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r AGER BEER! LAGER BEER!!-

~ hereby respectfully inform our customers, and
the public In general, that we have enlarged our
Bottiing Establishment. we Can supply our GUS
toners with the very best kind of sparkling Lager
Beer at the lowest rates. Our wagon with the sign
goes through the streets daily, and will bring it to
any place in the city free of charge.
LOUIS EUKER& BROTHER,
ap l0-3ms No 20S Main street.
ET-Orders taken by J. FISH ER. Druggist, Broad
street, between lst street and Brooke Avenue. and
by Messrs Waring Pierce, on Broad. between Sth
and 9Th streets.
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THE GREATEST AIMS In

CHINA AND GLASSWARE, and various
Housekeeping Articles, are at SCHAAP CO.'S
Store. corner Sd and Broad street.-They selling
nice clear Tumblers from 81 cents dozen aud up
wards. at just half the value; Butter. Preserve.
Pickle and Sugar Dishes. very cheap indee !; Cob
French China Vases and Cologne Bottles; Plain and
Decorated Tea and Dinner Sets Motto Cups, &C.;
Table Cutlery; Britannia and Silver-pi Ware;
Tea Trays; Lookin xtilasses; Water Coolers, and
thousands of other housekeeping articles will be
sold amazingly low at SCH AAP cos, corner
of Broad and Sd streets. Looking glass Plates, of
own importation, to dealers at Ne . York whole
sale prizes. my Is
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DrsAPPEARED.-fhe smaii pox has entirely dis
appeared at Port Walthail, Va, and there is not
the slightest danger now in any ones going there.
There were nineteen cases of it in ALL only two of
which were fatal
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LOTTERIES.
4 FORTUNE OF o5O,0OO To BE
mad for Ten Dollars.

CWAN 4 cos LOTTERIES.
OAUTHoRIzED BY THE STATE on 0EORGIA
The following schsmss will be drawn By s. SWAN
AGO. Managers Of che Sparta Academy Lottery, In
each Of their Single Number Lotteries for June,
1855 at AUGUSTA, ia, in public, under the super
intendence Of COMMISSIONER
CHASSIS.
robs drawn In the city Of Augusta Ca in public.
SATURDAY, jun bru. 1858.
GLASS 10,
10 b drawn In the city OF Augusta Ga, In public. on
SATURDAY, JuNE i2rH. 1853
GLASS 20,
10 Be- drawn In the city Of Augusta Ca Ia public. on
SATURDAY. JUNE igrH. 1885.
GLASS 81,
70 b. drawn in the city Of Augusta. Ca In public on
SATURDAY, JUNE rs, 1858.
ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUNRkRA
5,4S5 PR1ZESt
Nearly One RlR % Eceyg NM nckcfs
MAGNIFICENT SCHkMHi
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LARGE SUPPLY OF NEW GOOD

