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Cuba.

HAVANA, July 22.-An official dispatch
from Santiago de Cuba announces a heavy
engagement. No particulars.
There is general want of confidence
among the merchants. Sterling and gold
advance daily, there being no faith In paper
currency. A commercial crisis seems in-
pyitable. afsE LtF H4'Gt sa'.,
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/ SENT TO JAIL FOR Sixty DAYs.-John Reno
and Margaret Reno are man and wife. They
have appeared quite offen before the Police
Justice lately for fighting and creating o dis
turbapcp, and the wife on one OCCASION was,
sent to Jail. John eould,not bear! The incar,
ceration of the partner of his joys and
fights, 90 he prevailed upon Justice White
to let her out; which. after good many
promises on the part of Margaret, was done.
Quiet did not reign long in the home of the
Renos; for yesterday morning they were
again brought into. court on the fchafge OF
lighting and creating disturbance in the
house of Mrs. sadder, where they. bad a
room. Margaret had her right cheek black
and swollen-the only damage she, had sus-
tanned. John was the most henpecked.look-
ing of husbands. His clothes were torn;
his hair gone; and in answer to questions
from the court he was so humble; put
all this did not save him. They were both
sent to Jail for sixty days in default Of Sloo
security.
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= ,,,,,. !. :, sou.v,ern ,rarvland Railroad.

! WAsHNaroN, July 22.-The Southern
Maryland railroad, between here and Poins
Lookout, Md, is being rapidly graded, and
the work Of laying rails will be commenced
soon. a junction has been made With the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad at BRANDY
wine. The road will be in running order
next spring. ts'l a95.J
This road makes close connection with
the Norfolk and Seaboard route, and will be
of much importance In the oyster end Cum
berland coal trade.
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C. r. REEs & Co. take the front rank, as is con-
ceded by the profession and acknowledged by the
critical taste Of the most fastidious public They
have neglected nothing in their efforts to attain and
hold their advanced position. Enjoying every fa-
city in their long-established gallery, they make
mo false pretensions when they claim to furnish
their patrons with tile very best photographs at the
lowest prices. -r.ra.-
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CoYvIcTs RECElvED.--Thomas Hill and
Harry Martin have been added to the peni-
tentiary force--the former for the term of
one year, for petit larceny in Petersburg,
and the latter for the term of three years,
for grand larceny in Albemarle county.
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/ POLICE CoURT-Justice HWhtte.-Frank K
Timmons, charged with abusing Lewis
Evans. Fined $3.50. t-'.,r ~ -.a.
Robert Scott, for being drunk and disor-
derly in the street and resisting the police
men, was sent to Jail for six months. Scott
was released from Jail Monday morning
last. - .E11.e.
Caroline Looney was fined S. for assault
ing and beating Mary a. Scott. III ! r.
Fannie Taylor, drunk and disorderly in
the street. Sent to Jail for six months.
Micbael Connor, charged with unlawfully
assauIting and beating Thomas Brown. Dis
missed upon payment of $1.30 costs. s.,
James Patterson, for assaulting E. s. Gen.
: try, was fined $40. q. is ...Sa-
j. A. Williams, charged with unlawfully
assaulting and threatening the life of james
McCielland. Case continued until the 3Ist
instant.
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RENEW YoUR Bonus Eighty-t three nota-
ries public have qualified before the! Hust-
ings Court under the actaof Assembly OF
March 5, 1873, which requires that they snail
renew their bonds within four months after
appointment. a number have not yet
done fS0.T:ssFA
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FINED FOR THREATENIsG. a, POLICEMAN
George w. Smith, charged with threatening
to shoot policeman Charters, some time ago,
and whose case was. continued until yesterf
day, was before the Police Justice. He
plead guilty to the charge and was fined $SO.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APrEALs.-The follow
ing business was transacted in this court
yesterday: 5ga .&~ ! ...I--gh .
Owen us. Gusts and ais. Fully argued
by Wood Bouldin, Jr.. and Judge Hunter
Marshall for appellant, and Wa Swanh,
Esq, for appellees, and submitted. :
Norfolk city us. Lamb will be the first case
taken up to-day, and after that the case
Of FAINT U.s. DoWnman. .t.-.s.,,.s...
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CANE PREsENTArIoN.--At a regular meet
inc of Friendship Lodge, Al, |. OF. S: of
l., held at the Odd. Fellows, Hall on SUNDAY
evening, q magnificent aud valuable tesL.
moniai in the shape Of a gold.headteed3 te !, cane "a ne
was presented by the Lodge to Henry
Shweetzer, secretary. Rev. a. >. Micnel-
bacher, in presenting the cane, MADE taste-
full and elaborate address, Wnlcn was Ie7
sponded to by the recipient IN 4 an appf'pF7 pplp'F
pirate manner. sti,sir ,9A.tsi lsf 100
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WHAT is BETTER THIS HOT WEATHER than
some of that light underwear on sale ut E. B.
SPENCE SONS, 1900 Main street?
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s SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-The County
Democratic Convention, which met to-day,
adopted strong resolutions against railroad
subsidies and Chinese immigration.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales OF real estate made betaoee the Let Of
january tlnd 3oth Of June the tares for the pre-
sent gear hare to be paid blythe purchaser. On
all sales made bettoee7a the 1st If July d7td last
of the yer the td1es have to be paid by the seller.
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NEEDS ATTENT1oN.-The public fountain
on Main street in front Of the post-office,
which was presented to the city, is allowed to
60 to destruction for want of attention.
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.The Yeatlher n, CaIafo,.s,.ia.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.,The weather
has been remarkable this season. There
have been steady showers Of rain, which, if
continued, will damage the grain in exposed
fields. s2 stt 81 ss 81
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GREAT BARGAINS IN HArs.-P. WEIsIGER &
Co. are selling some of their straw goods at greatly
reduced prices. Bargains can be had low.
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COMMISSION aREsEwEDs--M Mr.. W illiam T,
Iawton. deputy clerk Of the Hastings Court,
has been reappointed notary public for the
city of Richmond. III 3fs 1. IL 8. VI
The Govern or has also appointed Mr. d.
sinton notary public for Richmond I'M 6,
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HAssooKs one dollar each at LEyr BROTHERS.

