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SUMMER RETREATS.
COYNER,s WHITE AND BLACK 81
4 paIiR p q / 81 81 -Ihia ALI shtful xsfar

COYNER,s WHITE AND BLACK SUI
~ PHUR SPR GS.-This delightful Watering
place IL now open for the reception of visitors IL II
situated the line Of the counties of Roanoke and
Botetout, surrounded by mountains and in one OF
the most beautiful pictu.esque and fertile portions
of Virginia. and immediately on the line OF the Viz
sinis and Tennessee Railroad, within $50 yards Of the
road ITSELF and about half mile from Bsnsscks de.
pot only eight or nine hours ride from Richmond and
Petersburg and about two hours from LynehbuIg.
Persons leaving City Point, or Petersburg or Rich
mond in the morning, by the Southside and Dsnyiue
usssee Railroad at Lynehbure reach Bonsaeks depot
about o'clock P. NJ. the same day, where IN Omni-
bus &c, will meet them, and convey them 70 tie
Thers are three White and two Black Sulphur
Spnnss whose curative powers can be attested oy
scores OF persons who have been entirely renewed Dy
half century past has been established in tho
rounding counties for having cured many persons sf-
cted with various chronic and other diseases They
.re net urpassed by any mineral waters In VfrEtnia
Sor the cure of Dyspepsia in its various forms Afec-
tions Of the Liver Kidneys and Bladder General De.
bility, especially Of the Nervous system ~ lnds Of
of the diseases peculiar TO females They are gently
uurxative and diuretic with strong 70
the skin. For certificates .: TO tne smescy OF me
,rsters Of these Syringe, see handbills.
Tho Buildings are spsclous and convenient sad
almost entirely new, consisting Of Hetea Cottages,
to- s6ording sccommodanona eqna % ny @ oS
found In the mountains Of Vupsis' sof seoss w
peI Tss Furniture and Fixtures are absut equal u
those Of the best hotels in our cities
The Beddins s unusually good, With hair mattresses
throughout the essblshment.as 70 ail which We N
rite yisitors TO examias and judge for themsslves
No psins have been spared In obtaining the eese
.rysnta and the most expersnesd anl best qualified
ssdstants for svery departmens Of ths sseasn@r
The General n,anasementis IL eoahded % J. A. HI
YELFiNOER, Esq., late Of Cumbsrlana, naryi.nd.
s.s;sssd by ALrRED R. JAMEs and ko. ]. READ. lats
~ IsnsSbare. Who Vim no desbt give satsAstea .
~ rbsss AZ 1lli bs BOWLING ALLEYA &s- tbr e.
a.. RAND or MUSIC Il alrssAy ssssrsd, aaA
Tsissrsph once vill soon b sstsslishsd = -
eaak's depot. q =.
The TADLE Will - found egusi e ~
about = great - they 60 yeu eo = ~
1. n o.. a .,>.'-- --s Rsops1seeee
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COLLISION AT SEA-The schooner L. Crawford
of Philadelphia, arrived at Salem. Mass the 1lth
inst, having at o'clock that morning, near Ba.
kers Island, came in contact with the British bark
Himalaya, Lavashe, frem Pcton, bound for Bos-
ton, damaging her SO much that she sunk in ten
minutes The crew and passengers. thirteen in
all, succeeded in getting on board the schooner
saving nothing but what they stood in. The
schooner carried away her bowsprt, jibboom and
cutwater, and all her head gear, chatting her star.
board side. She is leaking badly. The Himalaya
is a new bark she was insured in Philadelphia,
and the cargo in srIred in Boston
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TOURNAMENT AT BUFFALO SPRIEGs.-A tour
nament took place at Buffalo Springs, on the 10th
instant The following is list OF knights who
competed for the honors. resulting IN the success
of VI r Shelton as champion. who choose Miss
Arlington. of Norfolk ss Queen of Love and
Beauty; w A Clark, LIST Knight who choose Miss
West Of Halifax, first Maid Of Honor; b + Young,
ID knight, who choose Miss Marks, OF Petersburg,
second Maid of Honor; DR. j Shelton, sd knignt,
who choose Miss N OVERLY, of Mecklenburg, third
Maid of Honor
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HONDURAS INTER-OCEANIC RAILwAY-The
Liverpool Daily Post. of the 26th of August, con.
tans the speech of Mr.. William Brown member
of Parliament for South Lancashire, England, on
the subject of the Honduras InterOceanic Rail
way. He has brought the undertaking before the
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, recommendiDgi it
to the attention of the merchants and the public In
general
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CHILDREN BOUND FOR THE WESTON Tues
day afternoon, colony of young people left New
York for the West, under the guardianship of the
Rev. Mr.. Vanmeter. The number of the little emf.
