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ceAsr SURVEY oyrIcs,
January ~, 1888.
sir Having reported result OF survey Rock,
oas York, after The blasting there, that the rocks had
reduced from eight feet low twenty aud
half feet have the honor to state that subsequent
survey Major Fraser engineers charge
Gate appropriation
bill approved 1852, showed eighteen this
rock and that made rscsnty after additional blasting
points of less than feet and
least depth low The rock little
According Major Fraser probably very
part OF rock ofwenty reference
would respectfully authority publish this
Yours, respectfully.
q $685. A. d. BACHE
Superintendent
Hon. Taos. CoawIs, Secretary of the Treasury.
Feb a-lt
NATIONAL THEATRE.
D. A. MARSHALL. ............. ...",.s Sole Lessee.
Third night popular agedan comedian,
Mr.. u. t. MURDOCH,
Who will appear in his celebrated characters Of
YOUNG MIRABLE AND PETRUCHio
In the popular Katherine Petrucho.
On "WEDNESDAY EvekIso February 9th,
The performances with comedy, acts,
#t WINE WORKS WONDERS!
the Inconant original Farquha
adapted Tor modern BY Mr. Murdoch and acted
s. ~'h great success IN all the principal theatres tho United
n
The evenings entertainment! conclude with shakspeaes comedy
in acts of
KATHERINE n PETRUCHIo.
evening" fourth night Of Mr. Murdoch and Mr.. Bowere
when will be produced shiton's great play Of
THE ROBBERS.
Prices Of admission Private SIS dress circle
9uee 80 cents cdfan under 10 half
Is ceai orchestra IS family CIRCLE IS
tier so coiored gallery rs
Doors at6A o'clock viii The
M TO O'Clock,
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The respectfully informs his fellow
made the of his
SCHOOL You've by the adjournment Of Congress-
filled by pupils. The comprehensive OF the
Of studies English French Latin Natural Science
Mathematical will be hundred dollars academic
year.
INDIANA AVENUE near City Hall, February D. 1853.
H. w. CUsHMAN.
9--ifms
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FbTn a Uror1rfsss
undersisped foregoing bid v carrying
tho mAilon
sha prior July. eo2s Into The
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TuRE FOR sALEThe house Is situated near the fresi
GENTS and Lafayette entirely having
np'cd about dining
st noor two paron second and chambers
hath a en'h floors has hne large pantry,
% ,o,s, estern, pump, sc.
- el and plain, rnd selected
months c.re IL IN. been well kep, and h now
will +. ,y.n na wi amount shout $500
roftof'her particulars inquire OF " ~ ' -
| r.s o-.oas, JAS. MCGUIRE,
| ------- Aucuonser.
poTAToES, POTATOES - ooo ss, :, -
| suit purchasers. Apply P's'""a for sale In lot. 70
r.ba-.om - FyrrR BERRY
~ r# water street, geors.,oyvp
1ree .ssorsms M OF Nstensinss. very sap.r,,r -.
"A ehas's comic snd sentimental For ct, ~ss
TAYLOR NATIVE
1ses bookstore, nsa,u 4
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Prices OF admission Private boxes, SIS par
9uee 50 Children 10 years. half price
rs cents; orchestra rs family circle, rs
aer so cents coiored gallery, rs
Doors open at 81 O'Clock the curtain will be raised Tn
box ONCE will be daily from 10 O'clock, O'Clock
pm.
Feb 0
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Tickets SO To be Saloon evening
BALL stsvenss, Browns Building and the principal hotels
F.bp-lawtMarl,dti
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ARRIVALS A7lTHE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
yESrERpA ~