A LARGE SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
"a JUST RECEIVED FROM THE LARGE AUG
TON SALES FROM THE NORTHERN CITIES
AT G0LDsMIT'S, 2D5 BROAD STREET-The la.
dies would do we'll to call Immediately to procure
sOmo of the great bargains which are Offering
White bonnet Ribbons 10 cents; Cambria an Swiss
Edgings i2a cents; rich Embroidered Hdkfs 1t 81,
worth So; busters 81; Nantes So fine corded Cam
brio IS cents cheap at 375 cents; Bands l2a cents;
Nansooks at 371s cents worth at least 621a cents:
Beached Cottons, excellent article cents; black
silk at Is aud S32 cents Irish Linens s71s cents;
Ruehes; Flowers; Blond Laces and Footngs; Col
lars Sleeves Siitts; Gloves; Hosiery; Parasols Cam
brio and Swiss Muslins together with numerous
other goods to be sold at extra low prices.
my "A GOLDSMITH 1a5 Broad street.
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IMPORTANT FACTS To PURCHA-
Il SERS OF DRY Go0Ds.-It is q fact that NAL
Lent is selling the handsomest Lawns in this city
for ninepence per yard and upwards.
Ii is fact that Mailert is selling the cheapest
Dress Goods of all descriptions. new and fashion
able
1T is a fact that Mailert is selling Linen Hdkfs,
Collars, Embroderies and Swiss Muslins, at unpre-
cedented low prices.
II lis fact that Mailert Is selling the best bar
gains in shirtings and Sheetings that be had in
this city.
IL is fact that MaiIert Is selling the best bar gains
in Boys' and Mems wear of all st1 les.
tits fact, if you want bargains in Black Silks
lerts
In fact, if you want to buy good bargains in every
MAILERTS Cheap Store.
my22 No Al Main sc. opposite st Chas Hotel.
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Tar NEW poLlricAL pASrf.-lAe movement III
Washington for the organization Of po'itica'
party Ia opposition to the present Administrator
con the adoption Of the following primer
pies:
aThe ignoring Of all questions calculated 70 pro.
,auee sectional strife; the protection OF popular
rights judicious system OF Ia.eIn" ,,' 80
xsn,ion Of the immigration of criminals aud pau
pers: the protection Of the ballot box ana an OK.
tended period 81 residence after naturaixaton, as
a condition. for the exercise OF the elective iran
sysry rerritory rising into State TO have con-
ssiru,ion and laws framed by the citizens OF the
m states. who are permaoeat inhabitants there
iu. nader such rules Congress may psessrlos'
the object beinga recognition OF tne essensi ,he
ctples and policy, in when ali oppono"' ~
Administration may agree
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MAN Who TAXES KILLING KINDLY-The Friend of
India tells a good story Of Lieuteuan mt Stewart,
Deputy Superintendent of Electric Teiegraphs 10
Bengal, which our contemporary says ought to be
true If it is not 1t seems that this officer, whose
services during tina mutiny are not recognized by
the public, has two somewhat eccentric habits
One il that OF travelling fast that 1t tasks his
telegraph to record his progress. and the other OF
getting nearly killed About once ia every three
months Lieutenant Stewart is sure to turn up in
the papers carried away by tiger, or ripped up
by bear, or dying of the cholera, or doing some
thing from which only men of India-rubber ever
escape. OF course, Lucknow being the place where
1t is easiest to get killed. he has gone to Lucknow
Permission was given somewhat reluctantly, aud
the Governor-General teegraphed to the Com
mapder-in-C Chief that Lieutenant Stewart was not
to be killed. Sir Colin read the order aud looking
up saw its object slipping out with his rifle join
a party of skirmishers, who expected hot work
'Come out of that" shouted the chief, In strong
verpacuiar; !not content with killing yourself,
yOu must give me the discredit OF it.''-Hurkdru
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EACH SATURDAY IN JUNE.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
pI pTise % are e'' A'p''A'"'S ~ s'' $1,000
prizes IL $500. approximating to $4,000 ooo
4 prizes Of S2oo, approximatlng to $1,000 49,
prize, are - cU
4 prizes Of sl25. approximating to 5000
prize, are oVo
4 prizes of 500, approximasfng 70 A,Uo am
prize, are 1900 4oo
1 prizes Of $I5 approxfmatng 70 $SsWo .oo
prizes Of $50 approximating to $3.50 ~
prizes are 49, w
BO00 prises Of $50 are fo,oe
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JACKSON. MsssA Ns4s y
MR.. n. III. JACKIE NJ. psAs SiS..s
AVA have triedla bott. u yoar Escslslcx y
with my customers, and mar sEealss AT.,%
pe1IHs s,c as2T ~, ,.,sss ~ any elAef szsE
0,p:rin' A h oniy 10 be 80 q h. appFossa
Tuos NJ. FALl0s, ~ v
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NEOO REWARD. -JEFFRlES AN
tIDslA(I rInnTE SpECIEIC MIXTURE for the

Q60n REWARD --JEFFRlES' AN
DCOO TIDoTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
euro of Gonorrh9a. Gleet Structures, anu Similar mar
disorders 1t makes q speedy without the least
restriction Of diet drink, exposure or change in ap
plcation to business. The proprietor challenges
single case of recent GoDorrhoea which the mixture
will not cure. under forfeiture of $500 Further-
the disease be contracted if dose OF the MIX
and long experience have proved that it will radi-
caIly cure any case which can be produced. Tins
desirable result is obtained in from two TO ten days
and "a il neither creates nausea nor oends the pai
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation IN diet or
interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep OF heai-
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as
speedily az is consistent with the production oil
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable and no injurious effect, either
constitutionally or locally, can be caused by its
use. VI, I,
Price 5, per bottle. Sole agent for New YORK, Y
CALLESDEk. corner of Sd and Walnut sts,
Sold by FISHER 4 WINSTON,
fe a2-dly Richmond Va.
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54S5 prizes. amounting to xsN.oO
whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters " 81.
III M or TILE Lottery

