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Leaves on sATURDA AY, 18th inst, t5P. NJ
~ FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
l6ElSk,S Bayou, ST. Maurice, Campte Grand Ecore, Al
exapdris and GortVns Landing.-The elegant
running passenger packet steamer Duke, Samuel
Appegate MASTER F. " Ceos clerk will leave fer the above
intermediate landings above For freight passage
apply on board
do j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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IMPORTS.

BRAZOS sANTIAGo-Sehr Sea Drit-2 bbls ale Laeoste
II box books Lae5 do mdse Leon &co3s3 pkgs lead
de EganaSl44fl9 6S in specie to sundry consignees
MINATITLAN-Schr Cnba-245hides to dc Egans &co--
l26 logs mahogany to order. $50
CAMPEACHY-schr Raael-4O0 qunials log wood to Fer
pandez Aco !
COAST-Schr Coah260 bbls molasses Buchannon, Carroll
kco6 bbls moasses 81 hhd sugar oerTca 81 hhds Of
sugar, S25 bbls molsstes.
CoAsTschr hhds sugar 70 bb molasses to or
der. i
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FOR LAKE BORaNE
&Rsf .6711a1E A11aExsHK@X62GULF RAILWAY. Depot,

a6sT ~ sE45s1E--.5ExGULF HK2ExGULF RAILWAY. Depot,
corner Of Goodchildren and Champs Elyssee. 5@t
FALL, ARRANGEMENT,
u On and after MONDAY, September 2sth 1887.
through, 80 cents, children and slaves, half price,
Departure of Trains-DAILY
Leave the city for the Lake, .......10 A. M.
at-..................... An r. NJ.
Lake =. CITY, at.,..'..'...... b5s a. N.
Office 90 Common street. Fer all business Of the Railroad
Department. other business with Of
- VIC. BAKEwELI, Executor,
who the ouy authorized to make engagements sign
obligations for the road.
Romnibusses leave Canal street every fifteen minutes for
the depot. seq tf
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w UNITE ID STATES TRl- r..
NAelEt ~ WEEKLY MAIL LINE iHARIksel
dk$ssSAzsS4A. VICkSBURG. Esan:ElssEE -

SN " isobh nv
s p. NJ.
The magnificent q.
States Mail packet
Princess, Capt'n
Wilson, will leave
for Donaldsonviile,
Plaquemine, Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson
Bayou Sara, Red
River Landing, Fort
Adams, Nate h e 2,
Waterproof Rodney,
st. Joseph, Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and
Vicksburg e v er y
T U + s y A Y, at 8
O'Clock P. M
The P r I n @ E s S
connects at Vicks-
burg with the steam.
er U. s. AID, and
will take freight for
all the landings on
Yazoo river as high
as Greenwood.
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NEW ORPHANS
tsks 80 E9E OPEI40uSAS AND GREAT
WY&AaEER5lSss saZ-f1aS5. WESTERN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Feryboss connecting with the Passenger Trains leave the
foot of St. Ann Jackson Square, EVERY MORNING.
at III o'clock, precisely
Outward Trains Leave .
Agiers Depot ......... .................ate A. M.
Arrive Brashear City Berwick's Bay at II NJ.
Inward Trains Leave =
Arrive Gretna. 45O r NJ
Freight will Berwck Bay and intermediate
stations the wharf foot Of St. Louis street. day. All up
freight except that intended for Texas must be paid by ship
pers M
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t.ssaas Bayou Sara. Fort Adams, Williamsport Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA,
McCombs master, will her old trips
Saturday, August 18TH and will continue throughout the
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" arrival
from Woodvile.
HA clerk will be the Levee receive freight Thurs
day morning.
Paricular attention paid the receiving landing of
passengess and freight at all hours of the day night
jy29H HOLMES & CLAUSS IA Tchouponias st.
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nINIiikK KETkEATs.

