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!. EATING HORSE FLEsH.-Mr. Bergh has
written the following letter:

"NEW YORK, June ~, 1865.
"Dr. N. L. Holbrook: Dear Sir,-l ac-
knowledge, with many thanks, the receipt
of your excellent periodical, TIE Herald Of
Health, and along with it friendly note
relating to horse flesh as human alipent.
On reading the latter, one would assume
that we widely differ on the subject; and
yet l have the advantage of completely
agreeing, with you in the abstract. l be-
lieve as you do, that the abolition of the
use of the fesh.of all animals would result
in physical and moral improvement to our
race. Having been in countries where
meat is rarely if ever eaten, and having OBJ
served the superior endurance of fatigue,
as well as gentleness of character OF the IN
habitants, feel convinced that the slaughter
of dumb animals, and the devouring of their
flesh, account for the largest share Of the
moral and physical diseases which AFFECT
mankind. | have had an Arab of the de.
sert run behind my horse distance OF
twelve miles without betraying the leas,
sign of fatigue, and the cheerful fellow had
never tasted meat, For my own part, can
eat meat, because of habit; but then the
least appearance of blood, by reason OF IN
sufficient cooking, shocks my sensiblhties,
and causes my stomach sto'revolt.. nave
the honor to be your most obedient servant
=. !" HENRY BERGH, President. ,
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Advantage Of Life Assurance.

RICHMOND, July 2lst, 1903.
J. Horace Lacy General Travelling Agent Of
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of United
iSfdte8
Dear Sir,-With the deepest gratitude acknow-
ledge the receipt OF g. sai, paid on policy on my
late husbands life. had right to expect 1t, for
able counsel had informed me that my husband had
forfeited his policy by travelling beyond prescribed
limits; but OF this both he and myself were igno-
rant The noble equity and generosity OF your So
ciety fills me with surprise and gratitude
May the blessing OF the widow and the fatherless,
and OF those who were ready to PERISH be upon YOU
sir, and upon your great and generous Society.
.., Very truly and gratefully yours,
jy 3f-30t MINERVA V. BROWN,
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HENRIc0 County, COURT has been en-
gagged for the last two days in the case of
the Commonwealth Us. Sally Anderson (ne-
gress), indicted for arson. The evidence
was concluded on yesterday, and the argu-
ments of counsel-John B. Young, Esq,
Commemorative Attorney; and General
Raymond, J. NJ. Hoge, and Spalding 4
Thomas for the defendant-will commence
this morning.
This case was tried at the last term of
the court, and the jury brought in a verdict
of guilty; but this verdict was, on motion
of the prisoners counsel, set aside by the
court and new trial granted.
The jury boards at the Exchange, and
the Commonwealth has to foot the bill.
Court meets at 10 o'clock. .t
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at IL O'Clock
an excellent farm of 228 acres, on James river,
In Appomattox county.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at half-past
O'Clock brick cottage on the north side OF
Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON win sell at half
past O'Clock n lot OF land In Chesterfield near
the upper end Of Manchester
LYME Sc BROTHER will sell at O'Clock very
desirable building lot on the west side OF
Twenty-eighth between Clay and Leigh streets.
DAVENPORT. FITZ & DAVIS will sell at L
O'Clock. In the city of Petersburg, at Old Bian-
ford Planning Mill, lot Of valuable machinery,
planning mill, corn mill, and tobacco-boN- f'c-
tory.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at lo O'Clock
sixty-sIx acres Of land about six miles from
the city and one mile from the canal.
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THE LITERARY PAsTIME-A New
WEEKLY.-On tomorrow morning our en-
terprising friend A. J. Crutchfeld, Esq,
will issue the first edition of The Literary
Pastime, q weekly paper, to be devoted to
romance, history, literature, etc. We find
in its table of contents o series of articles
from the pens of some of our best southern
writer's, and the paper will doubtless prove
highly instructive and interesting. Mr..
Crutchfeld is an experienced journalist,
with fine judgment and discrimination, and
Just the man for this enterprise. Such a
paper as he proposes to publish is what
our people need, and should meet with the
most liberal ecouragement.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 4, 1858.


