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Acc,nysr FROM CoAL GAs.-Mr. J. Il. Flacc. one

ACCIDENT From Coal GAs.-Mr. ]. Il. Flagg one
~ The or, pretcrs II The Pnxoury and Boston lac OF
eosc ss wn severe and II feared fatal casualty
sn Tbursdsy pght lie retired bed at the usual our
ia excellent heal h. cut did appear at his
ur on Ficay morning His friends waited for him nj
IN o. och when, obtaining 10 ther loud
r. ,hoy burst open the door II his chamber and urd
him wing Ia state 81 inscnsbility upon the bed with
bod running from his Iostrils and his eyes, much die
,oried and ,fe ITSELF filed with arnos o.
ccal eas NJ Flsgg M Are in HE stove At the lime of
retiring ard Supposed that jar during night
caused tn Amrer to from its only proper
nosi,Iou -Four physicians Ia constant
upou Mr.. y. yesterday. This morning he was better
though me tide partially psrayred lie viii rrcba-
NV RECOVER. - Btsssn 7rotelit, Dee. IL.
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SINGULAR SrEcULATIoS.-We are informed
that company Of disappointe1 ibu~terp sboat "
proceed n Singapore scr their services the author
ties there in ddtg the place o. tigers A. thess crsa
lures arc very the island and the re~a.o
oe ell or their destruction IL great the speculation VII
probably be proftabis The excitement or fun Oh
tie thing however Is supposed to be the principal 10
eucfmtnt to restless go-ahesd Americans nger
hunting II certainly quito pleasant pss'ime a. hn-
bus'srirg sud much mere usef ] 10 msnkind we are
not at liberty 70 mention nsmss bat We may MINT mat
certain notable Co!onsI who recently kicked muss
net hundred niles rom the Pasa, and who brave al
most TO fooihardns~s and an unerrix shot WITH the
ice "a ths 10 ,aer o. The = Il. Tiger Killing Conpsoy
fu ,uuplv d MEXICAN fsddes shsrpss rihes the ges
sge ~ Coits rvolvers asd bowie tnves and strong
hand et, have occurred store 81 sryehtnc has
arso ne On nj ided-- California lzrDas,ls.
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Horny IMPORTANT ARREST IN sr.LouIsHTusE