6.4Sc prILeS. tbtVuusiuH
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters u 10.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from to 5000. corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips paper are encircled with email tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel
The first ISL prizes, similarly printed and encircled.
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolyed, and a number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers. and at the same
time Prize ia drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn cut are opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
drst Prizes will be entitled to tho IS Approxima
ION Prizes For example, II Ticket No. II $50 draws
the $40 OO Prize those Tickets numbered PAS 24g
IL ISL IL 252 will each be entitled to $i0a If Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets num-
bered 54S 54e $751; 552 will each be entitled to $780,
and 30 on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $40 will be determined by the
Ia figure ofthe number that draws the $4,000 prize
For example: If the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No. then ell the Tickets where the
humber ends in l. will be entitled to so Ifthe num-
Der ends with Eo.2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in O. win be entitled to $50 and so Oh
TOT
Certificates will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate Of . package ofi0 whole Tickets. $50
hntI
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DHU0a. MnpICIMHs, 90.


DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
II NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADAgsH.a, =, - -
The fact has been well known for long willie ,,sa~
MRS DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR ID the pest !. .e ~ nj
known for Coughs aud Colds; but perhaps " - NV
generally 90 well know that IL has relieved psLa
nentiy several cases of Neural gia and Nervous r
tificate from Mr.. WINSTON. q gentleman well KNOWN
in this community: n. =. a. Earthly
"RlcHMoSp, January IS. ls5s.-This y 70 md
Neuralgia most severely for several years, ntii
tried various remedies but found no rsis, 70
try Mrs ' DAVIS Z CouaH kLIXfR. which l found
Of great benefit to myself My danghtsa n am.
suffered with acough since her niancy .an;ne and
il now free from cough and more vigorous tnsn sh h
has been ct period Of her life ysry pleasant
OF, Elm nervous and general debility; , ,v,xs,o,
For saie by Mrs DAVE FISHER poasL ,rs ~
Millspaugh Johnston, ficot' a ooueA fea
Charles ID Yale, =
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Trnzuruaw, VIRGINIA CENTRAL
Ia " RAILROAD

NEW ARRANGEHEyT--T THROUGH HcAhfs'
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
On and after MONDAY. 2tsh instant. filky I.,
TICKETS will be issued a. this ef.ioe 10 baluMss,
Warrington aud Alexandria. 81 chs same rate ~ W
the other line. 49,
Commencing with the lat Of June, throngs ~ -
points farther South. -.
BaggsSs CHECK ed through In all cases. ana f.n'
ferred without charge. g. ,i
On the lac Of Jane. an Acconsnsaation Tran ssn
be run daily, Except 5unsiaya.l between d9npsh-
willie and Richmond leaving 0ordoawtlis 70 NJ
lara hereafter. faoS popANhNs
N. Q Tickets TO wAshngtoa asa A;sAssa's
Once Va Central RsiiresSco.l
May ath, u ~ - 4 $500 as
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GEB HA6ANsB JOHN 4 sut = -
Il ~ u q TIE ring, The question Win I'm
thy q bis wages, ard why should I r,se ,s, W.
ance Of good win, ~" continu
: : !. "a, Re-, ygssev, and assag ae MON ~
HAGAN'D JOHN still retains cysss 90.
Al ~ laws and ineiibie rights. f1r Il = with
,ns. y the Ont law ii Ns,nrssn,
20 unfuri. for he knowsth NOT II rest
ivre. pave egmmenced my old buripess a. .ns s.s
sfrset sno VII Be ready to build from whas,sasa
aud take Horses on ivery-wiil b 49, ~ .sds.
nr anytnlnR nom goose yoke Mp % bIin5 ~ zoe
ns,ulnnm Win al ms huIabHgs srd walker VIM x.
9AN,s JOHN career, which ION viii hear r,ol IA
~ IN 800 1nt JOHN HAaAN.
- 49, Greek Matte,
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: CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

&, Ths subscriber has On hand !. b. csss
Main acd Cary. sth and 18th streets ns., ~
iumhian Hotel, COACHES. CHARI6Tyrss hs p 70
R0uGnEs. BUGGIEs. with aud without ton. % "a
and workmanship all Of Shch viii be s,iA as.sIiAh
good work Of the kiad can be in the cir ~ ps.s
mond and ! RESPECTFULLY ask cali from tha ne I,
want OF any article In the Carriage linz a. - ~
termined 70 make 20 order and sell ~ ~ e 49, ".
ranted. AiAu - X wv "a VAT
fs l9--9m "AHutm.
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= Pors.--This Coffee Pot Il decidedly the best N
ase--fusf rece1god An aesoFtiaent Of al a{1es Ca1
and examine e sTEB5lN3 n PuLLeN'S
nyA soi Broad stsssl
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FREIeHT FOR Boston.

