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THE .aN1EL IN DISGUISE,
on,
now 20 CHOOSE A HUSBAND.
A ROMANTIC AFp er rnur Story


A be au'iful young hei,ess had be-
come SO disgusied with a aaItering set
If soft-paied, pomatum haired, mus
taehe-lipped, strongly pprfumed sni.
tors for her hand, that she shut her.
splf from lie fashionable world, turned
all her property into money, deposited
i in banks, dome sheap wardrobe
put on q mask, and went, pedestrian
like. through the city in which she
had hitherto moved with 40 much dis
play and magnficence. She asked
aims of those who Of nte had knnlt at
her feet and sued for her hand. They
knew her not, and casting look Of
scorn upon her yelled face and coarse
wardrobe, babe her begon. She en-
tered the country here she met With
derision and scorn. A few kind beart-
ed people, il is true, bestowed aid but
these were Of The poorer class, who bad
bard work to procure their own daily
bread but they could not turn fel.
low-creature hungry from their door.
and therefore gave a small pittance
from their scaniy store.
One summer day, large company
met on----beacb. They were mostly
from the city. The disguised hpiress
from some cause or other had wander
ed there. She asked aims of some
termed upper tens" They spoke
tauutingly but gave her notbing.-
What they said bad been heard hy
quite number of their company
Most Of them laughed or looked as If
they thought it served her igltt. y
The beggar woman turned about and
was walking sadly away, when good
looking gentleman stepped forward,
and catching hold Of her arm, thus
spoke
Stay, my good womau-tell me
what you want" r...-.
She replied in . low trembling tone,
:" want sixpence-- on y sixpepce"
" You shall hive ten times that sum.
Here" he added, drawing from his
pocket an eagle, and placing it in the
gloved hand of the woman. take this.
and if it is not enough, will give you
another"
trNI
The heifess returned the eagle ex.
claiming, = want sixpenoe---ouly
sixpence."
Seeing that che could not b. made
70 take the coin, the gentleman drew
ortb sixpence, and gave it to The
'trange being beside him, who, afier
hawking the generous donor, walked
'lo"ly away. After being laughed at
or so doing by his comrades, he SET
'ut in pursuit of the beggar woman,
aging, Perhaps she is an heiress--
" an angel in disguise--I mean to
lscertain."
Now that he thought this. He
Wished to show his indifference to what
lis comrades said, besides satisfying
himself about the strange female whom
le had aided. lie soon overlook her,
nd addressed her thus: Pardon
me- madame, for pursuing you. l
would know more about you
As the speaker ceased, the mask
|ropped from the face Of the female.
nd the beautiful hriress was portrayed
'efore the astonished gentleman.
That they were afte, wards married.
he reader has already imagined, for
be heiress used this means of procur-
ng worthy husband and the gener-
us gentleman had long been looking
Or" an angel in disguise"
The happy husband i. often heard
0 cay that he eot an heiress for
ixpence." Portland tMe) Tran
-. -. -
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-09

BKoKE JAlL.-The Kosciusko (Miss. J
Chronicle, Of the 31st ult., learns John
and Calvin Arcby, who were convic-
ted Of the murder of William Thomas,
in ! eakc county. and were confined
in Jail at Carthage, on Thursday night,
the 18th ul.., broke out and made
their escape. The Sheriff Of Leake
county has offered a reward Of 81, 900,
and the citizens $500, for their arrest.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-09

ET A Rock Island (I|l.) paper.
says that che of the Mormon women
who was in company Of the late crowd
which passed through that town for
Salt Lake, has no less than four hus-
bands. She is an intelligent, pleasant
looking individual. She commended
that woman had as good a right to
have number Of husbands, as a man
had ito have a. many wives as he
wished, provided the men were all
members Of the Mormon church.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-09

ET The Cincinnati Commercial
states that deeds of manulnissicn of
i've negroes were made out in that
city few days ago. by Solomon w.
Stewart, Of DeScto county, Mississippi.
There are Oh an average between two
and three hundred slaves manumit.ed,
every year in that city by their mas.
tiers from the south.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-09

