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The Expected lu,..,on Of Cuba.

Oar Pensacola correspondent, in announcing the AErIyal of the U. 5. steam fngate Saranae, Com ussiore Parker, at that pogt, from Havana. few days ago, said:
 understand the Captain General was some whai fearful that another expedition was about 10 be made from your city, to attempt to invade the lSiaud, and was making preparations foE defence.
 Taat our correspondent was well informed, will be seen by the following extract from letter dated Havana. March 3l, 1851, which appears ia Ike New York Express:
 Since my last, a thousand rumors have been asoat of the dlSaleetioa of the troops m the III. tsrlof of arresas, of the expected lnvaslon, &c. .xc | am saslShed that there haxe been no A1- rasiss made that may be attrIbaisd 10 political
 motives. As to the dGsafeeclSOn among The troops zg38pS are fatliiat-
 And now for the invasion" IL is known in town. aud, Tn fact, ali over the island, that the CaDsslR Genera. has informed Commodore Parker, ,sy he steamer SaranAc, which vessel $ now lyIRg q. aneaoS in oar haroor, tha. ne had received pos sve information that Lopez X Co. would make q decent upon thIs stand within inIrty days ani as an11i aitren days have elapsed since The Cap ;ain GeasEal receIsed tnls news, we may soon be gs me look -oat f0g the pirates" They are sad .ta nam5rr irom two thousand to Two thousand i've hundred The Capiaia General very unwiSe ly made this statement to Commodore Parker anal officers publicly, and the consequence IS that the a s3te island ns Tn a great state of excitement ani aIaun That the Capsasn General has re- ceiyed tais information there can be no doub; but we doubt its correctness; the Capsaia General. howexer, undoubtedly places full reli- ance on the correctness of the infofgnatlon, froM ne fars shat he has requested the Capuan of the Preach war steamer Mogadoz," who was abou, leassag this port. ohlige hn by remaining fsw days longer. 1t may be ure that party g on its way SO invade this stand, and |. may effect saasing; but there is no one saaguine as 10 be- e that saeh an invasion will bc succeSsfui.- Yy the next steamer, perhaps. 1 shall be able to arye you . inore deiaite account of this affair.
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cod tAe Hen. R- ". Johsaou's aame rs hsTesc ,,, Convention. knowing him to he one of ter ,,,o, and trae. aAd nes only acknowledges lAe pE.c,nL~, ~ his paEsy. but eaUses them ix;A w,,h logtpbe., iag undaansed. without fear er affection. and w.h honor b his State, and distinction evcrywA,,. fearless and ardent defender of our Coassta,,ou,l nights. and an uG.;Santed adAcrea, ts hxea or,e. ples, and having he fnA confidence af Lawrsns. county, we rcoom'ncna Aam as our second eAoes in the event that hss name IS suffered to soac N,. ioTe the Convention, and oar delegates are be,,hy instructed o cast the vote of tAss coaaty. ax ou, second chosoe fer him, and should R. W. JoAas,s., name not come beiose sad Convention. cur sel,. gates are then instructed to cast the vote of ,ps county fas Mai. T, D. Fiearnoy, believing A,r ,o be faithful sentinel to our pr,nciplcs. xassa73 bearer to the party, and mcrnls ,he hsAes, stanos within the gist of the people. -
 Resolced, That th,s Convention sppo,at tsra delegates frHG thus county to sad Convention Ia pledge the support of this county to the aomiss ton oi sad Convention, and RryAat Keileu and James Smythc are appointed delegates to represrs, Lawrence county in he State Convention, aai n the event that said delegates shall iAi to attend. Jared C. Martin of Pulaski county, IS invested w,,h full power. and requested by this Convention 10 cast the vote of Lawrence county. ia sad Stat, Convention.
 Rssolpea. That copy Of the proceedings of ,ls meeting be forwarded to Col. Jared c Mar,,a, upon it's first publication.
 Resoieed. That the proceedings of thls meeting |
 be slgaed bS the Chairman and Secretary. and
 forwarded to the Arkansas Banner, and Gazette
 and Democrat, with request that they pubhsA 1 the same.
 l On motion the meeting adjournesi--sme dhe ALFRED PHILLIPS, chalr. c. R. JoNEs, Seevstary.
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- Nwnahlnnrnn.
waswmsos, Arpril is.