HAVE. ANALYzED THE WHIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled By
Messsrs. WALTER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond,
Virginia, and find It free from fusn oil and other
impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. J. B. McCAw, N. D.,
Late Prof. OF Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
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HATS AT REDUCED PRICEs.-Boys' and chill
dren's hats can be had nj p. WE1srGER Co.'S for
75c.:worth 81 and S1.25.
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Weather Pr.,nha,bilities.

:, WASHINGTON, July 22.-Gn "Wednesday,
for the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
coasts, easterly winds, cloudy weather, and
local rains. s..l,.-. 81.
j For the interior of the Southern States, the
Ohio Valley, and the southern portion of the
Middle States, southeasterly winds, some
what higher temperature, and partly cloudy
weather.
For New York and New England, west
erly winds and generally clear or ,hazy
weather. r., , a,ae.t sos,
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LINEN COATS and gentlemen's light wear gene
rally at E. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1890 Main street.
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UNDERWEAR specially at z. B. SPENCE q
SONS, 1900 Main street.
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ALL KINDS OF READY-MADE SUITS, PoLoNAIsEs
redingotes, and splendid assortment of ladies' un
derwear at LEVY BROTHERS.
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UTICA l0-4 BLEACHED DsHEETING-LowER THsA
ever since the war-only soc. yard at LEVY
BROTHERS. .,..........
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LIGHT GAUzE SHIRTS Of all kinds at E.
SPENCE / SoN's, 1890 Main street.
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Letter Of the Hon. A. II. II. Stuart.