AN EXEMPLARY Cry FATHER
An alderman elect of New York. nam
ed William Wilson. has been held to
trial in the sum Of $4,000, being
charged with melting persons TO COM
NIT assault and battery upon voters
going to the polls, and slso with par
sicipating himselfin the melee.
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A W1FE's poJvrf,t The mower If

A WifE'siPoWEa. The power Of
wife for good Or evil is irresistible.
Home must be the seat of happiness
or it must be unknown forever. A
good wife is to . man wisdom and
courage. and strength and endurance
A bnd We is confusion, weakness, dis
oomforfure, and despair. No cond,-
ton is hopeless where the wife pos.
aesses Grmness, derision, and econo.
my. There is no outward prosperity
which can counterfeit iudolp' ce, ex-.
travagance, mud folly 81 home. No
spirit can endure bad domps ic influ.
encA. Man is strong but hi heart is
not adumanl. lie delights in enter
prise ard action but to sustain him
he needs a tranquil mind. a,sd whole
heart. He needs his moral force in
the conf cts of the world. To recov-
or his eqnaninity and composure.
home must be- to him p p ace Of re.
pose, OF pence Of cIeetfulness, Of
comfort, and his soul reneas it's
strength again and goes forth will.
fresh sigor to encounter the labor and
troubles Of life But if a, home he
feds no rest and is there met will,
bad temper, suIlenness, or gloom, or is
as<ailed by discon'en. or con plant,
hope vanishes, aud he sinks into de-
pair.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-09
BARBEE. THE SCrLpToR.-A Flor.

BARBEE. THE ScuLpToR.-A Flor
ence paper speaks in terms Of praise
of the productions of Mr.. Barhee, the
Virginia Sculptor, now pursuing his
profession in Italy. His last work,
" The Fisher Girl" is said to be a
fine specimen Of the sculptor's genius.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-09

Mons FAILURES The well known
Wall street banker, Jacob Little and
- Rice. Of New York, have failed;
as also the firm Of Henshaw & Sons,
Of Boston Their failure has created a
great deal Of excitement, as their liza
bila,ies are supposed to by very large.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-09

A VERY COOP IDEA.-The follow
ing notice. is posted couspicuously
10 publication Office down East !:
shut this door--and as soon as
you have done talking on business,
eerYs yoar mouth the came way"
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Sprf ial MGtifs .


w j. oREHhR, respectfully informs The Ladies
W, and Genkltuen OF BATON Rouge. that n
will open his Olarses on Thurday she nth ifss..
at the "a Masonic Hall, ever n. Bogers I)sus
store Fntsrarce d, Lafayette street,
% ~ ARbHO TRS OFTtT9TDN;
For Misses aud Masters, Tuesday, THURSDAY,
and Saturday, rem 8 to o'clock.
For gentlemen, the same Nights, from Seven 10
Nine o'clock.
FOR TERMS, Apply 10 Ms ossnAH, ri tbs Room.
Private Lessons, also given at seminaries ara
residences fdee g.tfI
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A "Hoop" CArAsrRnp

A "Hoor" CATASTROPHE Sam :
Bob what makes yon limp 80 2"
Bob: Limp | guess you'd limp if
you had walked between two rows Of
barrel hoops as long as have. WHY.
the outside Of rey legs are rs raw as a
piece Of beef, but | have got an inyeu-
ton to cure that difficulty I'm going
to take them military pants of mine,
and run piece Of bar steel right down
through the stripes, and then if any
hoped femaIe, or walking cooper's
shop, invites NE ont, | Ihiuk sban't
have my legs saw'd off
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-09