HIGHLY IMPORTANT ARREST IN Sr.LOUT5-TUREE
TousAAp boIIEaa WORTH OF JIwEEY hEcoyERtD Yes
teidny, calling himself william Davis arrested
and brought to the police Dce, having in his es-i 10
three packages of ew.ry consisting Of god and silse,
watches aud gold chains besides hot Of I'D dat, all
valued by jowelar at the " SO 600 At the 'dp
nation Captain Grion took oiNcer aud poceeiei
trail Of the srsnser. They tracked him 10 and from
several pawnbroker establishments at Of walsh he
bad Iefu ed loan Of sos fr his Jswelfy. The police
the several beats were chfged - Keep sna-a
look ont the individual and tina About O'Clock T.
NJ Uihce's Meek ana sturdy met him al hs corner of
Morgan stree and Bsoadwny walking along the pAv.-
ment In very careless manner ard carrying tire three
b xes If his vslnasles under hs They Arrested
him at once, ut which he muca ghtensd aud gave
wsy TO q shower OF tears. His penitence, M seyer
TIC only said from Cbicseo and that this the
first offence Of bic life. On taking m 10 the police oi
experienced jewefer ~ Fourth street called IN
examination made Of the go ds found in his posses
sion. Tho three pack ages whom opened dts i,sei
,alus BILE One box contained eigh- heavy gold
watches. whica said be rh ~ wholesale price
400 per Dozen. and wi2h discovered by mark
from tho extensive e,tsbitshment Of Mr Fort
Thierlott Cortlsu dt stree, New York Another
contained six heavy COLO watches, vsied IT. so0
each Besides these 10 be remaining b,x ware SIX ne
silver Watches worth $50 each and nne een Swiss
watches, valued togo her ~ 800 Aquani OF chii-
watch sesl and abous four ouoccs OF gold dnst var~
found. Nth perhaps in NJ, $40 Fr91 the petso
ct the individual taken ci'gsn cold cnronoms.er
worth aonnt $3.50, 20 when attached nan iso
chain seal little articles found n
his gocl ots arnong Witch so p money m ,s1
ktide on the blade q which engraved the utna
t. w. Hiesc~ which l. probably the o~ncrs real naos,
inssac at hat given by hin 10 the oicsrs So Loa,'
Democrat Dec IL.
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ANOTHER STAMP ACT IN FoRcE-Maryiaud ~
moving agsinst ID. stamp Act " wilt SQUAD strangely
IN the ears &C a. least native Americsrs :, b. 20
hero In hrce In thst sta;r statute wh'.h relurc
stamp upon proissnry Noes bills " ~xchsngr blnd
and other ovid. ~ debt-,he st.mos bs app
for at the government Offices and paid Tor. f .. l.
eleven years old u % sed 10 tho da-sess d.,
~ Natyla.o state credit, ana was the en- tce ~ h~
States and poli icisbs bc,~es rept'at,n OF ne
public tai'h ard obnoxious o. pabH' po'i,y
'Tvpsa bold reckless man, certainly in;sv one
The event has rrove- Who proos ed and c.od thrush
"sfamp Act = inc measure OF that KIDD prsd4c-i =
colonial rebellion, evou'inn, and wi u sc hnss
suns upset the poics OF The world The Maryland
Act Passed IL 1874, ~ cont Ia frcc tai u@y
1918 " 1870 This limitation tse ecs repealed
Against The measure whica + nov frly eng aei INTO
III aecc policy 0ftsc st.ls NJ. are prossng
vi spirit tlst IA pre- reyolaii -nary. no Re log
against T. unque-'ion hsj y mostly p,lussl, derive
fslig =, escrrd Of opp SUI " Il ~ ia g-aat Ia
~ tafit1 Necsn vel inay re that 1. lindss All
r#s II &.f & t'ies. tus'nfss o, NJ yiiti
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From article which appears In late number Of the
Boston Courier in regard to the extent, population
Ing extract -
In 'he Of the State there an immense level
rsct There are numerous volcanoes ON the Pacific side
tie il obtained The climate Is healthy though various
The greatest portion the land consists Of plains and
much nsglec ed. The productions indigo, susar,
coffee COCOA and cotton the last Of superior quality
of the nha bitans are raised in abundance in the
famous parts Of the country Oranges lemons and vsri
fruits plentiful The land affords extensive pas
tnrsee for cattle and this forms Of he chief
OF the wealth Of the people, Indigo Nicaragua woodland
hides the chief articles OF export.
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rsediu height, very spare has straight yelowsh hair
and light conpsxion. the only thing remarkable in bis
appearances his eyes, which are large Of hight gsy
Tho Sanitation Of these POOR creatures for Walker Is
great and they show It in every way they can BY max
Ing him little pre<ents co. for inssnce during vt
Of them brought in chicAen, some patotoes and
iew tggr, as "a present for the grey eyed general"
After taking leave Of the officials AL our spare time
ed In taking lock 1t the city, we went
board the steamer again. and in few hours found
ourselves again sale and sound gin Bay, which
lett morning aud returned to this place. delighted
With trip, but rather tine for dissipation
and riding.
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THE NEW GOVERNMENT oE NIcARAGUl

Some curiosity Las oten excited eff: al aud privae
circles eseciirg probable of COVE
toward the new government of Nicaragua lhe prev.
ient and probable opoion l. that tho ldaui,ra val
in tie state Of things, agns" M. Paeker
H. french, the Ecaraguau Eayey to this country
in place Mr. clet. IL Is understood thst tostrg,
Il na Oh the utjcct bad gone out 10 Mr. waeeler or
Minister to Nicersgun not TO ge Cereal Wtlkec'
eovernmpo bot they did not arrive time His pre-.
mature aci ~ :he' core, viii not be aop,oved II a.
been h" policy OF this county to recognise ex,ug
government but MT 10 bot haste to preclude
preliminary inqui les to The sctual cnndon OF a
evolutionary government, and It's ability 10 maiotair
ttself
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FEDERAL RELATIONS IN TEXAS.