WA@NA4HpNs AfFfAt ID.
 Nal. DunnldsDm cf Tenaessee. now eaiaog of fhs uuiom. mnkes his addrcns thss ssm0Ening, father ianhis having yNstenay retired from ediloral life It ceeapies shEee columns; he says the Compro. msaa s a tomex of patriotism. and towers ahDve afe erinary spTit of party. and that while he hos the eaiapEia4 columns ef the Unieu under ha con srp1 shah mGver ke the oEgan of any combustion of aspsrims individuals. The National Iatellieen- ceT of to-day, contains letter from E, Riddle of Bustnn, the American commissioner so the great exhibition of London. The Custom House com misSlous on each srticle desgned toE the cxhShS- ton amounted to nearly two dollaFs. besides which, all the ixtafes, tahles. dTsperes. &c., fos fhe display of goods have to Dc furnished by each nation and fhase of other countries are very hVil liant As. has to employ Clerks to make out des- scgsptive catalogues. America is thus far behind every other nation in her arrangements bat the display nevertheless will be fine.
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M. Meek. ]. P. Peters. ]. Carroll, ]. ". Loxan, ]. sleDavsd. W. Mswniams. N. VI. Bishop. ". Cornish. x. P. Tatum. and ,, 4. Rowland. ar such of them as may attend sAe Convcniioa. are hereby appoiuaed delegates b represent us la shat body. RsssissA That oar dslegAses are hereby .a strnctrd to use all proper meahs se procure the aoniaatiOa af R. " JehasOs ay she Convention. Resaiss4 That ths proceedings q thls needing be signed bJ tAe Chairman and Secretary and pub. iishea in the EEdorsdo union.
 0a motion the meeting adjourned.
 JOHN R. HAMPTON, Ckur w H Hives Secnsfsyw
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Democratic Meeting in lizard co"a'


 Democratic Meeting ia lizard couay' Agreeable to previous notice Democratic Hffs ing was held in the Town of Mount Olive, on a's day the 18th of April. AID. 1881. On motion of Alexander Akin Esq, Col. TS' Black, was called to the Chair and Wm. Wooa 'F epoiEted Secretary.
 After a brief explanation of the object 'i '' meeting, by the Chairman, Il was
 Resslped, That comtniite of i've be appoa''' 10 draft resolutions expressive of the sense 9 ''' meeting.
 wbereupon, Daniel Jehry, Alexander DliS'' Jehoiada J. san1s, James Jes'ry and heaIl e'' were appointed said committee and they Fea'sa y. the performance of the duty assigned them aa' after short time returned and reported the io'''s ing resolutions, which were unanimously ad'pfS Resslped, That with view Of acting m eon''' with the Democratic party of the Slate' ''@ ''- ocsats of izard county hereby declare thei' S'.'- aeaa so meet in a State Convention, on 'is '~ Monday of the present month at the city ai L''1 Raek and abide the far declsson of sad D's''' tioa. ,,. R,.otped. That our worthy fellow efioeh .'' Hon. Win coswAE E, has loag been sentinel 0f our principles and has Tsaos''' ''' services to his party. and the State ami $ ei'-' at the hands of the Democracy Of AfSAA'a' s,,me suitable testimonial Of appreciation o' s..ssy and tnss wa t4aesEmend kan 10 '"i D'' rate brethren throughout the Sta'e' As a 'a ble person for thS Congressional nfan'na''oA' th.t our delegktpn in said Convention s as'f' reoa.ste3 and instracied % support hsin aaa !" inc vote of Izard county. for hifa- Re,eis.d Tssi Daniel JeisseY, is ae'eo' u,,u,.a oar delegate to sad ccEsessioE' to e a,,, the wishes of the DesnocFcy oi tbs e9a"'h Ii s further a, 4 Resetsed, That in case our EaEa dssss az attend sad Convention; Lambert J. hs.'ssSA Little Rock, IS hereby appointed to cast uT of ,his coxsty, in said Convention, and ''a 7 x in good tas.h as sct ia obedscaes t' the 'i''' sous given oas sad delegate in the sane 'S as if he were the original aeiegaie, to sad 0O sssa fyosa she county of Izafd. E>ss,ssd. That the proceedings o' sa~ he s,enea ey the Chairman and seesesafy, 1Aa ,..hea Ia the AfkansAs Banned, at Lsuie h'N .ll other Desnocrasic papers iB the ssaie' 'AS' sa,A meeting adiosrne9, sias dis.
 TH0S. SLACK, cA'1'''@N wn. WesD. Sserssary.
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wArsIiag nrsdge.