grants about fifty of both sexes, and varied in
age from six years up to twelve and fourteen
They were accompanied to the cars by Messrs
Macy, Mead, and c. G. Tracy, of the Newsboys'
Lodging House, and had been fitted out for the
West by the Five Points Ladies' Mission the Chill
drel's Aid Society, and the Home for the Friend
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ENGLISH SURNAMEs.-The Register General
estimates that there are nearly 10000 surnames in
England. Among them there are $1,000 fami
lies bearing the name of Smith, and 81 900 that
Of Jones. The Smiths add Jones alone are
supposed to include about a million of the popu
lation.
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Fanral Pyocessions Within the past few dsys.
the L. L Blues have been called upon to pay the
last sad mark Of respect to two Of their deceased
brothers. On Saturday afternoon the company
Of honorary memberTH0NAs LAMBERT, gentle
man who was well Known in this city, and highly
appreciated for his many noble qualities.
Yesterday morning the corps was again called
burg cars the corpse of the late WILLIAM GoUL-
DIN, An active member of the company and Alder
men OF the city. A detachment Of the company.
consisting OF Sergeant Crump, Corporal Wilde,
and privates Seman, Tompkins, Bray Smith, Eg.
gleston, Antoni, Griffin Pendleton WheeIev and
Taylor, was appointed to accompany the corpse to
Caroline county, where II was taken for inter.
ment
Theatre "A large and intelligent audience at
tended the Theatre last Saturday night TO Witness
the thrilling tragedy Of ' Jack Cade," one of Ed.
win FORESTS great pieces, and, as far as we could
Judge, most OF the spectators were pleased with
Mira Davenports truthful portrayal of the charac-
ter Of Marianne" In the scene between herself
and Lord Clifford where she Is grossly insulted.
but saved from personal violence by the sudden
appearance OF Aylmere," she was truly pathetic
and received warm and continued applause. but
her greatest hit" was in the forest scene bv the
side OF her starving boy. and the return Of her
disconsolate husband without food or succor. Her
portrayal of the patience, endurance and copstan-
cy of noble hearted woman, was so thrilingly
tears on witnessing II. Mrs Boniface. as Jack
Cade" did rs well as his friends could have ex.
pected Of him, but it was evident that he lacked
physical power to give that interest to the piece
with which Forrest has heretofore encompassed
1t. Jack Cade, At best, can never become very
popular with Richmond audience, and but for the
fact that it written for and brought out by the
great American tragedian, Forrest, would long
since have been numbered among the things that
were
Tonight the beautiful play of Ingomar the
Son of the Wilderness" will be produced, and we
incline to the opinion that Mrs. Davenport will
bring out new beauties In the charming character
OF the noble Parthenia." Our lady friends will
De gratifed to learn that Mrs. and Mr.. Da-
venport have been re-engaged for the present
week, and if the weather continues good, we have
no no doubt they will be greeted by overfowing
disturbing an audience William Duke was
arrested and Gagged last Saturday night for riotous
and disorderly conduct in the theatre. Yesterday
morning ne gave bail to appear before the Mayor
this morning
Ftre-The alarm Of FIRE yesterday afternoon
was caused by the partial burning of Mr.. Ward.
wens icehouse. But little damage was done before
the flames were extinguished
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CALIFORNIA ELECTIoN-It has been generally
stated that the State election in California would
be held on the Sd of September. By law of Cal
on the same day with the Presidential election
the 4th of November, this year-and in other years
on the Sd day of September.-Louispille Journal.
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PARIS SCAN MAG.--A Paris correspondent OF
the Boston Transcript says, that Notwithstanding
the beauty of his consort, the Empress, Napoleon
il reported 10 be desperately In love with two other
persons-the Countess Castiglione, FlorentiDe of
great wealth and beauty, and the celebrated Miss
Neil. of England, whose captivating powers have
thrown spell over the heart of the nephew OF
his uncben
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ATTEMPTS TO SMUGGLE YELLOW FEVER INTO
NEW YORK CITY.-The official report of the
Health Officer before the Commissioner to-day
states that the yellow fever has been brought to
our wharves by vessel from Baltimore As soon
as the Health Officer became acquainted nth the
circumstances he ordered her to be removed to the
Quarantine anchorage. The conduct of the Cap
tain IN this case seems to have been exceedingly
reprehensible, and the Health Officer recommends
that be subjected to the full penalty of the law
Ne,o York Erprsss Sept IL
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SAD AFFAIR.-A German, named John Ritter,
attached to a military company In New York, was
accidentally shot, and almost instantly killed, by
the Lieutenant of his company, John p School
while at target practice, Wednesday. Ritter had
only been married few hours. and his wife was
with him at the time of the accident
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HP0sT OFFICE AFFAIRs.-.Postmaster General
Campbell orders the following appointments:
William H Read, postmaster at Madison G II,
Madison county, Va vice Hiram Carver, resigned.
