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-.,s.r,.zrg TIN l. SHEET IRON WORKER,

COPPER. TIN 4 SHEET IRON "oANH"'
No. Z BROAD STREET,
EASFVILIE EN- EsS T.
akVE his DAY purchased the interest OF ar. heAry
5cCasi1 in the above business and hereby tender ny
irc snks 70 ell my old friends and patrons iet ne.
berfv heretofore extended 70 the hrn and Woua nos
ctuv solicit continuance OF iayor5 from me-; an
n to ipf9 m all the world and the rest 81 n"nAino
t5gt have on hand and for sale splend % lot
COOKING STOVES,
a. 70 -iopg -sr.p-1s ParlOr Stoves for wood ana G51
,Ton and faYcv Crates Box Stoves for churches bot
low Ware OF every variety hand OF made 10 9Ias' uL
as. 80 5ssrrjnt9n suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
Ian prepared to d all kinds OF Jon WoES seSl -
Houss uttsrng Roofing, any other branch pertaining
o. jbst line -------.r,r- vvrouV
EIoI5 friends ofthe River will ind It to their advantage
ao ana give me ne4giag before bargaining elseWoer'
/ for work. ,,, r,sr,,r,yry Iii,
Also. for sale one pair secondhand ENGINES GYM
m inches diameter and four feet stroke win "aIe
/ ,E,a md other fixtures suitable for light draugn
steamer y" '''' '''' ~ isg5
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PFTESYLVANfA RAILROAD,

-
TVSIREE Daily Through Trains, between PhiadsiPnls
nd Pittsburg. THE MORNING NAIL TkAlh
leaves Phisdephis for Pttsburg at ~, A. NJ and ftis,
burg for Philadelphia at z, a. L. TIE FAST LINh
leaves Pailadephis for Pisburg at r NJ and FI5SP95
nv PbIIadeIDbia at l, p. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsbnrg at IL r d. ana
PtFs5urg for Philadelphia ct 10, P M
me above lines connect a. PttsbuTg with the kalrosas
n NJ from ST. Louis Mo-; Alton, Gaena and Chicago
m: Frankfort Lexington, snd Louisville hy.i Terra
Hauts Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis IND. Glnein
pas Dayton Springfield, Beefont9lne Sandus6y Ioieoo
cleveland COLUMBUS GAINESVILLE, MasEiOn, and wooster
OHIO also with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 new
OrIssus ST Louis Louisville and Cincinnati. 80
Through Tickets be bad to or rom elsnef o. 'D'
above places -, siaE,4
Fo-turther particulars Esndbills at the dlsrSnt
Esrtng points Passengers from the West VIII nnG ny
the shortest and most expeditions route 10
Baltimore New York or Boston ,,,,
THOS MOORE AGENT, Pdsssags- Aanes + alSlaa'
]. MESKTNEN. AeEST Passenger Lines, PsSts6arg-
lEsI,s.Ivhia .1g57--ian1-1V
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE F0R

