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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07
ANTHOLOGY.

IN SPRING mRRET.-n.AIRyoyAHOl-n asY.
.S1 % srS aSo. .:. 2: ssusS"sy Ss %s a.
lsases discovered and cured oursbls Unsring sdvss a.
businss ass.a .dA n, md saiiafasaoa GsasHalssd a
20 pay.
QOO GREENWICH STREET. HEAR oHAmBuRa-
has study connected vtn phre.ooy. which enabs g
tel your age crruusianees wheher Va VA
= N: y d sst Cora z: y
slairvoyant
mRoLoeY And CBTRoMANCY, - BROoHT
"A STREET.-THE celebrated Msd Fleury gives True informa-
sSs. on encs s ARE sns~spe % By mssn.
spirtualisn sae speaks English French and German
An AsrRoLOVEr THAI BEATS Yhs woRlD-Aur
.rS I've 1922: ~ 49,. Fswsrd ossa % AZ one .nS
sysa pArasulary osses law and III mai.era
- aso nvss luky plumber, AM pe.sn vishiss 70 obtain
iurS sinsd LADY, n BsSs is no hssbus osn and sstip
ycS.savss nssdeass i& Orchard srssl bswsn Hosss'H
A sTRoLoGY AND CLAIRvoYANCE-iA2IEs AsD
Hsdsme Lane she Is he most wonderful sstrOogis, and
csrvoyan in the world she the .ny one tn Gao a ne
natters at iOl Ilzabeth street. Grand She causeo
speedy marriage.
fyARD-MADANI PR1wsTER RErURNs IHaExs TO
her friends and RIM an. M" rSsaephs who have com
suited her with entire sausfacn she feels confident that
the ousons Of ssvoosy ssny BY Tspolson she has Nc
eauai she viii tell the name Of the futurs husDsna anc
sso Inc name ef visiters VIII give enre saumaccn
No 7 ,se r n"Ts avenue. above Tenth street
<1I-XIRvoyANCE.-LAD ~ you WISE TO KNOW
" corresy VIA. ais yqp s1a VIA MAJ viii cure
, fieuds correctly told Residence 500 Broome street. near
SrRs y. DIvEzR, cLAIRvoYArr, sHEINs MaDiUY
~ s"H ,sna .&,ce On busness spS sbssu, friends nc
most secs mysierss siscoyeve A. sT,.ayons and NE
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TIE Storm TX CHARLOTTE, s-ine DC.
RANCE Of . heavy wind and rain storm o.
Charlotte. NO, on Wednesday the losh inst' hsa
ss.n Noticed. The Democrat Of that place, In
dsscrbius tie des,ructiveuess, says;
arow,.1,s three story brick building, opposite the
cbsrlo,ts Hotel, had ems chimney blown down TO
s..s.r rith a rsrapst wall; the whole fellins
Q. the roof aud crusbias through two doors Tsets
were several persons in the upstairs OF the ou .d
At the time, and strange to cay no one was III,
although ths brick and psstering fell all around
hesd, Two gentlemen who were on ths Ps''
In frort narrowly escaped the falling wall. NH ..
A portion Of the roof Of SPRING. steam i.in ovsr
torn OF and carried fly yards passing s,se'
dwelling house thst stood near by. M az, tr.hrs
to the building 10 said to be serionH 49,
Trotter's carriage shop was blown d3wn. aaa s.rI.
nr eight new bussies and other vehG.e. \,
d,msgsd The building 10 eoinpie'e ~ o.: =
was built of brick, but the walls were du..a 'n'n
A wooden haildins ADJOINING remsneo un.hjureo'
with slisht exceptions The oussies wers the prop.
srty Of Mr. Johu Harry. The Grave ara wall arc
several he,rtiful q onuments were greatly damaged
by tive large oak trees fai Ing on them
The liberty Pole which stood in Public square
was thyown down End broken In several pieces.
A. the N c Railroad Depot tho wind blewu pas
.,rs.y rosoh ffom under the shsd and threw it of
IN. tr.ek and immediately after the shed was blown
down
The scepe vas terrific and to add to the alarm
amid the flashing lightning and bowling thunder
tn, cry of tire was raised, which caused many &c
vacate their houses aud take ihe open streets,
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ELoPEMENT.-We learn, says the Portsmouth
tVa) Transcript, that very unusual occurrence
took place in the vicinity of Suffolk a few days
since. man named Mems, ran off with another
mans wife of tho name of Lassiter Nelms has
three children by fist wife, and was only mar.
ried about three months ago to 3 second, whom he
has left unprovids1 fer in poverty and distress
Mrs l.. has left her husband aud four children,
taking her youngest child with her They were
people of limited means, but bore respectable
character, until recently, when they were suspec.
ted of criminal conduct
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EMBRACED By SsAKE.--A few days Since q
son OF Mr. Jacob Renhart, about ~ years of age,
while walking along West Conochesgue creek,
near Upon. Pa. younger lad than himself
who had been fishing suddenly fall backward into
the creek. Young Reinhart got pole with which
he fshed the other lad out of the water and landed
him safely, when he found that black snake about
4. feet long Was wrapped round the childs body
His poek knife freed the lad ON the sua
embrace, and the latter suffered no further ds,nsop
than bath and good fright.
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NEW pAptA = yUEs. ,I4Ta sVgEaT.