WALKER TURNED SLAVE PRoPAeAN-
rsr, - Gen. Walker is illustrating ia
Nicaragua the old proveth that.
Whom the gods wish to destroy first
make mad BY decree published
in bis official paper, he aunuIs The laws
Of Nicaragua aholisling slavery. and
decInres the old slave laws TO be- re-
vived, and the owner Of The slaves
entitled to protection from The Govern
ment Of Nicaragua. This is bis bid
no doubt, for Southern support in hi,
present extremity. 1t will prove as
bnd n stroke Of policy AZ the repeal
ct the Missouri Compromise A few
Southern men may take the bait but
northern emigrants to Nicaragua will
ceasr as soon as il is generally known
that Walker intends making it slave
State Walker, by this decree 4"
use a vulgar phraiap) has put his
foot in it."-N y Sun.
The Federal (Ga.,) Union, very
appropriately makes the following
reply to the above paragraph:
Don't he alarmed Mr.. Sun. The
Yankees will 60 where motley is to
be made. II slavery will make Mic
aragna rich country. he Yankees
will be for slavery to a man. Walker
is shrswd man. lie knows where to
put G;s foot.
The GRAVE OF THE BErovED.-
How pleasant is the spot to us where
rests the remains Of dear friend or
relative in Chose society we once took
delight The mother often loves there
TO retire, and while standing there be.
side the gray" Of her beloved child, to
call to mind the scene ofby gone days, |
when the loved ones, now reposing in
silence in the grave, smiled upon Der.
and called her by tho endeariug name
of mother The father spends hours
in looking back to The time when he
knew his promising son. whom none
knew but to love was the Joy Of bis
heart and the object of his greatest
care and solici'uiIp. The husband and
wife are come to mediate and
mourn over the loss Of departed
all, from he nearest rela-
i've to the warm hearted and sorrow
friend. here resort to medi-
tate on The happy seasons of the past,
and look forward TO the future. when
they, too, shall be laid beside those
whom they love and with them enter
another state Of being
A "HooP" CATASTROPHE Sam
Bob what makes you limp so 2"
Bob: Limp guess you'd limp if
you bad walked between two rows of
barrel hoops as long as I have. Why,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-09

souTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
This body convened on Wednesday
last The Governor in bis message
regards the recent election as merely
establishing truce between the North
and South. He advocates The revival
of the slave trade, and thinks that
every branch Of labor should be il
the hands Of the slaves. He refuses
to lay before the Legislature The reso-
luton Of the New Hampshire Legisla-
ture transmitted through the Governor
Of that State. The rest Of the mess.
age Is devoted to State affairs.
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Flour.
Received this DNy.

< BBLs. Superior M.ckeral;
y i" No. l..
10 Kits 60 8.
Cask Salmon
8 Sacks Java Coffee;
20 Quarter Boxes Of Nj. r. 8Raisins;
Cases Gallon Jar Pickles;
s Pie Fruit
. French Prunes,
s Casks London Porter, Pints 4 Quarts
BhI. Carb, Soda,
81 Bbls Cramberres
The above articles will be sold at retail
low for Cash. MONTAN d BRO.
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GopEys ron JAsuARr--The Jan


GopEy's FoR JAsuARY.--The Jan
nary number Of this leading magazine
Of fashions is now before Ing, and We
believe surpasaes any Of the previous
in point of fashions and Of literature
for the past year, Now is the time
for our lady friends to subscribe to
Godey's to enable them to have 3
complete volume. aud have it bound
TO be placed on the centre table F.; for
there il no lady's book which surpasses
this pioneer Of all the magazines. =
Terms, 90 per annum in advance.
which can be had through j McCor-
mick Literary Depot, Post Office.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-09

LARD AND LARD OH.
A FEW barrels of Lard and Winter
"A Strained Oil on hand and for sale bv
der3 NJ c. BRYAN.
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8 h q l..