The following JOINT resolutions before the Igsa
ture Of Texas at last accounts:-
Resolved. By the legislature Of the State Of Texas
that this State regards the acts OF Congress- passed in
1860, admitting California into the Union fixing the
boundary Of Texas estabihing territorial governments
IL monty called the Compromise measures 1850, as
qut fully settled far they have relation to the
gus ston Of s very. ard that Texas Is opposed 10 any
char ge those laws aFectiog their principles the
great questions which have sppiy divided the North
sno Southern States II the Union.
Resolved That the state Of Texas regards the rcmsin-
ing q the conpromie Of 1880. commonly
called The Fugitive Slave Law n constitu-
ticnsl ght ard justice 20 The slave holding states,
essential their peace and the preservation their
rights that she would look upon the repeal mod
cstion OF that act in,asion Of her fufien II
rights aud iust cause OF alarm to herself anc her ais
ter states q the South.
Resolved That the State ~ Texas regards The late net
OF the United States Congress known tie KansasNe
braska ret whereby those Territories thrown open
settlement allie by c liens from The savchsding and
saveholdiDg Sta %, measure founded In toe
spirit Of the fede al constitutional justice TO all
psrs Of the Union and Of vital importance 20 the South
setes of tie conederacy well the permanent
tsace ~ the ration and while this state utterly opposes
The repeal RI hst law sny modification n IT, ptovi-
srns affecting the emigration rights Of Shareholders in
raid Territories she in with her sister States
of the South would regard snch repeal Modification
an invasion Of the true spirit Of the constitution Of the
United states sectional In Its character and just
cause IL alarm the part Of the ssvshoding states
That the Governor copies 81 these resolutions
be FORWARDED 10 each OF Senators ard
In the Congress OF the United States duly authenti.
Gated.
Passed final reading In the House, November 90
Tho st. Louis Tnieigcnc formerly whig has espoused
the cause Of the Know koihings.
The Fan Artopis 7zan Il n favor q Senator Douaa.
Tor IIesidtnt, and Cen. Rufk for Vice rlcsdsrt
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AFFTCE OFTHE3J. R. bAND z. CO..

OFFICE OF THE j. r. AND z. CO.,
" MAY lsT, 1855 -For the purpose of .repsifing
Locks Nos 20 and 40. ON the First DIVISION of the
canal, she navigation will be stopped at those two
points the 20h inst, at shutdown, and viii not be
opened again until the l7th of June; win then
again stopped at Locks Mes 10 and S. until the 12h
of July. ,.:< =
Forthe purpose of laying new floors In Locks Mes
4, 5 and 6, the navigation will be stspped between
those th,ee Locks on the 22d inst and be opened
again. on the Monday following. Il 49,.
BY order of the Board Of Directors, .s
e.s,..-5y -rzre te5.5 alrss4 III d. l.. .CHTNN,
mp dim superintendent OF Repairs.
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EA nEa5w.aETM

T IST OF LETTERS-R Remaining in the
Il 4 Richmond Post Office on the 18Th May, 1850 ~,
CTPersons calling for Letters In this List VIII
r. OfHee hours, on Sunday, hereafter, from 8 toe
A NJ and TO 5 r. M.
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EOR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
- DiNG. fAOiN6, LtNtNG AND bOOh.biNU-
they need not go North to buy these articles the
undersigned has them always hand as good and as
che sp as they can be bought at the North. Manu-
factory on Brock Avenue, opposite, BACON QUARTER
fe 26-d&c6m - gss- ~. ~
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DESIRABLE p ROPE RTY ON
u CHURCH HILL1FQK SALE. PRIuATELY.-