.HII-h ENLKUH IT'LL DN -,I
$3.50 The steamer GRO. PEABODY WY
leave Richmond for Baltimore every WknNh,pAti
moraing. ar O'Clock, where she viii connect WIN
the Ro-ton steamer that leaves Baltimore every
Saturday afternoon and arrive ct Boaton the oNo"-
ing Tuesday. -
Good will be delivered through TO Bsstoa VITA
expedition By this route and med rate rsis
u freight.
For terms. apply 10
myt-ts Once opposite Steamers W hAyes.
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IT. NOTICE.-T0 PlSSBs-
49, gers FOR PORTSMOUTH ANp
1tSkfDLk The steamsr CURTIS PECK, Capt.a
JaHy DAVIS. will leave the wharf a. koskeis rssT
lariy every MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY ard To- ~.
DAT mornings at 81 o'clock. PsEcisKtr. ~ w
above plsres aud return each alternate cay lons'
my2s.ts $50 INV" 'a''as' 70 HasEINs.
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TIyHE REST COUGH SYRUP IN The
i WoRI.Di-pREpARED BY A CHEMIST.
6ARTSHORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
IL admitted By the thousands who have used u 70 "a
.ba heat REGENERATION In use for COUGHS, from coid
oT n COSSOMPTi We COUGH, ASTHMA, BhoS-
CHTTIS CATARRH. or any Lung Auction. !, = rs -
also great remedy for Hoarseness ana aiiss a" AT
Hamrnaton of the Lungs or Throat.
HB Bottles IS, 30 cents. and 81. -,
Sold by PURCELL, LADD co and Oil Drug
oists in Richmond Norfolk aud Petersburg.
NJ B-If you suffer with pain, use HARTsh as ~
rro, Ar fha 1raat pain AunihilatOr. D--Ctt
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SADDLERY.

NOTlCE.-The subscriber begs.. leave to
informhis customers of the city of Richmond that
he is now receiving 100 half bbls first quality Phila
delphia Cream Ale, and will dispose of the same Oh
the most reasonable terms, and deliver it free Of
charge to any part of the city.
NJ MCCORMACK,
fe Ats 3is broad street
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would re-
L specially inform his friends and the public
generally that he is prepared to execute all orders
for PAINTING, GLAZING, &C., promptly, and on as
good terms as others, always using the best mate
rails.
To his old friends, he would return his sincere
thanks tor their patronage, some of whom have
been, from his beginning business eleven years
since his regular customers and he hopes by due
diligence to merit liberal share Of public patron
age fe 22-ts SY IANDRUM.
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MARRIAGE OF Tas DAUGBrAHs oR TWO KANSAS
ExGoyEBsoRs daughter of Ex-Governor
Resder was married at Easton, Pa. on the Ioth
mat and a daughter OF the Hon Robert J. Walker,
at Washington, on Wednesday last. At the mar
riage of Miss Reeder the ladies in waiting were the
daughters of Hon. P. 8 Michler and 5. Drinkhous,,
Esq of Easton; the daughter of b G. Clarke, Esq ,
of Jersey city; the daughter of Prof d. Gross, Of
Philadelphia. a daughter of Hon. Reverdy Johsson
of Baltimore, aud a younger sister of the bride
A large number of the guests, were present from
various sections of the Union, and festivities to
be kept mp for a week or more, were on mag
niAce, scale
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
wrruoUT REgIRD 70 THEIR COST.

NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
~ of the newest aud most fashionable styles at
Is per cent less than April prices. Opening this
morning, direct from New York Handsome Side
striped Berage Robes; Double Skirt Berage Robes;
Three.Flounced Berags Robes; Eie CANT Grenadne
Robes, very line; Challie Robes, Aquilie; Ducal
Plaids, very handsome, new style; Black Pineapple
Cloth for mourning; Splendid 0rgandie Robes
cheap; OrgaGdie Muslins, extra French Jaconets
very cheap; Lavelia Cloth, at ia cts; Side Striped
Breakfast Dresses
The attention of the ladies is most respectfully
cailed.to these new and beautiful Goods at
q A GWATKINS'
my4 OppOsite Exchange Rank
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A spxscH PROM BILLY MISUNDERSTANDING has
bean making another speech at New Orleans
Here Ii the document:
81 stand M here big chief, brave warrior. /
kill heap your people before, can do him again
easy; give Billy seven good men to follow on the
war track, aud he lick ali the United States, scalp
big father at WashingtoDl WhHopF
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hN bbis Halifax Herrings, in store.
mvn i '-'' BACON RAsKhRvILL.
T1URoT Dv WE r-xT,s :. =. . : =,