If the rrpexs of tAe Commissioners be confirmed az h probability t wll. the cisscns of Wheeling. 1t < said, will scarcely abandon 90 valuable an inn prsxsaarnt. bat viii psosaptiy acqnissce m ths
 czsan aaa rsise the bridge te tAe required eleva- ton, Tsking tAe average cf tEazsat during the asoft period the sridge has been open. il E com passa thss 2s0.cea paneasss. is0.ooe wagons. 21,osD sstfle, and so.o0o hoss. wiii csoss in the course of yeaF. ResdeD may thas form some iJea of the usilIty of the structure
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ALvAN PARKER. Charram wx. W. FARmswoRra. Secretary.

Democratic Meeting ia Lawrence Ceaasy.
 Pursuant to previous notice, meeting of the Democratic citizens cf Lawrence county, was heid in the town of Smlthyille, on Monday the i4th of Apnl, 1881.
 On motion of Col. 4. A. Simrson. Mir Alfred Phillips was called to she Char. and Green R. Jones appointed Secretary. After the object of the meeting was explained by the Chairman, q motion was made by Col Wm. B. Marshall. for the chair to appoint committee of five to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of this meeting, whereupon the following gentlemen were appointed, Joseph C. MeGee, James smyths. Leander Wasson.
 On motion of James Blackwell, Col. William B Marshall and Col 4. A. Simpson were added to the coxnpittee; the committee after retlEing short time, returned the following resolutions:
 Whereas. Democratic State Convention com posed of Delegates from the Democracy of the several counties is to be held on the fourth Mon day in Apzil, at Little Rock. to nominate cand- date for Congress And whereas. the Democracy Of this county, in common with their fellow citi- zeas, throughout the State, feel lively interest in the success and pcrpetuiiy of the principles for WHlCn thcy AAfN so hssAh SSHsrhoSaS ~~4~ "~'~ proved So entirely beneficial b the best interest os our countfy, and wishing that harmony and cOn- cers of acton may prevail, without which we en- danger the saceess of our party, sad the noble principles which we have so long maintained. and notwithstanding she large rnajonty of the De
 ocsacy may ky division bring defeat to ous rsnks, theseforefore be #
 Rsssiged, That tha meeting approve sf the holts,nx of State Convention, al Little Rock. sa the 4th Monday n Apfli next. aad pledge them seives to sappst ihe nonaiaee of said Convention independent of local CT persOaal preferences.
 Resslsed, Ths; the Democrats sf Lawrence county. believe William Conway 5. to be q stauach sDd sawsvenss democrat. and that the Democracy of Arkansas should bestow on Aifn an honorable station, which hs has % loag merssed st ,Assr hands. and we recommend hlm to our Demo cratic breshsen throaghoattAe State, as sairaoie person fos the Coasxessioaal namiasison, and thai inc delegates of Lawrence ceasiy srs heseoy in' ssruesea 10 east tas vote of Lawrence eosasy sos him and M the event thai hs esanot he sustained
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From RicAmoad.

