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MoRI.T1,IMsIo@RIE's BITTER CORDIAL

- AMI bI1COD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u PER
BoTTLE-Physicaas Of the first standing in the me-
dical profession and prescribe it the most eec-
tive Alternative and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases or complaints brought By sedentary
habits, exposure indigestion, torpid state Of the liver
or impurities of the blood, look upon this COR
DIAL as most mysterious and magical in. its healing
properties and restoring powers. IL stands prominent
In the treatment and cure of Neuralgia General De-
biiity and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia IndiEes
ton, Loss of Appetite, Acidity of the Stomach Nef
vous Headache, or Flow of Blood TO the Head Cos
nveness or irregularities of the Bowels, Pleurisy.
Pains or Misery ia the Side Region of the Heart,
Flatulenez or Depression Of Spirits Papation Of the
Heart. Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations Proc
tration of the Nervous System, Cold, Chilly Sensa-
tons, or Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs Difficult
Profuse ExpectoIaton, Night Sweats Diseases of the
Heart, or Ahectionso OF the Lungs Jaundee Diseases
of the Kidneys Derangement or Prostrste Condition
of the Organs OF Nature, which cause painful rregH-
laries especially with Females: producing Debility
and Prostitution of the Nervous sysssn Pale or SAB
: Moa s;Is 1s BITTER CORDIAL Is purely
vegetable pleasant to take, and perfectly safe 90 be
used in any state Of keah b. the most delicate
female or child.
Wv. ALEXANDER Co, Propretors, No. Bar.
clay street, tAstor House, New York.
10 Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
In ali It's forms either iflsmmatofy. acase, chro-
Standing sass This : Mortimores RHEUMATIC COM.
@ T BE s s .ss'i
has already cured thousands who had long been Grip
pies The evidence Ii most overwhelming and con-
sincing. given By vast numbers Of our most
Gail and get circular and read the Letters andcey
tifirates of your friends and those around Won who
he'd long suffered, but who have been restored 70
For. For ssie By PURCELL, LADD Co. sole Agents
for Richmond. ~ an 20
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AMusEMnNrs
GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY Ex.

N CuRsIoN BY MooNLI0HT--Flhe CALrne.
MAN GuARp, Captain James X csskie. have charter
ed the fsyerite steamer Curtis Peck, for MONDAY
GRAND CIVIC and ILITARY EXCURSION down
the river. The Boat viii leave the wharf at O'clock
and return about L. No exerfons will be SHARED 20
son. -
Ia addition to the music of the Armory Brass Band
aud two Cotlon Bands which have been en- gagged two
HIGHLAND PfpERs will enliven US with the shirt.
stirring notee of their favorite Instrument
Entertainments will be furnished at city prices
Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman, 81 each
additional lady, 80 cents Gentlemen accompanied
BY a lady 81. Can be procured from any member OF
tue Company, or at the Boat on the evening Of the
Excursion
Our military CUES tare invited to appear in uniform
au6-dtd
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By the Latest Mails,
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
New York, August oth-The steamer Star of the
West with San Francisco dates of July 10th, ar
rived this afternoon at 2 o'clock. She brings 400
Messengers S537 500 in gold freight and 100000
n the hands other passengers. She connected with
the Brother Jonathan, which left San Francisco at
p NJ. on the 10Th. The mail steamer John L. Ste
pens left San Francisco on the morning of the 18TH
ior Panama, with 81, 500,000 in gold
The town OF French Corval was destoyed by fire
on July 9Th, involving a loss Ct $4,000. The town
of Ophir had also been destroyed by fire. Loss
100000.
The summer fres.were doing much damage in the
mountains and vallies. Large quantities of wheat
had been consumed.
Accounts from the mining and agricultural dis
1riets, were generally favorable The wheat had
suffered some from rust.
Lola Monies had been married to Mr. Sail re-
Gently OF the San Francisco Wing.
MARKETS.
San Francisco, July l5rh,-The markets are &C
tive Flour firm; CALICO and Haxal brought at
retail $3.50 a 10 perbb Provisions active; Mess
Pork $50 a3l Hams $3.50 90 Bacon l8 cents;
Butter 30 cents; Lard, in kegs. 16 15 cents Rice
"a e cents. Dry Goods active at improving
prices Corn unchanged.
The brother ofJoaquin, the noted bandit had been
caught in the mountains, and had promised to lead
his captors where Joaquin and his band were con
cealei.
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THE FIsHERIEs-Enformation received at Wash
ingon, states that there is much excitement among
the fishermen down East''-that vessels have az
rived at the fishing grounds from ports Of Mas
sachusets, Neg Hampshire and Maine, armed with
anuskets, boarding pixies &c, determined to fight,
4 intertered with Collisions were dpily appre-
hended; and It's reported that heavy operators
hayelaid up their vessels rather than engage in fish
ing under such an exciting condition of affairs.
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PATAL RAu,ROAp CATAsTRopIIE