Cornelius Carney, postmaster at Paramount.
Marion county, vice VIM Nuz1m, resigned
Beazley, postmaster at King William Q H. King
William county Va, vice Julius A Littlepage, re.
signed. The Office at Moreland, Fauquier county,
Va, is discontinued
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HEADS AND TALs.-Peter Cunningham WAS
once telling before Douglas Jerrold of strange
dish he had just dined on. "Such dish! No.
body could guess it," He, of course provoked
the query, "What was itG" Calves tails said
Peter. Extremes meat exclaimed Jerrold.
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RESULTS OF THE NEW COPYRIGHT LAW.-It
seems that the dramatic copyright law lately pass
ed by Congress is already producing its natural eff
feet. According to the New York Times, "all the
great American dramatists" have been Fastening
to the Office of the New York district attorney to
register the titles of their plays.
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EARTHQUAKES The Memphis, Tenn BulIe-
tin Of the 18th instant says that on the preceding
Friday, two distinct shocks of an earthauake g
were felt there about and O'Clock P. NJ They
were accompanied each time by deep rumbling
noise.
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TRADE OF CINCINNArI.-The Cincinnati Price
Current publishes an interesting statement of the
trade of that city for the year ending 3lst August
1856 The total value Of our principal imports
for the year was $75, ,295 901, against S67 SOL 344
against $3a III 1894 the previous year, showing an
increase in the value of imports of 81 94 $751; and
in the value of exports SIl ,967 392
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PROGRESS IN WIsCoNsIN.-An Ottawa, (wis)
paper says there is a starch factory In that town
eight stories high. covering an area of $50 by $50
feet; also dwelling house Of one of its opulent
citizens, which, when finished, will cost from
s6n 600 to S70 900.
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IsocULATIos FOR YELLOW FEvER-Dr. Hum
boldt has been trying his inoculation for yellow
feyer in Cuba, by permission of the Government.
report of the esu. Of tes .s
weight cases of black vomit, among those inocu-
isted only seventy seven died
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BOARDING.

BOARDING The subscriber has taken
tsN. Jno. Won5e's large and conveniently located
I..1se on Main street, between 18th and 18th
..-.s.s and Will BY the 18th of this month, open
- for the accommodation of those VINO wish to pro-
egre BOARD. Besides several families, she can and
would be pleased TO accommodate number of day
.r6ers Every efort will be made to give saIisfAc-
ion to those who may patronize her, and she hopes
tts, IL tbs che will not fail.
g. la-6i- SARAH SHEPPARD HICKS.
--Che PkESC0TT Hot SIX,
ID two doors sbsve the Banks is again open for the
reception Of tosrders, by the day, week or month.
Dr. HUDSON, who owns the property, has spared no
eypense to make this House of the most pleasant
Boarding Houses in the city. He has made several
additions that renders it much more pleasant than
heretofore Nothing on my psrt shall be lacking to
f4 render a who msy favor with their patronage,
ta-ir stay MY house Pleasant ST the same time the
comforts of hOme.
Al ls-lm Mrs. NJ. C. JETER.
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KILLED BY RATTLE SNAKE.-An old man,
named Simeon Pfouts, residing near Lock Haven,
Pennsylvania, was bitten in the wrist by . rattle
snake, on Thusday of last week, and killed. He
was in the habit of playing with these reptiles.
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EELs IN WATER PIPEs-One of the service
mines st the Gas House In Boston, Mass was OBJ
structed last Saturday, and en- examination, an eel
IS inches sng, and another sths of an inch diane
ter. were found jammed In 2 inch pipe. The
I.rgest WAS dead.
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FROST IN OHIo-Toledo (Ohio) papers say that
the frost on the night of the 29h u almost entire
~ ruined the buckwbsst crop In that vicinity. sna
had seriously affected other crops "garden sauce,
Ac
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MOVE oN.-Jas Calwell and John Malone arrived
in Norfolk Friday, having been expelled from Che
raw g. c., for expressing improper views to negroes
on the sub biect of slavery They were sent to Wii-
mington, N. c.. whore the Mayor forwarded them on
to Norfolk. Mayor Ferguson of Norfolk. committed
them to prison until an opportunity Offers to send
them further North.
