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ruLUor APH1C NEWS.
REPORTED FNA l,aE DISPATCH.
THREE DAYSLATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THH AFRICA.

NEW YORK. April 10 The steamer Afriea ar,
rived here this afternoon, with dates from Liver
pool to the 9Th instant
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL April 5s-Breadstnffa generally are
unchanged. The news Is not very important.
Cotton-sales for the week were $500 bales
There was an advance Of from an eighth to quar-.
ter on lower qualities and sixteenth to eighth
on middlnR and the higher grades.
Breadstufts generally remained unchanged ana
quiet Canal -four Ia quoted at 34s; Ohio IS to 36s
Corn Ii steady, and prices are unchanged.
Cousols for money 90: an eighth decline. Bull
lion in the Bank of England was seventy three
thousand ss @
The Peace Conference continues its stittings.
The minor details of the treaty were favorably
received ut 81. Petersburg.
A deplorable accident has occurred In Dublin.
It appears that large number of persons were
assembled on the second floor of . house on Pen
rose Square, when It gave way with terrible
crash, burying all hands in the ruins. Eighteen
dead bodies were recovered, and sixteen persons
were wounded.
vessel has arrived from Newfoundland, which
reports having seen the light Of a steamer IN the
ice on the banks this was probably the American
squadron cruising on the coast
[sEcoND DIsPATcH]
NEW YORK, April 20-Upon an examination OF
the files by the Africa we make the following sum-
mary:
Tho Conference.
The Peace Conference, 1t is said, will remain In
session until the 9th of April.
An Imperial manifesto published at st. Peters
burg on the Isl inst says that the rights OF the
Christians in the East have been secured, and the
object of the war has been attained.
The Crimea.
The health of the French army in the Crimea
was improving The army would return to France
in bodies Of 10000 each. Their return viii proba-
bly, occupy until October.
Black Sea.
Special arrangements had been made to prevent
a collision between the Russian and Turkish fleets
in the Black Sea.
Russia.
A letter from Cronstadt says squadron of five
steamers had been ordered TO be prepared by May.
1t is believed that they are intended to convey the
Spain.
The Spanish Government had conferred the or
der of the Golden Fleece on the newly born
French Prince.
Parma Modena and Tuscany were in alarming
state of fermentation.
The British Baltic squadron had been recalled.
Sardinia.
Vessels we're about sailing from Genoa, to bring
the Sandman troops home.
Austria.
The Austrian army had been further reduced
10000 men,
Turkey.
A new line of frontier had been agreed upon for
Ressarabia
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The Opera.

Tonight the opera of Somnambula is to be pro-
duced in English at the Theatre. Those who re-
member the interesting performances of the Sc
gum troupe years ago, will feel especial desire to
hear Miss PINE tonight in Amna in this OPERA one
of the most enduring and pleasing ever written.
She has extorted the highest praise for her admit
rable PRESERVATION of the Somnabulist, wherever
she has performed it. The chorus and orchestra
are well arranged and effective, and The scenery,
&c. will be most appropriate. The sale of tickets
has been spirited and expect that there will be
crowded and fashionable house to greet the Eng.
lish Opera Troupe tonight
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A lust Reform.

The London correspondent of the National In
teligencer says that when Parliament reassembles
Sir Erskine Perry will bring forward the subject of
the law which throws the property and earnings
of the wife into the exclusive possession of the
husband. He will ask for a committee of inquiry
into the operation of the law and it is very pro-
bable, we are told, that he will obtain it. The So
eial difficulty says the correspondent arising from
the helpcssness of the wife and the abuse of power
by the husband has become too serious to be thrust
aside because it is perplexing and troublesome;
and, on the other hand, the miseries of husbands,
bound for life to unprincipled or silly women, for
whose debts before and after marriage they are
responsible are such as to claim every effort for
substantial relief
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We are requested to announce that, Peace
having been proclaimed in Europe, Thomas Wat.
son, Esq, the immortal bard, has determined to
publish his poems in pamphlet form. the proceeds
to be appropriated to the payment of the war
debts of all the belligerents his boundess philan-
throphy inducing him to desire to wipe out as far
as he can, all unpleasant consequences of the great
struggle!
The poems, we learn, viii be issued in monthly
numbers, and will extend through the space of two
years, just about the duration of the Crimean war
AS compliment to Richmond and incidentally
to one Of Its respected officers, Mr. Watson In.
tends to dedicate his work to the Recorder of thi,
city. This is one great event growing out of the
war, or rather the peace, on which we may felici
tate the world
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THos. L. ANGUS & co.
CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig Comfy