. BAGS Patent and Buck Shot, jus,
~ received and for sale by
dec3 M. @. BRYAN.
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JULES BONNECAzE.
Ducks and Squirrels ! |

--.... Dnoho "hso 40uiaApi1l9
II UNTEkS can find at MoaTAp & Hu-
Il GuET's as good a variety Of English
!'ouble and Single Guns, as can be found
in this City--they range in price from SIS
TO $50. Also, Powder, Shot, Caps &c.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-09

WIN ES.
$50 CASES Claret, variou, brands.
Superior Old Port Wine,
Sherry,
+" Ma 'eria,
Muscat,
Old Burbon Whiskey,
Cognac B'andy,
s Holland Gin,
Jamaica Rum,
Cordials AMI Annesette Of various qualis
les. For sale at retail by
dsca M MOETAF & BIO.
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Read the Trut. about oar Turf oil.

kltHMNND. April IUih, 1856.
During sleigh hide this winter past discovered horse
leg raw, and the skin oil ,ace large than hand from
the traces rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf Oh, aud 10 day or two he well Another
mule which working my dray became unable to
walk On eXauiing hs foot, discov cred nail
Inches long the head My driver and the neghbors
lie would he good for nothnf drew the nail out inserted
piece Of nt aud Turf Oil aud him work
and from that he has lost hou but good
also horse badly snasged the outside OF
his thigh la places about inches deep
inches wide from which he stiff day Your Turf
Gil applied and brought them entirely sound
truly Of the greatest remedies for have
known aud have lived drug for several years Csc
this as you think proper Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove & Co. j II. WElSlGER.
forsale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD,
and j. II. THOMPSON co,
IL bis,Yu
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l,oI uEIAniE,o ELXNCmnURG.-De

4 MS & BRO. DYERs Richmond Va. beg TO inform the
Lyncbnp that ho prepared 7" execute
description Silk, Cotton or Nooien d fnng or 'e
be done Now York or elsewhere N'hhNt
Hcry and The very best OF wnrkien anu can guar
aufre satisfaction patrons Mernu six ard DE Lam
dresses y cd IN fashionable colors the al The
nuIs Shawls every description dy ed or cleaned Grape
SHAW j. 4, I'd scarlet coios equal to import
Vrvc equal SILK dresses cleaned and Grease
81 " inc stains removed nteud IL do work equal 10
any the Uni ed states aud respectfully solicit
patronage the ezensot lynthbnrR and Niiny Gen
iecu Garments dycd cleaned 10 lonk equal t'new.
DENNIS BRO,
Successors J w Hines Franklin opposite Mttrop"li
tar Hall Rlchunpd Va sep dts
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I.fRED ~. LEE. Forwarding ana eOmnts-
N SION MERCHANT On the Dork Richmond Va
Thankful for the liberal patrouag, extended To ne last season.
made arrang ucrca the He ot Boats run
ing housc that boat Viii leave every other day
Sundays rxcepted) by this arrant emn shall be able to
goous through day than heretofore and very
neatly they by the s. 5 X r. and at much less
cost
20 HID which includes Drayag aud Wharfage when
there necessity drayage The da!age and Wharfage
Basin 4 per Box and - cts per HID HE
Lock Tolls charged by the james River kaniwha Co tor
passing house 5es Ton about Ct Tor Boxes
lind Having these advantages Of loo alton
willing Tor customers reap The benefit and charge on!
lair price far services ping thereby 10 command larger
business.
personal viii be given to sales Of produce and
purchase Q goods Commission A. 5 LEE
july 2i.ts
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coon ADVICE AHOUT psA>O..-u.

u IN A HDuSE-A ltuuse without Muse is it,. \'h
ry without Children, siie'.t gloomy d,s lac Mus ~
harIoni soul If life breathcd suggested every Nhr H.
ture and only absei from TIN. lips and souls Of os
mt Tor treason, straiasehi, and sPos' young ad,
al once upon your Papa nuNng Piano iron. T. NASH
Pciersbufg although yoR may not hu ale to MA, rr
Polka, Neg Me"d, and Days Absence on il " '"f
1he above good advice. lou always find o,, an
lect Pianos at tue Invest prices win ali the various ,,
patterns. f. - \ ,lit'sS '9
Piano Forte wareroon a3 sycamore, corner t Hs -
tclsbuTg Va -
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vl,wstE A WEEK nETWEE