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! uenxnY APROlNT 80 eengs1esse
/ JOHN q. SOSfEk NJ Aseat e sr:ss.s<s S;ss.
woed o. county of Heaqeo
Richmond. Aug ~ ~.
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EXTRAORDINARY TENACITY OF LIFE.-The
Newburyport (Mass) Herald of the I'd inst,
states that Mr.. Solomon j. Felkner, of that city,
in cutting stick Of white oak timber. found a
toad in the heart of the tree. Over him had grown
sixty yseven grains rings of the oak, indicating
that that had been his home for 67 years at least
where he had existed without air, without water,
and without food. For a while he remained tor
pid, but after few moments exposure to tn e sun
he hoped about quite merrily.
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A GOOD LEssoN.-The Cincinnati Gazette
learns that IA young and handsome girl. residing
on Sycamore street, attempted, on last Sunday
evening TO commit suicide by swallowing large
dose of laudanum. Soon after taking it she rued
exceedingly afraid she would de- A physician
was called in, used the stomach pump, and yester.
day the girl was doing wel and not only likely to
recover from the effects Of the poison, but also
from love t, that it seems induced the foolish at.
tempt. "Oh, Doctor y said she to her physician,
wouldn't it have been horrible to have killed my
self for such stupid fellow as - why. when
he heard of 1t he said he always thought was
blamed feolp
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vo,s 70 show that sea sickness 10 not influenced
sv the size of vessels. but by their shape, ana y
asserts that sea voyagers are not less snoe e'ea
The ee neral impression is quite the reverse OF
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ppINrr Enw.RD IsLAND.-The Chariottetown
fp. e. D Examiner, Of August 2sth, complains o. o.
the almost total failure Of the wheat crop. ~ ~
Also states that the turnips are destroyed oy tne
maggot and that potatoes are beginning % eAn'0'
IL the rot.
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ABOUT TO MovR.-The Warrenton Va. Whig
learns from Robt G. Scott, Esq, that he is about to
become a resident of the State of Alabama.
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UATcHEs AND JHwHLRY.

WM. J. BA ARTHOL NJ w,
q pRaCTICAI. WATCH MARKER, corner
"a Of Eleventh and Main streets requests the
Of 'trsns.% RAJ rn,rs r''s o,,sn'ion sns to
~, ~ ZINC. exclusively. Every description Of
= So =. clocks and Jewelry, repaired IS we'll and
,ooerste terms as snv other house IN the city
~ S3 aver twenty vesrs experience at his trade,
liaN Nhe vt.l.,5 and :he United States. he 10 war
"a " ss.uriug sstsfsc ion to all who may patron
~. KIM All he asks is triaLx, trial
''' '''' VIM ]. BARTHOLOMEW,
-. - ~ Clo,k Maker, cor. Main and 1lth SIS,
w stcf' e'-' oprnsife ths American Hotel
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The DAILY DISPATCH
AH'sfoSpENe or THE pIsPArcH.
Monday Morning, September rs. ISs6

F"e bsae Ss5phnr Sprines-Neelec, of the paBlie-
TIE Accommodations 7aere. &c.
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:, SkW JEWELRY @A@
srnRE SI4N OF THE sSE Ne

~ ST9Ent' SSn}n EaGI,E, s.i W No Is >~
~ W,IxsrsEEr.-GlLL 4 WElDEMEYER
' rrsderok.burs. Va: have Just received new
''51'H :, e., Jsdies' Chatelains; Gent emens Fob
ringer 90 ana Silver Pens and Pencils; Gold and
-'t' 1pS,1hles, Gold Silver and Steel Spectscles
so. 80 Gablet,: Cups; Spoons; Butter Knives; Port
S7e' " go Cases; Match Boxes and every article
N'eEatSS ~ and Silver line for sale on reasona-
,9 '.s -. srd warranted ssrepresented.
he fe'nr ATCuES of az kinds repaired snd war
..,s5 to perform well; also, Jewelry OF every de-
l,..r,16n repaiTed at short notice.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS IN TENNEssEE-A Demo.
cratic mass meeting was held In Chattanooga, Tenn,
on the 10TH and 10 600 people were present Hon.
A. H. Stephens and Hon. Howell Cobb of Georgia,
were among the speakerA
At Knoxville, on the 9Th inst. mass meeting OF
Anercans including about 20 900 persons, was held.
Tents were pitched and barbecue given.