NEW YORK, August fO.-Two passenger trains
On the Camden and Ambos Railroad came in COLI
sion yesterday afternoon, and two attached to
each train were demolished. Five persons were
killed and twen:y-three injurei-seven very se-
riously. child of Re- James Purviance, of Mis-
sissippi, had thigh broken This dreadful calamity
was the result of gross negligence
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UALUA ABLE MEDICINES.-FRO
" THE LABOR ATQRY OLE THE CEIERRA 4.

NJ ALU ABLE MEDICINES.-FRO
" THE LABORATORY OF THE CELEBRA.
TED DR.. J. s. ROSE, OF PHILADELPHIA
These Medicines all of high repute, and can be
relied upon suiting the diseases for which they
recommended, as they the result of extensive
Medical Practice for the last thirty the City of
For ALL NERVOUS AFrEcTIoNs.-DR ]. S.
ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIGORATING COR
This astonishing medicine for raising up weak con-
stitution debihtated by labor study disease
acts like charm. 1t gives strength and appetite, and
Diseases all Nervous Affections, Flatulence Heart
burn, Restlessness, Numbness, Neuralgia raising the
spirits, and giving power to the whole system it Is
almost miraculous in its effects Fifty cents bottle.
THE GREAT PAIN CuRER.-TO THOSE WHO
SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN-Pain is the forerupr
Is DR 81 A
an admirable preparation for rheumatic and other
pang 1t is the best preparation to for attack
of Cholera, Cholera Morbus Dysentery, Pains in the
Stomach. Bowels, Back, Limbs Sides, Sprains, Ris-
ings Jumps in the Breasts of Females, Ear OF
Toothache, rheumatism, and indeed for any pain.
No family or traveller should be without bottle OF
this wonderful and reliable preparation It is excel
lent for canker, mouth throf In bottles
at I2t, Is and SO cents. -
GREAT CURE FOR ALL Bowel CoMPLAINTs.--DR-
]. s. ROSES CARMINATIyE BALSAM.-A sure
remedy for all Bowel Complains. This mixture is
kept in all families As soothing preparation it has
oequal In of infants with atulency, pain in
the bowels, bowel complaints, cholera morbus rest
lessness crying general pain it has proved perfect
balm, producing sleep without opium, and strength
without bitter As specific for Bowel Complaints
of adults it has never failed IS cents per bottle.
For ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLAp-
DER.-DR. J. S ROSES COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT OF BUCHU.-This is decidedly one of
the best remedies used for diseases of the kid
neys bladder &c and also for equity affections; al
ways highly recommended by the late DR.. Physick,
and many of the most distinguished medical men
abroad. Price so cts.
All of the above Preparations, with DIR. Roses
Medical Adviser Persons in Sickness and in Health
to be had of D. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker J. b. Wood
Purcell, Laid Co. Adie l. Gray Bennett & Beers,
A. .Duval, R. R. Duval l. Brother, VIM z. Ladd, A.
Leslie, S. M. Zachrisson, and by dealers generally
throughout the country and state. kffS fe6i
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A CHEAP FARM FOR SALE-The


Asnbscriber having moved TO the city of Richmond
will sell his FARM, lying in the county of Henrco
eight miles below the city of Richmond ON the VIII
Harrisburg road and adjoining the lands of Dr. Thaun-
ly, George M, Savage and Others, containing about
three hundred acres one hundred aud fifty clear
land the balance well with pine and oak wood 1t
produces good corn, oats aud wheat; the soil is of
good clay foundation. Ghe improvements are good
DWELLING HOUSE, with all necessary out houses
Also, one tract six miles below the city, containing
two hundred and ten This tract is heavily SET
with pine and oak wood and has good deal of good
pine timber. more minute description of this pro-
perty IS deemed unnecessary here, those disposed
TO will prefer to view the premises and all
such are invited to do Mr. Hazel who is living on
the Farm will take pleasure in showing to any one
who Is disposed to purchase If sold privately be-
fore THU RSDAY, the stsday of September, it will
on that day. commencing at II O'Clock, upon the pre-
misses, be sold at public auction. The terms win he
one-haf cash and the balance in twelve months or a
logger credit win be given if it is desired ANY per
son wishing to purchase VIII apply TO the subscriber
or TO Messrs. G0DDIN L APPERSON, Aucts
Jy 23--cifolawot WILLIAMSON ALLEN 4
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DNNT. OIL AND GLASS STORE. b