EXCHANGE H0TEL.--D @ Halmer.
Halifax + A Column, John Colmsu. do. Inn
| Miller, lady andN g Miller, Pitfsvlysn;a. NJ.
Miller, Halifaxa EW Miller, Hanover. i.ew;s
Colmau, do;' @ r Pryor, Va. ID B Antrim. j i,
Antrim, AiheEnaFle; Thos kenard. mn. r. q
Flemings, Hanover; r M Andrew, Richmond:
Tomiin, King William; w P Ellen. Han.
oyer; = r Niemand, Phila; J FnrweIi. Ala;
hECoiman, lady and servan. Neck lenbure;
Belize Z Aiexanaer, dol N Alexander, child
Holman. lady, Ala; DR. II w Holman. Miss;
Mrs A Tarranf, Ala; Jas Ross, New York;
fhos Down, Ala; w H Simmons, Mecklen-
burg Tyler, Savannah; N Cussic, N York;
Normant Walker, Richmond; Mrs z Fiizsi.
mons, charleston; B u Fitzsiinons, lady and
s sc mr. and Mrs Porcher, do; ] 8 Baldwin,
CITY HOTLL-Capt Mike. Ship WASH
,ngton; Capt. Park, N Y; Hanger, J q
Evans, Va; LIT Gatewood Henrico; w w
Hall, Norfolk; r Crump, B Crump. s c;
J Osborne, Va; w l. Page, N G; Geo f
Addison, Ala; b Tucker. Weldon; Myers,
n y; B A Williams. Norfolk; E N Watkins,
Texas; w A DIETRICH, Henrico; w N Bell,
Wilmington w Jones. Hanover: D Amer and
timore; s Y. PawIing,W c Parks, Phil; r J
HaskiDs, t Steers, w; ID G Truker, b
Pren,iss. w E Morris, Louisville; w HAYNES,
California; A jackson, Washington; G B
Russell and lady, Miss James, Mrs Butler
and daughter, Mercer; A P Johnson, G C
Hayes, N G; J p Scott, Cincinnatti; F B
Major, H l. Jones, Master Jones, Charles
City; w Slime, Chesterfield; A Pope, Loui.
siana; G B Oswald, M E Jackson, Va; H w
Cole and lady, Miss T G RuggIes, Miss Tay.
lor, N Y. .e7ss al. ssasss - i gf-. . :
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-EJ Gillism, Buckine.
ham; ] II Payne, Stafford; DR. w II johnson, Ches.
terheld; Miller, Cumberland; r N Miller, Powhs.
tan; d w Fitzgerald Nottoway; r II Gillian, B uck-
ingham; w Scott, A Bell w T Wootten and
D Witt, Prince Edward; Pool and Z Smith.
son, Lunenburg; w Ellis, Amelia; r Gatewood,
Caroline; WE Johnson and J Boatwright Cum
6erlano; nj Pittman, Stanton; J J Averett and w
Faulkner, Halifax; N Smithson and S
Armstrong, Charlotte; Dyson and Dyson, Va;
Porter, Louisa; w s Tunstal r b r R; M
Fentherston and Miss Fentherston, Holly Springs;
w Raney, Lunenburg; w E Csnnady, C; s T
Hand, Portsmouth; r Bumpass and II Harris,
NC; J w Mayo, Tennessee; M A Levy, Rich.
mond; II Staten, Eynchburg; T Puryesr Miss;
| City; A Cosby, Goochlan6; l. Davidson, Pow.
hatan; w L Shepherd, Washington r |. Timber.
lake, New Kent '
| AMERICAN HOTEL.-E w Massey, Jr, Louisa;
Mr. Walters, s c; w White, CASTOR; s w Venaole,
Petersburg; T d Williamson and T Harris, do; K
Hurley, Farmville; Smith, Philadelphia; C Alex.
ander, Mecklenburg; R Anderson, Richmond; H
G Chambers, Hanover; E Howard, Goochland; D
Armmings, C; G s Prentice, dc; Wilson, Iii
| er, do; G Hampton, Norfolk; r H Graves, Sails.
| bury; Stevenson, Augusta; C E Bronssrd, lady
| and servant, Louisa; Widow Brousard, A De
| Blanc and G B Lahore do
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W1WkanTEEss 'su,d5oMgP FIRF Am

N WATTEs s,ssad5nmEP EEoyRD FIRE AND
have. within ths last ten yss. nss 8 ROOFS
S .nsusand buildings In the Iyr,pp 70 twer
..ss ssS are states and
than other rooms a ..ss. = pes
mesa Of csnstruetion DUR biIis, ars Wig cheap
lection against Gre and wster sud perfect pro
. Buildings rooted Nth this article A..
the semes rates Of premium d thoss ZIG insured at
metal or slate. g1s-'~ - : 20 tooted with
Richmond References Msssr. W. -
Watefhouse, John Dooiey, smith H.r nsrres yno
ss~rJs A.lza GIN. WARREN q S 9e.
Ofaces corner North and Baltimore ssra ~ Z
more snd ~ snith 4 Hsrwood's s5 NAN . ssn
Richmond. nv Ia On s.reet,
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MERCHANT TAILOR1NC--Ts.