(1ILEs COUNTY, viR0lNIA,)
will be opened for the reception OF VISITORS on the
Goth June.
fhs proprietor 10 sratiRed to state, that all diff
culties about roads AMI have been ever
tho Montgomery " hits daily after breatfast, pass
ing by the Ye low sulphur and reaching New River
White Sulphur by dinner. Until the rosd by salt
Lake to the Salt sulphur 10 finished, arrangements
will be made for persons DESTROYS of visiting the
Lake, miles distant or to put them on tbs regular
line at Pesrsburg IL miles distant for the Red sait
aud White Sulphur.
The proprietor only pledge his best efforts to
WILLIAM E0GLEsTON. ,
IL Walker Co. and Lucas Echols, owners Of
the Stages, have experienced and good drivers on
their Tine je g. ddtc6t
4 I.I.EtiHANY sPRING>..-1hI s We ter.
IA ing place, SO favorebly known to the public
will be opened for the reception of visitors the
6rst day of June. The present propretors are hap.
by to announce that they have secured the service,
40 general manager, Of Mr.. JNO. p. LEE, (of the
American Hotel, Richmond, Va } whose long expe-
Renee in the hotel busiuess and well established
reputation gentleman and caterer sufi ient
tire satisfaction to our guests.
The poueiful curative properties Of this water,
and It's oacy in all diseases Of the stomach liver
bowels nervous system, 10 we'll ettsstsd By tn.
many cures, almost miraculous, which have been
effected by its We refer with confid snee to
the patrons of the former proprietors. complete
bathing establi- hmeut has been added to our ar.
rsrgements for the comfort of our visitors since las.
season.
For further particulars refer to the csrds to bs
found in hotels, cars steamboats, &c
A splendid line Of four-hoIse coaches will convey
visitors from Shawsville to this place 81 miles
3 good road, with oaly one hil between the two
poin,a. BRIDGES BOLT,
my27-d et25A. Proprietors
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ISAAC j. MERCER & CO.,

ISAAC J. MERCER & CO.,
L LUMBER DEALERS
(soUTH SIDE OF THE DOCK, NEAR hAYo's BRIDGgl
Have Just received
A cargo of Superior Heart Flooring, dressed.
Step Boards
And we in thar yard
White Pine, Poplar, Oak, Cypress Shingles and Co.
dar Posts
ALSO, 8 good assortment of Virginia Lumber
having the Agency OF several Saw Mills we are
prepa ed to offer Inducements to builders and Others
In furnishing all descriptions Of Bill Timber at short
notice
We respectfully aols csll from sill in want of
Lumber. ISAAC MERCER
GE w. SMITH
ie .Imk p w HARDWOOD
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xs-st$ &h4Nh w Al IA ~ ~ ~
ffstfNx other Housekeeping articles, are selling
Gsss& Chez per at SCHAAP l. Go 'sthsn they ever
WY wsre offered in this city. Housekeepers
su1 ,salers in calling will find tde most fashionable
gees at lsss anty five ger cent cheaper than Tegu
lar p.ices Clocas Looking Glssses, Wait,rs, Cas-
tors aud Brit..nnis and Silver plated ware, etc,
SOLD at auction priesa, at SCHAAP co s,
Corner Of Broad and Sd SITS
Broken Looking Giarses repaired. Dssleu sup
Piled with looking Glass Plates at Importers prices
nv l4-lm*
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NAVAL The u. b. frigate Congress was at
L+ehorn. May ooh, and was to sail next morning
.or aessina The Constellation had gone 10 visit
'ne coasts of Spain and Portugal
Ine United states steamship of war Susoue
ahus' captain sards, after Sc hours passage from
nn 'onn' arrived at Cowes on the 2s.h ult II ia
Nv ABOUT year ago that this sbip left the I,oi,ad
nsA'.s snd has since been cruising in the msdI,sr
nln An. She was dispatcht from her last sts,ion
t. uasr orders &c join the Niagara and render IT,
ivs.n En- me lsyias down Of the electric cable be.
'"ee" England and America. N-''o o0-
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>xws CARRIAGES, CARRIAGKs..

