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EEARRoWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery comfy, Ala,aIna
THREE DA Us JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS 81


ORLEANS. rr'
fafHE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
Il sure of announcing his friends and the public
n al he will he in readiness by the first day
May Ia receive visers He will also state for the he
ae oil those at distance that there have been large
improvements made, and others now going on and in
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
suhScr her to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and at the same time much better
faIni!ie can be accommodated it'll good rooms or
those who prefer eau have large cabins detached from
The main building.
1t Is deemed unnecessary lie say anything in parcn.
lar OF the character OF these waters for it is generally
believed that they inferior tn any in the South
ern STATES. All the amusements that are generally
found at Watering Places, will be found at his The
pest music that this part of til country affords, has
oeea engaged and will be in consistent attendance at the
Springs during the whole season.
he subscriber will avail himself of this opportunity
IN returning his niegned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes bv the exer
tons that have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations to merit liberal patronage The
present season. JNO CRAM.
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I3U5 143 Il. Or Sd oh
Northward. Coming Southwark the time is six hours
less; being 5 DAYS and IL hnnts

YEN DOLLARS REWARD.
~ ANYWAY from 1863 Carondele corner of Hevia
~ Streets on the night of 3o1h of August and was
seen The next morning in Peydras street. negro boy
named CHARLES, about IL years of age, end fee
or thereabouts in height verv black and has an inped
nen in his speech, Of his legs is SORE occasionet
by arecent hurt; he had when he went away white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton pantaloons
Masters of vessels and steam boats cautioned
gainst receiving harboring said negro, well all
enforced against them The above reward will be paid
for delivering him into any of the ails of either of the
municipalities, or at 1863 Carondele of Hevi.
steeet. sept
NOTlCE-The copartnership heretofore existing
l Nunder the firm of Dubois Il Garretson, has been
dissolved. The subscriber will liquidate the aairso
the concern in this city, and requires al persons ndeb
ed to make payment to him only, and all those having
claims, to present them for settlement.
aug S-7t II GARRETSON,
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DEAFNESS,

DEAFNESS.
A NEW article for persons troubled wild, deafness.
~ lcalled the Ear Irulnpet,) has just been received
BY the Of which, the slightest articulation of the m
man voice is distinctly conveyed to the ear Anv one
who has ever been obliged with very dea
person, must he fully sen .ibe of the difficulty and
6arrassaent experienced both by themselves and the in
dviduals so unfortunately afflicted. BY the use of tn,
Ear Trumpet this objection is entirely onviated The
most scepea have always andoned their ,ouhts mite,
having used the Trumpet For sale Al
TT GUION'S,
Fancy store of Common and ST Charles streets
nder the Exchange Hstel. Goh 10
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SSih so1n 81, sloEs-36 casks Cincinnati smot>
~ a'1hi ''om 'rs Steamboat Echo, and for sale ~,
BoGERT a. llAWr '?
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GHErkS ON PHlLADELPHfA-Fors sale by
" fORKE BROTHERS,,
6a Camp strest.
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EW BoOkS-Naval Sketch Book, OF, the Service
Ah"at and ashore With characteristic reminiscen
res, fragments and opinions BY the author Of
Tales OF Tar, &c, second series, in vols
Rnndom Recoections of tbs House of Commons
lo the year 1880 TO the close of 1885 including peTso
nal sketches of the leading members-by one of no
y Just received and for sale by W McKEAN.
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- EAPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
Nc. Of The Express Mall betv'"~n MOBILE and New
York----eaving Mobile dail- at p. M. Northwar
New York daily at $ P. M Southwark.
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. HEIJTCAE 'AND.E
DseGTOEe SSbHaNSON

