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AN ORANGEMAN's RECEPTIoS.-Mr. Will
liam johnson, member OF Parliament for
Belfast, leading Orangeman in Ireland,
who has on one or two occasions been con-
spicuol$ in demonstrations against the law
which prohibits purity professions there, w,l>
rcccircd ut the Cooper uuiou Monday eve
ming by tho Orangcncn Of New York, and
made in response II somewhat extended adj
dress. He defended the Orange crlebra-
tons; the days they COMMUNICATED were
festivals Of civil and religious liberty, and in
that spirit they were kept. His alh>Ions to
the British Protestant heroes and annivcrsa-
rieS--the day on which he spoke being one
of them, that of the dclivclanre Of Derry
were received with hearty applause. The
audience was large.
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jaime. l.. Brown, an old citizen OF Lynch
burr, Va, died Monday night.

TnE New R0MAS CATHOLIC Archbishop OF
BALTiMoRE.--The telegraph adyices Of the
appointment by The Pope OF Bishop Elder 10
be Archbishop Of Baltimore are not vet coil
lirmcd on application 1T the archcopisrolal
hlaiisiun lhcic. The .Sun gives the following
sketch Of the appointcr:
" His father, Basil =. Elder, was an old mcr-
chant OF this city and one of the original
trustees and founders ct the calelrt! build
Ing. He died about three years since, aged
minctN-siE years. The new Catholic Arch
bishop Of Baltimore was born in this CITY
March 80, 1919. He WAS educated and gradll.
alcd al Mt. -. Mary's College, Emmillsburg,
and received minor orders there. In about
1913 he Went TO Rome, where he completed
his theological sttldi 5. and at the College of
the Propaganda received one ont of four gold
medals awarded To the most proficient Of ia
candidates for the llouors. lie was ordained
priest early in the year 1871. and left Rome
only Il few days before the death OF pontiil
Gregory XVI. On his return he went to
II. Mary'S College, where he filled the chair
Of theology, and at the same time perform
cd the duties of parish priest for the sllr-
rounding country until he WAS appointed
bishop of Nalchrz, To which high dignity he
was elevated on the sd Of .siay, 1871. - His
conservation took place in the cathedral, the
act Of conservation being performed by the
late venerable Archbishop Kcnrick.
During the late war Bishop Elder had
SOME difficulty with the Federal authorities.
Having been ordered by the military uuthori-
ties 10 offer some prayers not in the church
rubric, he refused, and was made prisoner,
sent across the river, and confined about two
weeks, when he was released. Bishop lei.
der hats one brother, +. W. Elder, Esq, II
merchant in this city i'll Exchange Place,
also one brother in Chicago and three bro.
theirs in Louisiana, all engaged in active bust.
hess pursuits. The eldest child OF the fam.
lily is Sister Helena, Of ST. Joscph'S Seminary,
Emmittsburg, who celebrated her fittieth an
adversary lis Il Sister of Charity in March
last. Another sister, Il resident of this city,
Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin, it i, very distressing
to relate, died on Saturday night last at her
residence, on Chatsworth street, of small
D0N.
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DELTA.

TIE AEHAlGNMENr OF MEs. I.LoYD.-Thc
arraisnmrnt of Mrs. Lloyd for The murder OF
her family, commencing with her daughter
Maud. al Lrr>burg. Va, has been tele-
sr:lphrd hy our correspondent. there. a
Telegram IL the Baltimore american says:
Mrs. LLOYD WAS brought into court by the
sheriff She BETRAYED 10 SymIt omS Of fear
or excitement, but appeared to be perfectly
~cll-pU>stS>rd. she was clothed Ill Il black
drr~s, with seaside straw hat on her head,
and her face covered with thick black veil.
She is below the medium height, rather
slightly built, and her features ar" not very
Drclo>>rssing. She stood while the lndict-
mrnt was read TO her, tanning herself COM
po-rdly, and plead not guilty at its concll!-
SION in il very distinct and audible tone OF
voice. IN iunrnsc cOnrolrSp of spectators
tiled the court yesterday iii anticipation OF
her alraignucnl, but were disappointed. rs Il
case OF assault with intent to kill was called
for trial AT that time and il was privately ar
RANGED that she should be brought in quietly
this morning. Her attorneys removed her
cas- 10 the Circuit Court for Lolldoun conn-
~ which meets in October. As soon rs she
had pleaded To Inc indictment she WAS forth
with rrmandcd to jail under the escort OF
the sheriff.