4 w. SATTLER, No. l42 Main street, opposite Al
exander Duvaps.-W. SATTLER respectfully in
forms his friends and the public in general that he
has taken and fitted up the above named for the
purpose of conducting wholesale and retail business
in PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
Possessing long experience in this business, and
having the best connections with the principal facto
es in the United States and Europe, he IL enabled
offer TO his customers the rarest chances far as
quality and prices concerned in the following ar
ticles:
Best Philadelphia WHITE LEAD, dry and mixed;
PAINTS, dry and ground in oil, at factory prices
beached boiled and raw Linseed OIL; all kinds of
VARNISHES and BRUSHES, of superior quality
He keepsconstantly on hand complete assortment
of American and French single and double thick
WINDOW GLASS.
For elders grainers and polishers he has on hand
assorted Cooper 4GLUE, GOLD LEAF and BRON-
les sand and emory PAPER, pumice and rotten
STONE, and all other materials used in the trade
To artists. architects, civil engineers portrait and
landscape painters he recommends his carefully Sc
leeted stock of CANVASS, drawing PAPER, lead
rPGGNNCCILs, BRUSHES, of every description. OIL
cakes, COLOR BOXES, CRAYONS. SrIJMPS. IN
OLA INK, DRAWING INSTRUMENTS and artists
implements OF every description 4 - -
liberal share OF patronage is respectfully solicited
and no effort will be spared by the subscriber to merit
l.e conlluaice. au le-d12t
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cAsPAR ADAM MARKHARr, implicated ia the
hiOrdef ami robbery of Valentin Graafzen, in Bal.
'iaore county, las week passed through Philadel-
pAia Tuesday. Graafzen was an old man, and
was most inhnmanly beaten to death by two Ger
mans
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON. -
COMMISSIONEkiS SALE OF MOST

II
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICo AND CITY OF RICH
MoND.-By virtue of q decree of the Circuit Court
June, 1855 in the ruis Of Garland Robinson against
hobinson's administrator, &c, the undersigned who
was appointed special Commissioner for the purpose,
SELL at public auction, the premises the fol-
loving most valuable real estate, belonging to the
ate Poitiaux Robinson, deceased. viz: on MONDAY
the P.U pne iosh August 1888 ON the north side Of
richmond the two FARMS belonging to the dece-
aen., one containing So acres, the other about GA
as .hese Farms are well known Thew will be diyi.
aea according TO plat and survey which can be seen
hn omSe f o. ths auctioneer in few days After
Nh oe sod &C the same place. tract of wood
adjoining the lands Of MI Samuel Cottre a ana
9ne To- Near the said city, in Bowling Green
And on the following day viz: TUESDAY after-
noo., .ae toLn august aS5S upon the premises COM
the city of Richmond, fronting on the west In ~
Front street. running back James River and bn,J
Dunlop Moncure Co. This land viii he II -
suit purchasers and is valuable because of its
ness to wharf lots After which, will be sold nart af
lot No. l68 in the plan of said city, frontiny az
Rockets street. adjoining Rockets Ware-house nm,
ming back on Peach street about 1870 feet.
Also. lot fronting 100 feet the south side Of
Wnter street. running back to the Dock Ship Lock
adjoining the property of A. Robinson IT., on tie
west; also, 100 feet of ground opposite the above
fronting on the north side Of Water street. running
And on the following day, viz: ON WEDNESDAY
afternoon, the 18th August. 1885, at O'Clock upo1
the premises. most valuable building lot on thu
north side of Franklin between I'd and Sd Streets a
joining the residence of Writ Robinson, Esq, front
ing 32a feet, running back 16S feet.
TERMs-One-fourth cash, balance at 6, IL, 10 AM
"a months for negotiable notes, bearing interest
satisfactorily endorsed and title retained till tn.
whole purchase money is paid, and conveyance di
rected by the Court.
1t is seldom that much really very valuable pro
perty is brought into market and it is hoped that thu
attention of capitalists and others will be directed
this sale. JOHN ENDERS, Special Com'r
tS~ Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Auc
toueers. iv 30-dtds
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RAILROAD CATAsrRoPHE.-The Washington Re.
public ofyesterday, has Geographic message from
Philadelphia giving the report of terrible accident
on the Camden and Anlboy Railroad, by which u
or Is lives were lost-among them 8 females The
writer says he had not been able to verify the
truth of the report; but fears it is too true None
Of the Baltimore papers have such message
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ALABAa&.-The news is contradictory from this
state The latest intelligence state that the Wings
nave three members, Messrs. Lockwood, Hall ard
Abercrornbie, and the Democrats four, The Legs
lature is largely Democratic
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a CAKD.-H. n I4lsFEByRF. a. N
IN WILL on the first Of October next 4uessed ~
Mead in the charge RI her boarding and nav Hrhaei
in Richmond. and win be prepared Ga that sr Is ~.
ceiye pupils at her late residence on Grsce sfrsef =
Mr.. Lefebvre wns for seven yearu CONNECTED with
pal of the williamsburg Female Academy. the cbsrse
OF which he now resigns. 70 engage In larger worE ii
Richnaond
He proposes to conduct his school the same seper
AL plan OF that OF Mrs Mead retaining several Of her
TEACHERS Mrs Bartlett Miss Anderson,l and mere =
inr The strength of the department Of Foreign Lam
suases by the assistance of resident French Cover.
ness and other auxiliares
THE members of the family will form christian
household under the parental care of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lefebvre The School wild offer every advantage for
the acquisition of sound English education TO which
win be added the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing f&c
Terms. the same as those of Mrs. Mead. Apply to
II r. LEFEBVRE, A. NJ.
Al. q IL. .xt. -. - Richmond Va
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rENNEssEE.-The telegraph has been vibrating
between johnson and Henry and last message in
cned TO Johnson, whose election as Governor, it is
sali Is now conceded. He has a gain OF 100 votes
IN % counties The Wings so far gain member of
Congress and will have majority on joint ballot in
the Legislature
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THE FIsHERIEs.-SIGNs OF TROUBLE.
WASHINGTON, August lo-Intelligence from the
fishing grounds, canses nnessness here 1t is stated
that fifteen vessels avesaed thence from eastern
ports, fully armed, and manned by officers and
crews who resolved to fight if interfered with in
the pursui. OF their aTocation
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4 GENCY FOR CLAIMs.-ABEL u

