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Some time last year Mr.. JOHN z. BROWN, OF
Petersburg Va. insured his life for -, 900 In The
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES, p2 Broadway. New York OF
which Colonel WILLIAM c. ALEXANDER Is presi-
dent and J. HORACE LACY, of Fredericksburg Is
general agent for Virginia, and J. IL. MONTAGUE
for Richmond.
The policy, rs usual, prescribed geographical
limits. These Mr.. BROWN transcended, igno-
rantly. By travelling beyond them. and died In Ne"
Mexico bydiseasc contracted in violating the eX-
press conditions Of his policy. This relieved the
Society from all legal claim. But the widow, re.
tluced By the calanitcs of war from comfort tt
want, struggling to support by her labor six SINAI
children. paid two quarterly premiums on her nus
bands policy, believing that he was protected 10y
its provisions. The Society, though relieved Of al
legal claim recognized it as IN equitable one, AM
have generously paid the widow the policy. See
her letter IN GnothGr coumn.-CentrGt PreStyte,
riGa. j. 3l-iot
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THE Pacific RAILROAD vs.. SN0w.-It
was reported last winter that the sheds
built by the Pacific Railroad Company to
protect their track from the deep SHOWS of
the Sierra Nevada mountains were crushed
by the weight of snow that fell upon them,
and that some other method Of protection
would have to be devised. 1t seems, how
ever. by letter in the San Francisco BuI-
letin, that this plan of shielding the track
has not been abandoned. The coLpany
are now engaged in erecting sheds over the
cuttings and other exposed points. They
are of heavy timber framework, with
pointed gable roofs, and look as if they
could withstand almost any pressure OF
snow. Nearly forty miles of the track will
have to be thus covered, and the quantity
Of timber required will be enormous. Not
less than twenty-five saw-nills, most Of
them worked By steam, are run night and
day, employing nearly 1000 men and yet
they do not work up to the needs Of the
conp pany. In few weeks twenty. eight
mills will be running. 1t is estimated that
it will require no less than 100000 feet OF
lumber to construct mile of sheds. So
great is the demand that the country on
both sides of the track is being rapidly DC
nuded Of its forests.
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COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS

tleman of the highest character for integrity and
intelligence. HIS opinion OF the Cold sulphur
Water In various chronic diseases Very remark
able cure of a lady In very feeble health.
GOSHEN DEPOT. VA, August & 1868.
have been acquainted with the toid Sulphur
Springs for twenty-five years. l have known 1t
favorable results In affections OF the kiGne, 1t
acts like charm. In female Irregularities and the
diseases peculiar to the female sex, IL Is remedy
of The yrestest value. I remember the case Of
lady who was carried to the Cold Sulphur upon \
bed I'm a state of health so feeble that was sur
could live but very short time; but after using
the water there ten days she could walk about and
mt the end of month she lcfethe springs In perfect
health.
iconsider the water of The Cold Sulphur fully
equal to the Greenbrier White Sulphur. which
have used and wi h the properties OF wnlch am
well acquaint d.
au l1-eod3i* II. A. bO0DLOE
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Advantage OF Life Assurance.

RICHMOND. July 2lst, 1865.
d. Horace Lacy. General Travelling Agsnt o
EguiinbLe Life assurance Society V UHnsd
Stni.r:
Dear sir,-With the deepest gratitude l acknow'
ledge the receipt Of 81 aei, paid on policy on my
late husbands life. had no right TO expect 1t, io'
able counsel had informed ME that my husbandha'
forfeited his policy by travelling beyond
limits but Of this both he and myself were igno
rant. The noble equity ..ld generosity OF your 60
ciety fills Inc with surprise and gratitude.
May the blessing of the widow and the fatherlcss
and Of those who were ready to perish, be upon you
sir, and upon your great and generous Society
Very truly and gratefully yours,
il 3l-l5t -- MINERVA V. BROWN.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
RICHMOND, August 7, 1868. !
\ Office TO CONTGACTORS.-Tht