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DEATH or THE President OF PERU.-JoSc
Ealta, President of Peru. was aSsasSiiatcil on
the 18th of July by Gutierrez, the leader of
the revolution against his government.
General Jose Bata was Il native of the north
ern portion of Peru, and amongst the people
of that portion of the republic he was very
popular. In the rising against the govern.
ment of President Pardo he led the reyou-
tionsts in the North, while General Canseco,
whom Pardo had deposed, headed the dis
f""'in" in the South. On the overthrow of
Pardo the pfess iency was disputed between
ta.'secu AMI. naIta, ending, however, in the
success of the latter, who has administered
the government with great firmness and sue
cess, adopting, on the whole, the very able
policy OF his predecessor. Balta paid great
attention to the development Of the indus
trial resources Of that country, and mainly
through his instrumentality was gotten up
the National Exposition recently opened at
Lima.
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from Berlin represents Prince Bismarck in a
new light-in that, namely, Of Il paper-lna.
ker. The paper nElnulact0ry established by
the Imperial Chancellor on his estate at Var
Yin has proved'So successful, says the writer,
that it is impossible to meet the large orders
which come from England. This paper is
made of chips Of tir-tlat, 1T least, is the
chief elcmcnt-and tile annilal consumption
Of fir trees is at the rate of six hundred klaf-
ter to keep the mandatory supplied. A
new workshop is now being erected, which
will require no fewer than one thousand five
hundred klattcr of wood Il year. The fir
forests in the vicinity, which it has been
found necessary toacIuire, will furnish ample
supplies for several years Of the raw material
for Prince Bisnmrck's paper-mill.
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WHITE SULPHUR ITEMs.-A correspondent
of the Baltimore Gazette, writing from the
White Sulphur, sends that paper tue follow
ing:
General p. G.. T. Beaurcgard, the distin-
gnishcd Confederate chietaiu, and Judge
Robert Guild, of Richmond, are here. The
Judge is accompanied by his sweet and ac-
complishcd daughter. She sang AUD
Robin Grey last night deliciouSly, and we
all hope she will favor lis with more OF the
same sort.
NV. W. Corcoran, Esq, that dear, good
old Waslingtonan, is here with his grand
daughters and Miss E,lstiS, his son-in-law's
sister. BY the way, understand that '!r.
Corcoran has sold his country-seat near
Washington for $4,000, which he intends
handing over to the trustees of bis art gal
lery"
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ryfhing that can he imagined tIll the ais
with their cries OF II Here's Yer cool lemon.
aue, !" Fine water-nsi hons, gentlemin,'s
cue. But towering above this crowd OF
i'etlt merchants Is heard the sonoro,is voice
OF George w. Christmas, Louisa's auction.
Ger, selling Green srring farm ora b,ooded
horse. Towards the middle of the day, w len
the lighting WlisRey" begins to have the
desired effect, those pugilistcally inclined.
who come to court for the sole purpose O.
endowing their neighhor with black eve or
bloody nose, proceed TO business. Yester-
day being exceedingly warm, can de pie
flowed freely, and the bar-kecpers drove n
fonrishing trade. Several tfist.apd.sk,lIl"
fights came oil during the day, and though
your correspondent saw the effects of them.
he was not present at the contests, and can
not give particulars.
An Old colored man known rs Billy Gooch
very harmless though very insulting, was
stabbed right badly Yesterday. He ins,ilted
young man named rricc which caused the
difficulty. Trce bore with him some time
rs he Is very old man and privileged
character, but sold Billy" was so bitter In
his inycctive that Tlice couldn't stand him
The wound was in the neck, several inches
long but of no depth. Tricc was arrested
and brought before Justice PEBBLES. who
bound him over to keep the peace. The CO.
iorcd man is not seriously hurt; was walk.
ing about this morning as usual.
Politics run pretty high in this county,
which is Conservative by Il small majority.