RICHMOND, ApFll l6.
 The Savannah News; where the head quarters of the Cabans said to be, speaks of Cuban inva- slon as certain. and says there will be revolution in Ireland. within the ensuing month, whether they receive aid from abroad or not that they in yise the friends of freedom throughout ihe world to assist them. f is well known that the people of Iriaad are with difficulty restrained from con hict at present. and that these who are informed Of their arrangements are sanguihe of success.
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Democratic Meeting In independence e.
 Pursuant to previous notice, Democratic meet ing was heldas Batewilie, in the county of Inds. pendence, on the I2th day o( Apnl. 1851. To select delegates to attend the Democratic State Convention, to be held at Little Rock, on the fourth Monday in Aprl 1851.
 The meeting was organized by calling Col John A. Carter. to the Chair. and appointing wm R. Miller Secretary, the object of the meeting was bfiehy explained by the Chairman.
 On motion of Mir. Eli Ward, the Chairman ap. pointed committee consisting of Messrs Ward Charles II. Pelham. Patrick II. ChildresS, Jack son $. Trlmble. Charles B. Magruder, Gtleps Tucker, and James F. saifold, to prepare 'eSola, tons for the consideration of the meeting. The committee retired and after a short abSenrs returned. and reported the following preamble and resolutions
 Whereas, t has been recommended, that A con veniion of delegates, from the several counties of this Staie be held, at Little Rock, on the fourth Monday of this month. for the purpose of select ing a suitable candidate. to represent the State next Congress of the United States and belleyia that the purpose of said convention wil promo,s the harmony and unity of the Democratic pAry a thing earnestly to be desired, therefore l Resofped, That we. cordially approve of aa convention.
 Rssolrsf That we wall use all far and hoH1 able means to promote the election of the Rofnnes of sad Convention.
 [ Resoaped That Col Jno. A. Carter. MessS. ? HI Childress and Gideon Tucker, be apponss delegates to represent this county in sad eon'ea ton. and that they be instructed to vote for Nm i Conway B.. as the first choice of this meeuag 1 Rssolsed, That these resolutions be signed sv i the Chairman. and Secretary, and publshsd B the Banner and Democrat, and such other PaPeH ] in the State as ma, be willing to publish then 1 Which resolutions. were adopted by the meetns. 1 On motion of Col. C. H. Pelham, t was ] Rssaised. That in the evsnt of the aesea'f from the Convention of any of the delegates ls delegate or delegates who may be present, be '- ! thorized to give the entire vote of ths eouatl' 1 Hon. !. $. TrimbIe, offered the following 'es ! lutians. i Resolsed, That should inc delegation hnd ' impossible for Judge Conway to receive the ne'S 1 nation, theu they be instructed to sappon aa' suitable man in the northern part of the ssa's'
 whom they may discover hes chance iO' a'
 nomination.
 | Which was rejected.
 On notion of Col. c. H. Pelham. the mee''A adjourned sine die.
 JNo. A. CARTER, Chair~sA 1 Wa. R. MmIEs, Ssey
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Ir In view of inc vast services contributed by the late John S. Skinner, to the cause of American Agriculture and Manufactures, il is proposed tha the Agric ultnrists and Manufacturers contribute such an amount for his widow as will insure her moderate income during life Surely, such sug gestioa will be acted on with pronptness, with pleasure and with pride.
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u- The New York Express has obtained a yer dict for so0o against the Telegraph Company, be- tween New York aad Washington. fOt not trans miiting certain communications ia compliance with their contract
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Ris er sea.Aaa.

New Yoss letter of the atA iass-, n the Cia- eiaaah ComeEnia. sasE
 souse ezrioss ssesiss sic aGoat respecting Madam An;ta f5eosxe. ssfhoseas q .fhs Qassasefs fspain." wAs l>isly salssa hssee for FaIoae. sad against wAssn hsr kusbssA Aas chained decSse of disoscs upon esideuus Sxfsnjag. itiszsi4 tp T. T. Headiy, author. of t.Napoiesa and hb MsEsksss &c-
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IJ- Mfr. Adams, in Mancheztes. N. H.. has iB- vented machine for weaving bags without seams The machinery is sad to be very simple. and can be adapted to every description of bags ffom bea- tick b q shot bag.
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A Reather in the se ale.