y MA1O, having been engaged as Clerk in the
Pension Office for nearly three years. is thoroughly
fully CLAIMS TO revolutionary and other pensions,
and to BOUNTY LAND under the various Acts OF
Congress, and will attend to any business of that kind
which may be entrusted to him. He will also prose-
cute CLAIMS of every description before Congress
and the several Departments at Washington. His
charges will be reasonable Any reference given that
may be desired.
Office on 18th or Governor street, next to P. M.
Tabb & Son, Richmond Va. au Gin
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me Government of New Brunswick has accept
ed the location of the European and North An1eri
can hallway, from ST Johns City TO schodiac Har
nof. The ground is to be broken on the 18th Sep
VIII. grand public demonstration, TO lasi
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fesssis have returned to Gloucester, Mass, from
cape Cod, which met with poor success, and which
report that mackeral are scarce
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Observation-Disclosures, lite

II EdOOINhEOII II Ik5.-h LIUIIIUI, IlIt-
~ like, finely finished portrait miniature of a
relative or friend, severed from by distance death
rich toned durable Daguerreotype is object rarely
seen. But MOULSONS Pictures withstand the test
of time and are pronounced by the highest authority
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
II safe
Strangers and citizens cordially Invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sky
and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, Ito Main street
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CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
~ RICHMOND. ys--Conducted by the SISTERS
OF CHARITY-corner of Marshall and 9Th streets.
This institution will reEume studies the 10th Au-
gust.
Borders for board tuition, bed and bedding, wash
ing and mending pay in advance Sic
per annum. Doctors fee S.
Day scholars according to the branches they study,
pay QUARTERLY in advance, from 81 to SO per quar-
ter. =
An extra Is charged in the ornamental branches,
Music Painting, French aud Embroidery, for
tuition and use of instruments.
Letters addressed TO sister Rosalia Green, St Jos
Academy, or to Rt. Rev. Bishop McGill, will meet
prompt attention.
Children of any religious denomination are admit
ted condition of conforming to the general dsci
pline of the school. au Sim" h
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LIZ ZAsTzIsaER is still reported defaulter ia
the gosernment-to the amount of Sl0.2sO
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DAGUERREoTYPING.
STEREOSCOPE DAGTTET

