Thermal Waters which have given
celebrity to this mountainous region.
twill be open to the public Oh JUNE l$r. The
prorrlctors will spare no reasonable effort to have
the place comfortably kept,
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DRY GOODS. SHOES, &c.


BOOTS AND SHOES.-H. M. ~61
ID GASTON, 70 Main street, having just
returned from the North with good sup.
ply Of BOOTS and SHOES. he Is prepared -.
" Ne h nGn Msn 'e cah sEwgp BOOTS q
80; Women's KID and MOROCCO sEWED BAL
N.Y. my ISM nom . H. M. CASTOR. ;. Main s,rse,
rOURTNEY Il SON. BROAD
~ street, four doors below Ninth, have lust 70 .
ceivcd and offer for sale at the LOW EsI mah
kET HATES the following Goods ana h1 aG baysrs
"hs so dd1 N f"f and
200 do %sHH MfssEs and IyrANTsy I HOSE,
UNDER ssRHIRTs for GENTS, LADIES, GIRLS,
GgyT ana Lgi SfS BOSOM SHIRTS, and JEANS
,oo , and " ihSE Sh nnHYDKERCHlEFs for la.
DIES, CENTS, and cHlLID fsTr
LApl ksH asth97Es, in Isle THREAD. SILK,
GEMS Tsu GhGI6ptEs, in Isle THREAD, SILK,
PLAN 2nd and and EMBRoIpERED coRsETs. in
PRIDE OF Of fHE WORLD, EMPRESS, and pa
WHITE CAMBRIC, JAC0NET, and CHECKED
SWISS MISi1Ns, NAINsooK, BISHOP
BLACK and WHITE, PLAIN and DOTTED
LACES, -
CAMBRlC and SWISS EDGINGS and INSERT
THREAD EDGINGS, MAGIC and COVENTRY
RUFFLiNG, &c, &c. w
We would also call special attention 10 our MD
GLOVES at ONE DOLLAR per pair-really go'h
article. [my 2s-lwl COURTNEY son.
ERESH ARRIVAL.-NEW GOODS
Il JUST RECEIVED At JULIUS MElERS new
80. 527 BROAD STREET, opposite New Market
Pretty English Bareges al IS cents,
Black Lace Shaws, very cheap;
Black and Coor.d Silks,
Mozambique and Grenadine shaWE,
Cluny Lace Collars, . .,,
Corsets and Duplex Elliptic skirts,
Silk Wrappiugs made to ordcr
Hosiery and Gloves,
Foulard Silk. .
French Ginghams and Cambrics,
Trimmings and Fancy Ribbons,
and other Fancy Goods too numerous to mention, at
my 2>-lw JULIUS hEl Eh :