vi Al be consulted c0ntilrniiy ut his ohcc, li3
!Va Custom louise street, near Dauphinc street,
the treatment of csrtain class of delicate diseases.
From DIR. Johnsons extensive opportunity in son
of the most celebrated Hospitals IN Europe, exclusive
y devoted to the treatment OF Veneria and Sy philic
complaints aud also from resistance of five years in
New York, during which time )r. Johnson conine his
prac ice solely to the treatment of those diseases, with
the most unprecedented sucreas ho is enabled re-
move any OF the following COMPLAINTS in from to 20
days. without inurng the constitution by mercury'e or
any other "eletcrous medicine. Ghonnrihea, Get,
Structure, Samina Weakness, Affections Of thaBnd-
der, Kidneys, Prostate Gland, aud any Of those nuer
train of affections, which generally follow neg.o T.
ed or NAL treated cases Of Veerial. Scroulous sores,
liberated legs, and worms, removed by simple meth
cd of treatment, without restriction in diet Interrupt
ton from business
Persons residing in the country, and who feel deli
cate in consulting their family physician, by sending
statement of their by letter (post paid with fees
enclosed have Dir. ohnson's advice, for their own
treatment with medicine necessary to be used orwar
ded.
Separate Offices provided where patients can never
come in contact with each other.
Attendance from morning until night, at l43 Custom
House street.
REPRESENTATIONS strictly confidential in all cases.
dec l3
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

ms Due Every Day at u Nj.
Northern m0"'5 Closes Every day at lO4 m
ws,,er, uou Due every Sunday, Wednesday an
", ssa ~ ,Td Ill., Friday, by 5, Pm:
oy may Tue Closes every Monday, Wednesda
Io"Sh and Saturday, by 9, P. NJ.
n,.,nvu, Due every Tuesday, Thursday, an
'"e h ~;a ma" Saturday by I'm.
VI" Closes every Monday, "Wednesday
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BpLANK BOOKS, Of every variety of ruling and
- binding, constantly on hand: and Printing, Ruin
mud Bindiag neatly executed ut short notice, by
DAVID FEi r ~ co.
mil Wy Statoners' Hall, 81 Chartres st.
BSRANDY-40 Bills fourth proof American Brandy,
ND Loading, for sale by
80 ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
mel . =. I34 Magazine street.
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w w SWAIN

No. 11sCannt Street Mem Orleans
HAS always on hand constantly x receivin; DIR,
Dyes, Chemicals, and Pants, among there arr
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nOflE X MAY, House, Sign and Ornamental
~ Painters, Ne 5 Cmohdele street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations Of the following wooNs and marbles, tx
ecuted in a mastery manner
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VEM BAUs Suhntra COfce;
1OU 81 boxes Of doz each Ao.ell Wine. 1926,
50 do Off do 90 do 1921;
en- 81 do of2 do LIP Port, 1916;
- do of2 do L. P brown Sherry l3lC
10 pipes extra Madeira. For sale by
frH HERMOGENE, BROWN & ca.
.,lr Q G.irti strcEt.
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Terms of
uaini ~,
of TIE Pr
SuB5cRIl
parpar ,lhn
lsllars for
year in adv
3 ,bscriptio
sottle |. tr
" BTtttHS
aspiration
ADVERT
ti5ertiOn, a
any ,nateri
will be chs
YsARLY
orty dolla
sdagas; !
public ms
Eighty for
RS, or Co
ne, and
Maria
the a
ards Of r
,nc dollar
suage.
CoMMU.
al nature.
and in adj
A ded"'
AuctiOnee
sn sales 0
and SO pei
At other n
ADvER'
Of the ADJ
ion sales
be charge
ADvER
ublished
No adve
n a = ca
payment |
Theatre
.aaily or 4
7ne, and
All ann
be {
~ :h..'
olrleto'
names of
within m
xnowi (st
eating thu
delinquenl
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NEW GOODS.