NEW PAPth = fUsss Hath sTREhT,
~ OPPOSITE EXChANssE uOTEL--pEEac
NEY q WiTSCN beg to call the attention OF the
merchants and citizens Of Richmond generally to
their fine assortment Of Paper, which they " i'll sci
at New York prlces---viz: Superior White and Blue
Fooiscap, Congress Cap, L.gsl Cap, Bill Cap of the
beat qushy All kids Of Letter Paper, Baths Post
Commercial Note, Ladies' Nota, and avery deserip-
lion ct foreign and fancy pspers. BotIug Tissue and
Oil Paper, Envelopes OF all kinds, Pens, Pencils
Black, Blue and Red Inks, and Stationery OF every
description.
ALSO fine assortment OF Wrapping Papers,
such az Manila, Hardware, strsw, Tea and Drug
Papers
We feel confident that ell who may favor with o
call, will find our prices satisfaotnry.
10 IS .2y' DELANEY & WATSON.
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THE CHIScHA IsLATDs.-The National Inteui
gencer says: "A stst ement is circulating in the
papers on the authority of & letter from Lima to
Panama journal, of the transfer Of the Chincha
Islands of Peru to the protectorate of England and
France If any such protectorate has been nago-
tisted by the represe natives Of France and Eng.
land in Peru, we have reason to believe that it has
been done without any authority from the govern
meEt Of either"
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NIO',E a. e.. To au.Ider.- I7urDen1cI

MOS L. E. To Su..ders, Carpenters
Y RrickayerE ktone Maeons. Gr.- Plsrs Work
ing Drawings and Specifications Cor Gothic Church,
q feet by 5tfest with tswer belfey, spife, &c 20
to Juy st, at the stors of McGes h WlItismt, Fay
ettville at, Raleigh, c, and 81 Percivsl and
dn's Hall, Richmond, Va, where viii be received
tenders detail for the whole for description
of WORK separately. The contractor, or contractors
security sc the Church Building committee NAV re-
Guire for the due performance Of the work aocord
tng 20 plsns and soifcstions The said committee
will not pledge themselves to sccept any the low
est tender.
~ Bills of quantities BIS obtained at the Ar
ch'tects Office on unreasonable terms, by early eppllce.
:ior. ic l5-tliv
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A SWEET TEN W. learn that at the present
time II COO hhds. of molasses are stored on Boston
wharf and five vessels laden with moasses are
waiting at the same wharf to be discharged Some
of the principal consumers of the sweet article in
this city contemplate disseminating its use until
the price is reduced to somewhat reasonable rate
Tr.p
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yg,IN, stsnhr tk<fN AND Gas FIT.
i TING s.S|ABLIsHMENr, THiRrEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND GAEY.-fhe
subscriber s fully prepared to do all kinds of work
il the sbove business with dispatch; and returns
thanks his numerous Patrons for past fsvors and
solicits continuance Of the seDe. Eeins master
Of his business he promise his olgtomars thai
all work dona by him viii, at least be equal any
other house in the city ana fully IS sheap-s iss:
known to al, persons who know yghst good work 10.
ROOFING, 9UTTERING, &c.--He is prepared
to sxccuts this description Of work in very .ups
rior manner, both Ia town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand, 8 large and gone
raj assortment OF Tin Ware, Wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING -de ia likewise prepared to DO
ell kinds of GAa Fitting In the lest manner
PUMPS he keeps always baud large end
extensive stosk OF Well aE0 Garden Pumps
feI7 CHARLES Il. LANGLEY
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GREAT MOVEMENT OF EMIGRASTS.-The Ro.
chester Union sage the steamer Northerner arrived
at Charlotte Oh W ednesday morning from Ogdens
burg with over one thousand passengers About
one hundred were cabin passengers, the remain
der W ere Norwegian emigrants bound for Milwau-
kee. These emiRrsnts came by the wSy Of Cue
bee and Montreal Among these persons we1e
800 who left 3 single village In Norway They
appeared to be a healthy aud hardy race Of PEG.
rIa
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BATTLES IN JUNE.--Ths great battles OF Bun
ker Hill, Monmouth and Waterloo, were fought In
JuDe-the first named on the l7th, the second on
the 18TH and the last on the l9lh of the MONTH
The attack of the i'll fated frRate Chesap eake was
made on the 22d Of June 1907, and the last war
with England WAS declared June 49, loI2
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Baggage Checked Through to she Springs