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig Comfy
" VA.-The propnetors Of these Springs, which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorsbe re-
putaton in the counties surrounding them have besn
induced to put the water In barrels for the sonveua-
ence of invalids in other sections.
For the present, the price is fixed at Iase which
barely covers cost of barrelng and the carriage.
Its healing virtues beyond question. Tbs fol-
lowing certificate from DIR. Carper, leading and well
known physician in Botetourt county, is selected from
many of equal responsibility and force:
FIscAsrLE, BoTETouRT Co., VA-}
July 18th, 1885,
Having been called on by the propristors Of tho
"Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion OF its
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have exsmra,
ed the analysis Of the water made By Prof Boothe ct
Philadelphia and believe 1t well adapted dis
eases requiring tonic Alternative action the sys
tenn and further state that have known some re-
markabIe cures effected by its In scrofulous ase.
tons and diseases of the digestive organs.
Samuel M. CARPER, M. d.
The water has been analysed BY Professor Boothe
of Philadelphia, who says.
"A mineral spring of such richoess and quality as
the indicates, will prove valuable aid TO the
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain
gon of Virginia. about equi-dstant from many of the
sulphur and other we'll known springs Of the State,
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbslybists
of Craig county. Very respectfully,
Eruptive diseases, arrangement Of tho liver, dys
pepsia, &c, have yiehed to the power of this water,
and.prove its efficacy wherever It has been tried.
This very valuable water is for sale in bsrrsls 1t
very low price,lby
NO 2q-dtsf AGENTS fer the Proprietor.
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THE HARBoR FoRTIFIcATIoHs OF NEW YORK
are being completed and the armament being sup
Piled them. This work Is done by order on the
Secretary of War. Fort Schuyler, ct Throe's
Neck, commanding the East River, IL now desti
tute of armament, though otherwise completed
1t will be mounted with three hundred and eipbteen
guns. Fort Columbus and Castle William are
both armed, and when South Battery has received
its armament the united force of the sree will he
one hundred and ninetyseven guns. Ellis and
bedioe Islands are at present armed, having TO-
gether ninety.two guns. Fort Richmond. Of the
Staten Island side Of the Narrows, is in process Of
construction, and work Is going on there rapidly
batteries Hudson and Morton, on the same shore
are already armed. Fort Lafayette, nearly op
posite, on Long Island is completed, and viii BE-
supplied with seventysix guns Fort Hamilton
has now full armau,ea, IT one hundred and
eighteen guns New York bfore many months,
will be in tolersbly good state Of defence against
any sea attack.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT O'CLOCK.


ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Rooms, Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers Fl. E. Tuttle.
Schr Ann D. Skies, Rowden, N. c., shingles.
Schr Jno. E. Adams Tyrer, wheat, Branch & Co.
Schr Woodbine, Allen, Attakapas, sugar and mo-
lasses, Dunlop, Moncure Co.
SAILED,
Schr Harrison Price, johnson, down the river to
load with wood for N Y.
Schr Ocean, MITCHELL Bait coal.
Schr MISSIONER, Gray, Boston, mdse, D w Currie.
Schr Maria Jane, - Bait, sugar
Schr Bengal, Snow, N. s., flour and feed.
Schr Del. Farmer Blaysters, light.
Steamer Pocahontas, .Iohnes, Baltimore, mdse, Lud-
lam Watson.
NORFOLK, April 19.-sailed, schr. Ann Hamilton,
Thomas, Richmond.
WILMINGTON, N c., April l9.-Clesred, Sckr. Jen-
ny Lind, Combs Richmond.
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Ho: for Kansas.

Our contemporaries of the Petersburg press are
quite snthassd upon emigration to Kansas The
Kansas meeting in the gallant Cockadc city, has
kindled . strong emigration spirit A convention
Is recommended In Petersburg on the 7th of May,
Of all the people of the surrounding counties and
N others who are in favor Of making Kansas
saveholding State. decisivs political battle will
De fought In October next In the new territory,
ANA the sons Of the South should be at hand.
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MayOr Wood.

