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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-24
HOiC to Take Isdd,ray's Pilts.
THEIR DAILY USE

In doses Of one or pills By all persons Of fuS
habt Of hoy, subject TO gdliness, rush Of bod
head. palTita;ion Of the heart ara all tlse sah,et n
f., vii only keep the blood firm becoming zestei
cOggei up in the blood vessels but will eauaiize
circulation, and prevent sudden attacks Of AZ npexy
disease Of the heart sOnEestiGa Persons who S1 tsks
Of those pills every day val suffer Head
aches, Dizziness. Mysteries, Painting Spells,
Pains around tae Heart, and a hundred Sihe= di~a'
greeahle symptoms
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-24
RADWAYsS PILLS.

In RAILWAYS PILLS. Lae true priaciJ.Ee Of yss-ca-
secureingt alone 70 the occ Of dismissI-s tbs
faces NON the b. uris D. fise
that are checked stopped tIser l.asssgs thra tis
Ssi4, K.ds.yE Lsgs- and all exretng and ssz=siIus
functions; e hes" tiois rtlGn- iluls
m, the sAia liver, Jun sldHcys interrupted IN
their thev Blc ITlE-s OF drcE and deoln-
position. and mus - pared from tGe living body
through thaIr oyer channels. h,ua. tie par-Atfys
Qualities OF l,w E'S PILLS extend to the secretions
OF the SKIN, KIDNEYS. LIVER. &c; whereas
one of the advertised Pills TO act beyond the
how
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-24
STOP THE WASTE OF LIFE
IMPOTESCY.

The best evidence have of the r--erfnl Puri-
wing Tonic and Fruitful properties Of RADTAY'S
SARSAPARILLlAS RESOIV INT is that II hss
cured persons who were veTging on 1mhecity and
Insanity through SelAbuse. with continued drains q
the seminal fluid, and cured hy the Resolvent,
when prepared under the old process 1850 who havs
marned and have children n0z living A few bottles
will restore the vigor of life
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-24


Persons who, from sef-abuse, disease, injuries. suffer
from paralysis weakness tho sereiing
genital organs will be cured by RAILWAYS sARSA-
PARILLIAN RESOLyENT.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-24
DYSPEPSlA,

One of RAILWAYS PILLS, two three hours be-
dinner, IA en- daily, viH keep tie system free &
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, CoSSTIPATI'
CUSrIVE.s kSS, SC.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-24

In RAILWAYS PILLS you have ore Inedilns that
Will secure quicker more thorough ar1 Better
than Will e gwen fuFn three different pre-
scTtiols OF the medical practitioner A. proof uf TIM
You IRE izel with BliioS artl k Doctor pres Tlbes
B.Je Pills Or Calomei next, Drastic Aioe-ic Il
Powders to work of the effects Of the Blue Pill tins
trteS you. and tonic given, gentle prrlsnt,
whereas ONE DOSE OF RAILWAYS PILLS t-IlI do al!
tie uoTk thai ls three more prescriptions given
fr, without running any rIsx from merczrlAlizng or
sAlivating the system.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-24

Should
A0VXxxE3 q 2KD ARGUE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-20
Summer Retreat.