Baggage Checked Through to the Springs
THE MOST COMFORTABLE, SAFE AND EXPEDITIONS
ROUTE TO
THE VIRGINIA sP RI NEs.
The cars will be running to Jackscn's River 1875
miles from Richmond, By the 18th Of July, leaving
but 50 miles of Stage travel to the Nhlts Sulphur
springs, evers good road.
Passengers leave Richmond at a. dine at
stsunton ard arrive at the White Eu pnor sans
night or If fhey prefer it, remain light at
C-vington or Cailshsn's. and roach the Springs to
breakfast nex. morning
Passengers fox the Sweet and Red Sweet stop
over night Cailagh ms and arrive st the Springs
to hreakfaat next morning
Those for tho Salt and Blue Sulphur arrive there
TO dtnper next day, after leaving Richmond
...,s!->.sWR Previous TO the opening of
al the Road to Jsczson's River, pss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS scngeis for the White, Sweet and
salt Sulphur, vii! take Stsss IS heretofore at Mill
boro' and stay al! night at the Warm Syringe. and
arrive at the W hite and Sweet TO dinner and ;he sst
at nil ht the next day.
Passengers fox the RoskbIidge Alum, Bath Alum,
Warm Hot and Healing arrings take the stage at
Millbero, and arrive at the Springs to supper the
same day they leave Richmond
FARE:
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GRAssHoPPkRs.-Minneso pa pers complain of
the ravages of grasshoppers ia that Territory,
along the Valley of the Upper Mississippi They
are said to be more numerous than last season,
when nearly every green thing was destroyed in
that section
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,nwAkDaD The Secretary Of the Treasury has
eon,r to John Walker. Of Petersburg. Va. tbs
TAI \, %" the construction of the marine hospi.
ses 49, Layi,s ~ ISf'h carolina, bis bid ts2s,
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IN SEARCH or GuANo.-TLe king of the Sand
wch Islands recently sailed in French friga,e on
trip through the northwest group CT Pacific
Islands In search of deposits of gsuno.
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BURIED TREASURE 1T la estimated by q CALI
fornia journal that more than fifteen millions of
gold now lie buried In the ground In various parts
of the State secreted solely for safe keeping
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IoreuEY WomAs-Leut Hooper, of the
AIcuc expedition, found at Fort Simpson an Ind.
az woman whose name was Thirty six Tongues -
ar !" % hoped that her husband was deaf and
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sTEAM FRiGATE MINNESOTA The Union
states that the cylinder heads Of the steam freae
minnesota have been blown out or broken during
some trial Of her machinery, at Norfolk and uew
ones have been ordered from New York
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PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
fbe Eumbers from to 81. coo, corresponding With
those Numbers on the Tickots printed On separate
spa Of paper, ensrsled with small tin tubes ane
elseed in one ~ heel.
The frst .57 prizes similarly printed and easirsisd
ara placed 10 another wheel!
fhe wheels ara then revoved, ana aen bar 10
drawn from the wheel Of Mum 5ers, AND 1T the same
time Prizs 10 drawn from the cther wheel. The
Number and Prizo drawn ont ere oPened ana eKhtb
tied 10 the audience, and regiEtssed by she Commits
Ionerc the Prize bsias placed against the Number
drawn, Tnis operation Ii repeated sns,i all sne
Prizes drawn out.
,he two gu zoe edins Numbers to thcss drawing the
rs. u Prizes will be entitled TO the 10 A2prcIima
zion Prizes For example, Il Ticket NO li75 draws
the S61,0G0 prize those Tickets numbered llz4,,
1929 ll251 Il252 ,sil each bs entitled to 1915 II
Ticket No 06raws the IL 200 prizs, those Ticket,
Numbered 54s 5f9 sol, $50 will each be entitled to
4 3ar; sod 20 on according to the above scheme
The 5000 prizer Of $50 will be determined By the
last sure the number hst draws the S6o0Oo prize
FOR example, If the number drawing ths B6oOS
prize ends with no /, then ali the Tickets, where
the suub sr ends In will be entitled TO $50. I the
number ends with No. Z, then all the tickets where
the number ends in 2 will bs entitled to 30 ana 40
on to o
Certificates Of package. will be scld At the follow
ing rats:, which q the risk:
Certificate Of Psoksss ct 10 whole flsseu. ......$s
10 quarter $685.. a
lneishth .::.-. Il
Enslose thu money TO our address for the Tfeketi
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by frat mail. Purchasers can have ssketa endins
in any figure they may de,ignate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Przcs will oe
cont to purchasers immediately after tbs drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plar and give their Post Office, County end State.
II Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
Able In full without deduction.
Ey Al prizes of s l,Hco and under, paid immsdi
ateiy after the drswinE-other prizes ct shs Rsur
slmc Of thirty days
Ali communications strictly sonHdensi.l
asl ~
s. SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ga
Or, 3. SWAN CO,
Richmond Va
- list of the numbers that aro drawn fIcIo n
wheel with the amount OK tie pr!zo that each Ia
entitled to- will be publ!rhei after every drawing
In the following papers: New Orleans Dolts Mobile
Register, Charleston STANDARD, Nashville Gazette
Atlanta Inteiligenesr, New York Weekly DsY Book
ssvsnush Morning News, sud Risbmoud Dispatch
nv
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ssnAG } alki.UEk ~ CO..