W Offering for sale that beautiful rsrdspea ~
~ Ms Jesse bentQn's, situated two and 4 haf
miles from Nashville on The Middle Franklin Pike eontain
ing - aeres Of very superior land with eefiut fnma
aHsns OF rooms and All necessary 0uthuidnFu, also
Yey large esleru vel and great variety choice fuit
Heea AVanabie negro hands oF southern nIantarIou s
Be taken IN pari payment The above he moSt a
sirsole residences In he vicinity Of EashFis Anpiv Ia
J. L. & r W. BROWN
iebo-lm a : Cherrv Strsst
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
SNYDER G. EP ZZGIl
RE now receiving and opening fresh sHd desirable goods
A suitable for the city and country trade
CONSISTING or
Ladies' a1e KID Slippers plain plain and trimmed
KID Front Lace Caters, IL.
.. BLACK Lasting Caters ,-,S sse'.
Congress Caters,
Kid Boots taiek and thin 'oies7 al. ,..,.
s. = Win heen'
- White Kid and Satan Slippers
Toilet sliPPeu plain , 4gd isnsy'
Children and Misses shoes OF every description,
Gsntsra ans wear Of every description -,;,,,
In an persons wishing goods in their inc viii ma II 70
their interest call 81 No. IS PuelS S91sfS pR1zzRtT
aug3O SNAOA4i' u
-95ENThEBi EMS EAR.
n ENT,s Fine Calf Pump Sole Boots
" Cents Fine Calf 6 Stitched Cd. .
Water proof "
. Congress Gaiisr'; s,rbls ,ol..
81 Oxford Ties,
These goods from one Of the best ~
Ph ndS5 Can AZ NO. - SNYDER FRIzzELL
LADIES' SHOES.
CNYDBR & FRIZZELb are opening lo-oa! sons '1O'
- wear for the Ladies, consisting ofs
LADIES' Thick Sole Lasting Gaiterz ..t--,.,-
6 half g
q Kid
Congress KID
Thin d" Lasting bail
These goods are very handsome. Call a. ,r7
' SNYDER & FRIZE2LLs
Dovs 90 Public Square.
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FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books oneIy, 6o2.s, Sl5S S5 sDiIi5s
-"5Lnentins I'M barrels CaTpetBg, China, Glass and
Glassware, Cgars in cases, O.oeAsl on 5 STes Dr2
Good in boxes aud bales, Drugs Frqlls' r Tuit 10
and Shrubbery, Furs GARDEN seeds, Lookin2 n $50
~ caDS and izrs Saddiery Tin and Brittsnia ware r.
SECOND CLASS. z
rdwae except such as s2eSpe . IN FoTeiSn Liquors
classes CoI 5 ripss Tobacco in boxes, Leather IN
rolls and boxes OILS IN 9.T sS5 ss Rice, Whiting
Pi sst Brsss and Copper per 100 ibs'''''.sI W
Fias'o'' Sn''' T1iRD GLASs.
A. sFovels Sp,des sad Irons, Zine and lin 70 Plgs'
I'm PI.Is Auvs Vices, casks Of Chains ana Noes
4 s4 l -Io RafroSd Wheels and Axles, Chains %
- S,Eer md Resin barrels, per lUV l0s''''''' 0'
SPECIAL RATES a.. ,t,,..
rt,,rs and Carriages boxed, and other lgnt aiIes
not enumerated; also carooys ,,sl wight but at
SontI FiTst Ciss rates per 100 lbs y
Have every package PLAINLY 5lVeC5 Aas6ton 10 this
@ TER prevents delays and losses and nsafes 'Pe0u'
I ISV; xr,GBs AND FACILITIES OFFERED 81 LaH
AD'A''i tHARLEsTON. ROUTE. 3, ~,-,.z.
81 --.s,-,.5 ID ths Agents Of the s0atn CaiOlna
vj5 ~ EiFsTeston lbe forwarded " tEnE OF goA
ssloE drsysge WHARFAGE ana PCsA 5 s..eI viii 6e mail
al 10 co1signees Marx packages care agent % - " ny
ChaJisoI2R' r. Railroad will sdvanes shippers charges,
40 MAJ those VINO prefer consgulng 10 >
can 60 81, Sssbyle and stations on the Nashville ane
Chattanooga Railroad are sent rom saspstef
Trains only. 8llpfsta may I~''
and prOmptuesS, ~. v,-hvf1s viii ri all Times be
as low by Savannah ---,-tIy any oyercharEss
am authorized, and will setIe PtotnF1J 'NJ
and damages that may occur on ihlS L5 charge Of snv
In csc on lost or missing gooas ~" "a n 1Ct fonpd
pqcesssry theT recovery, ana = M 30;
viii pay for the same within 80 days a-'' no''''
Merchants along the line OF the Nsshys az INV to al
pFro.I viii bear in mind that the ADO a. ne
r15s rom CHARLESTON, which are g. oe I,c5aTd
soowing Stations, viz: Stevenson 5a!Iis RabUcE ~
!TLII.h5 n -7,anHv VarlraCe- snelDyFlle5 belLou1-
IstI--iIIe Nfrrfreesboro, Smyrna au0 Law eLeu7-s .
shat be prepared 70 give every sA ,e bis CORES
D6ndsDts ag rely upon prompt answers 10 an L reT
given business DT0lg4L uLl-SA
1919 sr4 c,nfroJ CHAS " AN lEhsO IN asoL.iii
fauS-5s-u.
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COSI5y FANS PATENT TULCANITE, OR
HARD INDIA RUBBER.
THE PEACON DAM COMPANY,

THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,
OWNERS OF PATENTS,
,vrv ACTuRR FROM ABOVE FAHED MATERIAL AM
roP s.LE At THEIR WAREROoh,
No ga MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK.
sypvycES CORK SCREWS,
Of every kind Domestic or Engravers anu
t'olesaL lpbcisns the Oilers Marngale Rings
h"uhCeu ~ s,tirjs ever Whip Sockets lnsuatOTs for
made Breast Pumps, Pow IeegtaPh ~ .,e' N
GeT a.. Furniture Company Shaving Brushes
le -, In nat deiace Pans Baths, tunnels and
The carust; Tuu blers and soap DppeIs iCt
Trays: Pen and POUket Cut Druggists purposes W.
IeTv Napkin Ring, Pocket e. - 49,, l,,b,
nus T.I.nt ss JET-a Door conductor Of Harmon
as - ~ SvTprCITy-apd on which Oils, Acids and
C3ny " no effect is vastly superior any other Tor
Hls sTsj and great variety Of other purposes, TO
| which it Is applied. - ,-t.,. than.
| itb these goods, and consumers who want the BRs1
srticle of the kind will buy other. UanLi-9I--l!.
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FT9GNIFTCENT INVEST mENTB an CITY
PROPERTY.

WE are now Offering drsra5s lot for Tie ersa-
w tor OF Business House, frOnliRg 50 o. 50 ieet %
Market street, opposite f. s. Frenchs. Asor2 ots foni
ing II each Broad STR e. opposite The lsnnfe ane
Alabama Rar0zI Depot. Also, desirable hegd set Las
fronting 40 E hcrFv street, between huFca and
BROAD Also sirabfe Lot fronting so eel hgh sreel
few hundred Yards N0rh Of Mr. D. Ewing benutiul Ad-
don about hi, lot is free teFrt0r mo Ess % pay
for o. years Also number Of bar tsome review Lots Ia
West s1vis and Watkins premium and unrrall,e a.
don Also grgat many beautiful Lots I'm HyIes' Add
ticu and in I'd hed.
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no f2f.
Nashville Spring Races.
~ 49,