SThUNTOS, VA, August 81, 1879.
was visitor, with several members OF my faml-
", Ut the Strihlng Springs during the present sum-
hier and found excellent accommodations at mode
rate prices. am persuaded, from long acQuaint-
ace with tile waters Of these Springs, that they
pVsIeSS great medicinal virtues.
HE climate is dry aud tnyigoratiDg, and the tenn
r"ratnr at nlpht Is always moderate and delight
ih. kno" of no place In the mountains which
presents more attractions as q summer resort
ALEXANDER Ii. Fl. STUART.
Colonel THOMAS +. GooDR, OF Mecklenburg
county, Va. says:
ln reply TO your Request to give my impression
81 SlFiDting Springs, / have 10 say that I'D my
OPINION The beautiful location of the place, the
variety ana conceded value of the mineral waters.
ana the comfortable nature of the hotel aceommoda-
uos combine TO offer 10 the seeker of either health
VI pleasure ATTRACTIONS not surpassed by those OF
any wa'erlng-place within the range Of my ac-
quaintance.
lExtracts from letter of DIR. Thomas Mithers, Of
Petersburg, Va
PETERSBURG. VA, May 22d, 1873.
o. I6otts Esq Dear Sir,-1 have very pleasant
ecpilections OF two summers spent hf the Strlbling
7Flixs some years since Cnless the surroundings
OF th's WafertDg-p!ace have yeiy much changed, T.
.an llhagiEe no more pleasant rsiseatin summer
'1sa stsyt ts
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LADIES HAIR-DREssrSG FASHIONS, direct from
Paris, at RI FEaRAapiNI's. sts, els, and eif Broad
street. All varieties OF hair work made 70 order pY
Paris patterns for ali prices, according 70 quality
Of goods, and guarantee my work 10 give salts
nfhcdo On ce for hair goods, sis Broad street
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!, MAD Doc KILLED. Policeman Orange, OF
the Third district, killed q dog yesterday sup.
posed 10 hays been mad, z, l
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ENGL1sH CoRNHnL BISCUITS at CSC. per pound
at PIZZiNI,S. 80 ---Et.i -.
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STATE TREASURY balance in the Vir-
ginia State Treasury yesterday was S1,003,-
'naI 61
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THE "NIGRT- BLOOMING CEREUs'' will be
opened tonight from to II P. NJ, at Grace-street
gardens. join LAIRD. .:I.--
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ASK FOR THE DAvoL BRAND OF RLEAcHED COT
TON, only isc. a yard, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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The American SquadFon in Chinese
-. ~. WRfRrA.

NEW YORK, July 22.--A letter from Yoko-
hama states that most of the American
squadron was at Shanghai in the latter part
of June. Lieutenant Imfrey, of the Ashen-
lot, had been sentenced to two years sus-
pension for bad conduct. Commander VIII
son, of the Yantic, Is being tried for drunk
eDness, and Lieutenant Rowland is to be
tried for obtaining money under false pre-
tences:
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REDWOOD & CRENsHAW, 10 A. NJ. at their
auction-rooms, furniture, dry goods, glass
ware, &C. ':a .s .rs ...r,.
PAINE, CABELL & CO.. 10 A. H., fresh dry
goods. clothing, boots, shoes, hats, &c.
LYME & BROTHER,s P. NJ, brick cottage resi-
dance No 5lI east line Pleasant street, Strecker's
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what A. II. Stewart ts worth.
New YoRK, July A. T. Stewart made
his will before sailing % Europe. IL shows
him to be worth S1Q0, ,000, ,00e vi
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PEACH IcE-CREAM, from an original receipt by
thei Napoleon of confectioners,' - at PIzzIN1's.
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SWAsHIssToa, July n. THE entire debt Of.
the District Of Coluutia Is officially stated
Oh q, ,23e, 81 !, 5si
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OurS, RESPECTFULLY,
GEORGE &. WEpDERBURN.
CASE OF NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS
nERII 1TT

Letter Of Mr.. John Rodewald, Of Louisville, Ky.]
STRIRLING SPRINGS, October 7, 1872
Dear sir.--I cannot leave without adding my GER
'ihtaic 10 the efficacy of the Stribling Springs
waters. ! left Louisville KY, early In August, SO
greatly Frustrated by nervous debility and neural
~! That but little eXerton greatly fatigucd me. To-
a.r aIu enabled 10 make long trips through the
p"lAs. feel convinced that owe my health 10 the
huiiI waters, as but ten days use showed their
curative powers ia my case. During my stay nj the
.rriTgs noticed many remarkable cures. partlcu-
,aFiy In eases OF chroric diarrlGa and dysen,ery.
ll 'Ac u>r Of the waters, and, in fact, heard of
A'', ",io wer not benefited by their use.
Very truly yours, JOHN RoDEwALD.
s. GIya's. ESQ.
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i A GREAT BARGAIN IN DRESS GooDS-TITEsE
solid-color. Parlsicnnes at I?sc. yard at LEVY
BROTHERS,.
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WHITE VESTS and ALPACA COATS in endless va
riety at e. b. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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PuLow-cAsE BLEACHED COTTON. YARD AND
quarter wide, only shilling per yard at LEVY
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.FuLL-wIp9n usBIEAcHED sHEETING only acc.
a ynurd Ii tliEFY BRorHRFss Il 4 81
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Accident 10 Hon. JoaR q. Mase.
Dover, n. H., July 22.-The Hon. John
P. Hale fell this p. Nc. and brcke bis hipt
heHs. Y ssfi s:: :ss5as iss
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FRUIT-oF.THE-LooM BLEAcHED COTTON ONLY
shilling per yard at LEVY BROTHERS..
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Enaaura.