ssAAC } alEhGEk ~ Co..
LUMBER DEALERS,
(souTH SIDE Ell THE DOCK, NEAR HAvu's BRIDGK,I
Have just received
A cargo of Superior Heart Flooring dressed
Step Boards
And h we In their ward,
White Pine, Poplar, Oak, Cypress Shingles and Co.
dar Posts
Also, C. good assortment of Virginia Lumber.
having the Agency of several Saw Mills, se
prepared offer inc u!euts TO builders and Others
in furnishing all descriptions Of Bill Timber at shctt
notice.
We respectfuiiy soht call from all In want Of
Lumber. ISAAC MERCER
GEO. W. SMITH,
te 2-1us z. w. HARDWOOD
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lived ., An,,osnn THINK oF.-Nssl the traveller,
,svsn .na, servants hire. bos,S;n per snh'th-
fat fowls for 1s bounds of mutton for one sh kos
pounds Of trs.b 40 a.. pence a piece, and .avsn.s
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,K.wa. GEO. f. sssITk
~ 49, COACH MAKER.

sNy4S Mi tNEstb. T. = Nh IN
Ee5-lE COACH MAKER,
-A1---A'&- Corner BaoAD AND Str SITS.
tTtchenors cid stand.l keeps constantly on hand
end mabes to order all kinds II CdRRL4GES,
ROCh4WA Us, BUGGIE.S, SULkIES. SPRING
WaGONS, ETC. He has exhibition in his
show roolG an unusually large assortment which he
ID opposed to sell upon very reasonable terms EN-.
ploying the best workmen, and usi.g the finest ma.
terial he 10 enabled to warrant ali his work
~ Coach Smihng and jobbing OF sill kinds exc
outed promptly, az usual and upon reasonable terms
NV ISN'T
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oEMR CARRIAGES, CARKIAtES.-
MIE$I The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
-~0-HA-Mattns Estabshment on Lombard Al
Icy, between hiain and Cary, 3th and I4th streets
Gear the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES, SAROUcHE8, BUGGiEs with and without
tops, and sULkiEs. al! of his own make, Of the
oes. mater sis and workmanship; all Of which will
be sold low good work of the Kind can be In The
city OF Richmond and respectfully ask call from
thoee In want OF eny article IN the Carriage lins a.
am determined 10 make to ordsr and sell at the low.
eat pricea Feasible, aud all work sold that 10 new,
wausa.,,c
MICAJAH hANauH
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DIX K - ma StPPI. Y.