NVsDNAsDAF, Nay 27h, lss7--sssepaiakssFor uuirisa
w 3year olds-l mile heais-e00 snuanes $50 f,rfsf
Three % more % make race, 20 close Ist Abrif
SANE DAT.-Msich Race for $500 aside alSOo f,-sit
mile heats-WO year sldG Carrying so Boundr TL,-
Bacon gr cult By imported Asion dam 81 -.
athan. Wm Roundlres names { KY Bynum 81 GisnsoS
dam By Othslo or Shamrock.
THURSDAY, Nay 2eth.-Pr0prist9F's Purus R2oo-mll.
heats.
FRIDAY. Nay 2slh.-SasePstakss for ysar olds-s7os
entrance, go forfei-oHs mile heats Three Or more 70 s
Z race. % close ist Of April.
SATURDAY, May 30h-PfopretcT's Purse s30o-sHo mils
hsatL Lianl6-tf w PHILLIPS, Propnstnr
GALLATIN, CTENN.s) FALL. RACES, 1851.
THE following Stakes opsu RE
d By The Galiatin Jockey ClHb, % %
run over The said Course at their next yAls.
Annual Meeting. Fall % 1857. ---->-=@
no. -sWespstaks for year ods 500 subscriptions, -
Forfeit, mile beats To close The l5th Mach. iS57-
NO 2SWeepstakes for untried year old5 $500 subscf
ton $50 forfeit, mile heats To close la April, 1857
NO 3-Sueepstakes FOR year ODDS $3.50 5ubscriDton
ESQ .oreit, tHO mile heats. To close Let April. 1851.
NO 4sWeepsakss fora year Ods, 500 descriptions play
or pay, single dash Of mile. To close lsI Pr 1857
NJ 5-SWeepa.ake 81 { year Oda. $3.50 subscription,
$50 forfeit, two mile heats. To close April, 1851
In all Of the above Stakes three entries % mako
race. Entries 20 the above stakes % be made 10
JOHN n. MALONE, Secretary,
TnHH
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RAILROADS, &c.
lz
Freight Reduced!
Rates of Freight from

Rates Of Freight from
oBARLEgTON TO WASH VILL E
70 oor71vUr WITHOUT ALIENATION uNTIL TIE
FIRST DAY or JUNE, 1857
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EGeW Goods.
list OPENED AT ~ OLLEGE STREET
I ADIRs Superior Black Satin Slippers
do d. d. Eid llesi De-
do erIfa siZ ID Goat Well BOOTH
do superior kid " en- Heel do
do do CurocOa Kid dc
Wisses do KID Wen BoOtgs
do 10 French Morocco shangnG 1aoi-i
ChHdren's Shanghai Boots and sh0ssi % sIeai TaIsy
$50 john RAMA6h.
1.TNTS FINE BOOTS AND AK lts'
CtENTs superior French CAT D. s. Boots silieneoi
II 90 do do Do DO Caters %
90, JOHN RAMAGE,
A. Coiirgs uiuset.
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DEsIR1 BILE LAND F0R sALE---5 BAR

ONE hundred and ten Of land more Than hair Eau
~ imbercd having large front she Brick Cnufch FEss
about \ miles firm Nashville. said land Is dpiaed lnto
10 iroulng the pike, ard contani nom %
% acreE will sill lots. 10 su purchasaf8 %
the bocy On the lot % 81 there D. com
Portable frame dEsl-g % Foomsaud sthsrimPrsHeuen.
costing 0U. Three falling springs % ne
land and good 5uidirg each og. Apply 70 W. B.
''l'' JL& R. ". BLOWN,
fsb1s In az berry 5tffet
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vHHUKSTON b BhRNtRD have removed 70 NO 10
1 Public S1uars, next GUJr % CainOuns, where they
vii be happy 10 show the customers hrt rate STOCK o
Trv Goods consisting of Black Brown, end Blue Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy UessmsTc7; Fssungas 6ioVsa
Hosiery Cravats EIandkerchief &c, &c.
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ENkB hundred bass GunHy BAGS 10 1of' ana lo sai7
- &c cheap TO elos'' JOHNSON, BORNE & 60.
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Mammoth Livery Stable.
c8L
So ga -

- u. SUMNER & co.. would respectfully inform
the ciiZsns Nashville ard the surrounding county,
mi s have purchased the Liverv Stable MsFke street,
ssc,d door ron Church formerly Kept BY J. J. ETERETr'
- hsy viii be pleased the old customers and ss
v new patrons choose to come We nave large stock
r The ezs Saddle and Buggy Horses TO be found when We
can rec 5aueud to the public large 6. ". SUMNER,
ca flISI tg T. D. DAVIS.
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A DIV ELLANeH FOX SALE
"A SMALL d. 8Iling and ot fronting s. ieet on "
GaIatn Pike and running back about % feel, % -
OCT street bargain m be given for cash o. saoft credit
Lila e. W. Brown,
esbrs-aw a y Cher} stress
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ID kind enough Reader 70 give your attention one mo-
Is Inent. and you will earn VIVA mr. ,,,,,r,,zTs
THE GEEFENBERG n EALIh BlIIEtlS
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LOTTERIES.

OWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES. THE
- MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER DRAWN
CAPITAL PRIZE $50 go! TICKETS ONLY $40
owing to the great favor with which Single Num-
Der Lotteries have been received by the public
the large demand for Tickets the Managers. D. swan
4 Co. will have Il drawing each Saturday throughout
the year.
Lotteries tor June, 1851.
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ga in public
SATURDAY. JULY fTH, 1857.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ga, in public Oh
SATURDAY. JULY llTH, 1897.
CLASS -,
To be drawn in the city OF Atlanta, Ga in public
SATURDAY, JULY IsrH, 1857.
CLASS u,
To be drawn i'll the city of Atlanta Ca in public,
SATURDAY, JULY 25rH, IS57.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$3.50 PRIZES
Nearly One Prjsc IN Every Nine Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCAEME!
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DRESENT SUPPLY

3oo0 tons RED ASH Egg Sizo"O
800 tons WHITE, DO SANTIiRACITE
800 tons FOUNDRY LUMP COAL.
Sold by weight; Fairbanks Platform Scales used.
Orders may be sent to my office or when moro CON
venent if left with Mr.. N. W Fori. 9Th street
and Basin, will receive prompt attention.
SAML f. HALVES,
ie I6-dlm 18th street. South side Of Dock.
GLOVER HILL COAL.-S5. so A LOAD
~ IN JUNE AND JULY am prepared to
oeive orders for the best Crate CLOVER HILL
COAL, TO be- delivered ut ~ cents per bushel in June
and July, and at % cents after that time.
CIiAS. j. MACMURDO,
je Is I'm Office near Petersburg Depot
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

NEW FIRM.-We have this day associ-
L ated with IL. in business Mr.. II. BROWNELL.
md the style Of the firm will be CLARKS0S, AN
DEKS0N L co.
continuance Of ths liberal patronage bestowed
the old firm is respectfully solicitor for the new
shall constantly endesvor TO give satisfaction
to our friends and the public.
GARRISON & ANDERSON
Importers of Hardware &c.
No. los Main street
July |, 1857. Jy7-ts
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.Novv iJ6in sisI piiIip spRIyGs

DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
~ This delightful Watering Place. although opsnsd
for the first time in 1885, has already ATTRACTED TAR
share Of public attention and patronage It's s'na-
ted immediately the Turnpike rad from Salem 70
the Sweet Springs and splendid line o. stage
Coaches Will convey passengers ON the virginia anu
Tennessee Railroad, without any detention rom S
lem Depot by the Bed Sulphur 70 the Sweet Springs
and 0feenbrier White sulphur, boing the shortest
and best roufe between those points.
sinrs tho last Season. the accommodations have
been greatly enlarged BIZ the addition Of several
handsome and spacious Cottages. The proprietors
feel sure that all who visit their Springs, will DO
made entirely comfortable and satisfied. To seekers
Of health, they offer Mineral Water, the beneeial
scts OF which have been fully tested particularly
in diseases OF the Lungs and stomach. To seekers
Of pleasure, they offer Table provided sith Gil me
MI those appsndages of amusement found at other
watering places. Toall who desire shady and plea
nt retreat from the heat and dust OF The cite theJ
oni H.. ba"t fraatmsut O. W. SHASKS,
@A" '-0 '' ID. G. SHANkS,
q. h. BOARD,
VIM WALTON,
az Ion, A. HUpP.
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r.. - s.zszsg7 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
- s.e...:.ee'HesssfS RAILROAD!
Track completed to JACkS0N's RIvBRl