Said prudent father so his son ''You ought to marry" aNever" ..i know girl for yea.'' ''Let me alone" Bat. perhaps, yon don't kaow her. She $ yoaag.1 .'Then she IS siy.'' Beautiful" .sThe more dangefous-" ''Uf good family y-"-- ..Tken she $ pFoad.'' ''She is tender heated" !" Thea she Ss ieAlous.'' 'sShe has talents" ''fo kiIi uae.,' shaa si0e, ,O00." "FH fzke ksy."
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Fashlon 6o<s ast oflsa cares the psss but sbs s.hildren of the frent, Il s hzis ss sAs Fsss I asually ssss jtssif against tho est of tks hOnr
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For sale, cheap hw CASE. ona DeuAar Msdian frnsRs rass ln eompssss eraa-spsaS q ss Askaasas Dsanst UaEee-
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OaF CoIaeetoF.

Mir. TnonAs CHAnsx1x. h authorized to makc collections and receive sahscripsions foE the Aa- KANSAS BANSEn.
 He has already started upca tour through the
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PRINTfNa ROARDs, CARDa, %.
TO PRlNTERs.

vsoa assostmens oF prtnas. beus hiseap isuHF and paPes s cunssaaay hera ea had sl She AEkansas Banner oars, aad ~ai ss furniuhsd s ss uads ai lo' pieces for CASH.
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TO emnPPERs.
Printing Press.

Bss af Lads, nsnaly prassd, us sale q s Ask.Asa' farmer Oakre.
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We hope our subscribers will remember the printer and be ready to pay up.
 IF The Banner Is the authorised newspaper i5r he publication of eszay notiees-pEice 3l cts fsr each notice.
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TWm. M. vAn vAlxknsuaaa. Esq. WaFssa Bradley ceunsy. l. authsFissa ts sst e Agsat ter tha Afkannas Baanes.
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Al Adverdsemszss neenas< eN shs bamnes, sapnia es aaaea a by ie seoeh, Msaaay nsnias sf saeh wssa so ,.sars Ger inresssa
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Democratic Meeting In Independence e.

G. R. JoSEs, Secretary.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-14
noGGETT 4 ANDERsoN, yPHoLsTE

nOGGETT Il ANDERSON, UPHOLSTE.
IL RERS AND PAPER HANG corner
their spring stock of French and Amer. Paper Hang
ngs borders and fire screens comprising the largest and
most elegant assortment offered in this city. Our
stock OF rich gold and velvet parlour papers OF the
beautiful descriptions while the cheaper qualities
unusually handsome this season, and at prices we
sure will give satisfaction. We have also large
and well selected stock OF floor Oil Cloths, India and
Spanish Mating, Window Blinds, transparent Shades
curled hair and shuek Mattresses feather Beds Bols
ters and Pillars, with general of curtain
goods and trimmings, all OF which will be sold on
sonable TERMS
Paper hanging and upholserng executed in the best
manner NH 27-3m
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-14

EBOBERT McNAMEE, MAKER OF SUR
asks the attention of Physicians and Dentists to his
stock, which will be found to comprise all kinds OF
Dental and Surgical instruments, Trusses Cutlery, &c.
He likewise skes to order and repairs all descriptions
of Instruments. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he trusts to be able to merit
tnuance Of it. by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons.
MAIN STREET, opposite American Hotel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-14

vUNHE GREAT REMEDY!-DR WAISTS
i SEMINAL PILLS, for the cure of secret dis
eggs are by tar the best article in the market. They
They are selling rapidly and give general satisfaction
Each box contains nifty pills for dollar. Give them
stna and you VIII buy no other Prepared and for sale
by DR.. WALSH, at his Medical Office and
CHEAP Book STORE,
NH II Broad sI,, north OF Theatre
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a I THE GOTHIC WINDOW. NO. IA!