cM-@R, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGKs.-
HSEH{x2a The ubsoriber has on hand, at his Coaah
aaI--1S-Makirs Establishment, Lombard AL
Icy, between Main and Cary, Sth and t4;h Streets
TEES, BAROUCHES, RUGGIES with and without
tops, aad hULKIEs, all of his own make, Of the
beat materials and workmanship; all of which will
be sold low good work of the lind can be In the
city Of Richmond, and respectfully ask call from
those IN want OF any article In the Carnage line,
am determined 20 make to order and sell at the low
est price, possible. and all work sold, that /, now
warranted.
. '" &C MICAJAH MkNGpM.
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7 IsT OF LKTTERS-Kemaining u ehe
Riehmoud Post Once on che 18th day Of june
1857. m
e. Persons calling for Letters In this List, viii
plesse say they are advertised.
~ Ofice hours on Sundays, hereafter, from sto
A. NJ snd from to s T. M.
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the diacss. y, stsfaEsT The Episcopal fund q
iaoas ss o. Iowa, some o. 600 was fnxs.,.d y.
eLs.sd srs nv TWO years sgo. The lands tins mn,
UU0. s'eo 70 be worth about 633 i.
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lie MOST OMFoRTABLE, SAFE AND EXPEDITION
ROUTE TO
THE VIRGINIA RINGS.

Th r. ~ u N . IA N" ..
The cars will be running to .Tsoks0n's River, 1876
miles from Richmond, by the 18Th of July, leaving
but so miles of stage trsvel to the White Sulphur
Springs. good road.
Passengers leave Richmond at A. NJ; dine at
Stauu on and arrive at The White Sulphur same
night or if they prefer it, remain nj ght
Csvinston Csighans, sad reach tbs Springs to
break fast next morning
Passengers for the Sweet and Red Sweet s:op
over nil ht CailsghAns and srriva at the Springs
to breakfast next morning.
Those for the Salt ard Blue Sulphur arrive there
20 dinner next day. after leaving Riohmopd.
rng---.4E Previous to the opeIi1g of
&ISr5<SSSSaaS++rs the Road 10 Jackson's River. pas
sepgsis for the White, 8weet and
alt Sulphur, will take Stage heretofore at Mill
boro', and stay all night at the Warm Springs. and
arrive at the hts and Sweet to dinner and the sst
at night the next day.
Passengers for the RoskbridE. Alum, Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs take this stage ct
Mlbsro', and arrive at the Springs to supper the
same day they leave Richmond.
FARE:
Far Tor
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SSwAH Ae CO.'S LOTTERIES.
THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
DRAWN
CAPITAL PRIZE 86O,O00..
YICKETB ONLY 80

Owing 70 ths great favor with which our Siase
H..n5er Lotteries have been received by the public
and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers, @
gwAS b Co, will have s drawing each Saturday
throughout the year
Ths following Scheme will be drawn In each
their Lotteries for June, 1857.
GLASS 20,
70 bs drawn In the city of Atlanta Ga In public On
Saturday, June 9th, 1857.
CLASS 10,
70 BE draw. In the city of Atlanta Ca In sablis On
Saturday. June 18th, 1857.
GLASS
20 hs drawn La the city of Atlanta Ca In public On
Saturday, June Goth, 1867,
