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Clocks, CIOcks-A beaunluI article Of
mantle, New Styles" just received and Tor
sale Low hy CUMMINGS Il BRACKlN.
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ThOS II. Atkinson,

Offers for sale at bis Tin Shop. In csuollton 9
large and well selected lot Of ALBANY
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LARGEST & BEST

and you can take home paiset cs.t load o
goods, ell Psidier CUMMINGS q BRAckiN.
Urt. IS, 81
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NEW PUBLIC TaONS.
1ssHH 81 we oFsEsGE sE.
Eagle Square,


HAVE RECEIVED
Thorpe, quiet English Town. and Human Life
therein. By William Mouutord; l vol limo,
handsomely printed. ....--..--.-..-....-.-.S {
Eleven Weeks in Europe; and what NAV be seen in
that time. By James Freeman Clarke, | vol IL
mo 81
Up the Rhine b V Thomas Hood; with comic iustra
tons, pleasant, humorous book for trav ellers, >
The Solar System Descriptive Treatise upon the
Sun, Moon and Planets, including an account of all
Secretary Of the Royal Astronomical Society of
Memorial Of James Fennimorc Cooper, II neat vol
une, containing discourse the life and genius
Cooper. BY VIM. Cullen Bryant; speeches by Hon
Daniel Webster George Bancroft G.. Z. Il. James,
+. Hawks, and other distinguished men. with
letters from Washington Irving, j. X. Pauldng
Ralph Waldo Emerson Edward Everett, II. w.
Longfeow, Nathaniel Hawthorne and Others with
portrait of Cooper -..--.--..-----...-.---..S
The Princeton Pulpit edited by John Il. Duield ad.
lege; being sermons delivered in Princeton by Rev.
DR.. Miller, A. Alexander, j. Maclean A. b. bod,
M. B. Hope, J. A. Alexander, &c. &c.-.!........$l
The Riches that bring no Sorrow. By the Rev. Frs
kline Neal, NJ. A, author of the Clo.ins Scene, &C.
The Mystery Solved or lreands Mseries, the grand
cause and cure. By the Rev. Edward Marcus Dill,
A M. NJ. D., Missionary agent of the Irish Presby-
terrain Church Observation-Disclosures.
Heaven, Earnest and Scriptura inquiry into
the abode of the Sainted Dead. By Rev. H. Hin
bauge fifth edition revised and improved. .....
A Manual Of Religious Instruction, specially intend
ed for the oral teaching of colored persons but
adapted to general use in Families and Schools. By
Rev. John A. Hof. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
is 10
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LANGUID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES changes in
she temperature have avery bad effect upon the blood
tudden change from full generous, to low, poor diet
will be equally injurious the health sudden changes
of weather If would have health we must endeavor
to prevent faras lie, great extremes of all kinds
Every of heat cold of eating drinking tends
to produce mpurty of the blood thus its circulation
becomes anguid the very channels OF life are cogged
and the first consequence that the bowels become
tive.
We are in this condition ready to receive any disease
with which we may in contact; and without any
contact with any affected with Sickness shall
have headache. heartburn dzsness foul tongue loss of
appetite; all the result of the state of cosveness
When the atmosphere become impure und oppressive
to mankind itrequres the tempest to agtats it, give
it purity and life
tration ofBRANDRETHS PILLS, which, by exciting
commotion accelerated movement in that organ
Will occasion all mortid be expelled thereby
reducing purity to the blood aud health to the whole
flame.
For sale by NJ BRANCH
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RGtifc1ti0n UJeet;oo ot Ph;IoJo11:

The Wings of Philadelphia assembled in large
numbers on Tuesday evening to ratify the nomi-
nations OF Scott and Graham. The Inquirer des,
erlbes the gathering as ga mighty one'' John b
Myers presided, with large array of Vice Pres
iaentsand Secretaries; and addresses were de-
liVefeo by Judge Conrad, Governor Jones, (Ten-
nessee,) Colonel Netherland Hon. w. Ballard
Preston, Virginia Hon. G. B. Duncan, Ioui.
s,anna') MIR: Cobb, (Mississippi) and others
Resolutions in support of the nominations were
enthusiastically adopted.
second meeting was held in another part OF
independence Square, and passed off with not
less eclat. The President was James Traquair.
and Hon. Mr. Norton (ohio,) Judge Jessrp, Mr.
NORRIS and Ex-Governor johnson, were the
speakers.
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HsY ALEXANDER NCTT n s75g-
No. u maim street, op2osifa tlse civ Ezntaa


TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS K SATURDAYS
M the above named DAYS will sell at public auction
hatpast9 o'clock variety of miscellaneous goods eb
the following: ~ "A
FOhNlIUR E.-Cabinets Wardrobes Sideboards Rp.
feas bedseads Chairs ofevery style and pattern Hair
and ohuck Mattresses, Dining Tea Toilet and Card Tables
Beds and Bedding &c 7
~ Aloo-A large lot of seasonabe piece and cut Dry
ahneis bleached and unbeached Domestics white and
brown Linen Table Covers Oil Cloth do Hosiery era
watts. Shirts and Drawers, Ne ~ - VI"
CLOTHING, &c-Also large collection of seasonobrs
ready made clothing Boots and Shoes silk wool and
waterproof hats, cloth and glazed Caps Cutlery and
large assortment Of Trunks Vace and Carpet Bags Ma
son Challenge Hacking, Friction Matches Cloc and on
description ~ u ''eiy
mn ALEX MOTT X co
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FALL OF Rocks AT NIAGARA FALLs.-On
Saturday morning large portions of the rock near
the American FERRY broke off and felln the riv
er, stirring up considerable additional commotion
in the eadron of seething waters. The falling
rock was detached from the under wall of Point
view" Many fine specimens of gypsum and
mica have been brought to the surface by this
phenomenon, and the whole army of explorers
for geological specimens may be seen engaged in
the busy pursuit..
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E.Y RICHARD CAUTHORN.
REGULAR SALE DAY.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
hN the days above named, commencing at9I o'clock
- will sell at auction at my store on 18th ST.. a va
rety OF miscellaneous articles consisting of the follow
ing
GROCERIEs-sugar Coffee, Gunpowder Tea, Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and Sides
Rice, Pepper Ginger, Brandy, Whskey, Gin, Molasses
Butter Lard, Henings, Shad.
FURNITURE-Bureau Sideboards Washstar,fs
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads
Chars, Candestands dining ten, and toilet Tables Bed
ding OF every description, Tenders Shovel and Tongs
with many other articles in the house keeping line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c-I will also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing OF every kind Hats Caps
Books, &c.
NH 90 "a r CAUTHORN
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CHOLERA AT HIGHLAND, ILLrN o1s.-We learn
from friend that private letter was rece ived
yesterday from Highland. Illinois, stating that the
cholera had broken out in that place, and that sew
elal old and prominent citizens of the place had
ia victims. The citizens had met and estab
lished an hospital and quarantine to prevent the
frrther increase of the disease. 1t was brought
among tflom by emigrantS.
st, T,oUis Rendition
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wAUgrIoN NoT.CE-partcular sttent

~ AUCTION Notwithstanding attention
requested to the extensive sale of Furniture the
residence of Mrs. r. H. Jenkins on 18th street between
Grace and Franklin streets, which will be continued
commencing at half past four o'cbock this afternoon
Nearly the entire furniture of l2 chambers remains
TO be sold consisting OF bedsea feather beds hair aud
shock Mattresses bureaus. washstands. wardrobes &c
Inc sale will commence precisely at half past four
jeas ~ A..
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Especial Correspondence of the New York Heraldl

Especial Correspondence of the New York Heradl
WASHINGTON, June 22-9P M,
Secretary Webster has expressed his intention
OF resigning as as he can arrange the bust
ness of the State Department AS Mr.. Law
renee is coming home, it is supposed the mission
to England may be rendered him
The Senate, to-day, ratified one ofthe Minneso-
ia Indian treaties, said to be the most important,
and about which there had been SO much difficulty.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Gays.
4LAHUAmhE. EsEs.pssNNE ave, nUIg.p-

VALUABLE EsE5IDEHGE AND EUIgD-
ING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF SYDNEY, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Mr c, II. Dance having pur2
chased larger arm and intending to thereon,
VIII expose TO sale at public auction TUESDAY, the
29th instant at o'clock, p NJ, upon the premises, his
neat and desirable cottage residence in the town of sgd
ney at the corner OF Harvie and Federal streets with all
the buildings attached therefor all first order,
aud sufficient Tor the accommodation of moderate sized
family After the sale of tie dwelling there will be sold
ten beautiful lois fronting ON the north line of Elmwood
street. each 50 feet running back IS feet to an aev
Also other building lots fronting the north line of
Federal street OF the size depth of the above
lots
TERMs-Oue third cash. balance six and twelve months
or negotiable notes interest added and title retained till
the last note shall be fully paid off.
w. GODDIN
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"VUsE AND EOT On LOCUST ALLEY
III FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold on
FRIDAY next, the 22d July, commencing at TO- clock
p NJ upon the premises that large four story brick ton
ement situated on the east side OF Locust Alley between
Nam and Franklin streets adjoining the property of Jno
Thompson ESD fronting s5 feet and running back 125
feet to 10 foot alley The house is in good ORDER hav.
ing recently repaired throughout and has ample
conmodatons for large tam ~ This property is loca
ted IN the very heart of the city and is desirable from
contiguty to the principal places of business
TERMs4 cash, the balance g. IL and Is months for
negotiable notes. with interest added and secured by
trust deed. JAS NJ TAYLOR
lie 24-antf Ar,tr
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CHOLERA IN THE WEST.