The House and Lot ON the corner of Broad and 22i
street. now In the occupancy of the subscriber, jsoE
fered for sale. The Lot fronts 66 feet Brood st.
running back $50 feet to alley. The location of
this property presents peculiar advantagea being
directly on line with and oatads Of the corpora
ton. within ten minute6 walk of the Post Office and
other portsnt business localities 1t possesses all
the advauts gee without incurrpg Of the oious
expenses incident to a city residence. es s;g
Any one desirousof purehasing such property, may
secure a bargain on the fnost accommodating terms
if early application In msEe to lsa fga 2
nv 9-dts e & SfFl SIS ! f.. WARREN =
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r INSURANCE. ON LIFE lessons Ca

ii ANHOhhINC11 p OAN LIZ II ItSSbIib CHG
II with those having families or friends There is
no investment men make that large pro-,
vision ct their death for these they wish provide
for. The MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSU.
RANCE CO." 10 paying to tho injured an anbual
dividend Of IS per cent and has sustained Jcssess
Amounting to over $40 900. under the Richmond
Agency. - B.. w. KNOWLES. Agent,
49,. Office at No. II Pearl ct Richmond, Ve.
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THE RUNAWAY NEGROES who es

wv N. B. WOOD, c III e a p WHOLE
w SALE AND RETAIL TIN LATE AND
SHEET IRON MANUFACTURER, AND STOVE
DEPOT, no 8 Main Street, Richmond, IA 3 doors
dbcye Ola Market keeps constantly on hard full
assortment Of Plain Tin and Fancy Jspanned Ware,
together with large and varied assortment OF
stoyss, Hot Air Furnaces, Grates Tenders, 10 al
Of which no ofers to the public on the most favora-
Bile terms.
ROOFING. GUTTEaIN6 and SCOUTING exc
oateG ct sh5rt notice. either Ia town or country.
Country Merchants would do well to call and ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere, a. l
n determined to sell low fer cash -e3 v
NH 2]-dSm WIN SEARS wO0H
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nOGGETT Il ANDERSON, UPHOL-
IL sTERERs AND PAPER HANGERS, Con.

NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN bTs., are nov
receiving for the Spring and Summer trade full
and elegant stock Of French and American Paper
Han gings Borders, Fire Screens and Curtain Papers
Of the newest styles from the best factories Also
Floor and Table Oil Cloths all qualities; white sheck
Muslin and Lace Curtains Window Shades; Curled
Hair and Shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds; 6oisters
Webbing &C.. which will be sold on the most rea-
sonsble terms, and Paper HANGING and UPhoisteaing
promptly attended to and faithfully executed In town
respectfully solicited. with our best endssvors to
m crit the same. mn Z4-0Jm
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M ARM WEATHER WARES@Vatel

~ Coolers Cream FTeezers, Bath Tubs, Hip
Baths Sprnklersa Wster Buckets, Gannisterss of eli
kinds, snatl Portable Summer Ranges, sFnrnaces,
Enane He'd Kettles,F Sauce Pans Coffee Roasters
Zinc Wash Boards, Ovens Kettles. Spiders. Fry
Pans, Tea kettles Suction, Force and Chain Pumps.
small Garden and Fire Engines Hydraulic Rama
Factory, lac Main street, neafthe Exohsn ee Banf.
ep N--1m sess sssS1 GEORGE STAnRETT.A
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THE COTTAGE HOTEL, HANOVER


l. COUNTY, VA.-This eligible retreat. located
shout 10 miles, north of Richmond, ON the line OF
the Richmond, Fredsrieksburg and Potomac Rail,
road IL now opsn for the reception Of visters and
boarders and offers many ADVANTAGES to persons In
search of health, quiet aud recreation.
For facility of access, good water, comfort OF 40
commodation. and health OF location, the proprie-
tors fstter themselves that establishment east
Of the mountains afford greater Inducements az
place OF resort.
In addition to the great Northern and Southern
Mall trains which pass the place twice daily an Ac.
comnodation Train leaves Richmond at O'Clock r.
M and returns to Richmond at A. Nd. daily, thus
afording facilities of and departure highly
convenient and comfortable.
The Oh mbeTs Of the Hotel and adjoining Cot
tages aIe all furnished with gas and we'll arranged
in every other respect, what the spacious grounds
and grove attached to the premises, will enable pa
rents to afford their children secure and comforta-
BILE field for exercise and recreation t --
TERMS OF BoARp-S2 per day; $40 per week. and
$50 per month-ehildren, under ten years Of age,
and servants hslf price. - %
Passengers by the Mail Train, going North, will
take supper ct the Cottage Hotel in future; and du
ring the summer months, on the afternoon of each
Thursday, commencing with the 18th of May. the
Armory Band will practice on the grounds of the
Cottage. f.-. A. B. PALMORE co,
90 .s,sle.--4., - Proprietors.
Slash Cottage, Hanover co.,
April 9th, 1855. sp 24-1n
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BOOTS, sHOEs, &c.