The presidential campaign has not opened
yet. The people are somewhat divided be.
tween the aSpil2nts for the Conservative
nomination for Congress from this district :;
while some think it the best policy to take
up ~ new man." However this may be,
they are ready to give the Conservative nom
inec hearty support. At II public meeting
held here Yesterday for the purpose of elect
Ing Il Conservative county superintendent,
in place of William :. Carter, resigned
Henry j. Vale was elected. In talking with
some of our people Yesterday we were sorry
to hear them say that they could not support
Horace Greeley, the lifelong aholitionist.
But these are very few in number, and their
influence will moi be felt. The masses are
Tor Greeley. In his honest face they think
they can read peace and prosperity. and to
his sound judgment and benevolent heart
they are willing to trust their all.
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"OCIDA' IN CoURT.-A question Of inter.
national copyright is before the German law
courts in which English authors have some
interest. The lady known in literature as
"Ouida' has authorized editions Of all her
writings in the Tauchnitz collection. Hen
last volume OF tales, which is shortly to ap.
pear III England, was first published in the
United States, and has been reprinted, against
her protest, by AIesSrS. Asher j. Co., Berlin.
Two editions, therefore, are in the German
market, and a law court will have TO decide
whether, from their point of view, IN Eng
ish author fortcitS his copyright in England
by first publishing in America.
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DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRICITY BY Eric
T ONT has been observed that the friction
OF certain granulated metals on the walls OF
il glass vessel containing bi-Sulphido of car
hon eXcites electricity. Silver, iron, alumni
nun, &C., produce the phenomenon, while
while platinum, copper, and zinc, seem to be
inactive. The mode of conducting the eX-
pertinent is us follows: About half an ounce
ut granulated silver is put into retOlt OF
thick white glass containing an ounce of
pure bi-sulphide of carbon. The vessel is
then tightly closed and shaken for some time
in the dark. Sparks soon become visible in
the liquid, ard after while the entire mass
becomes luminous. If water is poured upon
the outside of the vessel the light immedi-
atelY disappears, but it is again excited by
shaking. The electricity in the glass is posi-
tive. Silver furnishes the best experiment.
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The PERSONAL BEAcrY OF THE Woop-
CHoPPER.-AlisS Edmonia Lewis, the colorcd
sculptor, writes to the Eoston Post letter
eulogizing Mr., Greeley, whom her urtist-eye
tells her Is handsome. she says: T. It is OF
the utmost importance l::,t our next Presi-
dent should be Il handsome man,. We have
heaven knows, matle. HE most larnentable
failures in this respect for some years back
Mr.. Greeley is emphatica!ly a handsome man
his complexion even is III itself study, the
beauty OF which is doubtless caused by his
good blood, pure life, and excellent habits.
Physically think him one of the finest
Americans have ever seem %
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
,ct.es from petersburg.
.~-iAcNy. OF iht Rkhnonu DlspaiNh

vrf:cs from Petersburg.
.n.,,acn., OF tl,c Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, August ia, 1872.
academy of Music was filled last
-. i..,j,c ,l}r >u!lrN and oppressive heat,
d. .'' ", ,..n,r which Included fine repre-
' 49,. ' ,,.h Of country and town. and u
.t..,,'r bright ~prinkling Of ladies'.
sion which drew this crowd to-
j.. n,. General hnhodcn'S address on
'' .,,,;,n t.rt,rr the Farmers Convention.
h#.''.' ~, h4d evidently made no prepa-
..,.,,},,l Imho,,yn was very torciblc
| Il" '' ,..,nn>. ana unclaimed the close
y -i:u,i attention. al the audience
''' t.,t. He uWrh upon Tie great At
... auG y,.,liirr> oi the thirty counties
., N3ur Ridge which constitute
,.a' l,rriuia. ia which there Were
',......,,.- at lanai IN the possession Of
~. rro,lirI"y>. The decrease in
~. 80 g. nal estate in this section
49,. anI IS" had been over
.......a ,ui.,inm mere than the decrease
,.... >lae. The remedy for the
,...r ,>..lri h, in the introduction OF
.., .,,i.lMilIl foreigners men ni
,..f.,,,.,.,i il ~ +" imprnNc our surplus
'' ,,.,..-l iahodrn'> plan WAS 10 take
a., -, >rur.u> E,n,s> thN con>enD ont
. a.. a."''' a.! '''"'' ''''',''1 49, ,.N N
It nr.il /" "'-.'"'''" ,'''l"'"
.GrI ''H 'M parsons ~ ". ~" ~. ",'''
,aJ :rl 'm'fr r"hN'rh'F. IL, '':i''' VI
.4. =, III Iar-c tracts To Foreigners.