CLEVELAND, OHIo, July 22.-R. A. DeFor-
rest & Son have failed. Liabilities, Si0o, 600.
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CLOTHGNG.
CLOTHING.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
| desire to inform the public generally tnat Ia 2
order TO a change In The management OF business
am offering and selling freely my stock OF u
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
et reduction Of from ten to twenty y-fve per cent,
since July l. and will continue for sixty days from
All are respectfully invited to call at the old
es'api'sneN n0"0S WIN. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
1109 Main street.
s,su-r 0NG FLAG 1y15
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DOARDERS will be received at

OAKLAND
drr,ro vacation In healthy and mountainous
sectio5 of country, two miles from Rockash depot,
Orange AIexandria and MANASSAS railroad, twenty
five miles above Charlottesville. 3esrhf fs
Telegraph Office at Rocktsh .ddroso
Terms &22 per month For particulars srs address
REV. T. w. ROBEkIs,
Rockfish Depot, Nelson county, va"
REFERENCES: ta. :!
Rev. j. A. CHAMRiSS, Charleston.
DIR. j. Fl. CUTHBERT, Washington, D.C.
jy l7-6t
CEA-SIDE RESORT.-COBB'S HOTEL,
- CoRR,S ISLAND, ,yIRGINIA.-Eow open for
the reception Of visitors. 1t Is well Bnown ior lto
excellent and safe surf-bathing, good hshlng, &C.
TERMS: a3 per day, $lS per week, $So per hontn
Through tickets from Norfolk to the Islands:
ROUTE: From Norfolk to Cherrystone 6y steamer
= a N = COBB BROTHERS y COS
e. a7.lm Cherrystone, Virginia.
Enauirer copy Two weeks daily.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES' SUITS AT LEVY
BROTHERS. :.r.- "'' .E
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SPLENDID LINE OF CLOTHING at E. B. spENcr
& Sons.
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FINEST YELLOW BANANAS-large and fine fruit
always on hand Mt PIZZrNI's. 50
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.8irl,l|:n|tultd nispatth.

#T THE CIRCULATION oF THE DIS.
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. 80
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NO MEDICINE EQUAL TO THE ALUM
WATERS OF SIRIBLlNG SPRINGS.

EXTRACTS from letter Of AlInon Hart Esq, OF
lHbor"', n. g., under date of April ID. 1871
MY health has boon better than usual since !
stw Nou. The mineral waters OF Slriblng certainly
GH me good, and they acted Ikea charm upon my
"i.c. She had been an invalid for five months. and
oA!T wei he'd ninety-ouc pounds: now her weight
y i2' pounds. She speak highly Of the place, and
thinks there is no mpdiclne equal to the alum
waters OF NtyIhlinp AurIngs"
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| NEW HEALING SPRINGS, on the stage
Y road between Covington and the celebrated
Old Healing and half mile from latter place, Is
| open. Neat cottages, comfortable quarters, and
good fare. Waters same Rs Old Healing. Good
! hunting and fishing.
| TERMS: 90 per week. Healing baths free.
Address ERASMUS WILLIAMS,
jy ls-2w* Healing Springs, Bath county, Va.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS at PIzz1NI's.

FINE, LARGE PEACHES at PIzzINrs.
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WISE MAS-HE WANTS TO VISIT THE
STRlBLING SPRINGS AGAIN.
Prom letter Of John T. Snead, Esq, OF Fluranna
county. Va, under date May 7, 1879.
want 70 visit the Stribling Springs again this
suinsner. | feel that was greatly benefited last
kt4r by the use Of the alum Maier.N =
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A FTON HOUSE.-This pleasant summer
n resort, which cannot be excelled by any place
in The mountains for beautiful views, dry, pure
lst FERNS: slv per month; children and servants,
half price. Address
S. II. GOODLOE Il Co, Alton. Va,
INV "a d2lnx Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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DEARDON HOUSE.