- - Il ~ NO.N1 LC
= hoard Vt Directors, Ut Il meeting held at the
11~iA SIflrEs. August 9Th. 1868, adopted The fol-
..MWs preamble and resolutions
.,l "t+sit"s delay has occurred In making up the
m, ~ 'p4"h requisite 10 constitute this company,
IL IL ,SI@S apeHEe aud Ohio Railroad Company, which
IL Ic'!'NcI VIII continue but short time, and
G. n!hS certain sections Of the line between
ra',Es r'I"EIoA and the White Sulphur Springs which
-rTr,E' DC Completed III much less than twelve
rons, "uH Il being important that these should be
, 20 WIN the least possible delay 10 secure
uraf1'iis .! The road as early next year as prac-
"a, ;H'S1lrcd, That this company VIII let 10 contract
ard,I, t2rti"ns CI the grading bel '"yington
ty,,.'' " h!te Sullhu priL%a under the duIhurl-
asss W tle act of Ihe Legislature Of Virginia
rtoni on ti!e l9'h oYAprli 1857.
,tse0tr'd, lhdl tie Chle! Engineer oC this
N aiH! aFlte proposals for The unfinished work
lry , u '1cI!piit a. he may think /. necessary Ia
og s contract 1T ihc White Sulphur Springs
In -.Hh uty oi August, toG3.''
StAI ~, Fiv'T""nGc with the above resolutions.
uldj,,.EEp PROPOSALS viii be received by the
H. N ",t.S0 al the Whit. Su!phur Springs rlnti .
l>IiIE.,o o4 ~ 2:'GI or AUGUST Tor the I,NJlN
~ - ~, " pEk on FOUR OR FIVE SECTIONS
kuAL"r; t1ElNGTrE AND ONO RAIL-
l.s'f', ffpHie- estimated quantities, and spp,.i-
In m'} hI oeen III the Office OF lie Company
iagra '.1'll ana at the Engineers 0i!ICg III Gov
V" ah' alter August 18th 1873.
,Lt.,v II. ID. v WHITCONB
at .-tly. .hZinecr and General Superintendent.
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HOMICIDE IN HANoyER.-We hear from
Hanover of an unfortunate occurrence in
that county. The report says that young
man, son Of Mr.. George boswell, became
involved in an alteration with negro
man employed on his farm. The cause OF
the difficulty is not stated, but boswell dealt
the negro a severe blow upon the head with
a grubbing hoe, inficting injuries which
resulted in his death.
boswell was promptly arrested by the
civil authorities, and bailed in the sum OF
81, 900 to appear for trial. It is rumored
that he has since left the county. ~
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letter fron Dr.. S. ". Hiiemna.


A case of severe and complicated chronic disease,
presenting all The symptoms OF Hclpleu I'hthtStS
Of -four years and six months duratiun in the per-
son Of lady iftySiX years OF age, entirely cured
hy four weeks residence ut the Cold Sulp Dr.
iilcrnan's opinion Of the water IN various chronic
diseases ::
kERR'S CREEK, ROCKBRIDGE CO.. VA,
August nth, 1868. !
S. GO1de: Sr,-In accordance with ynnr re-
quest. | submit Ia you briet statement of case
Il rapid recovery which came under my own i'm
mediate observation sir. \. L., aged about hfty-
six years, ahOut four years anu six months ago
affected with typhoid pneumonia. Her Illness
vas protractcd. all in fact Tor some time the case
appeared entirely hopeless. AT length slie WAS
partially restored to health. For fonr years she
has complained with continued soreness Of the
breast and Il very distressing cough; and In fact
has presented all the symptoms OF lnclpleht
phthiss. A visit of live weeks tolhc Cold Sulphur
has ;tsronishcd all by producing perfect cure.
The chemical properties OF the water are uli-
known to me but Its curative properties are as
tonishing. 1t IS powerful tonic-diurctic, aper-
lent and alternative By Its use all chronic diseases
Of The lungs. dyspepsia, hepatc disorders, atfcc-
lions Of tile spleen. bladder, and Kidneys and cho-
rotic discusses VIII receive great relief If not be
permanently cured With these brief hints,
trust that many may be greatly benefited by Its use
Very respectfully
5. NJ. uILEMAS, NJ. d.
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WHEAT-In Baltimore during the week
ending on Friday last the highest price
quoted for prime white wheat was s2.75--
market active. At the Richmond Corn and
Flour Exchange prime white wheat came
up fully to that mark on Saturday SO that
for that character Of grain both markets are
now equal. This fact ought certainly to
satisfy our farmers that they can do better
in Richmond for white wheat, for they will
save the cost Of transportation TO Baltimore.
Red wheat is, however, somewhat lower III
Richmond than in Baltimore at the same
time the article is quite firm in our market,
with a tendency to an advance. The busi-
ness in our Exchange is quite active, u fact
at which we are much gratificd.
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MoNTELLE THE HoRsE-THIEF.-It has
been established beyond doubt that the no.
torious Granville Montelle was the rascal
who invaded certain stables on Church
Hill last week, and captured two valuable
horses. He was followed by an experienced
detective to Dumfries, Stafford county.
where all trace of him was lost, and he is
therefore still at large. . .....s .r.s-
Montelle seems to do pretty much as he
pleases in this State. A more daring robber
has not coursed the road since the days OF
Dick Turpin and Sixteen String Jack. Go
vernon Wells should at once offer a large
reward for his apprehension.
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nENTESVssY.