GLASS AZ,
70 be drawn In the CisV of Atlanta Ga. In public on
Saturday, June 97th, 1857.
sx0H TIE Plan OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
1896 Prizes.
More LAzp One Prize to Epeyy Tea Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCAEMEi
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HEADING a. a q X *
M1tlhBEER FRESH SUMMER GS@ti
lE5E3 LAGER BEER.--he under IT,
- signed is now receiving weekly, -
ana wi continue to receive hrouGhout the season,
a superior article of fresh LAGER BEER. from the
famous READING BREWERY. which hs will
supply in qusrties to su his customers and the pub
lie, at his saloon. j. g LANCE.
4th st. between Broad aud Marshall sta.
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CONNECTICUT ToBAcco.-The Springfield Re.
publican says:
Ia the Connecticut valley, a larger surface will
Do devoted to tobacco this year, we believe, than
ever before. The article maintains so high q price
Than any other"
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GENERAL WoULs Swokp OF HONOR - The
sword prepared by order of Congress for preseuts-
tion TO General WOOL in appreciation of his gallant
services rendered in Mexico. and especially q. tue
battle Of Baena Vista, hes been presented to the
veteran A more beautiful and appropriate m.
uent than that conveyed in this testimonial could
not have been bestowed. The blade is thirty one
and quarter inches long, of the finest cast steel
and emolaZoned with national devices. The hilt =
of solid gold and Ia a specimen of rare workn an.
ship. The detign is an ear of corn. half concealed
by the shuck surrounding it. The upper psrt is .
spread cage, on the heart Of which is q shield
hearing the words "Busra Vista, February % and
%. le47 ~ The eyes of the eagle are diamonds
The cross of the hilt is the Mexican coat OF arms
serpent and cactus--very heavy wrought the eyes
of the serpent being garrets- The scabbard is of
silver, plated with gold and ornamented with solid
gold bands aud rings The end of the scsbbard is
OF soid gold AID OF unique det On one side of
tbs scaobard is the following Inscriptions
ed TO General john Wool as testimony of the
high sense entertained by Congress of his gallant
and judicous conduct al the battle of Buens Vista
l accordance with joint resolution approved JAM
uary "a, 1854 " The sword cost 81 500 The de-
sign was furnished by Lieutenant Benton, of the
army-ALbany Areus
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STEAMBOATS, on THE DANUBE.-The Christian
Advocate and Journal of this week, has an inte-
resting letter from Hungary written by MI FL
Winter, an American ship builder, who is build.
ing boats on the Danube, for the Danube Navi-
ga ion Company. This company have aoous
$4,000 600 invested They have 81 eide wheel
steamers. ~ propellers 450 bsraes, and $50 lands
ing bridge boats and coal tenders. All the stram
era and barges are built of iron Mr. Winter is
building two boats, which will cost SIP 600
each,
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HENRY kXALL. EkCHITECT,
HI MOND, VA
OPPOSITE THR AAERICAN HorEL.)