bbLs. PICKLES s half do some
49, ses nice, 70 bags Nuts. different kinds mo
By Is Io Mss f1r ISLE
No rs Main str, q.
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Description OF KJBsss--Ai '"o
head of the Kansas marauders, says the Boston
Traveller, in its Kansas correspondence
"Isa Eentuckiau by birth, but has always oeen
antisIaysry. lie is a religious man lie was Que
of Old Jonn Browns men. ieutenan. ~ ms SV su
,sn, 7 hali.ye and Ia now between forty and for
ty.fiye wears of age. OF a wiry frame, nervous
temoersment, sharp intellect, be Is peculiarly NJ
ted for the post be has assumed, that OF euerilia
leader In personal appearance, ne LOOKS en" .,
like John Charles Fremont to pass for his twin
brother. His hair is lighter, aud the general ex-
presson of his features less stern
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EOR PARTNERSHIPS Patent Glen
Il fled Starch. ia of the most important reaui-
sites-it requires no boiling, may be prepared for
use in few minutes, and imparts beautiful polish
to all kinds of fine goods. For sale at
LAIDLEY h ROBINS0N'S
my 81 New Drug Store, 4th and Franklin SITS
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING. Spring Cas-
~ simere Suits, By express TO day. ALSO, hand
some lot Black Frock Goats; Fancy and Black Cassi-
mere Pants; Fancy aud Black silk Vests. all styles
seats: Fancy Mars,illes and Duck Pants: beautiful
lot Side Band Cashmere Vests. Large and well-se-
iecfed stock Of BnyR ClofhiRg. Just received and
ready for sale, large and handsome lot Furnishing
Goods. all selling at low price, for cash. at
N WALKER cos
my 20 l03 corner Main and lith sta
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM.

Ga I'll az. sRE sa,lv NoRTR R5,frS
FOR TKAVEL.-TWlCE DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
ExCEPTEp9 BETWEEN, RICHMOND. BALTt
ACQUfA CREEK AND WASHINGTON. over the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, TO
the Potomac River, seventy five miles and by splen
did aud comfortable steamers thence IN Washington
hty five milesin all 100 miles in hours. hsing
scomfortabie and perfectly safe rate ofspeed
Hours Of departure, CAS- 4. NJ. snd.7 Il pm sndpaS'
gage under charge OF special agents through
TO Washington. Baltimore Philadelphia and New
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ALEX. Hill. the only direct importer Of French
Boots and shoes in Richmond Keeps constantly on
hand large supply of all of the various styles OF
French Work and Materials for the manufacture ~
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes Call st
app HILLS. l2I Main street
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FARK.

l ITO Washington, $50,
. TO Baitimors, 6W
To Philadelphia, SOC
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River Is now undergoing relay, lnefe
than thirds Of il being already completed with an
edge rail of superior quality, while the remainder
Ia admirable condition. s. RUTH,
! Superintendent Of Transportation.
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NOTICE of the BANK OF THE
~ OLD DOMINION, at Alexandria, will be re
deemed at par, in Bankable funds
my 5-ts lSAACc TAfLOR.
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xn ACCOMMODATION

sses9 ~ sdasEss-..slatslT RAIN,-CaANdB 0R
H5UKs.-on aud alter May LIST. the Accommodation
Train Of this Company will run daily Sundays ex,
eep,edl between Milford aud Richmond, leaving
Milford at 10 A NJ, storpieg at Ashland or Break
fast, and arrive In Richmond at AS A y. ketnrn'
ing. VIII leave Richmond at o'clock VI. and reach
Milford At 20 P NJ. stopping hr passengers Al
any point each way.
FARE. the same rs on the Mail Trsin.
SAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
Office r and p r Co.
Richmond. April 10. lsas. an B-e
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~formed by dissolv'g gums
(which is Goluble for the
cine. These gums remove
Iron the system, supply
flow of bile, invigorating
ITO digest well, purifying
Ihealthtothewho lemachi.
of the disease, and effect
fany of the disagreeabie
CaloIael or Mineral
>sresorted to.
issufficient to relieve the
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Aud CDTntCt WIFI tIt lThIus yUing North.
The Trains leaving Richmond at o'clock in the
morning, form link in the direct through lire
from New York TO Memphis BY the way Of Wash
ington. Richmond. Lynohburg, Knoxville. Dalton
Chattanooga, thence to Memphis or to Nashville
Tenn. being the most expeditions and direct route
to those points. g. CAMPBELt.
m