Steamer Norfolk. Vance Philadelphia, mcrclIan-
disc and passengers, w. L. Porter.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. Is. Tatusn.
Schooner W. II. Z. White, -, Rockport, Ice,
A. Il. BabcOck.
Schooner Butterfly, Alexandria, corn Charles
Howard.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne, New York, mer-
chaudise and passengers, w. G. DGnham & Go.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, Haryeys & Williams.
Schooners, Bell, Cubberly B. y. Reeve, Bran
non, New York and j. ROwlett, Bradley, Balti-
more, merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
" #s# MEMORANDA.
;. Barque Richard. Crapin, cleared from Liverpool
for City Point on the 18th utimo.
Schooner Lucy d.. Jones, cleared from Boston
for Richmond on the I'd instant.
LIVERPOOL, July 20.-Entered out, bsrque Ber-
th:t, Schwartz, for City Point.
WHITE HOUSE, August A-Steamer Kennebeck,
Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad.
BY TELEGRAPH. ..
SOUTHAMPTON, August 4-Arrfvcd, steamer
Bremen, New York. Sailed, steamer Berlin, for
Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN, August 4.-Arriyed, steamer City
of Antwerp, New York. ..s
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Cry TAxEs.-The Collector Of the City
Taxes gives notice in another column that
he will be ready to receive amounts due, on
and after tomorrow morning. Persons
wishing to avail themselves Of the ten per
cent. discount-the time for the deduction
of which has been extended to the 10th in
stant-can do SO by calling at his office.
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THE LITERARY PAsTIME.-This new