L
1000 tons RED ASH, Egg Sis" }AHr.g.c,rE
500 DO WHITE 90 @NA 80 - &c. e
500 do FOUNDRY LUMP CoAh'
Bold By weight Fairbanks Platform Scslss used.
Orders may be sent to my office or, when more COD
venient if left with Mt M. w. Ford corner 9Th
street and. Basin, will receive prompt attention.
SAM'L 2. HAYES,
js l2---dlm 18th street, South side of Dock.
A RCHlTECTURAI. IRON AND RAIL
"A ING WORKS conner OF CARY AND 9TH
STs., EICHMOND.-The subscriber 10 prepared to
e1s:uts Iron Work of any description for Store
Fronts, Public Buildings and Private Residences
Will furnish Window Caps ana Stills OF gu improved
kind and any styie wanted. 90 constructed TO
entirely prevent tina dust washing from them down
the sides of the widows III. walls of III, build
ing This improvement removes the obj elton bore
tofore made to Projecting Window Gaps Also,
Chimney CaP'. Cast Iron Steps, Csst and Wrought
Iron Railing VeTandahs, Balconies Cos shoots with
Prismatio lights, or with Plain Lettersd TOPS.
Brick Ventilators Door and Cornice Ventiistors OF
various Patterns
have the Agency for the sale % Jsckson's Patent
Prismaiio Arae and Vault Lights Also for Mettsm's
paten. kong Iron Window Shutters. Can furnish
and put them in as low they be ootsined from
the Manufacturers
Thankful for the pstronsss extended the firm of
Bowers, Snyder Carter when connected with, and
o since my connection with that Firm, / woui6
be glad to supply any orders for Iron Work with which
| may be favored hereafter.
ie l2-dlm A. J. BOWERS
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NIATTINGs AND OIL CLOTHS we
WI have for sale at our Carpet Ware room .
95 Main street, an assortment OF CANToN $50
fIN0s. different quslitiesi alse: S, ~.
CLOTHS, oil W iaths and styes Table W Sto'h',
Lace Curtains, Window shades DC As' cess"A"
''s1''S1 "sA''A" eicHAnpSoN 4 Co,
,.u-a,s 20 Mails ssssss
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auAINEhA uAKUA.
uOHN w. DAVIES,
J DEALER IN AMERICAN AND IYAkIAn
MARRLE BROWN 6YONN And 0RANIf0

I0HN ". DAVIES,
} DEALER NJ AMEkIcAN AND I1AkIAH
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETwEEr 9TH AND 9TH srs.
MONUMENTS, TOMBB, HEAD PIECES,
House and Btore Fronts, Window and Door stills, b.
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and lros Rail-
Ing. Flrst Premium awarded By the MsehsnisS In
stitste ard Agricultural sosisty Of virsisia
THOmAs ". Kkkfkk; ,or-r,
(Omce corner of I2th and Cary streets,l
viii attend 70 til. sale Of REAL EsfATE, MEk.
CHANDIsE, HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE, &c:
a Sale of Horses every SATURDAY.
NH 3i-n
l.. MONTAGUE, SIGN AND OKNA.
II. MENTAL FAINTER, Bank Street, corner Of
18th, Richmond, Virginia, continues TO exesuts al
highest style of bis Art and on the lowest
terms. Ali who in want of sI9NS, Will ind
TO their interest to call on him
Country Merchants no wish 70 procure sig1s, sSs
have :hen done at this establishment, and sesutey
packed end forwarded TO sny part OF trnh,s VI
North Carolina, At short nosiso. A saii souS'ss-
de&-dts
yos-os JAS N. AxHisrxAp,
Late of YsrpytIlei (Late Of CEr1hsrlAsS col
{ JOSEPH BLAEToF,
(Of Cumberland eounty.1
NnDxrNN. AYNISTnAD 81 CO.. Gom
l'1 Miss,or HEgcH.NTs, opposite sho..oe !" si :,
house, Richmond, vs vii! sy speeds. ss...so ..s 80
the sale OF ali kinds OF FKoDuCL' ana ~ any o'"e'
~ L,EEssL ADVANCES made or Produce; ei.h.'
In &c an or GnsEo. az Ie--on ooaI
l1KiI!.TskL 81 kOfsTkMs,
II COMMISSION MERCRANrS
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR. GRAIN, COTTON
AMP NJ IS n ; TsfNa e., R Req PP5WkQS
RSr LibeIs sash advances on consignIneuts
JOS BRUMMEL.
or ytesraa Brnmmel, Rsbmond Va
ALEXANDER L. ROYsfEk,
OF Nev YorA-
JAMES 3. ROYSTEk,
i.s-1am Richmond Va.
IUHN r. SOLOMON whoiesai. dealer
j in Brooms Wood and Willow Wsre, Ma. OF ali
dissertations Rsfriserators, Rope, Cordsge, Yankee
Notions, so. 60, 2ls Wa.hinston street, eeswssa
Vessy end Barclay New York will ensssts ordsri
from Richmond on the most favorable tsrms.
NO 29--6m
INILlIAni HURLEY, banker,
w So Main st., opposite tbs ss Charles hot"i
Richmond Va
Dealer In Domestic ExshssSs, Unaurreas sass
Notes Busipees Paper and Ma, kstsbis Securities O
every description.
LAND WARRANTS SOUGHT Ass soLp.
fo l0-6m
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