The Petersburg papers having observed the fact
that Mayor Wood is to deliver an address in this
city, in behalf of the Mount Vernon Association,
suggest to the Library Committee, of Petersburg,
the propriety of inviting the distinguished gen.
tieman to repeat his lecture in Petersburg.
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Lecompte agnfn Beaten.

NEW ORLEANS, April Is ~In the three mile
race to-day on the Union course. Pryor beat the
celebrated Lecompte. The latter had previously
been beaten by the same rival over the Pharsalia
course at NatcheZ
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@Miss Maria Timmons was arrested at Wheeling
Va, last week, for wearing male apparel through
the streets.
Senator R. N. T. Hunter of Va, has been called
from Washington by sickness in his family.
The Fredericksburg (Va.,) Herald says that the
peach crop in that region is much damaged and
large number of trees destroyed.
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ePEcrAL NOTICES.

uwTo TIE voters ~ Henr1eO Comfy
hsva only to say, IN reply fhe card OF VIM Fslkes
which rpusared ~ the ispsfc Of yesterday tbat In
nv publication hsve induleed In feelings n pr.
sfe fnslfee III will hat have simply discharged
That b6Iieved ID - duty ] owed the public Mr..
fokes kae presented himsefHs candidate for public
office and has thereby challenged scrutiny and nves-
n. ton into btu character.
Mr. Folkes has instituted suit against me for de-
fau,atiou and when the trial takes place, | pledge
ysef to prove the truth Of my assertions to the
tist ctiob of court snd jury.
an 2I--9tf II. n. BARNES.
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EV~ Among the strangers in the city, is the
Hon. JAMES G. ALLEN, of Illinois, member of
the present Congress, who was elected by the very
small majority of one pote. He is Kansas.Ne.
braska man, and great efforts were made to defeat
him His seat is now contested, and if he can hold
his own in Freesoif Congress, he will do pretty
well
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WANTS.

WANTED, CREAM..-The undersigned
w wishes TO make arrangements for a regular SUP.
ply of CREAM during the summer months. Persons
who can contract to furnish him, win please call al
the St. Nicholas Saloon, next door to Ex. Bank
ap2l ANDREW ANTONL
NJANTED-.Two good CURRIERS' linz
w mediatelY, liberal wages will be given.
Apply to JOS. ID. CoLooITd Agt,
an@n 18th street
NITANTED-.S WANTS FOR THE
w SPRlNGS.-I wish to employ Servants for FIVE
or six different watering places such as COOKS, BA
KERS, Dining.room Servants, Ostlers, Chamber
maids, Wash women, Nc. Also, rough Carpenter
and one or two WhtewasheTs.
JOHN r. COOK, Agent,
an I8-St Pearl street.
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DIED.

Yesterday, 10th inst, ELLEN youngest daughter
of William s. and Mary Ann Donnan.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her parents of Marshall and 18th streets this
afternoon at Al O'Clock. The friends of the family
are invited to attenda
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Old N1uskets-Yeilow Fever at Bahia