THE LITERARY PASTIME.-This new
eiZlt-page Illustrated weekly, devoted solely
to ROMANCE, HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, POE
TRY, FAMILY INSTRUCTION, aud AMUSE-
MEST, WIN be issued TOMORROW MORN
ING. II Will be printed from entirely now tTpe.
ON clear white paper, upon shee: twenty -egh. by
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Athrilling serial story entitled SILVER HEELS.
BY DR.. Wtlliam Mason Turner, late OF Hicksfbrd,
ROMANTIC EpIsoDE IN FRENCH HIs-
TORY. BY Mrs. Mary Bayard Clarke, Of Raleigh,
THE DEwDRoPs or LIFE. BY Professor !.
A. Turner, OF Holins Institute, Bosetourt Springs,
THE POSTAGE STAMP. by II. Bossa, Esq,
THE CROSS. A poem by the Rev. william u.
The iii z ck@WN isosSI'iSi iMPERIAL. poem BY Mrs.
Mary Bayard Clarke, OF Raleigh, n. Z.
Hon. u. B. VANCE. An accurate likeness OF
this eminent North Caroliuiau, accompanied oya
Biographical Sketch.
"AT TCHIMHoKAZo." Askssch by Mrs. y. J.
u; Mat;oMalssesfP;oNbENcE Mlsiesf; from tho aresnbrisr
White New York, Petersburg, and Manchester,
HOW THE DOCTOR OBTAINED A WIFE.
"THE PEOPLES C0LUMN"-open TO all.
new and interesting feature;
terest 20 lady travellers. g f....
"A SALuTATORY," and other editorials, &c.
For sale by newsdeslers In Richmond and else
where. Price for single copies, eight cents. When
msiled, three dollars per aRnnm, In advance four
months, one dollar. .s'tt AuA
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RoBBERIEs IN THE COUNTRY are becom-
ing of very frequent occurrence-in some
sections almost nightly. Barns, pig-stys,
hen-roosts, are plundered, and the depreda-
tors are in most instances too sharp to be
caught. In New Kent county the rogues
seem to be unusually active. Only few
nights since Mr.. o. F. Taylor's barn was
entered, and nearly all of his corn taken
off, and no trace of the robbers left. Many
other instances might be cited where thiev-
ing has been done with impunity. Farmers
should be more than usually vigilant, now
that their barns are filled with grain.
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P1c-N1c.-The picnic of the Broad-street
Sabbath school, to be given Tomorrow, will
doubtless prove most delightful affair.
The party will proceed to Craney Island,
leaving the city at " o'clock in the morn
ing. There will be plenty Of everything
good on hand and goodly number OF la
dies win, of course, add to the charms Of
Sba oocoo;op
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The PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in Charles
City county destroyed by the Federal forces
during the war is now about to be rebuilt.
There has already been received about half
enough to build it, and we learn that the
treasurer, Mr.. John N. Gordon, Sr., is meet
ing with very encouraging success in his eff
forts in this behalf.
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:, Mosou1roEs.-As our houses are now af-i
ficted with the mosquito plague, it may be
well to mention that lamp kept burning
low in q chamber or closet adjoining the
sleeping apartment, with open communica-
tion between, has been. found an excellent y
plan for diverting the attention OF the mos
.ouitoes from the couch Of the sleeper;
Nortolk Journal. t:lai.t r., 'A/
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COMPANY "F's" LATE RE-UNION.-We re-
gret that full account Of the late reitnion
Of Company "F,'' given at Jonah Whites
TO Colonel James R. Crenshaw, which had
been prepared for publication, should have
been accidentally omitted. The affair was
a most delightful one, and this gathering OF
SO many of old Richmond's veterans was
well worthy of description.
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FIGURES FOR THE MoNUMENT.-Twola large
boxes of figures for the Washington monu,
ment were received yesterday and deposited
near it. They are marked Washington
Trophics-Richmond." They will be fol-
lowed in few days by four other boxes,
now in New York. They no doubt contain
the ornaments and figures for the bases or
abutments around the base of the monu-
ment-which include, we believe, some
eagles. We shall, however, soon know, by
the opening of the boxes, what's in them.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.-This delightful
summer resort, situated fifteen miles west OF
>aagsoG. ON the Virginia Central Railroad, wl!l
b. .o,,ur'! for The accommodation OF guests on The
.jaiUHr.
business men wishing retreat 1or thelr laHllles
l.,Ig, summer will have every advantage here.
From E!rhmond, Baltimore Washington, and
r,.!lrs. they reach these springs on the same
.vai5u'r,ock L. VI.
>,,! different kinds OF water, and, agreeable to
aa.v>is. Of superior Qhality.
TUrrars stop 1T the door.
TERMS &35 per month. Slo per week - per Gay.
tf.r.,-,, undr- twelve wears and servants half
nice. Bathing in Healing Water gratis;
L. Il NJ. BURRUSS
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MAYORS CoURT-TUEsDAY MORNING
RECORDER GILLIAN PRESIDING. Lewis
Dobson and Washington Robinson (ne-
groes), charged with stealing old iron from
the Petersburg depot, were examined and
sent on.
The cases of Bill Nelson (negro), Edward
Watson (negro), Tim Harris (negro), and
Martha Anderson (negress)-all charged
with petit offences-were dismissed.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE AUGUST
5, 186s.-Warren Hooker, A. w. T., Abra-
ham Smith, Richmond, Va; Miss Sue Ran
dolph, Fauquier county, Va; American
Saw Company, New York; Bail &-GloVer,
Rome, Ga. E. ]. Collett, Washington, D.
c.; Mrs. M. L. Engle, Jacksonville, Ella.
Miss Stella S. Taylor, Baltimore, Nd; Pat
rick Henry, Ship Island, Miss; Letter, no
ddrass - ..#4.. try<I ..s."r 10
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The OvERsEERs OF THE ROADS in Hen
rico county who have not put their sections
of the roads in order would do well 10 at
tend to them before the 18th instant, or the
grand jury, which meets on that day, will
be looking after them.
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The SEYMOUR AND BLAIR FLAG-RAIsrNG,
under the auspices Of the jefferson Ward
Club, to take place this evening, will be- q
'htge affair, Let the Democracy OF Rich
mond rally. tt, tEa )t;' @
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. Wellington
Goddin sold at auction on yesterday the
granite e-front tenement on the south side of
Broad between Fourth and Fifth streets
occupied by Hirsh s. Guggenheimer for
S6 7S5 s..... ....f....
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It is stated that the Chicago and Alton
Railroad, Company have purchased the
Belleville road, short line running south
west from opposite st. Louis, and propose
to extend it SO that Belleyille Will be IN
direct communication with Cairo as well ~
Chicago. t@t".o} '@'a .'.'hs
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RELIGIOUS LEcTURE.-The Rev. James
A. Duncan, D. D., will deliver lecture to
Sunday school teachers in Centenary church
this evening at Sl5 o'clock. We learn that
this address has been prepared at the soli-
citation of the committee, to be delivered
during the session of the Virginia Sunday
school Society, and we have no doubt
the many admirers Of DR.. Duncan will be
pleased to hear him Oh this popular theme.
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HARMAN 4 MAYO.