NEW York, June %.
A private letter dated Cincinnati the 18th inst.
stated that number of cases of Asiatic Cholera
mad occurred there. creating quite panic The
theatres and other lily ventilated rooms were de-
serted and the papers avoid eny mention of the
subject.
CINCINNATI, June %.
Inc weather is quite warm, and cholera is pre-
Va'hns TO some extent among the aboring classes
". un Tue CoVington and Lexington Railroad, and
there are few scattering cases in this civ
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Es=zstss.a.sAE MILITARY AND CIVIC.-The Eagle
Infantry, Lieut.. A. Richards, commanding, will make
their fifth annual excursion down James River on the
steamer Curtis Peck, on MONDAY evening the 2sth
Instant.
The corps will be accompanied by the Armory Brass
Band and Rutfn's Cotlon Band. The boat will leave
the wharf at Rockets at y o'clock precisely. Mr.. A.
Pizzini will furnish refreshments board city prices
Tickets for gentleman and lady ST. for each additional
lady, so cents to be had of Messrs. Haskins C Libby
e. E. Sadler, any officer of the company.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Juno "a.

FLoUR-We note a decline of 81 cents per Dbl. to day
The sales aggregate about 600 bbls. ut 81 12l.
GRAGS--Red Wheat sells at 9salJO cents, and " bite
at 1ooa1o4 cents per bushel Some movement in
SO cents for yellow and 90 cents for white.
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AUCTION SALES.
TEBss DAY.

r'fhHRr Y-sEvEN AND a 9aAF,w
ra,, ACRES or VALUABLE LAND IS TIE
LINN LINN OF SIDNEY NEAR THE CITY OF
hii11hM0ND, FOR SALE AT AUCTGUN.-yvill 10.
solo on FRIDAY the 25th day of June 1852 upon The
premises commencing at - O'Clock. p. NJ, 81 acres Of
city OF Rlchmond, bounded on c Sont b, Inc land ~
hoDson Jr' Esq, on the West by the land of Lewis
~ orensnaw, ESQ and on the North d East by Ill.,.
hlchnond lufnplke,and the old coal pit road Tbi,
land is well enclosed and in successful cn,vaiion and
most ooaugly The richness othe soil AID its nearnos,
to the city renders it peculiarly valuable for
suburban residence narket o r,lcn
TERMs-One third cash; balance az and - fnontls
Tor negotiable notes. interest added secured Nv trust
deed. " Eon35%- N7'
je IS -.
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CONGRESS- EDWAE.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDING

WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WAsHINGToy, June ~.
Tbs SENATE engaged to-day i'll debating rules of
order
In the House, the Pennsylvania contested lection
case under discussion
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LATEST NEWS.
National Agricultural Convention

WASHINGTON, June "a.
The National Agricultural Convention met day in
this city Twenty States represented by 54
delegates.
Marshall Wilder, Esq, Of Massachusetts, was chosen
President, and committee appointed who reported
a constitution, &c.
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THE Nominations al The South and Uesi.