NEW YORK, April l9.-The schooner Learsville
from Trinidad brings a cargo of old guns raised
by a submarine Diving Company from the
wrecks of Spanish war vessel sunk near that place
in TIT.
Advices from Bahia Brazils, to March 10Th,
state that the yellow fever prevailed to some ex-
tent at that port.
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THE SEARCH LAw.-The Norfolk papers an.
nounce, that on application of the pilots of that
harbor, fifty muskets have been sent by the Gov
eminent Order from Richmond with the assurance
that, if necessary, arms of heavier cabre will be
sent to enforce the execution of the Search Law.
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1okrh British REyIEw.-We are indebted 70
-. james Woedhorse, the Richmond agent, for
- sornasy number Of the North British Re-
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q Spring Diseases.-ThOse accustom.
ed to the fashion of taking medicine at the COM
mencement of Spring, to purify the system and
strengthen the stomach, will find BAKERS PRE-
MUM BITTERS one of the best medicines for those
purposes now extant. Its purely vegetable proper
ties should commend it to the attention of all heads
of families and medicne-chest should be without
it. As purifier of the blood and regulator of the
system it has equal. Price so cents per bottle.
To be had of Purcell, Ladd Co. and all the prin.
cipal druggists in this city and elsewhere.
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~ The Great Russian Remedy ...Pro B0.
NO PuBLIco.-"Every mother should have box in
the house handy, in of accidents to the chill
dren.n
REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE.-It IL q Boston remedy
of thirty years standing, and is recommended by ply
scians It is and speedy cure for Burns Piles
Boils Corns, Felons Chilblains and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch, Scad Head Net
tie Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples, Recommended by
nurses Whitlows, Sites, Testers, Flea Bites Spider
Stings Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds,
it is most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by thousands who have used 1t in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
no instance will this Salve do injury or interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from Russia
of articles growing in that country-and the propre
tors have letters from all classes, clergymen phys
eians sea captains and others, who have used
It themselves and recommend it to others.
Readings Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
disabled soldier, which picture lie also engraved on
the wrapper. Price Is cents a box.
Sold at all the stores in town country, may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist.
REDDING & CO., Proprietors,
a. BENNETT, BEERS I FISHER, AGENTS essSH for
Richmond. fe l2-d6m
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Seutence for Seduction.

PITTSBURGH, April l8.-Wm. A. Greatrake
convicted of the seduction under promise of mar
riage of Miss Mary S. Murray, a young woman
employed as composition in one of the daily news
paper offices of this city, was to-day sentenced te
two years imprisonment in the Western Peniten
tiary
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Lake Navigation.

CHICAGO, April l7.-Lake Michigan Is about
clear of ice. Steamers commenced daily trips be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee on Tuesday last.
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GosPoRT NAVY YARD.-Capt. McCluney or
dered to the Gosport Navy Yard, has, at his own
request, been relieved by Commodore Lavalette,
who it is said will be appointed to that station.
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THE WHEAT CROP OF VIRGIHrA.-The Staun.
ton American says that the prospect for an abun-
dant wheat crop in that region is not very fatter.
lug, and that the chinch bug has already given In
dications that 1t will again infest the fields. The
editor of the Lewisburg Chronicle, on trip to the
South western part of the State, never saw poor
er prospect for good crop, and in many places it
was difficult to see wheat above ground The
graziers of that section are getting short of feed
in consequence of the dryness of the weather.
On the other hand, the Staunton Vindicator says
that the wheat crop of Albemarle with that on the
Valley Road from Staunton to Harper's Ferry, is
decidedly better than 1t ever saw 1t before.
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Sailing of fine Wash,nntou.

NEW YORK, April 19.-The steamer Washing,
ton sailed hence to-day at noon, with 10 passen.
gers and $4,000 in specie, for Bremen, via South
amDton,
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Navigation of the st. Lawrenc,

MONTREAL, April 1s.-The river has risen very
high The ice has broken up, but is jammed At
Long Point. Steamers commenced running on
Monday from Brockville to Kingston.
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The Canadian Parlinment.

TORONTO, April 10 in Parliament yesterday
morning, the permanent seat of Government was
fixed at Quebec.
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Openinu ofthe Erie Canal.

VVtHiHk OF tHo EFTO O1H"H' ,,,, =,
BUFFALO, April 18.-Commissioner Whallon
and Superintendent Seymour commenced yester-
day tour of inspection along the line of the
Canal from Buffalo to Albany. They will ascer-
tain its condition, and fix the time for letting on
the water
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~ To the voters or Henrico Count,