We have to add to the variety OF summer
resorts already noticed by us the VARIETY
SPRINGS, situated in the narrow mountain
pass Just n little west of Buffalo Gap, In the
county Of Augusta. See advertisement.
The name indicates the variety Of waters
there found, some Of which steal from the
mountain side along shady dells crossed
by the railroad. The place is cheerful and
rural. whose very appearance tells OF the
relief from conventional restraints Oft so
troublesome to the unaffected and sincere.
We like that variety" We see before US
now the gay dancers we once beheld JOY
ously keeping time to the rustic music OF a
country fiddler in the long. portico fronting
the railroad. There was no affectation in
that scene. It was happier than sTEENE's
dance of the vine-dressers of the Rhine, and
not married by any such negligence in the
dress of the fair which so interrupted his
endowment. It was dance that any warm-
hearted gentleman would have gladly join
ed. The blooming and frank faces OF the
fair were irresistible. Had the train only
stopped! Now, if such happy company
and such scenes continue there, the FARIE'
TX is the place for us.
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There is vast deal Of nonsense in the
northern papers about southern affairs.
Even the best informed of them are as igno-
rant as the Radical paper in this city is ma
ljgnant and slanderous. The New York
Tribune in many respects hberai, otten
blnnders into great errors. 1t says, for In
stance, that southern farmers care content
with three or four per cent. interest at
hank OF deposit" and "are shy Of five
twenties and six.thirties." There is not
one In thousand farmers of the south that
has any money on deposit, or any money
10 invest ia tiye-twenties. In their best
days the cotton planters were generally
oyerdrawn with their factors. They bought
negroes on time upon the faith of their next
crop, and their dry goods, grocery, and IL
quor bills were generally settled by check
on their factors. Virginia farmers We're
more provldent. Most Of them had little
ahead before the war; but after such re-
verses rs that brought upon them, sue
eeeded BY wretehed and malignant TO
yernment policy and four years Of failure Of
the crops, 1t would be most strange II they
had money either to deposit or to invest In
fYe-twenties. There Is certainly wonder
ful ingenuity Of invention amongst our
northern contenpo when they can In
vent such q story as this as q basis OF COM
plant against the southern people. Our
poverty, like poor T0aTTy YRCx's meagre
soup, Is converted Into criminal luxury and
Wastefulaessl What have money, and
not invest In fige.sWentses! Oh, the dis,
loyal paapersI
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nrWANT OF vITALlTY.-some-

~WANT OF VITALlTY.-Some-
times there is lack Of vitality IN large ana ny
pnrently well-developed frames. Hernuiean slnS
ews and muscles are not al Days WuGas ass~ u
staminn and constitutional vigor IA thelr p0ssess
sor Health depends more upon the conuition OF
the stomach the liver, and the bowels, than upon
the breadth Of the shoulders or the siLeoI loose
ia supposed to reside. All this grand animal ma
chnery is of itself no protection ag linss
and decay. Easy and perfect clges.ioh' regu aI
and healthy secretfops, uncontanhatetu pt Stt
and regular DISCHARGE OF the wrste m alter OF the
body Though the intestines, the Kidneys, ana Inc
noTes are the most potent safeguards against ols-
Ease the hest guarantees OF longevity. 10 pro.
WH HIS isI STOMACH BITTERs. The In
t,roiyenia or which the great tonic and altera-
five is composed are taken solely from the vege-
table Kingdom, and their medicinal virtues are not
counterbalanced by the acid and poisonous ele.
Ynents which exist more or less In all the powerful
mineral drugs. Sufferers from indigestion, BILL
iousness Intermittent feyers, nervous debility, or
constipation, not only find immediate relief from
the use of this agreeable stimutant and lnvlgo-
rant but become conscious, rs time wears on, OF
an increase OF constitutional elasticity and vital
force. Labor and exposure no longer produce
the came effect npon them as heretofore, and they
new feserve OF physical and mental energy. This
has been the experience of thousands of both
sexes and every day adds to the mass OF contirma-
tory testimony. At this season of the year, when
the temperature and state of the atmosphere eX-
erclse q peculi arly depressing influence over the
minds and bodies of inyalds, HOSTETTER,S
BITTERS Is the only tonic upon which the deplil-
tated can rely for swift and permanent Testora-
ton. lie 70 ueoo~"i"
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&DRY ssSyspDs.
TEW AVID CHEAp GOODS.