PiTTsBuRen, June 22.-We have dispatches
fran all pait of the West, St. Louis, Louisville,
Springfield, Chicago, Nashville AIaysyille
W heleing, Columbus, Cleveland. and numerous
otherpoints giving accounts ofthe enthusiasm with
which tho Wing nominations have everywhere
been received. In many of these places salutes
of cannon were fired, in honor of the nomina-
tions.
CHARLESTON, June 21.-The Wing nomination
has caused good deal Of surprise, and are strong
OF than was expected.
New ORLEANS, June 22.-The nominations of
Scott and Graham caused much surprise here, but
are generally acceptable to the Wings, A salute
OF 100 guns fired in honor.
WORCESTER, June GA ratification meeting
was held here last evening, which was pretty
| largely attended. a salute of one hundred guns
was fred
! LYNN, Mass, June 22.--The news of the
nomination OF Gen. Scott was received in this city
with great enthusiasm; sautes were fired. &c.
| New HAVEN. June 22.-The Wings of the
| city fired national salute on the receipt of Gen.
| Scotts nomination. The strongest enthusiasm
| prevails and ratification meeting will probably
be held this evening.
LOWELL Ii P. M.-Great enthusiasm of the
| Wings in Lowell and Dracut upon the reception
of news of the nomination of Gen. Scott. The
Wings ofthis city and Dracus, fired n salute of
| thirty-one guns at each place.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June eli Journal office.)-
| We are now firing one hundred guns for Scots.
lnthe Senate Wednesday bill was reported
from the Committee on Foreign Relations which
| proposes to grant indemnity, in pursuance of the
recommendation of the President, to the Spanish
subjects resident at New Orleans and Key West
who suffered lossesby the popular tumults at those
places consequent upon the late Cuban expedi-
| ton.
The House ofRepresentatives on the same day
passed to third reading the bill to grant dona-
tons of public lands to the several States and Ter
ritores and this District, in due proportions, for
the support of Education and other public purpo-
| ses.
We congratulate the whole country, and the
honorable Representatives themselves, on this
suspicious step in a most benefcent measure.
Nat. Int.
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HALE ACRE E.OTS aN DUyAI.,s AID
IL 4 DlIION FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will
be sold on SATURDAY. the 26h day of June 1872 upon
the premises respectively, commencing at O'Clock p
NJ, IA half acre Lots in Duva addition. They lie some
OF them in the city of Richmond northwest Of Mr.
Martins residence and nearly opposite the residence
OF Mr. Hill others lie the hill III the county of Henrico
the farm of Mr. w Robinson and others lie ON the
level plain west OF Bacon Quarter Branch to several
lots owned by the heirs OF the late James Brown de-
ceased The lots are, will be. marked with corner
stones-some of them beautifully located-and will
suit admirably for market gardens, suburban reside
ces The lots IN the city will be divided to suit the
views of builders The sale will commence with the lots
near Mr. Robinsons farm.
TERMs.-Onethird cash, balance at and month, for
negotiable notes. interest added secured by approved
endorses or title withheld. w. GODDIN,
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EE "A G. RS OFFICER FRANCE
I'VE 4 Co, successors to F. MORRIS Il co.
EOr This Dav.
Capitals $4,000, 5000 5000 1887, 1000 20 of 5Oo tc
rs numbers, II drawn. Tickets a.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery-Captal $500, $500,
&c Tickets Sc.
Drawn numbers ofSusquehanna-class 90:
8 so 10 20 81 Al 26 SO At 90 So 49,
Je24 c.. w. PURCELL
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FHNEEE QUsNT ssENCE OF KNOW
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THIS series OF popular manuals is intended not for
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One OF the most conpendi for refsrene in
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ford Times
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xsask FOR NEW YORN-FUaf Vesse1-Vir-
ssaE sinia line of Richmond and New Work
Fackess.-Ihe superior new packet schr CALICO,
Captain Nelson, loading and will sail with dispatch
For balance of freight of 500 packages tobacco apply
Captain on boad at Ralson Il Peasants wharf Or to
ssSaRs FOR fsOsTO N-F5rsl Vessez-The reg
- ular packet schr COURIER, Captain;R ogers now
loading and will sail with despatch For balance freight
apply Captain board at Ralston & Peasants wharf
| or to
ie23 DAVID CURRIE.
49, FOR FREHG azT OR CaaAfsTER.-
The superior fast sailing A coppered and copper
je ~ ~ V 'S'''''' ail DAVID cURRIE.
TOCEsNEMAN VVANTEHS.-Thc subscribers re
- siding at Lexington Va wish to employ journeyman
COACH SMITH To first-rate hand constant employ.
ment and good wages will be gven Apply at this of
ie aa-eoet BRAND & STEVENSON.
&TfsATToN's OEEsUE, no. 5, sonlh
- fAsi, street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware No 81, June 10th;
Sc SO % 30 % 81 II 8 90 Is 3 30 Ga.
Tickets Nos q 80 prize of 1920, sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No lag, June 10th:
80 II So 81 70 20 81 10 46 90 12.
Tickets Nos 30 p r. the second capital Of $1,000 sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware No aa-June 81:
43 SO 63 So SO 81 - SO ~ 81 AZ % 81 "a.
Whole Nos % 80 SO, prize Of 500 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky No. 144-June %:
80 81 IS 81 IL 62 81 80 SO so II 81 rs.
Ticket Nos. IS 81 60 sold and paid by SITUATION.
Drawn Nos. of De aware extra No %, June 22nd.
45 7 70 IL IS 81 81 80 5 "a.
Tickets Nos As 81, prize of 500, and paid by
STRATTON.
FRIDAY-Dslaware, extre, No. 24--Capital $4,000.
7a Nos, 13 drawn. Tickets 81.
sATURDAY-Kentucky.ex extra No. i4s--Capital 81
Al. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s..
SATU RDAY-Delaware Lottery, No 22-to be drawn
26th June-Captal: $4,000. Grand Capitals S26,567
100000 $4,000 100 of 1000 100 of 500 100 Of 800 &c rs
nos IA drawn. Tickets $50.
e Buyers reterredto my list of prizes, which
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by
Orders forpackages, certificates, single tickets in
the above schemes and in all the lotteries promptly at
tended and drawings sentwhen requested Please adj
dress orders to
je2l N. sTRATTON Richmond Va
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MARINE INTELLIGENT
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Lucy Robinson, Robinson New York; salt &c to
Davenport. Allen & Co.
Schr John Titus, Newcomb, Philadelphia. GOAL to e H
Clarke. -
lsr -
:, sehr John Polk Johnson New York, hay to Edmond,
Davenport Co.
Sohr Volant Truett, Philadelphia coal
6oop Mary L. Compton, Rowland New York
SAILED
Sloop Mary Helen, Corson, Philadelphia
NEW YORK. June a3-Crd schr Merchant. Couch.
Richmond.
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w. ALLEN,
ID ApER Ann II ARR 7