. y
L BALTIMORE AND RIG HMOND by steam .s4l.~r...s
BEINIDEKE and PoCAHoNIAS-Ihc
STEAMER BELVlDEIE leaves Baltimore every SAT X
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lea ri III
MoND every Tt ESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESDAN AFTEkNOoN for Richmond Returning, ie~ves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON for Lain
timoro.
shippers Baltimore by these Boats must have he
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
Ply LUDLAN & WATSON, Richmond Va.
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n LOO, r. ,I,.,,
~ ~ at " hol, slo by STEVENSON & WEDDEIi "a
aAt now ~ Store superb Stock embracing French Germ
bsh ana American Fabrics all Of which av been select
"nh Bfea eac anu attention by Oh the firm, at the y
lorrst ash prices W
NOR" inviting Stock for The wants of the North Carl
ana Virginia trade cannot be exhibited North OF south
fhnetuu and Responsible buyers invited to give ,
stock an Examination, and Judge themselves u the
ana Prices No ~ a 20 Sycanior. S;rsl.
aug - Is p,,c,.,t',,,
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rs aud Porte Monies Percussion Cns Gunpo" der Patent
shot Balls Pow flasks Pouches and Bells Bra Bags,
Niprlc and Wrenches, Washing Rods and Iickiers Dog
hains aud Collars Gun Makers Materials, &c &c tS hE
NDLyERS aud FIVE SHOOTERS al Manufacturers prices
10 the trade. . ., II nhhHND ~
No street opposite Eagle Square RICHMOND va
DIPLOMA
Of THF FIRST CLASS AWARDED BY THE VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOR rlt foMo]loN
MECHANIC ARTS TO ..
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RlCHMOND, Wig a
For a Of Guns PISTOL and RIFLES, exhibited
HE Exhibition of Articles o American Manufacture, ned
the Cib of Richmond on the l6th day Of NV lo1i
JAMS W. I,FwFLLFN. J a. BLLNlN
Secretary President.
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llErWEEN KsIHMOND AMI \

:,
ID WORCESTERSHIRE JAM CIV ,..sszkssss.
The L. S. Mail steamship JAMES1ONN, IN COM
mand Of Capt IEwis PAhus leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, tor Rich
nond She will take any freight from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at O'Clock, for New York
Those desiring ship by her have their goods here
desiring take this ship
II State Room secured by addressing us by mail
.V The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, stops at City Point,
will land and freight Both the
the Roanoke and land passengers City Point
Norfolk LUDIAM 4 WATSON,
Rittlt y
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These vessels first class built in the city Of BAL
mor. expressly this trade and have superior aeeomo
dsons passengers They commanded by experienced
apaps qualified for the trade and who will spare no
.ertion to They will be owed and down
the rivers by steam and may be- relied to sail promptly as
advsrtLed -,
Merchants going North ordering goods from New ork
viii find II to ship by this line, as freight VIII
Tvs be taken by any other line Of Packets, and
every will be made by the agents IN Richmond and
New give satisfaction Insurance can be effected III
The Richmond Association by this line at per cent
W. respectfully and hope succeed in obtaining fun
share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to NcwYork viii be forwarded
free Of New Orleans Mobile Charleston "a
yannah or a other Southern or Northern port
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock in New York
nj Brrtb No l. Coffee House Slip. W ali Street
DAVID WIN CURRIE, Richmond ,gcn,.
C. II PIERSOS, y \,
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sa'nuts.:'- NO. !, AMONsATED stprI