have 3nst opened o new and handsome assorf-
mens OF LADIES DRESS GOODS and FAHcY
ARTICLES. 10 which invite the public 70 cal,
and examine. NE
Particular bargains in RIB oRs, or all widths
for snshes and trimmings: the latest style Pom
GEE SILK PARAsOLs; the latest STYLE LACE
COLLARS, very low and handsome: ladies' best
KID GLOVES size. worth Size fun line OF
ladies, and children's HOSE; IRISH LINENS ;
TABLE-LINEE; NAPKINS extra bsrsams In
pLOUTs. from 2pc., 25c., soc dec, and &C., worth
agreat deal more sets OF COLLARS and CUFFS
very cheap; striped BERAGE loc. worth 1sc. |;
plain LENoS eac. worth soc. and full assort-
ment OF DRESS GOODS at New York prices ;
white CAMBRICs; SWISS TARLETAHS at
panic prices; al, shades Of SATIN for trimming !;
black and colored SILKS for dresses very cheap;
mems and boys wear LINENS, COTToHADEs.
Call early and secure some Of the great bargains
nj Mo- I4ll Main street, two doors from Fourteenth
street, P. STRAUSS, 3,
ieu-1m Agent.
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A Strange Statement.

We copy the following paragraph from
the Winchester Neaos of Friday: "
GA New RICHMOND IN TIE FIELD.-Since
the famous day when Jeb Stuart and Joe
Sweeney, sword in one hand and banjo In
the other, like the troubadours Of old, rode
around McClellium,' Virginia has witness
ed no flank movement SO astOundmg-al-
WAYS excepting those Of the immortal jack
son-as that essayed by the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Company. We learn from
what ought to be reliable authority that L
proposition has been made by that great
corporation to the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Company to pay off the lattel's
debt Of hulf million advanced by the Balti-
more and Ohio Company to aid in relaying
the Manassas road aftert he war, and bonus,
trains between Strasburg and Harrison
burg. 1t is said, indeed, that the debt is
already paid"
As the Nesrs does not give this as positive
information We are inclined to doubt its
truth. We know that there is strong RI
yalry between the Pennsylvania Central
and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad but
we suppose that the latter company has the
Manassas company too tightly in its grasp
to admit of any such arrangement as that
stated by the NetoS. -.
We should certainly not be distressed
were the statement true; for it Is far better
for this State that two great rival cor.
porations should struggle ON Virginia
ground than that one such company should
be able to impose upon us grinding mo-
nopoly. 1t is better that the lion and the
tiger should fight over us than that either
should be permitted quietly to devour us.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
SATURDAY, June IS, 1870.
SENATE.

The Senate is not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met ut 10 o'clock.
BILLS, ETC., PASSED.
Senate joint resolution for recess OF the
General Assembly was laid on the table, on
motion of Mr.. BELL, Of Augusta.
Senate joint resolution requiring the
keeper of the rolls to withhold House bill
] ty. Agreed to. ~
Senate bill to incorporate the Clinch
River Navigation Company. Passed.
Senate bill to incorporate the Central
Loudoun Turnpike Company. Passed.
Senate bill to incorporate the Stony Run
Turnpike Company. Passed, with an
amendment requiring the approval of the
Henrico county court before the company
shall commence operations.
Senate bill to incorporate the Edenton
and Norfolk Railroad Company.
Senate bill to amend the charter of the
Shenandoah Railroad Company.
House bin to incorporate New River
White Sulphur Springs Company. Passed.
House bill to incorporate the Lynchburg
and Green Hill PhnHoad Company.
Passed. .r"
House bill to incorporate the Land In
provemcnt Company.
House bill to incorporate the Union Land
Company. Passed.
House bill to incorporate the Clay Bank
Wharf Company.
House bill to incorporate turnpike road
from Sydnor's spring, in Frederick county,
to intersect road from Winchester to
Front Royal.
House bill to incorporate the Fairfax
County Narrow Gauge and Elevated Kali
road Company.
House bill amending the charter of the
town of Harrisonburg.
.... JAMES RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY.
The House proceeded to the considera-
ton of Senate bill to incorporate the James
River Bridge Company.
The Committee on Roads, &c., pro-
posed the following amendment to the
Sd section Of the bill: " Provided, how
ever, that the said bridge shall not be
constructed within fifteen feet of the
bridge known as Mayo's Bridge without
the consent Of the owners" This was de-
feated.
Mr.. CRENsHAw offered the following
amendments, both of which were rejected:
city of Richmond nearer to Mayo's bridge
than two squares OF said BRIDGE" "Pro-
vidcd said bridge shall not be landed on the
Richmond side within twenty feet OF Mayo's
bridge" The bill was passed.
BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bill to establish court for the
county of James City and the city of Will
liamsburg. Reported with recommended
tien that it do not pass.
House bill to secure Identification Of per-
sons convicted of criminal offences.
House bill to repeal an act Of 1865 In rela-
ton to witnesses.
House bill to amend the charter Of Scots
vile.
Senate bill to provide for an election in
towns of less than 5000 inhabitants.
BILLS ADVANCED.
House bill to incorporate the Staunton
Fire Company. Ordered to engrOssment. :.
House bill to incorporate the Richmond
and Potomac Railroad Company was taken
up. Pending its consideration the House
adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