(oFPOslTk hhEkiSAN hUTEL,l
Assisted by
r B. CLOPTON, Civil Engineer.
FREDERICK KOCH Architect,
OHW AID HElNklCH, Mining Engineer and
Geologist,
Ia prepared to furnish Designs with Plans and full
Workng drawings for But dlpgs of every descrpiio
including Mills, Manufacturing Establishments and
Machinery of all kinds, with Specification, Esti
mates and Contracts complete, and to superintsnd
tn construction of the same.
81 will pay particular attention to laying and
improving SPRINGS PROPERTIES and other
WATERING PLACES, ss well - Public or Private
Grounds
He il also prepared to survey and locate al kinds
Of Roads and Canals. snd to survey Ain,, and Lands
Having had over twenty years experience in bis
business and with the beat corps OF Assistants ever
In one Office la ths State, he feels confident that he
can give entire satisfaction to ell who may entruss
their work to his And while retaining thanks
to those who have heretofore bestowed 30 liberal .
patronage upon him, he respectfully soliets COZ.
tnuapce CT the same from them and the public gene
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..,,,. a woodward Jc. Woodson josiah l
Mhton A., T2 Whitlosk J walker
WaI NJ Woodward Jno Whttiook Thos
Wcod mI A walton Jseo5 r williams VIM A
W g.eI 80 II N Watch Jersey wilson Vim
,h T.s n walter Lcuis Ward Wslmeut
s,,e;,e Jr Ward Peter wafa iok " m ID
yv.mmnuu los West n NJ
1, IS-lt THUS b. bItoHh r M.
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"BABEs IN HE wooDsl"-A few days ago,
two little daughters five and seven years DID, of
the widow Ellis of Warehouse Point, CT, went
into the woods TO get winter green, got lost and
wandered over to East Hartford. There was, of
COURSE a great alarm, and people turned out to
find tuem-but thu search was rot successful un il
norniug, when they were found asleep uDder
tree, where they had lain ell night having trotted
In their little bare feet Is or 20 miles. They had
some winter green, which they said they were
going to carry TO mother"
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PEARLS IN OSWE GO COUNTY N Y,-Ths Os.
wego Times learns that young man named Stone,
lately commenced Investigations in Nine Mile
creek, in the town of Hannibal, and procured some
fifteen hundred muscles. Ga opening them he
succ. eded in OBJ amir four hundred pearls aver.
asi g in size from pins head to large pea -
The g. pearls have been examined, and pronounced
the genuine article. Their aggregate value must
be several thousand dollars though, saws the
Times, our jewellers are not well enough scquain-
ted with their price to fix a defate sum upon
each
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>nSwE. Gao. +. SMITH.
MS1fTsI COACH MAKER,
X2----nH-> Corner BROAD AND 9Th sTs
lTichenor's old s.aud,) keep. constantly on hand
and mates to ordsr all kinds Of CARRIAGES,
ROCkAWAYS. BUGGIES, SULKIES. SPRING
WAGOHS, ETC He has now exhibition in HE
show room en- unusually large assortment, which he
Is Opposed to sell upon very reasonable terms. EN-
p!oying the best workmen and usirg the tinsst ma
tsrial he is enabled to warrant all his work.
Ey Coach Snithius and jobbiDg of ell kinds exc
cutsd promptly, as usual and upon reasonable terms
my 1S-Snt
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NE" FChNlTO II 4
a-xa-a~s1--t----rsg5 STORE-We, the under.
signed, the store ain street, No. "a,
where we have on hand large assortment of city
inside work, which promiss to sell cheaper and
perhaps better article than be bought In the
city. We slao continue to keep hand and manu-
facture, our old stand OF franklin and 18th
streets all kinds of COFRlNs, viz Mahogany,
Walnut. Poplar. Cherry, Pine, &c. We also have
Hessa, Escks and all the necessary articles in the
Undertaken line such Sheets ahrouds Plates, &o.,
which furnish more reasonable terms than
can be had In Richmond.
VIM. A. LEA.
WIN. l.. SATTERWHITE.
No. "a Main nt and cor Franklin and 18th s.s
WANTED -fhree Journesmen Cabinet -inakera.
P. g. Servants Collins ready made of all Sizes
The above can be found at ell hours at the corner
OF FEanklin and 18th street. my Is linz
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-A distressing acct.
dent occurred on the Ca:awba, about twelve miles
from Salem, Roanoke, Va, on the Bob ult A little
boy. of 10 years old, named Noah Richardson. Iiy.
ing with Mr. Allen Richardson, went with him TO
where be was rolling logs 10 cutting one of.
uhe little boy standing near it, it started to roll,
catching the boy and throwing bin come IS or 90
feet down the bill The boy bad the presence of
mind to endeayer to get out of the way, and sue.
ceeded in out running the log for near 80 yards.
and would have escaped, only for @tump which
threw the log around, when it struck him about the
small ct the back, passing Gear over him. The
little fellow never breathed again
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IN sPKING STOCK. FUK 1857.