r7- To the Voters Of Henrfco County.-
William Foikss ss4ss In article published ID the
n.teh of ths 10th inst, that since the appearance
~ nv first card. concerning him, have stated in
priysfe conversation that have been TO the county
- on. rles CITY and could find who would tes
~ IN the truth of my statement except one obscure
Individual; this 10 unqualifedly false have made
M such statement. will prove what | have said
.Sons M Folkes by witnesses less obscure than
h;msslf and every way more worthy Of credit.
warn the voters Of Henco that ifthey elect him to
the Office for which he il q candidate, they VIII
Choose man wholly unworthy Of the place. In his
native county Of Charles City, where he is best
known. / firmly believe that he could not get ten
votes for any respectable cics and that ne Is gem
crazy stWIss r. II. BARNES.
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KossrTH.-Itis almost time for Kossuth to come
out with another long letter on European AFFAIRS
What does no think of tho peace, and of the pro.
hable solidarity of the peoples p,
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~ u. =. MAIL STEAMSHIP
E0E2 JAMESTOWN-Leave wharf at
I~aEM ROCKETS, TUESDAY evening at
4o'clock, for NEW YORK via NOR.
FOLK.
Freight received to-day MONDAY, and up to the
hour of O'clock r. M. TUESDAY, 22nd inst.
Passengers requested to be on board before the
hour of departure, O'Clock, P. M, Tuesday.
Tickets and births secured at Office, South side
fthe Basin.
goods to-day.
Passage to New York, including Meals and State.
room accommodations, only $l0-Steerage passage
only So
Passage to Norfolk same as by the River Steamers
ap2I-2t LUDLAM WATSON.
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q FIVE DOL A X > kEWARD...
81 Runaway on Saturday the 18th, from my re-
-NM sdence, corner Henry and Franklin streets
zaSa negro woman named DOLLY. She 10 tall;
|Sx&A brswn color, long hair and is about IS years
old-she has down look when spoken to- | will
give the above reward If arrested in the city aud de-
livered to me, will gSe SIS and pay all reasonable
expenses if arrested in any of the surrounding cnun
ties She formerly belonged to Lisles estate Ches-
terfeld and has a sister in M anchester.
ap 81 -6t~ VIM. C. HOLMAN.
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1MEN + u X SA l. K Having three
SVTW mich Cows, fresh 10 the pal, offer for
TW sale two of them: one is genuine Devon
AszzzSszaand was purchased at the agricultural
fair in 1854 two years old at which time she receiv.
ed the second premium the best two years old hefer
She also took premium at the last fair she now has
a genuine Devon bull calf by her side, three weeks
old. One seventh-eights Devon years old, with
COW calf by genuine Devon BULL the other half Dur
ham, giving n gallons of milk per day. the calf of
which have sold will sell either two as have no
use for but one.
sp21-5t ALEX. B. HUTCHESON
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~Aucti0n Notice. The attention of the
public solicited to sale of Damaged Feed &c,
THIS MORNING, at our store. at 10 o'clock.
ap 2I-1t LARUS & SHINE, Aucts.
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eY-Notice.--An adjourned meeting of the
Stockholders of the RICHMOND and CHARLoTTEs-
WILLIE TURNPIKE COMPANY will be held at the Slash
Cottage in the county of Hanover, MONDAY,
the 2lst of the present month.
DAVID ]. SAUNDERS,
Secretary of the R. i C. T. Company.
ap 10-wtdAdSle
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Nearly the whole of this force lie composed of
screws or paddle-6ox ships, besides an immense
reserve.
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NICARAGUA Peace having been establishes
i, ysrrcrs thc war interest Il now csntsred IN NJ.
e.r.rua. against which Costa Riess easfems'a'
g. s.,v.aor and Honduras have all combined
ca. Ms. h.. eight shousaud men " the hsld,
c..".....,. three thousand. The Costa RicAns
-. ana. ~ Mo san Juan liver on their bordsrs'
...,.. ,rsa. In The channel. In order 70 pre-
- ". ~ .r.nsporta.ion of troops to Walker. They
I'm $50. walker ON the south. Camera, with
-. ardufas troops, will attack him on the north
..s,,. pnsntia Arenas, on the west or Pacific, Is
.,ron.lv fortified. From these dispositions OF
$50 !, rill be seen that Walker Is pretty well
.rrrounded, and unless successful against his enc
10. will have narrow chance Of escape.
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Powerful Navy.

The National Iutellgencer has a letter from
London correspondents which gives an enumeration
of the present navy of Great Britain in commits
sion and nearly ready for active service:
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HOTELS.

DOWHATAN HOUSE, The Legislature
L having adjourned have now number Of
comfortable and suitable rooms for families single
persons, and on very reasonable terms. Persons de-
string board would do well to apply to
NH "a JOHN DARRACOTT. Proprietor.
NOTICE.-Passengers going North are hereby
Y informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do 30, to obtain Breakfast or Supper. By the
PROPRIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug. 81, 1855. auSl