undersigned begs leave TO inform ~. ,, 70
nc that ne has on hand fine assortmep mot If
Cloths. Cassimeres and Yas,ir".oi
which ne will be pleased TO make up In he.. .s.,s
and on reasonable terms. - D''s s'yhe
ne takes this method of informing bis fr,.nd.
that be hss secured the services of M VII 1l9oos
ALLEN, so long and favorably Known :. = Nan
chant Tailor In this city; and every exerti mG ;,,
be made 70 give satisfaction 10 those VINO rpa w
vor u with their patronage "Ao nsy u
he has on band good assortment of R..ar
Made Clothing, manufactured in this civ ~.
will cell on the most liberal terms Pea.s he. 40
mind the Clothing being made here aiyes sn,rIs ~
niens to our own people, who expend their es,y
ings among u.s. e.y csa w. II. BENSON,
ss8s s.a sss myself with Mr.
customers. = - ~ MTIrssna
ap 27-u KS
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DIR. GORDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1924.
u FOUNDER OF THE III
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIkmARy

s. BALTIMORE LOCK INFIkmARY,
Is No III South Gay ST..
Opposite the Exchange Building and Post Of1ce
THOSE requiring medical or surgical aid by
l. applying TO DIR H., may secure skifal trent
ment and advice, while all con municstions win ba
sasredly shielded BY the Rsis Of professional no.
nor. sfasss b
Aware Of the difficulty with the pablic 10 aiscri.
inmate In newspaper advertisement between the
genuine and skiful physicisn and the Spurious pre
tensions of The desigring and dangerous aasck. DR.
WIN cheeffully give, when applied g., such nj.
vaie references a. viii fully ssusfy ell who rconirs
BEWARE OF NOsrRUMsf
Avoid the Patent ElixirA Compound md Car.
dias, advertised to cure oil persons ander varied
forms OF disease. ~ - =
Al the constitution and habits Of indiyidu.l. t,,s
fer, reason teaches the came remedy csnnoe -
sutted 10 ell alike and that disease can only - 80
y and enecsually ersdicased By jndicioas appNcs-
s - ATTENTION INVITED. al
practical experience Of over rs yean enahass
~! 70 insure sound aud speedy euro IN 4 cer-3
tam ciess OF diaeases. which have TOO long been
yielded oy regular physicians to the hands Of cpack
cry. He may be consulted accidentally, either Ia
person or by letter. - ----a-
Persons Il distance cured d hou,e b. addres-
eng ietssr to DR. GORDON HARRIS, Bsltimsro.
S Al communication confidential
i Nsnedlss sent 81 mail or express 10 any Part Of
lc<<-- 4Hl
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"A strictly orthodox old gentleman in Massa.
cnusetts returning home one Sunday afternoon
from church, began to extol u his son the me-.
nts OF the sermon. 81 have heard Franz 81,
said he. zone of the most delightful sermons
ever delivered before christian society. II
carried me to the gates of Heaven" "WelI.
think" replied Frank, "you had better have
lodged in, for you will never get another such
a chance.n Is g 'o' SUM
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RICHMOND MARKET,

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR-Nothing doing today-market dull at
$44
WHEAT-But small receipts of new wheat We
heard of one small sale at IS cents
CORN-ln demand at IS to 60 cts.
GUANO-The market is more firm at 946
TOBACCO-Sales are spirited at improved rates
One of our merchants sold 100 hhds at an average
of 81. Wequose Gales at S5 to 81 for Tugs; medi.
UNI s7H to $40; fine $40 to SIT; and extra fine
$40 to $5Gi. a-4
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, BUST OF JUDGE TAKEY.-The Washington
Republic statss there is at the studio of Ds. n.
stone, ulptor. in that city, an admirable bust
70 marble Of Roger B. fancy, the venerable
Sn'ei Justice Of The Supreme Court Of the i.
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TIE CHINESE REBELLIoE.-The leader of
the Chinese rebels, it is said, is only nineteen
years OF age. He is called Chu Kichin. A
seward OF 600 taels OF siiper has been offered
BY the Imperiaiists for his capture.
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no THR TRAVELLING PUBIC.