.t. uta,iH n1t Ns!'r r\'rp' III 'o'oil'c>
a... p, ronmmcndrd '"l'irurlH'ta >"'ie-
I'll, ,,iarn>,d vi the presidents of the
. ,....,iir-, tho ~l"t!a'' di'iN ~ winch is
.... '..a >"f,l Jr IL ad\tFi'N' Tor e,hl%I'l',lS
rsj.i". "hrn'\'F JANUS are H"'a me
..,... -rl'.' ruhh!"n llilio, from Nhi'i
..Em,. ne !" Il" IG'tc 10 aii Tie STARE
~, one" III every SIX months. Alttr
sn9,34. lwnrCtrnS speech, General W. II.
} .rs maj" i lew Fri'i'rk>' III which "o
....- '.' :" iAN"ra'lr view "i '!illl@s' o'''
....af.rTpeplr 10 pay Their drhtN. increase
f.,.. asA,.. ,nh cconolniHr.
.," i'tY,--Ihr attendance upon the
...a''.;: to-day Wa> - large Is on ytstrr-
4. g.. un. lh.yr was II" dInlnuil'n "t Interest
... .r i..e,r,tng> nud addresses. tonnu-
~. ,...H> ,lrr. read from |udgr Watkins al
..,.d,. colonel W. T.. .Iytirir>. VIM.
.-li,r.t. Bradford. &c. DR.. !. VI. Hurt.
* \.Ht.way. read the report If the Com,
....,rc on Fertilizers, upon which remarks
..... ur,,r - pr. Powell Of Brunswick,
H.. Hfinc. 81 surGl, ana Others after which
I,I,4r WAS received ANA adopted. II pre-
1T til" appointment Of Il committee OF
.., - mcnoriiliz1 the Legislature for tie
enlistment OF Il manufacture al icrfiii%ers
F, III, rnnllclS Of The Stale rrnilcUlmry.
= u t.. l.. hagEtnd, Of HALIFAX. then read
,t rlt ln!..ir address on tobacco. He did not
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apssssaA.aI,, NOTICES.
aIy,TRADRDISARY INDUCE

NE EXTRAORDINARY INDU &c
sIENTs- In order to close outthc ialanee OF au
SUMMER STOCK. we offer same ut saei, low price
that purchasers cannot fall 60 lie pleased
Best CAL1CDESa at lie. per yard;
Best Ia WIS ut 15c. per yard;
CoLoRED and BLACK GRENADINES at iss, 20
and 9sc. per yard;
WHITE PIQuEs at 90, Is, and 3ec. per yard;
WHITE CasiBRfCS and CHECK MUSLISS nj
20 and &c. per yard;
Yarri-wide BROWN and sBLEAEHED. COTToNs
Mt l2ic. per yard:
PARASoLs, LACE COVERS, and LACE
SHAWLS, at cost;
CoLoRED and BLACK GREGADINE sHANLs
at cost;
STRIPED SWISS and NAINS0oK MUsLfNs u,
cost; $500. ~
JAPANESE and PALNT-LEkF.FANs ut cost:
SUMMER KID GLOVES and GAUZE SHIRTS AT
cost.
number Of other articles at and below cost Call
ut once 1T
WILLIAM THALHIaIER & sons,
1913 Maiu street. opposite the Do6t-0tire, and
.aH Is Col Broad street. corner sixth
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G1g~ BARGAINS IN POpLINS, DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALES
ALSO,
LINEN EDnnS fnr hoy-.


GOODS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALES
ALSO,
LINEN GOODS for boys;
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
ALPACAS, &c., &c.