I orUST GROVE.-This delightful SUM-
| VFE RESORT, conducted For MANY years
-, ty john ;. Cooke. Esq, two miles fror Green
4 th.rut Virginia Central railroad Will be
...,.F. .t..r visitors on the lst of July, ls6s.
.ru,.y~ 80 per month. $40 per week.
. ,r,. 4. X. NhNCEG, JR.,
~ ao. Greenwood Depot Alhcinarlc, Va.
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ILLS L RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
4a7 1n caNA,Ns.GiEf, cEahNANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
ta.,. en-, .I.V'NsNiSsloN .'ss MERCHANTS for the pur-
JVEt1G1@Gs 11G sale OF LEAF and MAEUFACTURED
Us Orders solicited Liberal advances
Frr.,tnc 2n cons!gnmemtS. Refer to A. X, HARVEY,
Tuoy,S Gi H National Bank of Virginia; JAMES
Ns,>xS,, Jf., ESQ, Richmond, Va; Messrs. II.
-"ThoE, Boston. Mass. jy - 1
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GRAND MUSICAL SorREE.-The Richmond
Musical Benevolen. Association give their
grand musical soiree at the Richmond
Female Institute tomorrow, evening.
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NJ. ELLYsoN Il Co. will insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply ut this Office.
H.tsi'' ~ al-eodk
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MARsHAL's SALE.-The United States
Marshal will sell to-day, ut the front door
of the custom house, at ii A. NJ, the Dem
mead distillery and one barrel Of whiskey.
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ROBBERY AND ARREsT...On Sunday af-
ternoon last William Murray, baker, Of
this city, made complaint at police head
quarters that his trunk had been robbed Of
between $40O and $500 in currency and 800
in gold. He also expressed the belief that
William Hill, negro boy, employed by
him, had committed the theft. Detective
O'Dwyer was put upon the track of the
thieves, and found that William Hill and
another negro had left for Norfolk on the
"Eliza Hancox." A telegram to Norfolk
insured the arrest there of William Hill,
William Johnson, and Charles Williams
the latter of whom was found in company
with the others. All three of them were
brought up on the Norfolk steamer yester-
day. William Hill has confessed to the
robbery, but says that they only got sl3S.
One hundred and twenty-three dollars Of
the money was recovered.
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JAMES /. MCCLUSG, Manager.
: {. TAEDY K Co., Proprictors.
J. Z. WILLIAMS, Resident Physician.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MILITARY PERsoNALs.-General Howard
arrived in this city yesterday morning and
registered at the Exchange Hotel. He is on q
tour of inspection through the various dis
tricts and departments of the South. He
goes hence to South Carolina.
Major w. A. Elderkin, Chief Commissary
of this District, has gone to Baltimore on
business connected with his department.
Lieutenant Colonel d. Woodruff, Inspec-
tor-General of this department, has gone to
Rockbridge Alum Springs on q short visit,
for the benefit of his health.
Major-General Granger and lady, now
on leave of absence from this district, have
been sojourning for some time at the Ohio
White Sulphur Springs, but have gone to
Niagara, and will 60 thence to the seaside.
Owing to the inability of the proper de-
partment to furnish the necessary tents in
season, the removal of the troops from the
Libby did not take place yesterday. They
will probably go to-day or tomorrow into
permanent quarters at Elba Park. r,a, -
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NOTlCE.-All persons holding claims
In against tho late ID. G. Winfree Will enclose
Indebted must make immediate payment " am
anxious TO Close the estate under decree ot tha
I-'' WiLLLAM 7. IITHGOw,
aus.sss Administrators,
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..r1',-l directly ON the road 10 Lexington, nine
south "t the Virginia Central railroad.
,r--.u~ leave the ears III Goshen depot, Virginia
..,-r. -ailroad where ample stage and express
..t.c> connect with the daily western and east
,.4.us. The road from Goshen to the baths
al,cs) Is now being put in thorough repair.
sagN>: 50 per day; SIS per week; $e4 pei
..
=. ..-cm HARTMAN 4 MAYO.
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DISCIPLES CHURCH.-A full meeting OF the
Church is earnestly requested at the lecture To-
NIGHT, as business OF Importance Will be acted
upOn, ....
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WIRES AND LIQUORS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