nN ana alter Monday, ATM April, 1858, the
LyncSbufs daily. Sunday. accepted, Il O'clock, a
N, and arrive at Salem at 104 O'Clock AM Re.
turning win leave Salem at n O'Clock, ~, andar
rive at Lynchburg at 81 O'clock P M-stoppipg, go.
Ing and returning, ct the following places only,
ford's. Bonsack's, Big Lick. and Salem. s.s
A Passenger train will leave Lynchburg daily
Sundays excepted) at 2 o'clock, NJ, and arrive
at Salem at 5h O'Clock, P N. Returning will leave
Salem at 81 O'Clock, A N, and arrive at Lynchburg
9K O'Clock, NJ, stopping going and returning at
the following places :-Haiseys, Cay's, Forest De-
pot Goodies, Lowrys, Liberty, Oak Mulea, Blu.
ford's, Bonsscks, Gishes Mill Big Lick and Salem.
Freight trains will leave Lynehburg daily, (Sun.
days excepted at II o'clock, A M, and arrive at
Salem at 40 clock, P III. Leave Salem at N O'Clock,
A NJ, and arrive at Lynchburg at 81 O'Clock, P NJ.
ya s5s-FseEl - Haa1 THOMAS SHARP,
NH Soft ,as Supt Tranp't Va & Tenn r
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OLD ANcEsTRY.-There is now living in
Shrewsbury, York county, Pa, a son Of Mr.
George McAbee, whose father, grand father.
great grandfather and great great grand ia.
Their are all on the Stage ofaclion.
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Scott says that The most disagreeabIe ofall
things is "a vain, cold, empty, beautiful woman.
who has neither mind nor hearf, but only fsa.
lures like DOLL" - 80 100
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr New York, Atkins, New York, mdse to D
CurTie Lr---
Schr Susan, Rogers, Boston, mdse
L1 SAILED,
Schr VIM Leegett, -. New York, coal
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, tobacco,
iron &c
schr Stratton, Haley, Stamford, coal 4ss.
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- FOR RENT OR FOR SALE, that
handsome and desirable private Residence,
situated on the corner of lst and Marshall Streets
containing II rooms with all necessary out touses
and built Of the very best materials, and handsome
~ finished. Possession the Let July Terms liberal,
Apply to w. BOOTWKlGHI, Jr.
Also, for sale privately, very handsome vacant
LOT, adjoining the above named property. Apply
Ia al-1It w. BOOTWRIGHT, Jr.
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I GRNTLEMRN,s PUMP SOL

BOOTS, CITY maDE-Ths subscfiDer
would most respectfully call tn, attention Of
gentlemen to his assortment of dne dress
Boots, of superior quality, manufactured by him
self All that he asks 10 call from those In want of
a fine dress Boot of good quality for summer wear,
of his own manufacture. ALEX. Hill,
Manufacturer and dealer In Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Carpet Bags, &C. &c, No l27 Main street.
Ia p E = ~ !.
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&TORAGks STORAGR.-Ths subscxiosr,
having rented the custsa house Lunnhsr
heuses on l5eh str8es. In rsar OF our Auclion snd
Gommission Store. are prepared % receive Al ma
erefy Kind Ut doods on storage. and on ssssoDsble
terms. lnsurance can % effected at tie 10 vvsef
rates. - the building b Gre proof Every ~ nsin
wln e paid te:ihe reception and delivery OF q
g0ods entrusted 10 ~
M ~ - AfExANDER MOTT . 90 !,
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p CHEAP CASH HAT AND CAP
Establishment. Nh. 1SI Ryoad straet

Shockoe Hill. Spring fashions for 1858,
meieskin, siik, black and dra5 Beaver Hats, Pana-
ma, Lssnorn, Panieaf and every variety Of sum-
mer Hats l VIII sell low for cash, at wholesale
or retail. Purchasers are esoect,ullv invitad "a
call and examine my assortment
ap lift y. .ts So G. L. BETTY.
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m RING sToCKlI ann =