Money received on deposit In sums Of I'VE dolis"
aud upwards, 90 which interest At the rate of pei
csntnm per annum 10 paid. fer sums rems'nins |,
months longer; for shorter periods, interest N tns
rate of ; per ssntum.
The whole ioint stock bound for the aeposit.
Cashier r g. SrARKE, at the aors OF 3. 4.
SPENCE. corner OF ksin and Governor 'treSu'
Richmond, Va.
BAML g. COrTRGLL, President
TB srARKE, Cashier
G. wALTHALL, Secretary
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tNHk CHEAPEST GOODS IN .KIUt-

fsNHk CHEAPEST GOODS IN .KlCh-
i MOND p The subscribers having determined to
SELL from this day, their large and beautiful stock OF
Fancy and Domestic Goods, at great reduced price,
amongst which will be found. very handsome plaid
and sttpea 81 ~ a. o't ana % cents ana upwards
beautiful patterns Orgsndies, Jaoouet Lawns; De
LANES; Gisshsms; great bargains in Embroideries;
Cambria and Muslin Collars, at ali prices Cambria
and Musin Bands from u! cents and upwards; Swiss
and Dotted Muslin Cambria and striped Muslin; black
and cclorsd Silk Msutllias, 50 and upwards; the
before; Grape shawls at So; white and brown Linen
Dsmasks Towels and Diapers; Rosieries; silk Mits,
&c. Ali ~ho wish to save money, will do well to
give u, a call at No. q Main street.
10 9atns p Straits 4 BRO.
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.ss,1->sMR Previous 10 the 8peufnS oil
@.sSLxs9s.eSS the Road to jscsson's River, pss

Thus. DUDEAtAD,
Supt Va c. r X.
HARTMAN. BROWN CO,
je9-ta Propristors Stage Line.
NEW FURNITURE
xr-e-.sss-cr.-.-nr,-DS TORE.-Ws, the under
signed have taken the store Main street, NO. 81
where we have on hand P large assortment Of city
made work, which promise to sell cheaper and
p.rhaps bstter article than can be bought In the
city. We alec continue to keep ON hand and manu-
fac.ure az cid stand OF FRANKLIN and 18TH
streets, ell kinds of COFFlNS, viz Mahogany
Walnut Poplar, Cherry, Pine, &e. We also have
Iearss hacks and ell the necessary articles IN the
Undertaken line, such Sheets shrouds, Plates &C.
which We car furnish on more reasonable terms than
can be had 10 Riehmond
WA. A. LEA.
WIZ L. sATTERWHIrE
No. n Main At and oor. franklin and i3th sta
WANTED --3hr-e Journevnen abinet-masers
P. s-s,rvaats' Cotfips ready made, CT ell s,zas-
The above BE- found at all houIs at The corner
Of franklin and 18th street my 10 I'm.
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FG-PaHT. tEHS!iip 4NOsIGn.,-Ihe nm
~ dsrs'8ned have associated til Amselvss this day
In co.parne ishi ?. under The ana style Of D e
LANEY l. WhT8UN at tho stand on l4th street
Immediately opposite Exchange Hotel for the
trsnsact on 81 wholesale and rets Paper and Sta
touery business ALEX DEIANGy
le 10 JOHN WATSON