- AIDES,
y If you want to SAVE MONEY.
20 at once to MAURICE'S
metropolitan" Shoe Store.
and buy pair of the elegant
MOROCCO AND KID SLIPPERS,
which he ia now selling.
Ee has
5000 PAIRS OF DIFFERENT KINDS,
for you to select from.
Besides SIXTEEN DIFFERENT VARIETIES of
CATERS, at 81 so.
Ladies' If you want large stock to select from,
call at roe on C. 3. MAURICE,
151 Main at Eagle Square,
myl7 Richmond Va.
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c4K3snl COACH MA KE RS-CO-

90 IN FCUACH In q e Is b-CO-
NRARTNERE HIP.-The undersigned
have formed ACOPARTNEksHlP for the purpose
of condueting the COACH-MAKING BUSINESS
In THE city Ia all fts branches. asder the firm Of
BAILEY C FRANCIS, at the establishment
18th street. occupied by the senior partner for seys.
raj years past. They viii keep constantly on hand
BAK0UCHES, ROCKAWAYS, BU8GIES, SUI
KiES, he. all OF tss best n,anufsetuss and mate.
REPAIRING done at the shortsst notics and ON
the most reasonable terms Thankful for past IA
to the old estRbsh mea we solicit continua-
trial. satisfied TO rest claims for share Of bust
ness in our line ON DER werkmenship ie
fa,4 ,~ssY s.a.a . 4, VIM w. BAILEY,
ap6-d&wSm @s@ssRt9 GA FRANCIS.
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OHsr their imm ense stock OF -.
FURNITURE e.,
At prime cost from this date TO the ist day of june
intending TO close out the whole stock, preparatory
to removing to =
CORINTHIAN HALL,
At which place they are now arranging, and VIII
shortly exhibit the ncst extensive, varied and mag
nffcent assortment OF
CHAMBER AND COTTAGE FURNITURE
EVER EXHIBITED SOUTH.
STORE No. 169 FOR RENT.
ap 13-dtlJune
NHAS. III. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer. 18th street, between Main
aud Gary, Richmond Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings DO,
Metallic Roofing, 9uttering aud Gpoutines put
CD In any pert of the city or country.
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IL oRNAMENrAu PAINTERS. RICHMOND, Va
The Subscribers lately of New York; having estab.
shed themselves ia this city for the purpose OF car
rying on and executing FRISCO and ORNAMENT
AL DECORATION. beg leave to inform the public
that they are now ready and prepared to do any
work In their line with which they may be favored
In the very best style.
RErERENcE-To Mr.. John P. Ballard and Mr.. J..
c. Hobson, ON whose private residences we have
worked. =,
Main A. LICKERT DETTMAN,
NH l9-9m+ Fresco and Ornamental Painters
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GMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RE-
NJ TURNS has always been and is still the sub
scriber's motto. He has now on hand a splendid
ssting of new styles Nantes, Ribbons Embroider.
les, Grape Shswls, white and other Dresss Goods.
Cersets. Fans, Gioves Hdkfs, Silks, Lawns B rI-
liants and large sssorimeat OF Hosiery for Ladies'
Misses, Gents and Boys, all Of which must be sold
and in oIder to effect this. great BARGAINS win be
l75 b. oad street. % door from the corner ofSixth
h street. my IA 6t*
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7COACH FACTORY:

Z THOMAS III, FOWLER, Manu-.
fectursr o.. Carriages, Bnggies Rockaways, Sal
kies. &c, on Franklin Street nearly opposite the
Exehangs Hotel keep on hand and make . taa sr,
Carriages of various styles The best materials and
workmanship used Fhe work viii be sold law.
Ali work Is warrspted These wss ling anyi hing
in the Carriage line. will do well By giving me CALI
Repairing doneweil, with dispatch, and on rsasons
BILE terms. ,;u,isg 4. 60 ~. ! ap 25-dkwlm
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NEW GOODS.--I have re opened at my
IN old stand, No. 2O4 esd street, between 4th and
9TH SITS large and handsome assortment of Ladies'
Grape, Silk and Straw BONNETS, made after the
most fashionable styles. Aiso-Men's PANAMA
HATS, Boys Straw Hats end Misses Flats; great
variety of Summer Ribbons; French Saxony and
Swiss Embroideries, Gloves, Fancy Articles, &c.
which i will sell at small profit. = :
8. = : 1919 g. L. WIGAND,
!, ap 2l-1m* Ne. 264 Broad at
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LIGHTNING RODS I. LlG HTN1N g
III RODS.-Havins made ARA gements with the
patentee of one of the best lightning Rods In the
United States BY whichwe are now prepared to put
up In town and country ut prces greatly below
that charged for stnilsf Rods at present. We will
also sell the Rods and Fixtures to person ssxishing
to put them up Themselves, at q small advance on
the cost ~ 81 G.& A.2BARGAMIN, JR @
"a nv Es&ta * ~ Corner 10Th and Main
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ERESH COCOANtJfH@ bdst receives
N SO fiesh Coesanass tos sale ~ .,sx,rrx
me II LOula 4. hosfiAs -
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I'M ARBLE WOR KS.-MILLER d
M VINCENT, opposite I'd Baptist Church. on
Main street, Manufacturers OF Italian and American
Marble and Granite Monuments, Toombs, Head
Pieces. he. of any style or design. at prices lower
than the same articles can be bought in New York
or Philadelphis. =
Any design in Carving or Lettering, executed
equally a. well as any work that comes from the
North. il,.a.s Id 80 ST w
All work furnished by u.s. shall be of the best m
teIia at the lowest possible prices and wofk man
ship equal to any in the Union. my LIN
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/ MELIA sPK Nc S-Two and a hall

: A MELIA SPk ING S-Two and half
"A miles from the Richmond and Dsnvile Railroad
q wysnsts Station will ss open L. July for the
made to please our boardeu who will be so coed a.
to favor u. with their patronage. Our BAR win be
at 10 O'Clock. Our BATHING establishment is Just
erected new at the Springs whess hot or cold Baths
Terms Of Board per day Of SO; per week 81; per
month Sa5; all children over years Id and under
I2 years. and servants. half price. There will be an
'sn Taos SfRI. 's sons
CHAMPAGNE WINE.-We have been
sPsssss s. q I'll E 81
for the Of film this city Horslk. Pesersburs and
This Is ans Of ths best wiass imported. We sell
4 here At ssans prices charged By the importer In
New York, We cal the attention Of dealers par.
s 800 80. ROYAL sNoDaRAss.
= ssrshandize Brokers, Pearl st. below Carr g. $50
= ny I--Ia..- g ..-.-- - kschmond, Va
MOT ICEAny person or persons are
IN forbid bvsing any land Or iancs tn the Stafesof
sasra; i, the estate ct Ma
pesss 81 xsso.ass made ai.t sss Of April isss,
r null g. ssn sSd EN- Si 81. s.s
- ~ q - S4E Attorney for the Heirs. g
:. April 2stb. lass. 49, sassa,y 4--ts g
DOR SALE-Two Coda Appearances.
complete, snd Eve Feaaiai1s- zaso, ~ koSss
. snsis cl''' 'ax'e cala.. s;S
IfOk SAL E-Vifeinia Coupon Bonds;
T. do Registered DO; Richmond City stessl ass's
my 2--&s - 800 B, II. AAukY a co. =
I IGHT BUGGY.AND HARNESS FOR
=. 49, iii g, u: W. =
Hon AALE-A new two osss HURNT.
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WARWICK M. WOODWARD, yCabi4
w net.maker and Undertaken, Bread street, tes
tween ID and Sd streets would respectfully inform
his friends and the public gensrav that he is pre-
pared to do all kinds Of CABINET WORK. sAlsc,
all kinds Of old Furniture neatly repaired and Var.
nish ed in the best style. u III g7gss-xs h+la,
on hand and furnished in the shortest notice..
my 8-Im* W.-M. WOODWARD.