AT THE GOTHIC WINDOW, NO. las
"A MAIN ST.-The Virginia Sky-Light Daguer
Gallery is permanently located the above
number. We have fitted up and furnished our new
rooms with everything requisite tor convenience and
splendid pictures, and hope friends will calland
anime.
EXTRACTS.
Mr. Pratt has fitted up his new establishment in
style which reflects much credit upon his taste and lib
erality.-Dajly Dispatch
His reception room pretty aboudoir as we have
recently seen, elegantly fitted up with splendid carpets
rich velvet dyans statues, Immense bay window, with
stained glass, &c.-Enquirer.
Messrs. Pratt & Co. the first to introduce the
Sky light system into the State and appear to be
stanty inventng something for the improvement OF the
art-Iimes.
TIE arrangement of his show room is exquisite,
whilst the Sky Light is superb.-Whig.
Our new establishment we think will give great
tisfacton every possible pains has been taken,
CARELESS of expense. to make our Great Combination
North Light 80 feet in hight and proportionate breadth
perfect as our long experience in Sky-Lghts would
permit.
WIN. A. PRATT,
Virginia Sky-Light Daguerrean Gallery, No. las
Main st.
mh7 Richmond, under the Gothic Window.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-14

DRIVATE PRACTICABLE. PLUME d.
L CO. may be consulted as usual, on the subject OF
all delicate diseases Strangers and residents may find
at our office the best facilities for dschargng those
nameless maladies annoying to the mind, and when
neglected, so fatal to the body All those whose cases
seem stubborn and unyieldng under ordinary treat
ment and who have almost given up despair are par
ticuary invited to give call, means mild
strike at the and perfectly safe. Constantly
hand supply of our Chemica Extract of French
FlotcerS, which unsurpassed for restoring strength
and manly vgor abused and debitaed organs. Con-
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near Exchange Hotel, and first door South Of Trinity
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6 @ % q

ID @ -
p ICHMOND ~ PETERSBURG RAIL.
ma ROAD.-SPRING AND SUMNER AR
RANGEMENT.-On and after Saturday, the 18th Of
March, the Trains will run as follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily, at..............6 P M
Leaves Petersburg daily, at M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Leaves Petersburg, same days, at .3f P. M
Fare, when tickets procured at the Office. 81 90
when paid in the cars. ................ l l2i
Children over 3, and not IL years of age, SER
wants and cooured persons-when tickets are pro-
cured at the office-haf price,
N. B. Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nished with two passes, that be retained at
the office; and must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to go on the
No freight packages Of any description will be al
lowed on the Mail Train.
NORFOLK TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, .......................6& Am.
For Port Waltha where it connects with the steamer
Augusta.
IasSage .......SZ w
Meals each. .......-....... SO
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Superintendent transportation.
n md 70 p,b1
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IL The Richmond Fire Association are prepar-
ed to ssu policies of Insurance the above descrp-
ton of risks reasonable terms any similar CON-
pany, and respectfully ask share Of the patronage OF
the pub ic: Applications will be received at the Or
fce No. 223 corner Main and 9th streets, where the
officers will cheeruly furnish all information that may
be required. All losses promptly and Literally adjusted
JAMES BOSIER, President.
JOHN H. BosBER, Secretary no 7
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UNARsON,S UNIVERSAL REFRIGERA.

EARSON'S UNIVERSAL REFRIGERA-
n TORS, the very best now in use.-Owing to the
great demand for this Refrigerator, the manufacturer
quence ofincreased facilities in the manufacture he is
now enabled to supply any demand that may arise at
prices yaryiag from eleven TO thirty dollars. Also
Parsons Water Coolers, two three four and six gal
Ions, Tor sale by r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
may 5 ISL Eagle SQUARE