AnoW IN receipt OF my Gpring stock Of -
Goods, consisting of Hats, Caps, Beoss, shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. / deem II
needless to particuIarize; sucs it to say that my
stock comprises all the new styles of goods, and
from the most approved manufacturers of all the
Northern Cities 20 which Invite the attention of
spared to please thsm.A 50 JNO THOMPSON,
ap8 y No al Main streat 8
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The New York Legislature having passed
law in l848 exempting the property OF The wife
from being taken for her husbands debts co n.
tracted before marriage, have now equalized the
law by passing an act exempting the property
Of the husband from the debts of the wife
which may have been contracted before mar.
rage. - 80
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6 f6Hd0Nn x96 DzNVILEH Mz1L.
II ROAD-OPEN TO KEY6vILLE % MILES.
On and after Monday, November 9Th, leoe, re-
eular passenger train win run daily <5undaygex-
ceptedl between Richmond and Keysvilie.
The train will stop for passeugers only at the zo'
owing points: Manchester, kcbiou's Coalheld,
Tomahawk, Powhatan. Mattosx, SCOTS shop Anne
Liza G 81. Wyanoke, Jennins's Ordinary, Hsytoksh,
and Liberty Church ~
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. n. Returning,
cave KeysviIie az i.26 P. NJ - -
Children under 10 years of age free, prDy1dea
seat 10 not occupied BY them; from 10 and under
Is years of age. half price. Servants travelling by
themselves, must be furniahed with two passes, 90
that one can be retained in the Office, and must De
expressly stated ON the pass that they are permseo
to 20 on the cars. ss,5fll z s-5. !,
N. B.-Pa.engers for Lynchburg win take the
Southside train ut Haytokah for Rice's station
thence by Flagg & Co.'S stages to Lynchburg: Pas
sengers for Halifax II can meet MeSsrs Fisgg q
Cos four horse coaches at Keysville, and passen.
gers for panville, Va, GreensboIough, Salisbury
and Charlotte, n c., san meet Messrs Flagg d Cos
four-horse coaches on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays at Keysville. Passengers for Carksv1iie
Boydton, Milton, N G, and Ysncysville, can meet
Messrs Moss 4 Co.'S coaches at Keysville on Tues.
lays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton and
fancysville by Flagg & Cos line Mondays, Wed
Re q John b. OSBORNE. sups
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!. sh Nc. town, TO be called Carolina Civ.
N. c. 70 % laid of near Beaufort Harbor.
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eIEA CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
Hs. The subscriber has on hand, q, bis
Coach making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Gary, (l3th and l4th streets,j
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops and
Sulkies, all of his own make, of the best materials
and workmanship-a all of which viii be sold az low
good work of the kind be in the city OF Rich.
mond; and respectfully asks a call from those in
want of any article In the Carriage line as am de-
termined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work sold, that Ia new, war.
ranted.
ap 4-~d6m MICAJAH MANGJJM
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600 REWARD.-Lost On lbs aysa u Arm.
yGU : Geld Lever Watch, viii : SILVER
Johnstone, Liverpool No. l6.5O7, The sbovs q.
vsrd WI b. paid % any person Who WIN seiivsr
~ Waesa. a.. q thisoloe. or sivs sueh inios1a.
aoa - = ~ % u rseovssy. n III
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OEDAR TAR-ConsumpIlon Cured.-

NEDAR TAR-ConsumpIion Cured
y The most successful remedy now In use for the
cure OF 1ncipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Kidneys, Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, DO, pre-
pared by Mrs B. B.. Norris, 3l3 Baltimore street
Baltimore. -
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases,
who may doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are
requested to call on the Agent, who will produce
numerous testimonials of its great healing power
from private citizens, and number of the medical
faculty The medicine is yet In its infancy, and Is
destined to supercede all others In the cure of dis
eases for which 1t 10 recommended.
eau and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
~ Beware of counterfei.s. The genuine art,
sle Is for sale by af1sfr t1szsle. : /. !. az
P. HORTON KEACH 81 Main .4rae4
Sole Agent for Richmond. and
nh 81 General A9entfor Eastern Viroini.,
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iaQS-.fl1A

TTERT0i DH All, DsIrgGll, Ei.are
II ~ ~ lin Swiss Muslln Received byl
rc.scTe "a sutiful sssortment az dotssd dart a
~ sszin q - and check Swiss masllns Tsdics
"a A "a ~ sbov4 reasonable goods VIA call on
HART & MOSES.
in q Main streoG
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''TIs THk LAST CLOCK OF FIFTY
It's the last Clock of fftv