~ PHOSPHATE OF IIME-The attention Of la,
ANA flatersis respectfully called above invaua
rnnnd Tor iher approaching rprng planting.
ne manufacturer btgS to assure his friends
they may Always depend upon being supplied wilh g.
M AND MI OkM ARTICLE, for hc constantly suucrut
III person the entire process OF manufacturing aud ,ui
for sale. - ! a''
Tins article has been before the commun,y f,r ,l
nod oi I'VE yea during which time it has been sualv
ais hhlhptl 81 Inc most ieputtd Chemists ia dirru m
shd mas Oeeh tried hy various Farmers in near, every
III 'ne mon with almost unsarying success IL Ihas o
the best proofs Of It's value Is the greatly increas
unprecedented IN thr history OF Artificial Fertilizer. and
eqhaAth bS Peruvian Guauo itself over which if ms,
huch advantage. from the tact Of the ammonia sn
matter III 'nano ID tins preparation being chemical,
agent only dIssipahg itself progressively NIn mo,
rated win the SOIL, this avaiable sail or s,latc nm,
mated win soluble phosphate becomes itted food far lg
an uvseIp'ins ana is by them readily taken IN II if
t"ud quite as active ia inducing carly maturity "a an
ana ueh more dhrdbie aHd terrifying 10 the sol and I
LATHE. - ""a ~
As there are large number of -upcr Phos pilates in M
Tor the Nalueo OF which would like be
arm SHY request ali purCha>u, be careful to obtain
GENUINE AhiiCLt, which Will be warranted by nv sccr
tea agents al II whom arc Of acknowledged rcspcc 80
ana 10 tAn hold myself responsible good char
my SLiel Phosphate. All packages viii be distinctly ~
ed Consumers and dealers will be enabled to make ~
mehS of men supply on rs u;abc terms with my gen
with my self "a
MESSkS. II C. HARDY & co are my accrcde q
ole Agents Tor the city OF Petersburg
C. b. DEBt "a.
agricultural Chemist and sole Pyoprior Ulltapbare%
al 1dts.
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rig ,IIIryrIl NOTICE Commencing the 18th Jan g
and dutiug the repairs the Aqueduc in
I.ynchburg. the Packet Boat for Buchanan.
will leave Iynchburg, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday,
\ NJ. Returning leave Buchanan. Tuesday Thursday aud
Saturday \. NJ. and arrive in l.ynchblrg, T. Nj
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
may 31ts
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Ncssc1s Tho cIass,
trade and have superior accommodations for
They commanded by experienced Captains, wei quail
fed for the trade, and who will spare cxcrt0n
modatc
They will be towed up and down the river by steam and
Ice relied to sail promptly advertised Merchant,
going North ordering goods Boston, viii lind
their interest to ship by this line as Is the only regular line
and freight will always be taken any other
sells and every effort will be made by th" agents in Richmond
and Boston give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope 10 obtaining full
share of patronage
The vessels viii lie in Richmond tho Dock, and Bos
n Royes Wharf
DAVID WIN. CuRRIE, Richmond ! ,,,s
ALLEN Il WELTCH Boston, 'e'"'7
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4 mo vnrv noa,'," hS'-ee have jaAt opened
IN over Vases Toilet Boxes Pun boxes Fanrv per,me
for't Manhairs Cabas Toilet Sets cnlognr r. nh cinn
50, sp me iiaF Brushes. Combs all kinds oyy,. Rnxns
'N'ah '"htts Ivory Tablets. &c AZ some nj
' most neatni articles in the fancy line cvr 49, a. ,t
city. for sa.u by II ',i,,.,. "H"f''' IN mo
81 Its ~ AhoMfSpN n W ~
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e. - rssssssaszl VIRGINIA n TENNEssEE
643 yH STk@YxN RAIL ROAD.-Ou Thursday I Ii q
lYih of June the Passenger / ram will
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction
iune Its II. Gill Gen SUIT
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l.x,Na-lNNs CON.lGNMENT

I 30 Hhds prime Shoulders.
10 Sides,
80 lSDls - Lard,
% far
50 Kegs prime
2Ot Causassed Hams
All on cons gniIeut, and for sale Mt low rates
IHUS BRANCH q SONS
sep l1hts Petersburg Va