\ 8RXGAALs NOTICES.
! ~ IMPORTANT no TIE PUBLIC.
WET 9ooDsi WET GOODSi WET G00Dsi
e EOWIH THE TIME 70 SUPPLY
YOURSELVES.
Z A. GoLDBACK, No. COT Broad street, has tust
received from schooner which sprung leak on
her passage from New York 10000 yards ~
BLEAUHED COTTON, slightly damaged by wa
ter, which he 10 now Offering TO the public at the
unprecedented low price OF ls3 cents these goods
In order are worth nearly double what we are now
asking.
Also 5000 yards Of choice styles OF the best make
OF CALICOEs, wet and somewhat ont Of order,
which we are selling at the very low price OF ~
cents the colors Of theae goods are warranted.
Also, in store and receiving one OF the best and
most complete stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
to be found In any drstclass dry goods establish
ment In this city. consisting In part of
,LENOS, GRENADINES, HERNANIES,
JAPANESE POPLTNs, ALPACAs. BAREGEs,
WHITE and C0LORED PiQUEa
CAMBRICs, LAWNS, BRILLIANTS, &C.,.
WHITE GOODS In grear variety;
CASSIMERES, LINENS and C0TTONADEs,
for men and boys wear;
sHEETINGs, SHIRTINGS, TABLE-DAMASK,
NAPKINS, DOYLES, TOWELS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs,
COLLARS, CUFFS
EMBKOIDERIEs, NOTIONS, &c.
Onr line OF JET JEWELRY Is unsurpassed In
style and quality by any house south of New ork.
In fact, we are Offering every style OF goods 70 De
found In frst-class retail house at prices wmch
cannot fall to please.
Call early and often to purchase some OIL 'ne
treat bargains to be had at the cheap dry goods
store OF A. GoLDnhon,
COZ Broad street, between Sixth and seventh
Country merchants viii find It to their interest
to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
10 90-1w
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Lsfeia Utah ]; or, Mysteries and 0rsIses Of
\ MorYncnssns. Being an expose OF Inc ce-
re,nonies OF the Latter-Day sain9 VIII
and fine Mormon sect from it's origin to
the nrsaent time. By J. Fl. BEADLE, eds
tnr n the Salt Lake Repn6Iicun. Phila-
delphia: National Publishing Company.
Ne are indebted to the publishers for n
copy OF this book, which appears to be an
elaborate and reliable history Of the strange
sect (founded by JosErH SMITH of Yer
snontl whose growth aud extraordinary
career have been not only amazing, but
well calculated to startle the philosopher in
his speculations upon society. Mormonism
is one of the strangest things of the present
cnntf,Yv
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e. @ on QUE Il ED At LAST