MMoNs, HARTT q CO.-Are now receiving
Sper ship Huntsville, Eagle, Merry Andrew, High
andsr, French and German double head playing cards:
ser oeit aud pocket pistols plain ribbed and split
cuss'na caps' cap helders; scissors, Razors, zen.
yes; G'ilotts commercial and other steel pens; Vio-
rs; Violin strings SHE'LL ivory and horn combs; waters:
X bead and leather purses; hair brals, trout and
ack '1ns'es; negro pnfs German and French cologne
saer' Rowlands maccasser oil, imitation do; antique
aud bears o portable desks and dressing cases past-
backhs; stain anal toilet glasses; convex mirrors OPP
cal g'sscs and views; Indian beads, bells and plun,s;
eo'eon; white wine toilet and shaving soaps: toilet
owter, cosmetic wash balls; scented satin cushions;
poor stands; screw cushions; fancy bead chains and
necklaces; billiard balls; pocket books and Wallets:
',eii@n homes; razor straps; fine AM, common gum
elastic r'spcers carriers do; Bells lucer Matches sill
yer pencils; Creyons, sc. &c.
he above in addition to former stock Of fancy
Tscies, makes our assortment very complete For sle
Wholesale or retail; as the sign of The Golden CONF, 10,
Chaftrce street. m2s
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61LA1N and ruled Cap and Letter Papers, Of all qua
IL ltes, consisting Of very superior blue laid, blue
and white wovc, and plain mud rue, rough edge record
cap, constantly on hand and tor sale by
49,. DAVID FELT & co.
'a3l ~ Stationcn' Hail. II Charr.s st.
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To RENT.
NEW two story brick house, situated doors
IN from the Second Municipality Hall, on st Charles
street, Rent very low possession given Immediately,
Enquire 1T the premises. NAG, VI.
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tsit,
JOHN WILLIAMS,
the Enuiisii OcuJist

Louisville, Jay 1887.
Copied from the s. w. O. 7dpoeate Of the 9th Jnne 1877
AT the request of DIR. Williams we insert the follow
ing from the Rev. MIR Howell of Nashville TO th,
editor of the South Western Christian Advocate who
itappears has examined the islomus and other docn
ments, evlcive the Doctors claims to public patron
age In consequence of an accident DR.. W will "a
main in Nashville few days longer than he at first
nten4ed-say the LIST July. ~
Rev. MIR gfeld:-Having been requested nv Dr
Williams, the ocust, in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents ryinciva of
his claims to public contdenC Gin his professional have
IN company with valued friend done so with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pageot, at pre-.
sent Charge Aiiares of the King of the French at
Washington addressed to DIR. Williams testifying the
genuineness OF the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belgium, &c as well those from the Medical Socie
lies OF France He has numerous vouchers frem men
known to be of high reputation in this country received
Since his arrival in the United States detailing instun
Of great success in the restoration of SIGHT IN The
onnd. have seen ,rly all his poor patients in This
CITY. | knew none of them previous to their coming
uncer his care; but all have seen say they are nm
qaesonably benefited.
ROBT. B. C HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1887.
2. 5. Since writing the ABOVE, one of DIR. Williams,
patients has called upon me, and says he had az unv
aud totally lost the sight of eve for seventy
but now declares himself beteE that last night for the
first time in his life that he can recoect he could dis
hnguisll, with tn eye, some of the prominent stars
| learn that this old gentleman has lived many wears
in this rdgion, and says he has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours, truly,
augl0 r. B,C,H.
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LEMONS HARTT d CO. are now receiving irou
oh BOARD ship Orleans Eagle, Highlander, Poker
lelry Andrew, French and German play cards; Back
summon Boards; Chessmen, IA and 3-S inch Bill
uru haiis; ~, 10 and II inch blade Bowie Knives;
Learner and other travelling Dressing Cases: Belt,
.ocke,' dorsaman's and Duolling Pistols; double and
single oaeled Guns; Game Bags; Shot Belts; Powder
rhd Pistol tlasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
S ss1n Gaps and Cap Holders; Cloth Hair, Tooth;
ana A., Nal brushes; Orris aud Chlorine Tooth Wash;
ioonl Powder: Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in great
rieiv long Hair Braids, Ringets and Frizees Pearl
ana Toilet Powder; Emery Bags; Ivory Tub Cushions.
n n Slides or Carriers; Gum Elastic Suspenders;
POWDER Puff and Boxes Gilt Chains, Seals and KEYS;
ta,drons; Waist Buckles: Bracelets; Bead Necklaces
ana CHAINS; Gilt and Siivered Beads Indian Bends,
beiis and f'lumes; Shell Twist; Side and Dressing
in addition their former stock hand
makes their assortment very complete, and will be sold
ow and on liberal terms, at the sign of the Golden
Comb. io5-tf I'd Cbor,ra. .troa,
NtE Subscribers, Agents for the extensive bouse Of
w. y :. Butcher Sheffield. Enraud, have Just
sceivod very extensive of pa eius consisting of
able and Dessert Knives of g. description Pen,
rocket, Dirk and Spear point Knives; Razors, Scs-
sors' Edge Tools, &c. &c. &C. which they are prepared
oeHhb to the trade Tor orders. Terms and conditions
WI he inade known at the Zine.
milo j, u, BEIN e. A COHEN m Cfrnp,op or
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III, EMON SYRUP & Observation-Disclosures Le-
IL mon Syrup and Pickles, assorted sizes; also, 60
ioxes Of Lew 81 Haskell's Pickles; for sale to clo.e
consignment by JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
ella cor Common and Tchouptonlas
GOAP-IO6 hull boxes No ! Soap, brand Of James
~ Could for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE 4 CO.
milf 1Sd Magazine street.
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nSEsma dwelling house on Triton street, be-
" tween Tivoli Circle and Carendalet 1trett.
m2S. Apply to OFT,
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NJHEELBARROws, &c-25 Mheelbarrous, %
w dirt do. in store, for sale hv
cHAMPLiN g. COOPER,
NILS 81 jul ct
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FOREIGN.