THE LAST CLOCK OF FIFTY, .,
IT'S the last Clock Of ffty IS
Left striking clone,
All IL noisy companions
Arc purchased and gone.
No Wstch of its kindred.
No tfuqe piece on nck
To reflect back III nude as !.
Or give click for click. ST. go sa
III not lstve thee, thou lone o., ~
=, To Pine on the sheif, f-
since nobody win buy thee,
III keep thee mysaIf
Thus kindly place thea
behind my own door,
Wnerc thy mates Of the manlal So
Have nouriAhed before.
oh. long may.ss thou follow
Tbs coarso Of the day, u
AZ from sime's fatsd oifcle
Each hour falls away.
When old Clocks ned CLEANING
S. And people soek new,
Oh who ean supply than i. D Z,
Like bAn1Ho 10 KEW.
w ] BARTHOLOMEW, i
Watoh Makes, &c,
Opposlte ~ Dispaseh ONes
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oEFicE JAMES RIVER AND KaNAwHA Co.
Richmond. June 18th, 1853. (
FNO CONTR ACTORS.-sealsd nronoso,s
4 will be received by the undersigned, at Blu
cnsnan In the county of Botetouri, Virginia, until
. O'Clock T. NJ on the frat day of August next for
.ns LOCKS, Dams Culverts and Secfons of the Ca.
nal, from Buchsnan to Craigs Creek. >.
Payments Will be made in current bank notes
Besides the usual reservation of 90 per cent. on
tne monthly estimates, the contractors will be re.
quired to give ample security satisisctorv N ~
board OF Directors, for the com petion Of the work
contracts. rS>- 40 'no
Plans OF the above works will be exhibited bv
Edward Lorraine Assistant Engineer At Ruchsnan
ana SPECIFICATIONS will be delivered by him, and also
81 the Company's Office in Richmond. on and after
the 18th day Of July. ~ 'A1 a''o'
Time will be taken for the consideration of the
bids until the fifth day OF August, when. If sa,i,fsc'
tory, the several jobs above advertised win he LET
.... a-a WALTER GWYNN
Chief Engineer J.. R. and K. Co.
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- % Ipp tg b
VIRGINIA CENTRAL KAlLhUAD.-4
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Visitors To
the Springs may expect more comfort by this
route than ever before and If the cost of meals Is
considered no other route offers lower fare. The
road is open to the base of the Blue Ridge and the
rails now being laid between Waynesborough and
Staunton, 1t will be in operation this season.
The Stage line is under the management OF
L Heiskell, so well known to the public.
Cars leave Richmond, daily at 6H u, and the
Western terminus of the Railroad at liz Am.
Daily Connection.
To Rockbridge Alum Springs, fare. $50
White Sulphur, passing the Alum, Warm
5 and Hot Springs --...-...-.....--....1050
batn Alum IS
warm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40
hui springs. S.3u
Lexington w
otauuton w
Culpepper c Northumberland. A. so
s'Our stages arrive in Staunton at 8 O'Clock
N, and leave next morning by Express line,
at M-spend the night at Woodw ards Jackson
River Hotel and reach the White Sulphur at 10 A
IA second day from Staunton.
Chartered Coaches to travel as the party wishes,
can be engaged at Richmond, ON the following
terms: The inside of the coach can be secure If 9
seats paid for. If 10 seats are paid for, 1t Sc
cures all the seats outside and inside with the pr-
viiege OF carrying the allowed baggage for the
number of passengers paid for
s'For the further comfort of passengers,
which will leave Staunon after breakfast stop for
the night at the Bath Alum or Warm Springs, as
they may desire, and reach the White Sulphur next
evening; guaranteeing that there shall be no might
racel.p --478 ~ - p"
1--WE will also keep at the Warm and Hot Springs
each, coach to accommodate visitors going West
or East, who may not find seats in the regular ne'
WIN. P. PARISH CO,
80. by J. L. HEIsKKLL, Agent.
Tri. Weekly Connection.
To Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, going up; fare. so
Servants travelling without their masters, must
leave pass with the Ticket agent, and also shew
another to the Conductor.
An extra charge will be made If passengers do
not obtain tickets II GILL.
Superintendent transportation y
Il Washington passengers may 60 by the
junction and reach that city In "a hours from
Staunton, taking the night train of the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
jel7 Ell GILL. Sup't