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~N Glass, CHINA AND EAkTH-
"a ENWARE.-Havi taken the store FORM
e - eriy occupied by James Evans, we are now
- receiving new and splendid assortment of
FilIl and Solar Lamps, Csndelsbras, Looking Glass
e. Table and aEte Ornaments rits nnia and Plated
"sJe Table Cutlery, Glass China and Earthenware,
IN sets and by the piece all Of which we will sell at
The lowest market rates
Orders sent to will be faithfully executed, the
best articles fuTdished and particular attention paid
10 packing. TAYLOR & CO.,
IS-GIm III Main Street
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TRIFLING CAUSE.-Paul Stillman died in New
York, Thursday, from exhaustion, consequent on
the amputation of foot He had worn tight
boot only two hours, and produced wound which
resulted in the loss of foot and finally of his lfe
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STARTLING DEArH-At revival at McGee's meet
ing House, sampson county, N. c., last week. lady
Joined in prayer offered up When the conerega-
tion arose, she was discovered remaining on her
knees with her hands clenched to the back Of her
seat and on examination was found to be entirely
dad
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ONE OF THE TRICKS OF BURGLARs.-From
confession made by rogue. now in Jail at Hart.
ford, Ct for various burglaries recently commit
ted in Pennington. il appears that one of the
gang with whom hes.was connected, travelled
through ghvarieus towns selling polishing powders
with view of ascertaning where silver plate
was to be found In visiting dwellings he was
always quite bold in following the inmates to adja
cent rooms to test his powders upon silver spoons
or plate. He made a memorandum of what he
saw, in book, noting particularly those houses
where dog was kept
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nus nnuaanLE ~ AFrAIR.C1ild Carried off b. a Bear
s.ee s y, Q. Nesnota. on Saturday last which 90 40
romsncs os sne thrilling interest in the written
cnid hve years cid, was seized In the nressnse -
It's mother, by afull grown bear, and IN sn;ts 10
OF It's screams, and the frantic effort. - ;.s
mother. was borne of into the thicket The sl.rro
was gwen. ana the men with guns and other a..
woods, but up to Tuesday nothing had been foun =
upon which to base conjecture with references 70
its rate Bears are quite plenty in this neiehbor.
hood, but this is the first instance whore bum.,
life has been sacrificed by them. thou gh they had
frequently carried off stock from the farmers
coming up, in this case to the door Of the house
Manitotooc (Tbis) Tribune
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DEATH OF An ARTIsr-Seth Chesney, an ar.
tist, celebrated particularly for his drawing in cray
on, died on "Wednesday at Manchester, Connect.
cut. where he had retired-and lived with his
brother. an eminent engineer-with the intention
of devoting himself to painting, adding color for
delicate feeling to outline and shadow, by the
management and disposition of which be gained
his reputation. He became q prey. however, to
consumption,-or rather, IS his physician describes
1t. an exhaustion of the nervous organization
He was aged about 55.
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2OOOOOO l.si aas.s: :f .ns 81 braa .ns con- saa
.re14uy On hand. CiRan of any description made to
gsi WL al snort notice. Liberal discount allowed.
.A4pine nay stock and prices before psrshasins else
"Nefe' II c. q. ZIMMERMAN,
Importer and Manufacturer of Cigars,
3-om No. Ut Broad street.
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: E~- sTkAaIER CALYPSO

A sTEAAIER CAL YPSO
So FOR sALE-The undersigned is
7<11- disoosed to sell, upon reasonable
eims' this beautiful little pleasure stesfner. She
launched less than year since built of the best
lA'e4!aI, with an excellent five horse power engine,
eAe Is gow IN fret rate order having been recently
' co she Id forty five feet long, feet BEAM l2tohs
Slt hen and can easily eisnt ten miles an
I'.t. The Calypso can carry IN the cabin, (which
neg been tastefully tred app twenty passeng GERS and
pseises every comfort and convenience. As she
- ~s only ~ inches water, she can safely navigate
e Hslest streams. As pleasure or passenger
2f snort distances she possesses no superoTsi asa
y boat she would prove attractive, while upon the
been used
ioT terms, &c, address II. w. FRY, JR-
SO ot Richmond, Va.
NEW GROCERY STORE. The under
sshed hss taken the house next TO A. b. Clarkes
nate ete store, Franklin street, where be has
o large and desirable stock of Groceries, TO
81 ne respectfully asks the attention OF bis old
H. nes snd the public. He 10 determined that moth
a. sesii be left undone his part 20 render entire
- A'iScton TO all whe may favor him with a call
JOHN BARNES,
D-G,t