In advance Of time Advertised the rails are new laid
and Instead II the l3tlI vi July.
On luE lHH
Tho passenger trains viii Ce rtdinly 20 to
JACKs0S'S RIVER, within six hours travel by
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SYRINGE, ever .
good road
The celebrated GTeeLbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased b. an entire uIw
Company who will enlarge this accommodates u =
considerable extent this season for visitors
Passengers rcaob the White Sulphur frsn Peters
burg, Richmond Bsltimorc aud Nashiugtoa sa tie
same day, aud the Sweet Springs next asr,i.s 10
breakfast
Passengers for The rOckbriIgs Alum. Bath Alan,
warm. Hot and Healing SprEss take the stage at
Mibors and arrive at tho Sprass TO suppsr ths
day they leave Richmond.
FARE:
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UNITED STATES MAIL

<rfsS LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK Ann
NzunEeeA&xsatls NORFOLK, PETERpBURG Ann
HxE<SsEE4k c III VI ON D-The JAM FSTOWE
captain Parrish, leaves Richmond every Tue-iay ~
tern"on. CITY Point same evening and Norfolk next
morning "wednesday for New York
The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner leaves CITY Paint
every saturday morning aud Norfolk every SATURDAY.
Evening, for New York
returning, the jamestown leaves New York from
Pier il, North River every SATURDAY. arerpon ,,th
passengers hr Norfolk, Petersburg and Kirhmond.
without detention at Norfolk, merely sturJ,ns hrr-
70 lana passengers. She takes freight sniy for Rich.
mOnd 10Y W. '"N'-
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
Ieter burg and Richmond. but takes freight only kr
norfolk, North Carolina and Petersburg
Passage and fare. StaterOoin Included betrsap
Norfolk and New York -; steerage passage 81
Passage and fare, Staterfspm inciud,J ks,,s.sp
passage, o.. ~ ~S
mn II LUDLAA l. WATSON
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GERMAN CELEBRATES THE FoURTH.-At Buffalo,
aderman, intending to celebrate the morning of
the Fourth in becoming manner, placed hogs
head In front of his house the night before and at
saylght lit half dozen packs of fre-crackcrs and
threw them in the hOgshead, while half a dozen
young Dunderspaffs stood around to watch the eff
feet scattering explosion was heard, yell, and
the next moment ragged loafer, who had been
sleeping in the hogshead all night sprang forth all
In flames, and before the little Dundersplafs could
even raise YELL pitched into the old Dundersplaff
and gave him tremendous licking Dundersplaff
kept in dark room the balance of the day, with a
piece OF raw beefsteak both eyes, and piece
of brown paper, wet with whiskey, over his nose.
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!. UNION STEAMSHIP COM

UNION STEAMSHIP COM
aSsS PlNY-F FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
49, JlTi POINT AND NORFOLK Steam
xfz3szs,r CITY or RICHMOND. Captain =
sls-a-.t. Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt David
E-sls steamer flRGlSIA. Captain p. Rooms
tca q the-e superior Steamers will leave RichmunJ
s2-s. further notice, every MONDAY and Thurs.
DAY, touching az City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
tEyszhE and pas.engery, Returning, leavag Phns-
.ielphiA every EDNEsDAY and SATURDAY msra-
ings at 10 clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order increased AZ
commod9tions for the comfort Of Passengers having
been added, as also more room for height: and We
hope by regularity, dispatch and care in protecting
Of patronage
HtJ" No trsnshipment by this line
Passage through 10 New York and k,uud sIs "a
DO do PHILADELPHIA and f,und lar
cabin, 10
Passage through to Philadelphia. not found. I'd
cabin, A "a
Passage to City Point and Norfolk sane o. sy he
River Boats. - "
.FS- Passengers by this line can stop In PhfIsdeI.
pha two or three days aud then proceed 10 New Yo,k
by the same ticket. IL. 4. FUTILE, Agent
an 70 Rockets
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k U Y Err WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, VIRGINIA highly improved and
Wen established Watering Place s now ppen for the
puDc reception. The trlns the Orange road from
AiS1ahI, west, and from Uordonsville east connect
a. IIehton With lines Of stages for the Springs dis
at sx miles by graded road Passengers from Bal
eofe and ashington city arrive at the Springs al
io>i O'Clock A. NJ. and from Richmond and the South
70 aihher. All inquiries promptly responded 10 BIZ
letter. and circulars giving partie slars forwarded
upon application. THOMAS d. p. INGRAM
~ TIA ALEXANDER HAKpR
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A GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