THOMAS X. PRICE & CO.. during the present
month, to relieve the tcdium of dog days" will
close ont many styles Of SUMMER GOODS without
regard to cost. No list of prices Is given but each
article will show for itself
Also Oh hand, received recently hy steamer and
express,
NEW and PRETTY PRINTS, in American and
English:
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES, 95 to Soc: -.
BLACK GRENADIN rs;
BLACK DELANES;
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS: GAUZE SHIRTS;
HOSIERY. every grade;
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and CUFFS;
BLACK and COT.ORED RIBBONS:
BELTS. CORSETs,
KID GLOVES, ~
THREAD GLOVES,
BIiSTLES, new styles:
SuEETINGS, both linen AMI cotton:
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN:
DRlLLINGS and CASSI1lERtS, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, NESTIEGS, &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
4. K. PRICE 4 CO,
aus 1lO1 Main street. corner Eleventh.
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TIE PRUSSIAN AND THE CHAsSEPoT.-Thc
Colt Arms Company, at Hartford, has Just
received an order from the rrllssian Govern
ment for the manufacture Of $4,000 I'M
proved ChaSSepot guns, to be used with me
talic cartridges. The work is to lie COM
pleted in four years, and the price will be
about 81 100000. Warlike preparations seem
to be going on in all the European countries.
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One QUIET SPOT IN IKELAND.--In Ireland
the anniversary of the relief Of Londonderry
from the siege OF the troops of King james
was celebrated on Monday in the Maiden City
in perfect quiet--a first excellent result OF
the repeal OF the English law against party
professions. When all parties have "a
chance" good humor comes in play.
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DEAD.-One OF the many victims to heat
apopleXy in the streets OF Paris on che 10Th
OF July was the Count de ROGET de Ira.
mayes, Il noblcman of illlstrious lineage.
He was the last descendant OF Diaudonne de
GoZon de TramayeS, the celebrated Grand
Master of the Order of st. John. who died
i'm 1353
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MAJ RosADALIs, THE GREAT AL

TERATIyE.-Its action upon the most inVeterate
cases of Rheumatism Is wonderful Indeed.
NEwsoMs DEPOT, VA. April IS, 1869.
Gentlemen received your kind letter In March,
lso the Ros,,,ls ordered. and return many THANKS,
rs am greatly benefited by Its use. have been
sufferer from rheumatism for nine years, so uilch 80
that at the time l ordered the Rpsadals my hands
were In such condition that could not write there
fore had to get my cousin to do so for me-
have used as yet only two bottles Of the mea!-
cline. but the effect has been wonderful. Inow write
you myself, not requiring the services Of my cousin
au l0-eod2W Al: n. "
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The FHIBUSrEKING BUsIEESs.-A Cuban
correspondent of the New York III Amer-
cano gives the following list OF expeditions
fitted ont by the CUBAN rmisrants in the
United States, Jamaica. Nassau. Mexico, and
South America. each expedition designated
by the mume of the vessel that bore it
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mYBATOHELoR's HAIR DYE

N-I n = Y " = F1F'SF = - -
This superb HAIR DYE is the best In the world
perfectly harmless, reliable. and instantaneous no
disappointment no ridiculous that's or disagreeable
oaor The genuine WILLIAM A. BATCHELois'S
HAIR DYE produces Immediately splendid black
or natural brown; leaves the hair elem, SOFT, een
tifn; does not contain particle of lead or any i,
b,rjous compound Sold by all druggists. Factory,
16 BOND STREET, N. Z. " ilreod
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NJ TUFTS sARsAPARILLA AND

Mi TUFTS SaNSAI AhiiLh AN ~
QUEENS DELIGHT.-This valuable preparation
combines all the medicinal virtues which long ex-
pcreucc has proven 10 possess the most safe ana EN-
cient alternative and dcobstruent properties for fhe
cure OF scroa Kings evil, white swe!lings' ulcers,
caurerolls and lndolcnt tilm0rs lncrcurlal and
syphilitic affections, enlargement and liberation OF
the homes glands or of the womb, spleen. and Kid
news: all the various diseases Of the skin, such as
letter ringworms, hollis, pimplcs, sore eyes, Sc.;
nervous affections dropsY, and all diseases Original
ting from dcpraTcd state Of the blood; also, many
affections peculiar to females suppression, irrrg-
la,ity ieucorrea or whites, sterllity, ovarian ana
uterine drousy, &c. 1t Is purely vegetable.