| )ANIEL X. WEIS1GER, COMMISSION
It'll. kiCHMOND, VA, solicits consign-
"'aam TOBACCO, WHEAT. CORN, and other
t,5lIIiy produce, etc, from his friends and the
F,"e generally 1856 81.
"a 1lr FRUITS and FLOWERS, MANUFAC-
LED and SMOKING TOBACCO.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. Sharp, postmaster Of
this city, has gone to the Hot Springs, Bath
county, to recruit little, ra5r. =.
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YgIs celebrated watcring-place Is now open tc
,..lors 80.
go.r!-s3 per day. $50 per week, $7s per month.
Yorucscriptivc pamphlets and circulars, appl.
$. C. TARDY IL CO.,
Richmond, Va. or to
J. A. MCCLUNG, Hot Springs, Va.
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Poor girls are furnished lodging and meal
for Ave cents each in New York.
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HORSES AND MULES.

VI
{ IM & hACHANGE FOR REAL E-o
,4.si+,3ai,Aa.iE a T., frst-class TURNOUT, kcA
NDtSf:E "i .l pair II FAST-T TIN q
cAEGIscTTe!!l cTe!l =, ,m,a!chcd; SIX years old; stylish
ecrI ecrI property near the citv, and viii bay differ
Au s|s,s'"' '"' Address al. ). IL. ;" ut this office.
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r,rlis VARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROM
.r,ryTY-slX TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST s. 1883.
Sun rises s...........6.o8M Moon risee. ....... s27
Sun sets. ts.............e.I High tide, A. M.... 622
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