STEAM NAvi6 ALTON ACROSS THE ATLANTIc-We
have inserted in another place, an account Of the drpar.
ture of the Sirius steam ship, from Cork for New York.
She is expected to reach that city about the 2Oth inst,
and the Great Western, steam ship, which was to take
her departure from Bristol on Saturday, about the same
time. The Sirius is, it will be seen, chartered by the
British and American Steam Navigation Company,
who. through the failure of a party in Glasgow, were
they expected. The Victoria, one of their steam ships,
is building at Llmrh"use, on the Thames. She IS ex.
pec,ed to be ready in a month or two, and will, when
fully eunipped, take her departure from Liverpool for n.
York. OF the praciicability of navigating the Atlantic
by steam vessels, there can be no doubt; the only qnes
ton to be settled is, will it pay' If It will, steam ships
will, in q very short time, nionopolize the conveyance Of
passengers and ligh, goods between the Old and the New
World The experiment as 10 The prac,icabillty OF steam
vessels crossing the Atlantic, as well as to their paying
their en,erprising owners, will be fairly tried during the
present year.
Paris papers of Saturday, April 9TH, had been received
in London.
The slave question occupies in some of them consi.
derable space; the Journal de Paris prints a letter, ad.
dressed BY the members Of The Chamber Of Commerce
at Havre, to the President Of the Commission appointed
to examine The proposition for granting freedom 10 the
French negroes, put forward by NJ. Passy. This docu.
ment adverls to the i%naptitude Of the black population
to labor; and a further argument is superadded in The
presumed actual condition Of the free blacks Of the Re.
public of Hayti, who are gravely stated by The authors
of this letter TO be in a state Of brutal debasement in The
interior of the country, whatever degree Of civilization
and polish they may displsy in the i,owns and cities.
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Sir mr. Cent. HIrginiG Stale Loan q $lOU.CVV