While using DR.. TUFTS LIVER FILLS no re-
strainr oil Diet or occupation Is necessary You may
eat or drink rs usual They are purely vegt table.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE leaves no ridiculous
,iuts AL lo-eodiwSw
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RErrnIIcAN MEETING IN NIRGlNiA.-Thc
Republicans of Frederick county. Va, are
maxim" preparations for grand masS mecl-
ing on the 2Sth instant. Senator Wilson.
poStma.tcrGcnrralC rcSwcl, Colonel Mosby,
Major Carter. John W. jenkins, John X.
Popham, +. Daniels, K. Stockett Mathews,
l.. +. Chandler, William Williams, and other
speakers have been invited.
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PROGRESSING RApIpLY.--Thc work on the
tunnel OH the Lynchhurg and DanNille rail-
road al Lynrhbnrs is progressing with very
great rpidity, live forces of hands being
now engaged on it. Bridge street has nearly
been reached from both sides, and it is now
said that the excavation will be completed
and ready for the tract, within the neNt lii-
teen days. The bridge across Biackwatcr
creek, on Til, railroad, is nearly ready TO he
raised, and it will he completed probably 10y
the comm. week.
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Lieutenant Governor Maryeand I" Commo-
dore +. Stanley, of Virginia, and Charles
Summer, of Massachusetts, are in New York.
Prince Aieet Singh, OF Puttialla, Hindos-
tan, is gone to Singh in the. angelic choir, at
the age Of seyenty-nine.
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from JuUlaica Total, 81.
Some of these cost hundreds Of thousands
of dollars. A tnir average for each would
be $4,000, which gives %, 240, 900 spentthus
far by the Cuban emigration for expeditions,
or over half million a year practically
pitched into the sea.
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FURNITURE. sc.

" GATHRIGHT, n
Es FURNITURE DEALER, IL
No is GOVERNOR STREET, BELV1S'S III
BLOCK,
has lust rcturDed from the North. and 0fers
the largest AMI best stock Of WALNUT Flu
NITURE nc ever before Eept, which Will be in
creused BIZ weekly receipts. He warrants The goods
To be equal Ia Workmanship to any In the United
States.
WALNUT SCITS with and thou, dressing-cast7 !:
FINE PAINTED FURSIfURE with and without
marble
PARLOR SUITS of all grades
Best TIN and WIRE SAFES ever made ID ms cry ;
EXTENSI0N Tab. rs. LOUNGES. and all other
articles kept In a drst-eass house.
Call and look ut our stock Lowest prices for cash.
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The total amount OF all appropriations
made by tho last Congress is sl4l, $4,000
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NY THE BEST COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE K BAKERS
MEuICINAELY PURE CUD-LlVER OIL,
ir,,o,icd direct from New Foumlland.

Approved and prescribed by the most eminent
phys.cians IN Virginia and North Carolina as The
"BEST, PUREST, AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STUAiaCu." a fresh supply just received.
MEADE s BAKER,
importing Pharmacists,
ap2G 919 Main street. Richinohd' VA.
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DHILADELPHLA.R RICHMOND 4IESsSs,
LiNE.-FoR f.H III A ELPHiA TWICE 4
WEEK. Steamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE, and J.
). GREEN. composing this line, will leave Rich
o'clock NJ, aud Philadelphia every WEDNESDA i
aud SATURDAY AT the saline hour, alternately.
Frccht5 received daily Sundays excepted for all
parts Of Pennsylvania New Jersey, and Delaware
also for Charleston. Savannah, and New Orleans and
bills OF lading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk nj moderate rates.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, Including meals and
stdteroom, -. -
W. r. PORTER, Agent,
No DADS Dock street, Richmond.
> WILLIAM 4. CLYDE 4 Co, Agcrts
, No. II S0nth Wharyes,
ulo No. Ii North Wharves. philadelphia.