MOUNTAIN ho0Sh' c,pox SPRINGS
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful and wcll-known SUMMER RE-
SORT Is nu~ In i state Of preparation for the ap-
rrs.chsn. season, and will soon be i'll complete
lGr MOUNTAIN HOUSE will he regularly
,,..~I for ,lr reception Of Visitors on the FIRST
DAY OF Jl' Ne NENT. hut persons can be ac-
.auHwillcd sooner il desired. Route ola Baltl-
iaorc and ohio railroad and harper's Ferry, then
ty sag,.-rutnh twenty-five miles. From the South
via Richmond, Washington, and Alexandria, by
Manassas Gap railroad to Strasburg, then Stage
The. proprietor takes pleasure In announcing to
ue pgh!icls!t he has secured the services OF Ju-
aII~t. NADDLE.. Esq. who Is well and 1aVor-
SHY Known 10 Tie visitors ut Capon rs former
TARIFF OF RATES: $50 per month of four
t.isL-@ml g. Nj. CARTMELL.
SEA-BATHING AT COBB'S ISLAND
y This delightful summer resort, situated elgh-
!gcU miles northeast Of Cape Charles ana elght
Elir5 from nearest main land Is rapidly growing,
% become one of the most attractive places ON the
coast o! America.
Is pleasant, pure, and delightful breezes, giving
Strength 10 the invalid, will never be forgotten by
ihos- y ho have heretofore enjoyed them.
We have made many Improvements, both In the
furnishing of our houses and general beauty OF
oar grounds.
The stri-baihng is on grand scale, and cannot
'' surpassed being perfectly safe, with al abuna-
a0ce Of lighthouses.
sAoo:iag, fishing, and boating cannot be eXcelled
"g Tie continent, with an abundance of boats and
'irFicnccd men 10 attend To the wants OF Vlstors
"Uao,Iur MISUNDERSTANDING saloons, billiards,
81.
ABAND OF MUSIC has been engaged,
Passengers leaving Richmond and Petersburg,
striving al Norfolk on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
.'tsya at 8 4. NJ, will connect with steamer TO
'nFyystune, and thence by II line of hacks across
- ,.si,nsula (four mics) 10 Notiingham's Land
i4E aao thence by steamer TO the island, arriving
a..P. n.
lEgNs A: Per ,iay, S3; per week, $ls; per month.
j -. COBB BROTHERS, Proprietors,
= CherrystOne pOst-othce,
e.-Sm Northampton county, Va.
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THE HEART OF THE SIERRA.

nstill up, up; the trees grow smaller !;
cedars, tamaracs,: and frs take the place of
the noble pines, and we no longer see the
rod earth of the gold-belt below. Gray
granite rocks are growing plentier, and the
small mountain peaks on either side OF the
road begin to show bald heads. We are IN
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) sSrrGs3 SNUFF.-CAROLINA BELLE
Iva VET just receiyed and for sale by
u. w. POWERS, Druggist.
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WELLINGTON GODDIN
SIMMER RESORTS.

DDcKBRIDGE BATHS,
u EuCKBElDGE COUNTY, VA,
OPEN JULY lSr.
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8ittlmol1d 9ispatttr,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH" ="
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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40 STORES FOR SALE.
Nv Wellington Goddin,
.,i,rcrr and Real Estate Agent.
~ DRTTGS AND MEDICINES.

-,,y or DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
r&EInGK; En-; WITH Hn5D-T THE tIr sT@HE IyB irhSF FlX
!. Ek,, ,N-TnRF At THE NORTHWEST COR
EE@An o. rcssi SD Of TMESTfHIFTm MTs + Y Hnsnn,
1877 % ale privately the stock OF DRUGS,
GrSE &c. II the store Gnnam st The corner 9I of
.rs'A MN MN ,Io FIXTURES AND USENPIRED
~ THE STORE formerly occupied by
AL, ua,ru,. and more recently by Messrs.
.'. I'D ar The most eligible location FOR drug
t.-.sst,t rsrt of me city, having been occupied
.fs,,'rss Tor shout fifteen years past, and
...' ...',ni.rluc profitable custom. To young
& ..alilcl to carry on the business II
.a ...t..,g .lyantaGCS. For further nforna-
WELLINGTON GODDIN.
>rrG STORE FOR SALE.-A DRUG
| I,rhEr which has been established and
> ,-.l business. particularly In compound
..,..iu5sus. for more than twelve years. for
accommodating terms. the owner wishing
... .ar stale. For psrticularS address hoN
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