4. ~ 6 on QUERED AT Last
An unhealthy system IL generally produced by
an unhealthy stomach, and the istter fs . sure
Indication of poor Indigestion. When DE-
eestion IL had every part OF The entire system
must necessarily suffer, and the mind ITSELF
shows the effects Of It In the low spirits OF the PIT
tiept. Indigestion Is the parent of thousand inde
scribsble miseries-all symptoms OF worse disor-
ders yet 60 come; The premonitory indications
OF that terror Of our race dyspepsis-eVery one
knows. Vow, why suffer the penalties Oh delay
when by the use OF MIsHLEl's HERB BIrTERs
not only Immediate relief but positive and perma-
nent cure can be realized. This celebrated house
hold remedy is an infallible remedy for oil as
eases arising from disordered stomach, ana Will
eradicate thsm. Be reasonable with yourself, con-
suit your own interests, throw away your pnar.
macopea prescriptions, and take course OF
MIsHLER's HERB BITTERs. Sold by all drug
gists and dealers. DR.. =. B. HARTMAN q Cos
proprletors, Lancaster, Pa. te 2o-deodSwlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-20

@WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
TIoN OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS to our very
large and attractive stock Of DRY GOODS Of
every description. In order to supply the de-
mands Of our immense retail trade we are COM
PEELED to buy in very large quantities, and conse-
quently can give merchants choice selections
with liberal margin for profit.
Our stock is replenished by tri-weekly arrivals
of fresh goods, is kept at all times full and COM
plete is always fully adequate to the wants Of the
trade. The quality Of our goods Is superior, and
our prices as low as similar goods can be bought
anywhere.
We invite an examination by all in want or
FIRST-CLASS GOODS at the lowest possible
prices. JOHN N WooDfiN'
mv1s 1ll7 Main street.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Correspopdepce Of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Latest Bonlbshell I'm the Radical
Party-WhO Is H0ar's Successor
The Party beginning 10 Growi-A
SHOW OF Consistency about Grant
rse daes not desire the Re.n0mIDa.
tom. o
. WASHINGTON, June is, 1870.
D. At last there is Cabinet crisis, and a
chance for gossip and speculation such as
has not existed since the present Cabinet
was organized. There has been genuine
resignation, the causes for which are
shrouded In mystery, and rumors fly thick
and fast that other changes are Immediately
at hand. ~.
The President, rs well as the deposed Off
cial, has been severely reticent touching the
situation, but somehow the secret can hard
" be kept that there are other reasons for
Mr.. Hoars resignation beyond his own vol
untary inclination. 1t is we'll enough
known that such III event has been long de-
sired by almost every member of Congress
who ever experienced the necessity of
transacting business with him. Even the
potent Sumner has uttered curses "not
loud but deep" ut the cavalier manner in
which he has been treated at the Attorney
Generals Office, and others of lesser promi-
nence in the party councils have trembled
and ,shvered ut the very idea Of invading
the magnificent official presence of MIR.
Hoar.
But now that iti is positively demonstrated
by the nomination of successor that MT.
Hoar is soon to leave the Cabinet (of course
he does not leave until his successor Is con-
firmedl, there is q sigh Of relief, embittered
somewhat, it is true, by the fact, which the
President takes no pains to conceal, that
the new official receives his appointment
without reasons Of party character. In
deed, one of his recommendations, In the
view Of the President, is that Alderman has
held himself aloof from the political COM
plications in Georgia.
The politicians Of the Radical party have
been clamorous for changes In the Cabinet
| for the sake Of the party, which some of
them admit suffers by the appointments the
President Inns made In the highest places.
What they complain of is the loss Of pres
| tige by the appointment Of men who never
have and never win give life to the political
| Organization; and Che very last appoint
ment, taken Us 1t Is as I'm indication that
those which follow It, rs those in the past,
will be equally devoid Of prominence In the
party ranks, throws dnmper upon the
{. head men and warriors, which they lind
1t difficult to dissipate. 49,, t..st
JIG Is stated tonight that Dir. Fish is viii.
ling at any day to resign, but that the Prest-
Ident is anxious he should not do 30. Also,
that Messrs. Robson, Belknap, and Cox,
haye intlMssed the same willingness To the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-20

~ DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
We have recently added to our stock Of DRESS
GOODS many styles just out, really pretty and
desirable. We call special attention to late ar
rivals of SILK GRENADINES in beautiful pat
terms, and cheaper than similar goods were ever
known in this market. Our stock Of
RICH SILKS (black and fancy,
JAPANESE SILKS, POPLINS,
POPLIN ROBES, IRON BAREGEs,
GRENADINES, HERNANIS,
LENOs, MOZAMBIQUEs
LAWNS, GINGHAMs,
PERCALES, CHAMBREYS,
ALPACAS, &C.,
is very large, and being anxious to reduce the
stock we offer buyers unusual inducements.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
mv1e lit Main street.
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Ne JUNE Is, 1870.
MORE NEW SUMNER GOODS.

THOMAS II. PRICE co.
ara adding to their stock by constant arrivals
col, ORED GRENADINES, So n dress to SIS per
yard; a., :,
sn,cndid assortment NEW PRINTS at 10, l2s, Is,
and eoc.;
popTJNs and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES price;
IRISH LINENS and SHEETINGs-. ante-beliunl
prices
BLhCK SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS, NOLAN
BIQUES, etc.;
MOURNING GOODS (specialty), great variety;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES at prices of
early stage of the season, although they have adj
yanced in New York fifty per cent. HOSIERY,
COLLARS, GLOVES, SKIRTS, etc. ,etc.
Main street corner Eleventh,
je1s nearly opposite post-oince'
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DRY (1Ssl1ypa.

|TlugKWALLs& ROtJsS. no. 1914 NAN
EIUEsJUEE 10 1870 Juss received 500 AZ AZ"
ton BargAtnt. stfaw Goods 10 inanitA yarts.x Az.
Laaes Hats o. every kind, latest styles; Men,,
sols, Moufn.ng Pnraa6Is Ladies', Cents. II
1h,51ons Na - Ribbons French Flowers best
Grown Domesttess Table DamssI Towels or a .1
kinas, white and Checked Mating, Fancy ~ ~
cIes and Motf0Bs or all kinds, o. "fsi-
The above afd q thousand and one other th,r >,
aI prices 10 BIZ fo7nd only as the Great BargsffS
Je "A s DUCKWALL Il RoUss
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The jury in the case Of the Common
wealth vs. James Madison, the soldier
charged with the murder of William P.
Boley in this city in December last, yester-
day rendered verdict of murder in the
second degree, and ascerta med his punish
ment in the public Jail and penitcntiary at
five years.-LynchGury Republican.
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PROPOSALS.

r' CITY ENGINEER's OFFICE,
June 18th, 1870. !
NOTlCE.--TOS TONEPAVERS, BRICK
IN PAYERS, STONE MASO s, AND EXOA-
proposals will be received In
this office until IL o'cl, ok NJ. on MONDAY The
2otn day Of June, 1870 for stome-paving, brick
and gravelliDg streets, for lie term Of one year
rom the 1st day of July, 1870
Forms of proposals can be had upon apphca-
ton at this Office.
The Committee on Streets reserve the RICH. to
reject amy or ali bids offered.
CHARLES II. DIMMOCk,
ie l4-td .u City Engineer.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

THE Wharf.-The apprehensions enter
tanned by many Of our citizens that the late
extended rainy spell of weather had in
jured the growing crop of wheat, we are
glad to hear are totally unfounded. We
have conversed with intelligent gentlemen
from different portions of the county, who
say that the crop is very free from rust,
stands on the ground well, and if no bad
luck intervenes, will be ready for the reaper
in two weeks, in some places earlier.
Truly another good crop of wheat would go
far towards the relief of our people. The
rains, however, have retarded our farmers
from ploughing corn.- Winchester Neaos.
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MARRIED,

At Broad-Strcet Methodist Episcopal church, on
"Wednesday evening The Isl instant, by the Rev.
James A. Dune IN, d d., &. 7. ALLEN and
MAGGIE. daughter of William Sears Wood,
ESQ.,; all Of this city. No ia: It's.