CIV ,u,l,-rv of IN act PASSED 2st March, 1857, entitled ''
I'D ,rnv,,Gir. for The PAYMENT OF the Subscription oi The S'"f ~
the lanes River and Kinnwha Company, and oil 'uhdf! "'H+. ~
ru,hor,;,, iolps for PURPOSES u: internal improvement, notice N
b.f.hy .;ycn. chat the Euari Of Public Works vii receive, Ut!
lime ore yions to IL u'rlOck Of Monday. the &isi OF May h"At' prop,
sails for Six per cent. Loans, amounting 10 SiJO,oO', tof any par
thereof. ire lcemalIc for twenty ye.rs.-A"ple p'oHisicn IL E..Ee
by I.w, fI The punciunl payment oi The interest }" ii "e' " 'N
State. III specie or its equivalent .S,,,s
Scale! proposals addressed {" III" boafa, ana eh"o's'u
,L,, ,oGu:u. lion that may be desired, wi! be promptly gwen,
' J. BROWN, JR, SirOnd .faater'
Aprl@T '.s.,,
1TC.TLr Eitrrs Of the following Paper' are requested 10 lnse,
the iuTr.u!ug lwIcc Il wccklillalst LAY, ami low" tE"!f q
:, he S.corI Auditor for payment. viz: American, bhhiIIoie' -
tipnaI Intel i:rnrcr, Washington; United states Gazette, fE''1'''
lila. JpurnuI of Commerce, New Iok.
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Eirgipia State lottery.

For The benefit OF The Town Of WheeIlGg, LIiSs 10
for lS3S.-To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, On sit'
day, May %, lo35.
IA Dram Numbers IN each PGoLGgc
GRAND ScmEmE.-Capilal $50, 00O-lONOo-o"0
5000, 000-3,000-2 500-2,I 20-2 600 p'lrs
| 900 % prizes Of 800. DC.
Tickets so, half >, quarter = 30.
Certificates Of packages of - Whole Tickets SI*''
Half do. Go; % Quarter do. 80.
u Orders for Tickets and Shares or CeItJtGt'
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes wlIrrH
the most prompt altcnlion, and an official accounted ("
draioing sent Immediately after it is over TO all "ho o..
from US. Address,
ID. S. GREGORY Il CO. .NaHGgos
April II IllG-tdl Richmond, ia
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POETRY.
"sucH YET KEMAINt ussrNG.'