DR. c. E. KLOEBER DENTAL aga
no0us No. poa BROAD STREET, sdtSI
RICHMOXD. VAL inserts beautiful ABTIFI-
EiSI, TEETH on the VULCANlTE EASE for
twenty to thirty dollars per set. Particular alien
tin Given 10 al operations necessary 70 the preser-
vatIon OF the natural teeth. Correction ofirregu-
lar teeth cleaning, extracting, and the treatment
of dental diseases generally. myA
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CAMPAIGN MEDALS, &c.
CEYMOUR AND BLAIR.

y -
For the best CAMPAIGN MEDALS BADGES,
PINS and FLAGS of SEYMOUR and BLAIR,
send TO the oldest and most respectable manufact-
rcrs, who hare made this business specially for
the past nineteen years. We have now ready great
variety Of all sty les. Prices from - to $40 per
hundred. We will send To any address (post-paid),
on receipt of price ONE SAMPLE, twenty-five cents,
THREE SAMPLES. fifty cents. with price list. We
request our correspondents to be brief, as we are
always very busy during the campaign. We make
suitable reductions OH all large orders for dealers
aud clubs.
All moneys sent by post-oflice order at our risk.
We guarantee full amount In goods, at lowest rates,
for all moneys sent TO us. Address
RICHARDS Il MARKT.
IS Murray street New York.
Post-nf7ca box J. l3i. jy ll-e0dlm
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NOT So-The statement in the Opinion Of
last Saturday that policeman William G.
Wilkinson was one of the new appointees Of
Mayor Chahoon. Mr.. Wilkinson was ap'
pointed by Mayor Mayo in July, 1866
proved himself an active and efficient Off,
GER, and was promoted therefor. While nc
politician, Mr.. Wilkinson has never con.
ccaled his Democratic principles, and fol
this reason his discharge has been already
undetermined.
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letter Qf' Jdcob Teaford, Esq.


Great Improvement caused by the Cold Sulphur
Water. In two weeks time. In the health or man
sixty-one years OF agc-suifcring from severe and
complicated disease.
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, August l., ls5s.
I came 10 this place two weeks ago In very bad
health. L was troubled with bad cough and con-
slant burning pain IN my breast. My oowsls were
constipated, my appetite poor, and my dIgestloh
feeble and imperfect. ] was also very feeble,
Having used the sulphur Water here for two weeks
lhe effect has been that my bowels are now regular
I'm my breast and the coiy have both been greatly
relieved and my general strength has been much
improved From the beneficial effects OF the water
thus far | am satisfied that It's continued use VIII
restore my health. l am now siNty-one years OF
age. l have known the Cold Sulphur Springs for
twenty years aud believe X TO be- one OF the best
mineral waters IN the State. ] have drank the
water OF the t1reenbricr White Sulphur aud con.
slider the Cold Sulphur fully equal u II.
JACOB TEAFoRD,
-.~ go Kerr S Greek post-cfAce,
kOckbridge county, Va.
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PROPOSALS.

CITY GAS WoRKS,J
SUPERISTESDEST'S 5 OFFICE,
RICHMOND, August II, 1865.
&EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEINED al this Office until the 2Gth Instant
tl,1 = sock VI, for furnishing the works with
S'htENtD SHELL LIME, for purifying pur-
!Ts's' Tor twelve months, commencing on the Isl
=, stPlt!nber next tobc delivered al the works a.
nosh.us. The Committee Oh Light rescrying the
'tN' 4" reject any or all proposals.
..,! an! further Information Iir requiredl Will be
zen az The ~upcrintendent's Office.
ny 4rutr OF the Committee on Light.
---S--t1 u tS--t1 Il. BRAGG, superintendent.
MrORTANT TO MINERS.-Proposals
VIII; bG received until the 18th instant for sink
~ ,!Lii l2Xt near Manikin Ferry, on the estate
" EDWARD Scott, Sr Address
,u,, II. HETH, Huhlctt's Post-ofilce,
-@-t'-H'l' POwhatan {. unity, Va.
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MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST Il, 1868.