81 Vain Street,
"OU1ID inform his friends and 1atrous tta+ he -
W opened IN the house Of Messrs T. r. Price & O.
up STAIRS werehe will be pleased to see them md
sures them that nothing will be spared to give
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I'll IMPORTANT NOTICE. ~ssan
Ito HAT, BOOT &c SHOE WEARERs 800
:, The cheapest place in the city to buy is at j "a
H.ANTH0NY.s, where Molcskin Hats of the best qpal
are SOLD at 81 So second quality SO; silk Sc so
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots o. "a
Patent Leather Congress Boots .......... -
Patent Leather Oxford Ties . 7g
Patent Leather Monterey Boots . o5
Together with an assortment of Panama Ieehorr a3
it Hats, Umbrellas, &c. 7'1 anu
pc COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
|ANHE notes of the Southern Nsannfacaurcya
Bank, OF Washington City, and of the Corn0-
rat1on OF fredericksburg, will be received at mar
with Virginia Bank Notes at our counter 49,
my 20-lm C. w. PURCELL Il co
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nENzNs.-5 heavy blue Denims. just re
~ ceved and for sale very low. by
e % KENT. PAINE & KENT
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NEW yUVENFE-zl ssOOas.-Mau. Ed

Y worth's Early Lessons in vols So rs.
Hans Andsrson's Story Book, with memoir, by Mar
Hewitt, and illustrated, / vol, rs cents
Wonderful Tales from Denmark by Hans Christian
Anderson new translation with illustrations, VOL rs
cents
Boys Own Book extended complete encyclopedia OF
all athletic scientific recreatve outdoor and indoor
cses and diversions including the Boys Own Book the
Book OF gymnastics and Paror Magic, VOL 81. cents.
Mark Seaworth tale of the ocean, by Benjamin H G
kingston, ESQ., author OF Peter the Whaler, &c, with H.
iustrations, by John Absolon, rs cents.
Evenings at Home, by Dr. Akin and Mrs arbauld,
newly revived and corrected by Cecil Hartley, A. illus
and for sale by A. MORRIS.
lie 25 OF Mi o.
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able retreat is this day opened to visitors They are
located about II miles above Richmond far from the
Manakn town ferry, in Powhatan county. The regular
route from Richmond by the Danville Railroad Robi
GUS depot the river road thence by daily line of ON
nibuses to the Springs. Fare through ST. board by the
day 81 So by the week So; by the month sas; children
under twelve years of age and servants price Horses
so cents per day Single meals and lodging each so
cents The table will be furnished with everything in
season; and the musical band bathing. and amusements
of the ball room and bowling alley will be regularly kept
up during the
The subscriber resides at the place and will make
every effort the comfort and pleasure of his
guests
Charles A. McEvoy ESQ, well known skilful pro-
lessor OF his art will give instructions in dancig the
Springs during the r. w. ROYSTER.