r,.c,r,, ws.rrus The Journal. havc asoundcd in lauda-
wv Articles On tis noble ship, and spirited spcculat'ons upon Inc
effects Of Occan Steam Navigation, upon commerce and CT,
Iiza,ion. On SO Stirring snd important Il theme, we nave, u"til
no, seen a line OF poetry. We feel peculiar srahheaiicn IN
rescntins to our readers the following beautiful veIseS, and take
lie liberty OF saying, thu, the exquisite lines, emitted "SLEkI:.
III, last Hcmber Of tho Literary Messenger, and repubIished In
10 Arena OF the 10th ul,., were from the same pen;
Fredericksburg .7Ts"a'
(For the Political .arsna.J
THE GREAT WESfERN.-Br ST. LEcER l.. IAS'AN
Size comcs-she comcs-the Ship!
The Lion flag aies over,
Flesh from her Ocean trip
Roar for her, cannon: roai;
4 vast ind moving mass oil black
The mighty Western hall
She's ~picnshing UP her foan'ins TRACK,
As pfoushs tho sea tho whale.
IN harbor, row she rides
The earth and ocean ring,
Ton thousands throng her SIDES
Welconins.-welcom'ng
Tnumphal entry INTO ko"e,,
The triumph Rome deciceo
To ciase her victo g, coming homo,
This triumph shall exceed
Roms's wss but empty show
Ofkinss. IA. capttves. led,
Wealth, rifed from her n-
Whose b:eod too oft was shed
No triumph this foi conquest-yes,
Aconque,, great!-'t'" minds!
Til. human skill we thr"ng ~ blass,
Fol vict'ry oet the winds.
II was not on white wings
That, through the seas, she dra'o,
This palace Ii. Ioi king';
This world upon the ~avr:-
A giant vast smo holds IN cha'ns,
Down IN her "donj0R Keep
TO break his fe,ters, there he strains
Aud drives her o'er tho deep.
A Cyclop at his forge,
Tie shakes her .thick ribb'6" fsnme,
All He could not disgorCe
More dark and lurid flame
He ,eups and pitches with a groan,
His breath's n cloud Of smoke
But aIl in vain, his hollow moan
Hath DER Atlantic broke.
Oh, God! and what is man?
VIVA, Bounds his daring souE
His all Of life a span!
Would he Thy seas contro'
His ships by mighty winds careen'd,
Their tinbers al! uPlorn,
He coniures up this fearful hend,
And laughs the winds TO scorn.
And was il, not full bold
TO dare the raging sea-
But ne must cage and hold
This monster, which, II free,
Would in n moment battle IN gore
Each man who treads that deck,
And drown the tempest with his roar,
And make that ship a wreck.
Meath. to Bristors sons,
Her ship hath won the goal,
Her ship Of thousand tons,
And mine OF hidden coal
Nav winds around her vGinly rave,
Upon the "vasty deep"
A shout! tor ber gigantic slave
Within that dcnlun keep.
A wreath for Fulton! Watt!
One for the glorious dead.
Oh be it not forgot.
A wreath for genius Held
Ono blended wreath for those great minds
Who "bodiel forth" this ship
Defying thus the waves and winds
Upon the trackless deep.
God speed the krakrn ship!
Back 10 Old Ensland's shores,
And many a golden trip
Across the main, be youro.-
The Lion aud the Eagle shall
Have done with Scns"lcss wrath,
And each shall move M Ijestica!
Upon his chosen path.
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To Farmers and Purchasers geaH0"y CO
WE7E have three wagons starting from on.
w every morning for Westham, Tor Min'su.r
Persons purchasing goods Of US, if sent by these ~
will be charged only half price for carriage p "sot.
we offer to the public u large and general ossol." I Ia
Groceries, at wholesale and retail, at the very "
prices, for cash or town acceptanccs WHITE
Elalch ~
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u ABORERS WANTED-The James River and
a1 Kanawha Company are in immediate want of Sc.
veral hundred good laborers 10 work on the old canal
within three miles of the city Of Richmond-Fo such,
one dollar per day will be paid, they finding their own
board. Gentlemen wishing 10 send negroes from the
country are assured that The very best care shall be Ia.
ken of them. The work is dry and believe perfectly
safe. The board Of the negroes shall only cost one dol.
lar per week, and their wages paid on the 10Th May,
9Th June, 18th July, and lllh August.
RICHARD RElNS,
.7gsnt Of he James Mru !. Kanauha Co.
.AprnS lOS-U
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RHG N'E".S
lottery aMd EEch0ngC Once
RICHMOND. YiRGIsIA.

'hDiNIa'
HoYT always has the lead he is continually s1'
capitals. u 10000 dollars sold by ~Toyt-dn"1
Nos 81 GA 7l-also, Nos "a 81 Ga, whole ljcker, Pl''
through The hands of Hoyt. The $4,000 w's s"t.
gentleman in the country. To Hoyt send your oio'
Drawing of the $4,000, drawn The .ls:
81 So ~ 50 4S q 10 30 q ; 90 10 y
Hoyt puts two more Of his iavori,es for you to !c."'
make choice Of the two and send him an order.
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To u Customers and Friends.

a GENCY AT WESTIAM-We have appointed
IA Mr.. A. d. CARTER (at present collector of the
tolls for the James River and Kanawha Company our
Agent at WesthaIn, for receiving and forwarding con.
siCnments to us. Mr.. Carter has erected suitablebuild.
ings for the protection of produce against damage, and
will always be on the spot, with a sufficient number Of
wagons and drays to despatch the samc.-Letters by
boa,men should be addressed to us-care Of Mr.. d. A.
Carter, Westham. FORDS Il WOODSON.
Richmond. April Z. lS3S. lln-l2l
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