ru SPRING STOCK. FUh 1857.
AxHE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT,
IS Main street
Binfcrd, Dickinson & Weisiger,
Have now In store and readyor sale, at wholesale or
retail one Of the largest and most complete stocks of
Hats Caps and Straw Goods ever offered Ia this
market, which have be en selected with great care
from tho largest and most extensive manufactures
especially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nsssee trade.
The attention Of merchants snd Others, Ii most
spsctfuly called 20 the above splendid stock, whsh
corrurisas evarv stvle snttad to the snrins t-a@a
A. fnEsH sPhING SHUES.--i an
mef&ake& receiving weekly additions to my already
extensive assortment Of Caters and Shoes
Of every description, for ladies', misses and children.
received by Express er5 will open this morning, a
beautiful lot of
Lsdies' Button French Lasting Heel GaIters
Do. Congress do do do. do.
Do. French Lasting side-Lass Creole CATERS
to which the attention Of ladies 10 asked
my9 JNO. PAGE JR.. Is Main st.
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~MKDIOINgs.

VIRGINIA WORM KIIIEE
mefsnsats ana othsrs shsuld not fo,s., y nntry
gsn ,h' pu.r and us.ns
very ..sst and iss ss. u.s sn.
TIL Il can Be had Of the sssats b. sus sstien.
LAp ~ 70. BENNETT, BEERS visastLs..
AIS
JACKs11n's kxGkLsIOR BTTTEEs-
from well known and dininsuisb.S NJ esrtfests
now 20 much In vogue: '''sofassd Bittsru
law m .r, T. A e. ss.'I =. Dear 81. N, meA.r.
pepsia for some sixteen years Nat sss, with Dys-
msnsne relief from the various rsmsdis. ny per-
VS. induced to ty your Exsslsor Bitter zee, %:
rewits Az s.n ne 70 tesf 70 their
when she Wa stranger previous to the ,ss =, e
yaIoA0lo moatalne Gro w W., Ivy
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HEART RENDING ACCIDENT "A CORES poD8ent
writing from Bernvilie, BeTkS County, Msy 3Osh
gives the following particulars of & heart rendina
casualty which occurred near that borough the
day previous: Yesterday afternoon as Mr. Peter
Nickel and enc OF bis sons were at work in their
saw mill on the Northern creek, 10 Upper Bern
township little boy abodt three years old (son Of
Rebecca Hoffman, enc of Mr. Mokeis seryaptsl
came into the mill and laid down upon the log
which then being sawed The child. rer
fectly unconscious of his danger, was soon caught
by the saw and b, fore help could reach him. was
literally sawn in two from the abdomen th rough TO
the spine The entrsils were scattered around In
pieces, and in less than FIVE minutes the poor
ch.ld's indescribable suferings were relis ved by
death
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He respectfully refers to
Vim. Ii macfsrand,
VIM II. Hsxsll
Jss II. Gardner, SRishmond.
Bacon Bssiervill
Levi. Webb Son,
M Hsn.' ! = s h1Isisi Amsn.
j." M hor.on' eooshlsnd.
VIM. 8. fontgiue, King William.
DR. Price Hanover.
w. T. sutherlin, Danvile
Geo Boiling, Petersburg
Jno Mcdaniel, Lypohburs
Thos J. Soyd Wythsville.
Geo. g Curs, Lynehburg.
Andrew Be.rne. Union
Proprietors Of the Sweet Springs.
(" Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs.
&" /" q Rockbridse Alum Springs.
Jas. D. Davidson, Lexington.
Col Crozet, State Engineer. my It's
Mis-. LLAiBOKNE BAkk~DALE will
lNl open 9 School for Girls on ths goth Of Naren,
at her residence, On Church Hill, corner 24tn ana
Frsnkl.n as. The ualbrsnohss Of English 'tudS
will be pursued.
TERMS Two dollars per month.
REFERENCEs.--R. J. Gaines, DR.. sfo~a'
Henry Darlington, Charlotte, Virginia; B. Il. sae'f'
Esq Or. John Wsyt N C.Read, ESQ hishmonS-
NH tJ---iStn
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1 ANIksS DRKsa GOODS, kics agnrca
L. satia Plaid and Solid colored ssrssss "a
! shsso j. 4 A. RosENBAUM,
: 1870 Broad street.
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WOOL IMPORTED INTO ENGLAND.-The i'm
ports of wool into England In 1853 (partly from
her colopies,) is given as ll9 1876 440 pounds in
1854, LOG, l2l 995 pounds; in 1855 9939O 446
pounds; in the first Zen months of 1856 95 ass 2l
pounds The home product Of wool in England
is estimated at 80 900 900 of eeces Annually ave.
raging four pounds each This is not all mar ufac-
tured in the country: France, Belgium and the
German States all buy English wool
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- WE Will SELL IVC HIst"
rate article OF O ant . Calf and Patent Lea
Their Congress Caters sewed for % Is,
richly worth IS; Gents 2. peEeed 9ai.ers u %
0eut q Calf and Patent Leather Pumps. 3bei Cent?
Calf and Lasting sswed jersey Ties. rs BOYS
Calf and Patent Leather Congress CATER 200; DO
DO Pumps 2 90; do. Calf Oxford Ties. 50; do do
Jersey Ties Is; Youths cloth top Caters 371; DO
Calf oxford Ties, LIS; do. Jersey do 90; DO Pa
tent Leather Union Ties, 90; Children's Opera
Boots rs. Call and be convinced that the greatest
bargains In the city are at
MARCUS HARRIS, 1873 Broad st.
NJ B. Shoes made to order at tho shortest notice.
We have also Gent 3 Uppers OF various styie: whch
WE will cell cheap. |. 10 n.
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| W. n. NEWMAN returns his thanks to thu nph.
Ii for hsir liberal patronage Of the st. CbnI., H..
tel, and solicis continuance Of thaE patronage m
ce- the supervision and control of
js3-d2 w. N NEWMAN m
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