SryDAY-scuooL PIc-NrC.-The Manches-
ter Baptist sunday-school picnic will be
held at Meaux's farm, on the Richmond
and Danville railroad, on Wednesday next.
The excursion will leave Hull street, Man
chester, at quarter-past : o'clock A. NJ, and
return at half-past 6 P. NJ. Tickets can be
obtained from any member of the commit
tee of arrangements, or at the store of j.
NJ. Moody, Weisiger & Archer's drug store,
and at George R. Harding s. Brothers
ieWelrv-shop.
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GRAIN RAGS, &c.

DAGS, BAGS, BAGS.-4O,0OO GRAIN
ID BAGS for sale-from the cheapest shipping
- The heaviest English linen-han,l l-nade double
stitched; sold on account of manufacturers. Also,
for rent any quantity on terms laid down by Cham
her of Commerce. We buy WOOL OF all grades
and quantity for cash sell Hoyt Brothers LEA
TIER BETTING on commission ut manufactn-
rers' prices and keep constantly OH hand full as
,ortment of GROCERIES and LIQUORS.
WINSTON IL POWERS,
jv2! corner Cary and Fourteenth streets
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DAMAGES RECOvERED.-ln the Circuit
Court of Pittsylvania, on last Friday, the
long pending suit Of Green I. Pace Us. the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
was decided in favor of the plaintiff. Mr.
Pace claimed $4,000 damages for the in
iuries sustained by his wife at the time OF
the accident on the railroad in June, 1866
when, as many of cur readers will remem-
Der, the venerable Bishop Early was Sc
ricusly hurt. The jury awarded the plain
tiff 81 800.
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THE GRAB GAME.-A likely yellow boy
entered a shoe store on Pearl street yester-
day, and went out at double-quick with q
pair of shoes for which he forgot to pay
A salesman and some bystanders put out
after him, but the rogue was too Heet-footed,
and made his escape.
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LETTER If K. H0pktns, Esq.

Case OF general debility and disease Of the KID
news permanently cured and 4 cough Of fifteen
years duration greatly improved.
JACKSOS'S RIVER DEPOT.
ALLEGIIASY COUNTY, Va, August II, 1868.
This is TO state that In the yenr 1885 visited the
Cold sulphur Springs. At that time was suffering
much from general debility, cough which had
had for fifteen years, aud severe disease or the
kidneys After using the water three or four weeks
found NY general health restored, my ycough great
" relieved and Improved. and the disease of the
kidneys entirely cured. The symptoms described
above had existed for twelve months before used
the water The beneficial effects Of the water have
continued permanent tn this time. l consider the
Cold SULPHUR one of the best mineral waters IN tho
State have used the Grecnbricr White Sulphur
water, and prefer the Cold Sulphur TO that
X HOPKINS
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VARIETY spR1NGs.-This delightful

VARIETY SPR1NGS.-This delightful
summer resort, situated fifteen miles west oj
Slaunton, on the Virginia Central Railroad, will
Nc opened for the accommodation of guests on tha
18th June 49,
Business Ecn wishing 4 retreat for their families
,'u-tug summer will have every advantage here.
Ernm Richmond, baltimore, Washington, anc
'brr cities they reach these springs OH the same
Jsy Al s - clock T. NJ. > -
seven different kinds OF water, and, agreeable u
analysis OF superior quality.
Tn, cars stop al the door:
TppNs: S25 per month $40 per week, ~ per day
chVt-rn uude. Twelve years and servants hall
p''1'' Z. K al BURKUSS,
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Father Fischer, who was charged by
Maximilian to publish all the documents
relating to the Mexican expedition, is IN
Vienna. He is steadily proceeding with the
work, and thinks it may be ready for pub
lication in four or five months.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

SAMPSON JONES. JR.. K CO. will sell at their
warehouse at io3 A. NJ, 4 stock Of groceries,
liquors, &c.
GRUBBS T. WILLIAMS will sell at o'clock i.
NJ. Il farm Of two hundred and scvcnty-sevcn
acres, known as "Palestlnc,n I'm Chesterfield
county, ION the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
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ARRIvED.-Jortlan Wilson (negro), OF
Lunenburg county, sentenced to three years
imprisonment for burglary, arrived yester-
day, and was assigned quarters at the
penitentiary.
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PocKET P1cKED.-Mr. Julius Fillinger, a
resident of Rockets, had his pocket picked
of a fine silver watch at the Mayors Court
on Saturday morning. The thief made
good his escape, although liberal reward
was offered for his apprehension.
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AWAITING SENTENCE OF DEATH.-Sally
Anderson, negro girl, convicted of arson
is now in the county Jail of Henrico await
ing sentence of death. The court has moi
vet pronounced sentence, because Of the
delicate health Of the convict.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICnMOND, August 10 1883.
OFFERING