~ L h RE csc ID GUERREO-
~ TfPES.-It may well be said 1--WE live in an age
OF wonders discoveries upon discoveries follow each
other so rapidly and inventions succeed inventions
ngmerousiy that the march of inieect in the fields
OF literature can scarcely keep pace with the strides
OF imptosenentein science and the tine arts We
have scarcely become familiar with the electric lam
guage Of the teegraph-borne on its serial courers
from seaboard to frontier throughout vast intei-
geut AID happy repablic-or ceased admirins the
magical beauty of the delicate and truthful Daguer
reotyPes uansixed by the instantaneous concentra-
Ton OF the suns rays ere again astonished by
another and still superior invention, the Stereotype.
We have been led to make these remarks after
looking at Stereoscopic likeness of beautiful young
lady, made douby beautiful by the aid of this hand
maud TO the arts the Stereoscope. We for
get TO say that we all this at SIMONS'. Isl Main
street. atl 4
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! STILL
~ THEY COME.-A. w. 0SBORN, the Daguer-
Artist III Main Street, opposite the Banks still
continues to take those life IKE Pictures that has
given him such rush of business the last fifteen
months. Mr. Osborn will guarantee to make fine pic
lures of children in two seconds of time. Those
that have tried other Galleries. and failed are
spectfully invited TO call Prices very low. Come
and see. Cases Cheap for cash.
A. w. OSBORN,
lie 16 Sign of the Flags of all Nations
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A CARD-The subscriber resnectful

A CARD.-The subscriber respectfully
In tenders his services to the citizens of Richmond
teacher of PIANO FORTE and VOCAL MUSIC.
Instruction in both of these branches will be given
upon the most approved European method, and eve
ry effort made to ensure thorough proficiency ON the
part.of pupils entrusted to his care. 10
He is permitted to refer to the following gentlemen
Rev. 4. Y. Moore, Mr.. TazeweH Morton, Mr.. John
for him may be. left CHS. L. PETICOLAS,
au 2-2awtSl5- Prof of Muscf
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a Lii persons having claims against or
4 = who are indebted TO the estate Of tho late Dr.
robert Butler are requested TO present their accounts
Or make payment 70 Messrs. Mason Heath who are
duly authorized 20 act for me in the premise a. J.
0TTILfA BUTLEH.
Administrative of Robert Butler deed.
Richmond, August BIB, ls53. an ilL-sts
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~ dence on the south side of the Basin, on Thurs
day morning last about 10 o'clock, little GIRL,
named ELLEN DUFFY aged ten years. with ight hair:
had on when she left red calico frock morocco ga-
ter boots and white panteletts and had small pair of
earrings in her ears. Any information concerning
her will be thankfully received If left at this Office
liberal reward win also be given TO any person who
will bring her to her mothers residence south side OF
Basin aue-9t* -
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A LII SMALL BOYS.-H. p. TAYLOR,
"a 9th street, between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively for eginners give special
attention to Reading; Correct Enuncation Grammar
and Spelling; also to Geography, Map Drawing,
Arithmetic and History. Specimens of my boys COM
position and writing, may be always seen at the Dis
patch office. My RULE is peremptory, but as gentle
as possible. DC o
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IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES

Great sacrifices in all kinds of Spring and Sum
mer Goods-Having rented the store lately occuuied
wishing to reduce stock previous to moving TO nv
new store, shall from this day offer the whole stock
IN the store ~ Nam street, ut such prices as will M
Main street. - = s,- 1l - - -
we have large assortment of Silks, Shawls, Bsre-
gss Tasues, Lawns De LANES Alpaca, Linens, Table
sneetines and Shirtngs Collars Chemizetts Edsings
i,nsertines Muslin and Lace Sleeves-in word every
tning belonging 20 this line Of business.
LEWIS CHEAP CORNER STORE
an ~ Opposite the City Hotel
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TTNITED STATES MAIL LTNE-Leayes

EIIIO % ~ Itc MALL I1GEI-LtdNeS
~ Richmond regularly erery Friday afternoon at 4
octock--FOR NEW YORK ria. NORFOLK, by the
elegant sde-wheel ocean STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
The ROANOKE, Captain Cayendy, WILDE ready to
receive freight to-day lsaturday at II O'Clock and
2. NJ, FRIDAY, the 18th inst.
Passengers taking this ship to Norfolk will be
charged the same as by the River Boats.
Passengers will please to be board bafore oclk
the hour of sailing.
Passage and fare, including s.ate-room accommo-
dations only SO
Steerage passage only IS
au ll-2t IUDLAM & WATSON.