N
\ The subscribers continue TO manufacture Agr1-
cultural Machines and Implements. OF the most ap
proved patterns and superior workmanship They ask
attention to "Cariwtls Horse Power and IhreSher,
single and double geared, with Separator If requlr
ed, which have taken n premium at every fair al
which they have been exhibited.
ALSO,
Croskill's Clod Crusher
Manny's Improved Reaper and Mower, the best
in
Rch's Iron Beam plow, highly improved
Seymour L Sages Broad Cast Grain Sewers
Magic Corn aud Cob Mill, an excellent machine
Reynolds Wheat Fans, and several other pat
terms
Corn Shelters, Hand and Horse Power, from 81
to $3J
Hay Presses; Wheat Drills; Corn Planters
Cidor Mills; Grain Cradles; Hay Rake5; Harrow
Grain Cleaners Tobacco Mills sc. &c.
BALDWIN. OARDW ELL 4 co,
ap 4-f3m No. AS Main ST., Richmond.
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COAL.
4 NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal

A NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal
L a The subscriber having fitted up large and com
modious coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets with of Fairbanks patent balances for
the purpose of weighing COAL, will furnish his pss
irons with 220 lbs 10 the ton leach load weighed and
not guessed att at the very lowest market price
u ii preferred he will sell his COAL at AN advance
If 10 per cost and charges; at the time
he will Away keep hand the best quality and in
Ttes the particular attention Of his friends and the
public generally, to give him call before purchas-
ing, at Ne. "A Main street. or "a his COAL yard
Terms cash. Os l2-ts)e PC. LARUS.
GOAL! C0AL.-Antharcite and the best
~ South Side LUMP COAL always on hand, for
sale at the lowest cash price by PC. LAkCS,
kl2-ts No IS Main st.
A Mt II RACITEC OAL-NOTICE.-I
a receiving orders for the best quality of AN
fHRACITE COAL to be- shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through will receive 22t0 lbs to the ton
they allowing commission of 10 per cent }
Those no wish 10 lay in their winter supply, will
ind It greatly 10 their interest to purchase at this
of the year whom coal and freights low
All orders enclosed TO mo through the Post Office
Jeff ut the Drug Store Of Messr5. Laey Robinson,
of It'll and Franklin streets at the law Of
nee Of Powhatan Roberts Of 18th and Main sts.,
(where my office is keptD will be promptly attended
10. 10 l0-luI WRIT ROBERTS.
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Ca.Y- COACH NANUFACTORY.

49, RICHMOND MADE CARRIAGES.-
ALFRED KING, Franklin street, ono square below
Exchange Hotel, has ON hand large and fashionable
assortment of best quality CAlRIAG Is, consisting Of
Coaches, Coaches Charriottees, Barouches, Rocka
ways Slide-seat Buggies, Top Buggies and Bugges
without tops.
My Carriages manufactured of best material
md by first class workmen.
Having been engaged in building Carriages for
more than twenty years and from the general salts
faction that my work has given, AN satisfied that no
establishment can offer better and more fashionable
Carriages on better terms.
Gentlemen wanting Carriages are invited TO call
and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
and pledge ms self that effort shall be wanting
IN my part to furnish Carriages good and as cheap
they be purchased either in this city or at the
North. (.
have still on hand one Of my Premium Carriages
suitable for public use which will sell at reduced
te 4-6Tnos