RICHMOND, August 10 l5oo. I
OFFERINGS.
Whent-White. . 67i bushels. Red, 3, 81! bushels.
EDr7.-Whits. 29S bushels Yellow, l36 bushels.
Mixed 400 bushels. Red, so bushels.
OnLs.-3, 0S4 bushels.
Pve.-ls bushels
BToton Stuff, 600 pounds.
SAILS
IFheat.-E hite,r 3ls bushels prime at 81. is; 81
bushels fair at Sc G5 23C bushels at 81 55 1913 bush
els medium at 81 81 100 bushels very damp at Sz 20
- bushels at $40 100 bushels damp At 81 25-tota
L 9hi bushels. Red. 325 bushels prime on private
terms Az bushels very good at S?.55: 2l6 buscl,
good on private terms 49, bushels good at s.. so
$50 bushels al T2 ]: 30 bushels damp at 81 ~; 81
bushels nc So 47B g. bushels damp ut 81 As; 80 bush
els at 81 I5 l76 bushels 1T S24o: Il bushels inferior
at So ?o 4l0 bushels al 81 35-tota 81 452 bushels
Or7.-Whte. 2I8 bushels at 81 30. Yellow. 5
bushels at $l.2s. Mixed, 56bushts ut Sl.3O.
Onts.-a3 bushels on private terms; I6 bushels
good at Csc.
Rye.-8 bushels ut $l.5e, 10 bushels at Sissy.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE,


This delightful and well-known SUMMER RE.
SORT IS now In = state of preparation for the ap'
nroachug season, and wtll soon be In complet.
rsffat'' Fac MOUNTAIN HOUSE Will be regular,
oprncd for the reception of visitors on the FIRST
BAY OF JUNE NEXT, hut persons can be ac
rnmuodatei sooner If desired. Route ola Balt
m @g %R q m!es !F From s sou Quit
Tia Richmond. Washington, and Alexandria, b.
Manassas Gap railroad to Strasburg, then stage
seventeen miles. ....
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing Il
the public that he has secured the services of u
LluS c. WADDi.E, Esq, who Is wei! and favor
ably known to the visitors at Capon as former
'ThRiFF OF RATES: s5s per month of fom
weeks; Sls single week; rs per day:
- l9-2m \. NJ. CARTMi,LL.
CEA-BATHING AT COBB'S ISLAND
teen miles northeast OF Cape Charles and elgh'
miles from nearest main land, IS rapidly growing,
to become of the most attractive places Oh The
coast OF America.
It's pleasant pure and delightful breezes, Sivinl
strength TO the invalid, will never be forgotten b!
those who nave heretofore entoyeu them. -, -.
We have made many improvements, both In IN,
furnishing Of our houses and general beauty
our grounds. ...
ae surpassed. being perfectly safe, with an abund
anCc OF bath-uuses. .
Shooting, ashing, and boating cannot be excelle,
on the continent, with an abundance OF boats an
cNperienced men To attend 10 the wants OF visitors
with other MISUNDERSTANDING saloons, billiards
&c.
AHAND OF MUSIC has been engaged,
Passengers leaving Richmond Gnd Petersburg
arriving Ht Norfolk on Mondays, Wednesdays, anc
FRIDAYS nj 6 4. NJ, will connect with steamer t.
Chcrrys,ouc ana thence by line of hacks across
The peninsula tiour miles, To Sottingham's Land.
ing and thence by steamer TO the island arriving
al? Il. NJ.
TERMS /: Per day, 50; per week 8IS; per month
40. CUBB BROTHERS, PrOprietors,
CherTystCnc post-olice,
Ie 2-5m Northampton county, Va.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFF cE AUGUST
II, l8GS.--Mrs. Maria Long, Washington,
D. G.; Mrs. H. Eisinger, charlottesville,
Va. &: Hiss Christina Whit, Wexford, Il.
l.: william 0. Massie, New York !; ". II
L. Combs, New Kent Courthouse, Va; D.
n. II. Terrell (colored) Tclersville, Va.
Samuel T. Hawley & Son, Fayetteville, NC.
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AS viii be seen in another column. Messrs. w.
d. BLAIR 4 Co. have made Il large reduction N
the prices Of liquors. This firm keep always on
hand large assortment OF pure and reliable
WhlskcYs. y
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FINE MELoNs.-Dr. Lumpkin and Will
liam L. Cowardin, Esq, have favored us
with two of the biggest and best water
melons of the season. Whose treat next 7