BOARDING TO BE HAD IN THE
~ MOUNTAINS.
wish TO get twelve or fifteen persons 10 BOARD
In my family during the summer months My resi-
dence is ut Franklin Courthouse, In one of the
most healthy sections Of the State Persons desir-
Ing TO come to the mountains will be accommodated
on literal terms by applying a, once. References
given IL desired. Address
Mrs. NJ. j. HALE, Rocky Mount,
Je 25-Sw Franklin county. Va.
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,TussoRn suiT1Sos ouly sss. q yard At Levy
BROTHERS. ~
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
THE HEALING SPRINGS,
ON THE LINE OF, THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
APE NOW OPEN

They arc accessible by the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad from Covington depot, fifteen miles by d
hne turnpike OF easy grades In fine order, passing
In full view OF the celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS
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y ANSON'S HOTEL.-This comfortable
Ia house, located at Central depot, Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad Montgomery county, Va,
having been furnished with new furniture, Is now
open for the accommodation OF the travelling pub
lie, Special attention TO visitors to New River
White Sulphur Springs. Personal attention given
to passengers.
je 25-lm RANSOM, Proprietor.
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KESsNICHs FINE BAND OF MUSIC

Is engaged for The season. and the usual facilities
for amusement and recreation provided.
Descriptive pamphlets can be had of MessrS- PUR.
CELL. l.ADD Co., Richmond, or Of the agent al
the Springs.
TERMS: Boar,l-Ss per day, sec pcr month chill
drGn aud colored servants haf-pricc.
NJ II. HOUSTON. NJ D.. resident physician.
~ l6-tAul as. B. NJ. QI1ARIES. Agent
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,rplHlI\t, SPRINGS

,....s,nuticn, of the Richmond Dispatch. uu.
august -. 1872, over the signature o
- 'r..,,ru,. ;rlis describes the .-
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Germany.
Mexico.

BERLIN, July 22.-Gustave Rose, chemist
and mineralogist, is dead, aged seyenty-tiye.
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lso barrels NORTH CAROLINA CUT HER
ts, RINGS for sale cheap. IS a,,,,. I'd Z ~, 81
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~ 'ssss{sgs 81 ts. GARTER. E asssss
siceessof OF me Ints cononrn of Carter
sTYsrEr Nth ii 5arEA stock Or FAMILY AH6atE-
KsgS entirely neM and ftesifs All ktH03 1f HAklss
snd FAMus GHosERlR les sin he csnsEafsy ksg's
y esii nom ths 4 .s
fy she eccaTEHk "a Aeee 49,
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4 YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUA-
IA TION as TEACHER either In y family or
school, teaching, French, music, usual EnSiisn
branches and beghners In Latin Wouldn't oo]ect
TO going out Of the state, either south or Aa
~ 's1 '5sf.t - Goochland Courthouse, Va.
Richmond city references; VIC. Carrington ana
Il HartaoOk 'v-' y lz-im
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.,;,nc virginia Springs, this place comes first ON
',,, ~, IN. .rrHt Isii,Oad. Situated right In the
=, : ~, mo,lutslns, with hill and valley all
.-...ri. il eNcrl> IN iho>e features when always
.,....,.,>l3g,- ker.
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LINE BACON.-Yon can always find the
E BEST BACON-HAHs and SUG ARCURED
sHoULDERS-aty b. i. JAMEs'S stand, ID 0id
1. asIse. aIse. No ! CHEEsE, SMOKED BEEF, CANNED
FRiJsT, No. / MACKEHEI1, &c. You run no ftsk
in getting bad meat at his old place whsre tor ths
inst EIGHT years. he has traded with the people with
az much Satisfaction. No. - Old Market.
:" FERRIS'S SHOULDERS by the barrel. 1y1S
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SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
must he OF green color, well dried, and free from
sand sticks. and berries. We receive Il eitner az
our tannery. in Manchester; or In kichmonu, aI
landing or railroad derot; or at our store no: lszS
Main street. dULS1 AAN1'
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REMOVALS.

sigu-LONG FLAG.
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